Anyone who has played God Of War 3 will appreciate this video by Kittenbinbitten, who is hoping to be on the next series of PlayStation’s reality show ‘The Tester’. Good luck chappy.
Holograms In The Home
0 CommentsJuly 21, 2010 – 12:30 pm
Stuff 3D glasses, we want Eastenders to be shown in the living room in the form of holograms and this merry dream/nightmare could soon be a reality with the rather clever combination of a pyramid shaped screen and an iPad. No need for glasses, just need to ditch the telly for a giant pyramid. We’re gonna need bigger front rooms.
iPhone 4 Antenna Story – Taiwan Style
0 CommentsJuly 19, 2010 – 9:00 am
Next Media in Taiwan have produced a scarily accurate reconstruction of Steve Job’s behaviour surrounding the iPhone 4 signal issues. Who will be the first TV station in the UK to do these CGI versions of the news? My money is on Five. I also hope that Steve Jobs conducts his next press conference with a Darth Vader helmet.
You Are What You Tweet
0 CommentsJuly 15, 2010 – 1:30 pm
Gillian McKeith has made the classic internet mistake of making a post online, tried to delete it then mounting a cover-up plan to make out she had nothing to do with it. The former presenter of You Are What You Eat has been criticised for years in the UK over claims that her doctorate is not legitimate. Her main enemy is Bad Science author Ben Goodacre, who managed to get the same doctorate that McKeith has for his dead cat. On Twitter, McKeith responded to a user who was looking forward to reading a chapter about her in Bad Science, and called Goodacre an ass and a liar.
RealID Outrage
0 CommentsJuly 8, 2010 – 2:30 pm
Blizzard have caused a storm of outrage with the news of RealID on their forums, which means members of their official forums will have to ditch their online aliases and start posting under their real names. The company says that this will stop a lot of abuse as posters will see that they are abusing real people and not an anonymous username. Folks are outraged over privacy issues. One poster didn’t seem to mind as some of his family even found it hard to find him on Facebook – then this happened to him. Another forum member has started a website filled of publicly found information on Blizzard employees, found when doing searches with their real names.
Would using your real name on a forum stop you from trolling, or would it make you more worried when you get into debates with other posters? Is this another warning that we should be more careful about what information we put about ourselves online?
