- Google re-defining net neutrality it seems to me.
- Yahoo adding third party apps to Yahoo mail.
- By 2020 most of the net surfing will be dominated by handsets. Har. I think not.
- Is the PS3 dying? Some think so.
- Twitter chooses Google not Facebook.
- Half of women surveyed would give up sex in favor of the Internet. Better sex there perhaps?
- Netbook promotions.
- Microsoft losing some sales folks no thanks to recent hire.
- Why should Intel do batteries? Its crazy.
- FCC postpones meetings on free Internet.
- Samsung doing 8-megapixel phone.
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Ps3 is way too much expensive. Fanboys say that it’ s due to the bluray. Fine. It should be noticed though that majority of customers just wanted to buy a thing to put near the tv and play a next-gen game. Bluray is not needed at all during this current generation of games. Maybe later, maybe when ps4 and xbox 361 will come out , not now. You can see movies with higher definition? Fine. Customers did not want to buy a cheap bluray home theater system, they wanted to play a current generation videogame. Fanboys say that if you buy an arcade xbox, you have to upgrade it and it would cost as much as a PS3. This is false: it would still cost less and anyway Microsoft at least doesn t force its customers to spend money for items they don t need: the possibility to upgrade over time lets customers choose what is needed and what is not for and according to their personal exclusive use of the console. If fanboys keep on justifying the high price with the bluray, oh well, stop comparing Ps3 to videogame consoles then, let s start comparing it to bluray and dvd readers and lets say that Ps3 is not a videogaming console but a blue ray reader with the feature of letting you play ps3 videogames.