A roundup of the day’s tech news, including the deaths of Rockmelt, Flock, and Flip Cam, the closure of Switched and DownloadSquad, a lawsuit against AOLHuffPo, and more.
Noisecast Roundup 04-12-2011: If it bleeds we can kill it Read More »
Well this one definitely flew under the radar, Sony’s US blog posted an update on the SCEA v. GeoHot novella came to end with an undisclosed settlement between the two parties on March 31st. Though the full terms of the settlement have not been made public, a permanent injunction seem to be one of the
Sony vs. GeoHot Settlement Reached Read More »
This week’s roundup includes a kid who taught himself calculus at 8, Sony dropping their lawsuit against GeoHot, the Kindle now being available for $114 with ads, and more.
Noisestash Roundup: Mildly Hungover Edition Read More »
In a surprise twist, George “GeoHot” Hotz has denied fleeing the country and says he is simply on vacation in South America. He says that he has had the trip planned since November and that he has not used any of his legal defense money to pay for it.
GeoHot: On Vacation, Not On The Lam Read More »
Today’s news roundup includes a story about pole dancing for Jesus, the departure of an Apple executive, and a time-lapse video of a woman with AIDS. Plus, watch a video of the Aurora Borealis.
Noisestash Roundup, shake that ass for jesus edition Read More »
In the latest twist in the GeoHot vs Sony legal battle, a federal magistrate has ordered George “GeoHot” Hotz to hand over his computer drives and PlayStation 3 as well as information to any PlayStation Network account he has. Hotz complied with the order, but not before removing critical sections of the hard drives.
GeoHot flees to South America Read More »
Microsoft is reaching out to developers to help revive Windows Phone 7 by offering them free phones and support. This move suggests that the company is serious about supporting the platform and wants to give developers more control.
Is MS trying to make a grab for geohot? Read More »
