The 3DS is now useful for something other than headache-inducing matches of Dead or Alive -- soon, you'll be able to view movies in 3-D by using a Netflix 3DS app.
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Spotify Comes to the US — But Has Limited Invites
Spotify is finally ready to make it debut in the United States. However, if you want in, you might have a bit of trouble getting an invite.
Read More »What is Google+, Really?
Now that those of us with Google+ invites have had time to play around with the latest fad in social networking -- what's the consensus?
Read More »Netflix Pricing Plans Go Up, Customers Rage
Netflix has just announced that they're raising their prices -- by a lot -- starting September 1st. Needless to say, Netflix customers aren't taking this news well.
Read More »Scientists Stalking Twitter to Monitor Health Problems
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University are interested in your life -- no, really. They sifted through over 2 billion public tweets, and came up with some really interesting information about certain health problems.
Read More »Netflix Admits Streaming Issues for Apple TV Customers
Over the past weekend, many customers with Apple TV devices weren't able to access Netflix. Though Netflix claims the issue has been resolved, there's still ongoing discussion about the technical problems between Apple TV and Netflix.
Read More »Next Apple iPhone will be ‘Thinner’ and ‘Lighter’
Finally, more info has been leaked about the next Apple iPhone. Sources claim that Apple is ordering components to make a thinner, lighter iPhone for release this September.
Read More »The Death of Unlimited Data Plans for Verizon
Starting today, July 7th, you'll no longer be able to get an unlimited data plan from Verizon. 10GB of data streaming, the highest tier package, will cost you around $80 per month.
Read More »Fox News Twitter Feed Hacked
Hackers from a group calling themselves the "Script Kiddies" infiltrated the Fox News Politics twitter account, and published false reports that President Obama had been killed.
Read More »Why Apple Can Charge $50 for a Thunderbolt Cable
In order to use Thunderbolt-enabled devices, you're going to have to drop $50 to buy the cable from Apple -- and only from Apple. But is the cable really worth the cost?
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