Author: Andru Edwards

Seattle, WA

Crave Entertainment Announces E3 Lineup

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Corporate News, PlayStation 2, Strategy, Xbox

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Google Buys Dodgeball.com

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: News

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Make Email Work For You

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Productivity

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Global Gadget Magazine I4U, Gear Live, and Playfeed Announce Exclusive E3 Podcast And Video Coverage

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Announcements, Handhelds, Portable Audio / Video, Video Games

I4U Future Technology News, the Premier digital gadget online news publication, is set to bring E3 coverage to a whole new level. Journalists will be on hand to bring unfiltered reports to readers, listeners and video viewers worldwide. “This years E3 is going to be special, even for non-hardcore gamers,” states Luigi Lugmayr, CEO of I4U LLC. “The new consoles will also change home entertainment in the near …

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Dodgeball.com Acquired By Google

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, Internet

I have been messing around with Dodgeball.com for a couple of weeks in the Seattle area, and I think the service is pretty cool. I haven’t done much more than test it, but I like the idea behind it. Apparently Google liked it to - so much so that they have acquired the company, making Dodgeball.com the thirteenth company that Google has …

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British Scientists Anti-Gravity Machine

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Misc. Tech

British scientists have put together an anti-gravity machine which has the ability to levitate heavy stones, coins, and other metals in the air. Using a powerful magnet, the anti-gravity machine uses diamagnetism, which essentially means that you can place non-magnetic object into a powerful magnetic field, which then causes the object to take on a weak magnetic force of its own. While the levitation …

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Google Can Dig Up Personal iCal Information

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Internet, Software

The Google search engine is a powerful force. We have all heard of the different ways you can manipulate the search field to find things that people would rather keep private. Now it appears that someone has uncovered another security flaw, this time concerning iCal. Now, after talking to Joel it was made clear to me that the user needs to do something …

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Canada’s CRTC To Regulate VOIP

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Internet, Misc. Tech

Canada’s local phone companies were hoping that VOIP services would be left unregulated similar to other Internet services. Instead, what is expected to happen is that the CRTC will bring VOIP under its umbrella which would mean that the large telcos like Bell Canada and Telus Corp. would need to seek CRTC approval for their prices. This means that if they want to slash prices to compete …

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Yahoo! Music Unlimited Gets It Right

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Music, Portable Audio / Video, Software

Yahoo! has made a very bold move in the digital audio download arena. Yahoo! Music Unlimited will bring its users music downloads, similar to services provided by Napster and Rhapsody, for the extremely low price of $7 per month. If you purchase one year all at once, it costs just $60 - that is $5 a month! The music is your standard DRM protected WMA format and can …

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Individualizing Your Site

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Marketing, Planning

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