UK readers will want to make sure they have or know someone who has access to Sky 3D TV this Christmas, for Avatar 3D is coming to town. The Christmas premiere will be exclusive to Sky 3D and Sky 3D alone. However, those who aren’t too keen on 3D movies in general will be able to see the 2D version of Avatar on sister channels Sky Movies Premiere and Sky Movies Premiere HD. The Avatar 3D (and 2D) premiere is scheduled to go live on Christmas Eve at 8pm. Interested...
Remember a time way back in 2007 when AT&T announced a little gem for the Xbox 360 relating to U-Verse? For many people, that initiative to bring U-Verse programming to the Xbox 360 and have it function as a set top box have all but died. Three years and still no product/service generally means “death” in the consumer electronic world. But the powers that be have managed come through. The U-Verse-enabled Xbox 360 is nearing an official release. But...
It seems as if we’re always seeing new and innovative electrical outlet designs. On the flip side, however, we never really see anything new and exciting when it comes to what’s actually being plugged into said outlet. The cable that tethers our gadgets and electrical devices hasn’t changed in decades. Why should everything else have all the fun? That’s what the “Line Block” hopes to change. The key design element with the Line Block...
If you’re one of millions of AT&T U-verse users, you’ve got a new handy dandy feature headed your way. Coming soon to a smartphone (still undetermined) near you, AT&T Voicemail Viewer will allow users to remotely listen to and manage home voicemails left on traditional land line systems from the comfort of the open road. Currently, there’s no mention of what actual smartphones will be supported. Complicating those seeking more, pointing your...
While trying to avoid the beating of the poor horse that’s been beaten one too many times, I stumbled upon an article and felt the need to share it with you. It’s rather short for what it covers — HDMI cables and why you don’t need to spend more than $5-$15 on any cable — but does so in a very clear and precise way. Check out HD Guru if you’re tired of listening to your poor, technologically retarded old man boast about his new $1500 TV...
