Gamertell

FROM GADGETELL - There is no need to stop checking your email, surfing the web, or talking via IM.  With the right equipment, it is possible to be connected nearly anywhere at any time. 
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No doubt following in the footsteps of Netflix, Blockbuster has also decided to bring movies to other media outlets as well. The movies offered will be a combination of Blockbuster and CinemaNow movies, which Sonic acquired last year. The company is hoping to be able to stream videos through the… Continue Reading »

Title:GRUVme Games GRUVme Games Price: Free System(s): PC/Mac (web-based) Pros: A website full of fun an downright addictive games. The site has more than 1000 titles so there is something for everyone. It is free to sign up and play. Cons: A lot of the games are poorly done and… Continue Reading »

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The UK is all set to revamp the videogame rating system according to the recommendations made by Dr. Tanya Byron, who is heading a review into the ill effects of games and the internet in the U.K. Byron told Next-Gen that the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has assured her… Continue Reading »

We interrupt your steady stream of run-of-the-mill blogging, to bring you this awesome tale of revenge. At the center of this case is a stolen Xbox 360, pilfered alongside a laptop and TV from one Jesse McPherson of Philadelphia while he was away at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin… Continue Reading »

Much like cartoons, most gadgets and videogames are really not meant for kids. Let your toddler play Grand Theft Auto for a while or mess with your iPod and you’ll probably not be too happy with the results. As a safer and more education alternative, LeapFrog Enterprises has been selling… Continue Reading »

Sony gave the PSP a new lease on life with the launch of the slimmer PSP Slim and Lite, and now it has aided the handheld’s sales prospects by making Skype available on it. Skype will add an entirely new dimension to the PSP by allowing gamers to make free… Continue Reading »

Nintendo doesn’t know what it’s doing with multiplayer online gameplay.  It’s just that simple. The Famicom and the Super Famicom, and the Nintendo 64 had online peripherals which were never a wide enough success to release in the US market.  Nintendo tried, and it decided nobody cared… and then the… Continue Reading »

Just in case, for some odd reason, you own a Wii and haven’t downloaded Opera’s web browser yet, June 30, 2007, is the last day you’ll be able to do so for free. Everyone who has downloaded the browser will continue to get the service for free, assuming you didn’t… Continue Reading »