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A few years back, Google showcased a brand new programing language some of its engineers were working on, Go. The language was already being used internally, though it was being labeled as experimental.
Now though, it sheds the label with the release of Go 1, the stable version of the language and accompanying tools... |
29 March 2012
09:45 GMT |
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Digital distribution might be on the rise in the video game industry but a number of leading executives at Sony are saying that it's not yet time for a console that has no physical drive and gets all its content from the cloud.Shuhei Yoshida, who is the president of the Worldwide Studios at Sony, has told Edge d... |
7 October 2011
15:01 GMT |
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Sony has announced that the much maligned PlayStation Portable Go, its most recent handheld release, is getting a price cut in all the major video game market in an effort to push its sales up and maybe prepare gamers for an announcement about the PSP 2.In the United States the device will now sell for 199 dollars, d... |
26 October 2010
04:17 GMT |
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Sony Computer Entertainment of America has announced two initiatives that are set to help the sales of both the PlayStation Portable handheld in its traditional configuration and the Go version, which lacks a UMD drive and gets all its content via digital distribution. A new line of videogames, featuring the label &l... |
2 June 2010
13:41 GMT |
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When Sony was talking about a new handheld a few years back, a lot of people expected a radical evolution, a device that would integrate gaming with Internet browsing and telephone services. Instead, the company launched the PSP Go, which is an aesthetically evolved handheld that gets all its content from the PlaySta... |
9 March 2010
04:14 GMT |
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Last week, an advertisement appeared, listing a number of accessories that were said to work with a whole array of PlayStation Portable variants, including the PSP-4000, a model Sony has not announced officially. A lot of people wondered whether the company leaked some information related to a new handheld or whether... |
28 December 2009
16:31 GMT |
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The Nintendo DSi LL has arrived on the Japanese market on November 22 and initial numbers suggest that the new hardware version is having an impact with customers, smaller than that of the Nintendo DSi but bigger than that of the Sony made PlayStation Portable Go. For the initial two days, the new console has moved 1... |
25 November 2009
03:11 GMT |
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There's nothing Google wouldn't want to have a crack at. Its engineers are working on anything from operating systems, two of them in fact, to power-saving widgets so the only surprise in the fact that they've now built a new programing language is that it took them so long to do it. Called Go, the ne... |
11 November 2009
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The PlayStation Portable received a lot of attention from Sony this year, with a lot of promotions and special offers, but that didn't lead to an increase in total sales. According to the financial report for the April-September period, the company revealed that the PSP sold less than it had done the past year. ... |
3 November 2009
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Sony has announced having released a new firmware version for the PlayStation Portable handheld labeled 6.10. The company is emphasizing the fact that those who bought a new PSP Go need to apply the firmware in order to make sure that their systems are fully compatible with all PSP games.But the update does more than... |
1 October 2009
05:00 GMT |
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One of the biggest innovations coming alongside the DSi, the new handheld model released by Nintendo earlier in the year all over the world, is that it can actually receive content via its WiFi connection. Nintendo has exploited this by offering a DSiWare service, modeled after WiiWare, which allows users to create u... |
1 October 2009
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The 16GB PSP Go gets a final price of $250 for the October 1 launch at just $50 dollars short of the 160GB PlayStation 3 Slim. To promote the product, Sony Computer Entertainment America will make available for the launch over 16,000 items PSP Go-compatible in the form of 13,300 television episodes and 2,300 movies. ... |
29 September 2009
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Despite the world wide economic recession, which is in full swing and set to continue for a while longer, there's one videogaming market that will see a big increase in the coming years, that of handheld devices, represented by the PlayStation Portable from Sony and the DS from Nintendo.The report claims that th... |
15 May 2009
04:17 GMT |
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The ongoing struggle for supremacy between Sunnyvale Yahoo and Mountain View Google is currently at its bloodiest peak. The weapons are the press releases out there and they look like mass murdering nuke heads at the rate they are delivered. The killing fields are all the media involved and at the point in which we a... |
13 November 2007
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