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22:25
May 1st, 2008
Zune to hit Canada in May with a smaller lineup?Posted By: wraggster Just hold on a little while longer, Canadian Zune-lovers -- it seems that your wait is almost over. A job listing just popped up on the Vancouver Craigslist, looking for a "Microsoft Zune Program Coordinator" who will "represent our client Microsoft on their launch of Zune in the Canadian marketplace." The job calls for applicants to be available between May 12 and June 20, so if it's legit -- and we hope it is, just because we prefer to believe no one is sad enough to fake this -- it looks like the Zune will finally roll into Canada in just a few weeks. 2 comments - Last Comment By Elven6
19:10
May 2nd, 2008
ZuneBladePosted By: wraggster A library you use for zune games for a nice way to display menus, controls, or simple game information. Great for multi-platform games that would require menu redesigns for the zune. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
13:29
May 4th, 2008
DCEmu Network Changes and Network InfoPosted By: wraggster
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19:55
May 5th, 2008
Frozen Cable for XBOXPosted By: wraggster New from Divineo UK 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
20:03
May 5th, 2008
Zune XNA games preview release aimed for MayPosted By: wraggster
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21:36
May 6th, 2008
Zune 2.5 Update Screenshot TourPosted By: wraggster If you haven't yet gotten the chance to update to Zune 2.5, here's a screenshot tour that takes you through the new and notable changes. A lot of the stuff is the same—it's only a point update and not one to change the fundamental features—but there are great updates in the social portion of the software. Hit the jump for the full tour. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
21:39
May 6th, 2008
Zune headed for Canada on June 13th!Posted By: wraggster Hear that? That's the sound of dozens of Canadians rejoicing as they finally get a launch date for the Zune in Canada, a year and a half after Zune's debut in the US. As rumored, Canadians will have a slightly limited lineup on offer, with no 30GB or green versions to puzzle over, but the red Zune 80 will indeed be making an appearance, along with the rest of the players. Prices range from $140 to $250 Canadian Dollars, which sources tell us is a real currency akin to salt traded by the ancients or a Starbucks Card. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
21:41
May 6th, 2008
Zune TV lineup gets some NBC lovePosted By: wraggster While we're still waiting for the early year flirtations of NBC and Apple to sprout into a renewed relationship, it looks like Microsoft is picking up the ball and running with it. The new Zune Marketplace TV lineup includes NBC favorites "The Office, "Heroes" and "30 Rock," in addition to popular shows from Comedy Central, MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, and Sci Fi Channel. Over 800 episodes in total are available at the moment, and all of them are going for 160 Microsoft Points -- about $2.00. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
21:48
May 6th, 2008
Zune 2.5 update brings TV downloads, Zune Card sharingPosted By: wraggster Microsoft has quite a bit in store for the Zune faithful with its new Zune version 2.5 software update. The high points are the new Zune Card integration and the addition of TV show downloads on Zune Marketplace, but much-requested features like gapless playback, improved syncing controls, meta data editing, auto playlists and other tweaks have also been included. On the marketing front, Microsoft is really pushing the Zune Pass going forward, and will be launching a new TV commercial to help plug it. Subscribers will particularly benefit from the new Zune Card sharing, which lets you automatically score copies of your pals' favorite songs, artists and recent plays -- non-subscribers can view that Zune Card info, but will have to buy the tracks if they want to have a listen. Unfortunately, news on the video store front isn't so compelling: Microsoft is only adding TV shows at this point, no movies, and there's no way to pull video you've bought on your 360 over to your Zune. There's no reason Microsoft can't close this loop and turn some scattered media offerings into a compelling ecosystem, but until then we suppose we'll have to thank our lucky stars that we can shell out 160 MS Points ($2.00) for TV shows we can watch for free online. The 2.5 Spring Update is a free download and should be available nowish. 1 comments - Last Comment By ish420ism
01:37
May 8th, 2008
Microsoft Developing Copyright Filter for Zune, Will Block Pirated ContentPosted By: wraggster Yesterday, NBC jumped aboard Starship Zune after its protracted breakup with iTunes. It's clear why—and going with NBC's pricing was only part of it. Saul at the NYTimes says that Microsoft has agreed to develop a copyright filter that would block pirated content from being played on Zunes. Which is exactly what NBC was demanding from iTunes. Sucks, right? Well NBC's president of digital distribution just thinks you don't know what's good for you: 6 comments - Last Comment By Elven6
01:45
May 8th, 2008
Zune Owner Uses Craigslist for Love ConnectionPosted By: wraggster One lonely Zune owner in West Hollywood is searching Craigslist high and low for one of his own—a simple lady to "rocket sweet tracks up each other's Zune slots." Isn't looking for a Zune-using soulmate the technological equivalent of being the last unicorn, fervently searching Earth for a companion, but ultimately settling on a one night stand with a horse* on its way to the glue factory? We mean, what was meant to be a one night stand. Before her kids moved in. Of course, if this is a viral ad, it's far less funny. And it probably is. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
01:46
May 8th, 2008
Seriously, Where's the Zune Support for Mac?Posted By: wraggster While at the Zune Media Event in Redmond on Monday, the media had some downtime between presentations, and naturally the conversation moved to Microsoft vs. Apple. The mix of bloggers, reporters and Microsoft advertorial/internal bloggers provided some predictable replies. iPhone's keyboard sucks...WinMo's browser is blah...The iPhone isn't mainstream because my grandma doesn't care about it...on and on. Then the convo turned to iPod vs. Zune, and the question of Zune's lack of Mac support came up. The closest anyone came to giving a good reason was suggesting Mac users bought Apple products more for the logo than the actual product, meaning they'd never abandon the iPod for a Zune. A fair point, perhaps, but a silly reason for a company to justify their lack of support for another platform. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
00:42
May 9th, 2008
XNA Game Studio preview with Zune games now outPosted By: wraggster Well, that was fast, the XNA community technology preview with Zune games we were just talking about is already out. Unless you're a developer ready to get your hands a little dirty it won't be of much use though, especially since games can only be distributed and installed from source code right now. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
00:46
May 9th, 2008
Microsoft and NBC working on copyright filters for Zune?Posted By: wraggster Microsoft's recently refurbished Zune store features a lot of NBC content like Heroes and The Office, but it looks like it may have come at what could be a steep price: NBC recently told the New York Times that it's working with Microsoft to develop "copyright filters" for the Zune that would "remove pirated movies and videos." (We'll pause for a moment so you can gape appropriately.) Granted, it's not clear whether NBC wants to actually delete non-DRM'd media or simply block playback, but apparently the network thinks it's an issue on par with variable pricing, and it's not in the iTunes Store because Apple refuses to cooperate. Microsoft, on the other hand, is apparently cheerfully working on such a solution, dubbed the "copyright cop," and says that it's sympathetic to NBC's concerns because it also suffers from piracy issues. Sigh. Of course, none of this is new territory for NBC or Microsoft: the two companies are working in similar content filtering systems to be implemented at the ISP level with AT&T, and NBC and SanDisk are working on a filter for Sansa players as well. Still, if Microsoft is serious about competing with the iPod, signing up for consumer-hostile DRM systems that actually block playback and potentially delete files just isn't the way to do it -- let's hope this one dies on the vine. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
23:38
May 9th, 2008
Atarixlbox v7Posted By: wraggster Madmab released a new version of Atarixlbox - a Atari 800/5200/130/320/XL/XE Emulator port for Xbox1. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
00:23
May 10th, 2008
Zune headquarters mini-tourPosted By: wraggster Ever wonder where Zunes are designed? Well, right now it's all done in a fairly non-descript and temporary office building on Microsoft's sprawling campus in Redmond. (Soon enough a few hundred Zune employees will be packing up and moving to a new building that's currently under construction, though.) We recently got a chance to peek around the cube farm and spend some time with employees in the laid-back Zune lounge -- check it out! 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
21:18
May 10th, 2008
Zune breaks 2 million sold, stealing market from Creative not ApplePosted By: wraggster Microsoft is still toiling away at the Zune, but there isn't a whole terrible much to show for it so far in regards to market impact. They just broke the 2 million mark, almost a year after they hit 1 million in May 2007. That means growth has hardly accelerated since the second-gen players hit the scene. Zune's overall market share has grown from three to four percent, but that's most likely a steal from Creative (which sunk from four to two percent) than a steal from Apple or second-place SanDisk (with a billionty and 11 percent, respectively). But don't worry, we're sure that 2.5 update is going to change everything. 3 comments - Last Comment By jamotto
01:12
May 15th, 2008
ZuneBladePosted By: wraggster A library you use for zune games for a nice way to display menus, controls, or simple game information. Great for multi-platform games that would require menu redesigns for the zune. 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster
12:17
May 17th, 2008
Video Game CareersPosted By: wraggster New at Play Asia: 0 comments - Last Comment By wraggster |
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