Redmond Announces New Zune!
Wednesday, May 27, 2009 by Amber
It's been a long week without you all, my friends! Funny, though, seems like everything went into techno-hibernation while we were gone. Let's take a look at some of the few stories out there to check out ...
Looking for some E3 news? Here's a story about a new game that flips the world upside down!
Woo hoo! I knew they had it in them: Microsoft has announced plans for a Zune HD that comes with web-browsing capabilities to finally take on the iPod Touch.
Scientists have gained a heightened understanding of pulsars and now think they could work more like 'galactic GPS.'
First IBM took on the world of chess with Big Blue, now it's battling an even tougher opponent: Alex Trebek. That's right, IBM says it can create a machine that would rock the house of 'Jeopardy' ... and in other news, check out the geektastic ad for DnD at the bottom of the page!
Well, turns out this ep is going to be abbreviated. Until Friday, never split the party! :)
Looking for some E3 news? Here's a story about a new game that flips the world upside down!
Woo hoo! I knew they had it in them: Microsoft has announced plans for a Zune HD that comes with web-browsing capabilities to finally take on the iPod Touch.
Scientists have gained a heightened understanding of pulsars and now think they could work more like 'galactic GPS.'
First IBM took on the world of chess with Big Blue, now it's battling an even tougher opponent: Alex Trebek. That's right, IBM says it can create a machine that would rock the house of 'Jeopardy' ... and in other news, check out the geektastic ad for DnD at the bottom of the page!
Well, turns out this ep is going to be abbreviated. Until Friday, never split the party! :)
Labels: dungeons and dragons, E3 conference, IBM, jeopardy, Microsoft Zune HD

Amber Plante is your guide through the geektastic worlds of science, technology and pop culture -- the Q to your James Bond, the Cortana to your Master Chief and the McGonagall to your Harry Potter, so to speak. She makes the technobabble make sense and shows you the fantastic wired world of the Internet in a whole new light. Are you a geek, too? Don't worry, you're in good company.