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The Steve comes down from Mount Cupertino and gives unto us new idevices. We discuss the new iPod Touch, Nano, Shuffle, iTunes 10, and Apple TV, watching TV over various on demand services, and porn on FaceTime.
The Steve comes down from Mount Cupertino and gives unto us new idevices. We discuss the new iPod Touch, Nano, Shuffle, iTunes 10, and Apple TV, watching TV over various on demand services, and porn on FaceTime.
Wired magazine says the web is dead, Bill Cosby has an iPhone app, Facebook gets a 'dislike' button (sort of), various video game news, NAB wants an FM radio in every phone, don't cable-ize the internets, and the God Squad gives Geek Squad a run for their money.
dvdchris is on the run from the MPAA; Ted 'series of tubes' Stevens dies in plane crash; ipjunkie and ameron32 get geeky about security; more Android app craziness; Netflix adds more films to streaming, but will you be able to watch them if net neutrality opponents have their way? And somehow, ipjunkie poops on Ted Steven's pipe...
Disney released a new trailer for Tron: Legacy this week at ComicCon. The 3D sequel will be released on December 17.
Tron: Legacy comes 28 years after the original Tron, setting a Hollywood record for the longest gap between movie and sequel. The story revolves around Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund), son of Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), the hero from the original. 20 years after Kevin’s sudden disappearance, Sam receives a message from his father to come to the abandoned Flynn’s Arcade, where Sam is then pulled into the digital world that his father visited in the past. Sam discovers that his father has been trapped, and together they must fight their way out of the construct.
Tron: Legacy was filmed in 3D using and will be presented in Digital 3D, IMAX 3D, and RealD 3D when it debuts on December 17.
[via Yahoo movies]
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