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  • downloads

    Apple Mini Keyboard Wallpaper

    This Apple Mini Keyboard by philipskillern isn't just a logical progression of the hardware line, it's fancy looking too. Download the wallpaper yourself in various sizes. [Deviantart]
    07/09/09
    602
    36

    By Jason Chen

    Comment by GlenTen: a pale ape leap peel pal lap eel peep pep pap 6 Responses | Other threads

  • hulu

    Hulu Video Downloader Lets You Save Your Shows For Offline Viewing

    Hulu is great, but what if you want to watch the newest 30 Rock somewhere with no web access? You can just use the new Hulu Video Downloader to sketchily rip video right from the site for you. More »
    07/09/09
    15,720
    64

    By Adam Frucci

    Comment by Kaiser-Machead: No thanks I'd much rather attempt to find the show on iTunes first than dick around with some Hulu exploit that... 9 Responses | Other threads

  • music

    Universal and Virgin Offering Unlimited DRM-Free MP3s For Flat Monthly Rate

    British cable operator Virgin Media is set to offer up an unlimited music download subscription program with Universal that would give you access to DRM-free MP3s as long as you pay a set monthly fee. More »
    06/15/09
    8,951
    45

    By Adam Frucci

    Comment by Mike Zuniga: Has no one heard of the Zune Pass? 11 Responses | Other threads

  • question of the day

    Do You Want Your Video Games As Downloads Or Discs?

    With the news that Microsoft is offering full retail games on demand and Sony's PSP Go breaking away from the UMD, it seems that the disc's days are numbered. In your opinion, is that a good thing or a bad thing?
    06/02/09
    10,877
    179

    By Sean Fallon

    Comment by Saboth: As long as you can download it again at a later date in case your drive crashes, it's a good... 11 Responses | Other threads

  • piracy

    The New Blockbuster: Godawful Wolverine Downloaded Over 4 Million Times

    I saw Wolverine in theaters. I paid $8 for my ticket and $5 for popcorn, heavy on the heart attack sauce. But I still don't know why 4 million people downloaded that piece of poo. More »
    05/07/09
    24,692
    125

    By matt buchanan

    Comment by carvelo: I'm not sure what the point of this article was...to bitch about the movie or talk about how piracy is... 19 Responses | Other threads

  • movies

    Steven Soderbergh's Girlfriend Experience Released to Amazon Before Theaters

    Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh's new movie breaks some major Hollywood rules, and not just because it stars porn actress Sasha Grey. It's also available now on Amazon a full 3 weeks before it hits theaters. More »
    05/04/09
    41,927
    53

    By Adam Frucci

    Comment by Mat1cs is a Gentleman and a Scholar.: so is this porn or what, damnit?! 7 Responses | Other threads

  • downloads

    Star Trek Icons! Star Trek Icons!!

    The Icon Factory has a sharp set of Star Trek icons available for a free download...I mean...downbeam. More »
    04/21/09
    13,840
    31

    By Mark Wilson
  • movies

    Rumor: Best Buy Getting Into Video Downloads

    Variety is reporting that Best Buy will start selling movie downloads through a partnership with Cinemanow, as blockbuster has. It could happen as soon as this summer. [Variety via NYT]
    04/17/09
    2,398
    12

    By Brian Lam

    Comment by Lite: is on a boat.: For an extra $8.99 you can guarantee that for the first 30 minutes of watching we will not interrupt your... 2 Responses | Other threads

  • tip of the day

    If You Publicly Proclaim You're Going to Pirate a Movie, You Will Get Free Tickets to It

    I have the feeling Miramax is sending the wrong message here: After bemoaning the lack of an Adventureland torrent on Twitter, Amanda got a vaguely threatening reply from MiramaxFilms, which then offered her free tickets. More »
    04/13/09
    21,213
    84

    By matt buchanan

    Comment by klaybc: Dear BMW, I am so going to steal one of your cars. Sincerely, me. 24 Responses | Other threads

  • question of the day

    How Much Money Have You Spent On Digital Music?

    The "mysterious" popularity decrease in $1.29 iTunes songs illustrates that there is a financial threshold when it comes to music. But I'll bet plenty of you have dropped serious cash on your collection over time. More »
    04/13/09
    8,617
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    By Sean Fallon

    Comment by Professional_Iceberg_Hunter: Wait, money, on the internet? I think not good gentleman. I am all down for supporting my favourite bands and stuff,... 14 Responses | Other threads

  • ipod

    Obama's iPod Gift to Queen Elizabeth II Is Tainted

    The iPod that Obama gave Queen Elizabeth II loaded with show tunes might have been lame and declasse for another reason: It's possibly illegal! More »
    04/03/09
    26,842
    98

    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Gann: So our president has admitted smoking marijuana, and now illegally distributes digital copies of music. If only he would... 13 Responses | Other threads

  • hulu

    Disney Signs YouTube Deal for ABC and ESPN Clips, Hulu Talks Still Happening

    Even though Disney just signed a deal with THE YouTube to offer clips from ABC and ESPN, the WSJ says that their talks with Hulu are "continuing and unaffected." Woz dancing on Hulu, yessssss. [WSJ]
    03/30/09
    2,407
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Giz-Guy: Disney signed a deal with a YouTube? Why didn't they sign the deal with all of the YouTubes? Seems unfair... 2 Responses | Other threads

  • itunes

    iTunes "Popular Songs Cost More Money" Pricing Goes Live April 7

    Originally promised to launch on April 1, iTunes' new tiered pricing plan—with popular songs running $1.29, and not-so-popular songs fetching as little as 69 cents—will go live on April 7. More »
    03/26/09
    10,844
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by SJBritish: back to limewire it is 9 Responses | Other threads

  • rumor

    Rumor: Amazon Preparing to Offer $3 HD Video On Demand

    Is Amazon ready to unleash HD VOD shows on the masses? Possibly, as the search engine bots roaming the interweb today discovered a few indexed Amazon pages listing HD content for $3 an episode. More »
    03/22/09
    6,218
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    By Jack Loftus

    Comment by TennysonPate: Isn't 3 dollars for one play rather a lot for a tv show? I mean, itunes charges 3 bucks... 6 Responses | Other threads

  • youtube

    YouTube Mobile App Now 90% Faster, Optimized For WinMo and Symbian Devices

    YouTube has stepped up their mobile efforts by delivering a streamlined version of their app that is up to 90% faster and optimized for most WinMo and Symbian Series 60 devices. More »
    03/20/09
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    33

    By Sean Fallon
  • itunes

    You Can Now Buy and HD Movies From iTunes Directly

    You could rent 'em before, but starting today, you can buy movies in high def from the iTunes Store on your computer. More »
    03/19/09
    6,100
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by OCEntertainment: $20 is your cost for a Blu-Ray? If that's the case I may just go pick me up a Blu-Ray... 8 Responses | Other threads

  • music is dead

    iPods and Young People Have Utterly Destroyed Music

    You know how most people are perfectly happy with Apple standard-issue earbuds, white plastic molded around a crappy audio experience? A Stanford professor's informal annual study shows that youngins like the "sizzle sounds" of MP3s. More »
    03/10/09
    69,927
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Mark 2000: Bee more worried about the content than the compression quality. I rather hear the Stones on my laptop speakers than... 31 Responses | Other threads

  • bittorrent

    Pirate Bay Trial Watch: The Defense Rests, Reboots the Servers from the Courtroom

    In the final day of the Pirate Bay trial, the defense made its closing arguments. While doing so, they rebooted the servers, which had crashed, from the court room. More »
    03/03/09
    31,877
    92

    By Adam Frucci

    Comment by David Cowden: I'm actually slightly disappointed the prosecution couldn't do better. I will be the first to admit The Pirate Bay... 14 Responses | Other threads

  • inevitability

    RIAA Layoffs 'Bloodbath' May Be the Beginning of the End for the Evil Organization

    The RIAA is currently laying off dozens of employees in what's been described as a "bloodbath" at the lawsuit-happy organization. Could this be the end of the RIAA? More »
    03/02/09
    17,387
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    By Adam Frucci

    Comment by Lupison: If they weren't mostly lawyers I would shed a tear for them. 12 Responses | Other threads

  • bittorrent

    Pirate Bay Trial Watch Day 8: We Wanted to Sue Google Too

    On the stand is John Kennedy, CEO of the IFPI, who's leading this crusade against The Pirate Bay. Ignorance is bliss, which is why they almost sued Google for killing the music industry too. More »
    02/25/09
    26,935
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by lonebannana: Duh. Just wait until the stupid movie is released on DVD. Who the HELL "wants" to download Paul Blart: Mall... 9 Responses | Other threads

  • bittorrent

    Pirate Bay Trial Watch Day 5: OMG, Is This Happening IRL?

    The torrent trial of the century continues, and today, there are some pretty shocking revelations about just how much the prosecution knows. Is that a tinge of remorse I hear from The Pirate Bay dudes? More »
    02/20/09
    47,298
    103

    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Smartypantsdance: I can't believe this trial is going on IRL! 13 Responses | Other threads

  • evolution

    Video Formats: Happy 200th Birthday, Charles Darwin

    02/12/09
    11,895
    94

    By matt buchanan
  • blackberry

    AT&T Finally Delivers OS 4.5 to All BlackBerrys, Sprint Enables MMS

    It's old news to a lot of BlackBerry owners, but for the AT&T faithful, the OS 4.5 update has been a loooong time coming. The download is now available for all AT&T BlackBerry devices. More »
    02/05/09
    9,776
    23

    By Sean Fallon
  • itunes

    Steve Jobs Bullied Record Execs Into iTunes Deal on Christmas Eve

    While Steve Jobs wasn't personally at Macworld to reveal that iTunes was going DRM-free and OTA downloadable, he's the one who made it happen—he bullied Sony Music's chairman over the phone on Christmas Eve. More »
    02/02/09
    18,196
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by djfoxx64: As a musician, I'd like to remind everyone music is art, not a commodity. Fuck Jobs and fuck the labels, both... 24 Responses | Other threads

  • resolutions

    The Five Best iPhone Apps for Keeping Your New Year's Resolutions

    Last weekend we suggested 10 tools for sticking to your New Year's Resolutions. Those with an iPhone or iPod touch, though, have a few additional, always-available tools for keeping up the good self-improvement fight. [Lifehacker]
    01/28/09
    45,620
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    By Kevin Purdy

    Comment by ettelocin: does anyone know how to prevent these lifehacker links from opening my itunes program? it's really annoying. if... 3 Responses | Other threads

  • reminder

    Download Windows 7 Now, Before It's Too Late

    Tomorrow is the last day to download Windows 7 and get a license key from Microsoft. If you've been putting it off, it's do-or-die time. Here's quick access to everything you need. UPDATED. More »
    01/23/09
    25,984
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by andthepickles: What the heck is that icon!?!? The one with the exclamation point! Haha, I've been wondering what the heck it... 6 Responses | Other threads

  • statistics

    95% of Music Downloads Are Pirated

    According to the AFPI, the music biz made $3.7 billion on digital downloads in 2008. Too bad that was only on the 5% of dowloaded music people actually paid for. More »
    01/16/09
    17,426
    180

    By John Mahoney

    Comment by Shooting a monkey is now a hate crime: Which is ironic, since 95 percent of music released now, sucks. 20 Responses | Other threads

  • format wars

    How Porn Will Shape our HD Future

    There is no getting around it—we love us some porn. This sinful medium has played a vital role in pushing video technology forward over the years—and it may be poised to do it again. More »
    01/15/09
    22,864
    64

    By Sean Fallon
  • question of the day

    Trying Windows 7? What Are Your Impressions?

    The Windows 7 Beta was released today to anyone who wanted to try it out. Microsoft claimed "unprecedented server traffic" ended up crashing the site. Still, have you tested it via Torrent downloads? More »
    01/09/09
    30,088
    181

    By Sean Fallon

    Comment by Erik Madsen: The 7th version of SUCK 19 Responses | Other threads

  • microsoft

    Windows 7 Beta Now Available to Everyone

    The free Windows 7 Beta has gone live for the first 2.5 million downloaders. Keep in mind that the beta will expire on August 1st, so you will need to reinstall a commercial version. Updated 8:10 PM EST More »
    01/09/09
    94,870
    252

    By Sean Fallon

    Comment by winkydink: Good luck getting to the download page. I get: "The site is currently experiencing technical difficulties, please check back in... 16 Responses | Other threads

  • ces 2009

    Navigon Offering Red Light Camera Warnings For GPS Devices

    After announcing their partnership with Rand McNally yesterday, Navigon has announced more downloadable content for their GPS devices—including data on red light cameras. More »
    01/08/09
    7,210
    35

    By Sean Fallon
  • software

    Official Nvidia Mobile GPU Drivers Available Online

    Though mobile graphics drivers have historically been available only from the laptop manufacturer, Nvidia finally posted their official drivers on their site. Say goodbye to those 3rd-party hacked and often buggy drivers! More »
    12/20/08
    7,735
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • video codecs

    Giz Explains: Every Video Format You Need to Know

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    11/20/08
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    By matt buchanan
  • itunes

    iTunes Store Gets a $5 Movie Bin

    Apple might be sailing skippy amidst the flood of financial doom, but it doesn't mean they aren't sensitive to the shrinking disposable income of their customers. Or you know, they just want to take the movie store metaphor a bit further. Either way, the iTunes Store now has a bargain bin for movies—a weekly selection of flicks that cost just $5. More »
    11/11/08
    6,899
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Kaiser-Machead: It's also perfect if you want to get one of those old movies you like, but didn't want to pay... 4 Responses | Other threads

  • itunes

    Survey Hints at iTunes Gift Cards for Specific Shows and Movies

    An iTunes customer survey suggests that Apple is looking at selling iTunes gift cards for specific music, shows and movies. A nice branding idea, but I could definitely see some tragedies coming out of this—your mom buys you a card for the this entire season of Heroes, but halfway through it, you give up because you just can't take Hiro and Ando's ineptitude anymore. Or, your girlfriend gets one for Sex in the City even though she'll never watch it on iTunes, and then you can't use it for something better, like watching George Lucas rape Indiana Jones on South Park. Like I said, tragedies. - Thanks Alaska!
    10/15/08
    1,470
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Kaiser-Machead: I don't see the point. The cards you buy are good throughout the store, right? So if I buy someone... 2 Responses | Other threads

  • psp

    PSP Store

    Sony confirmed today that the full PlayStation Store will be accessible directly through the PSP starting October 15th. Soon! [Kotaku]
    10/09/08
    3,966
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    By Mark Wilson

    Comment by Solaricide: Is this going to happen after a custom firmware breaking update? 1 Responses | Other threads

  • vudu

    Vudu HDX 1080p Movie Downloads Reviewed: "Insanely Sharp"

    Vudu's new HDX 1080p movies—promised to be "Blu-ray quality"—go live today. David Pogue has the first look, and while HDX movies are not literally Blu-ray quality (which would be an impossible with our crappy broadband), they are indeed "insanely sharp" and compared to other movie downloads, it's like "seeing a movie on VHS videotape and DVD side by side." More »
    10/02/08
    23,593
    34

    By matt buchanan
  • FairPlay DRM

    Norway Forgets Who They're Dealing With, Demands Apple Open Up FairPlay DRM (Again)

    Norway is ostensibly big on neutrality, even when it gets them invaded and pulverized, so it's not surprisingly it hates Apple's FairPlay DRM, which only lets songs play on iPods. It even has a law requiring that consumers be able to use digital media with whatever device they choose, which FairPlay obviously pees all over. After a lovely chat with Apple in February, not much has changed, so gentle Norway is going to play war against Apple over FairPlay for the rest of hapless Europe. More »
    09/30/08
    5,325
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by alphadog00: I just don't buy DRM content. Amazon sells unprotected MP3 cheaper then iTunes. I just import them into iTunes.... 3 Responses | Other threads

  • wimax

    Sprint's Xohm WiMax Will Neuter Heavy Downloaders

    For all the talk that Sprint's freshly launched Xohm WiMax would be the openest internets ever and can totally replace your ISP, when it comes to bandwidth-sucking apps, that's not the case. It'll neuter file-sharing applications, or anything else—like VoIP—that uses a lot of bandwidth. More »
    09/29/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Jules Winfield: It's over before it ever began. 2 Responses | Other threads

  • intertubes

    1Gbps Fiber-Optic Service Arrives in Japan on October 1

    Near-instantaneous porn downloads will soon be possible in Japan thanks to a speedy new, widely available, fiber-optic service from ISP KDDI. The service will offer upload and download speeds (each way) of up to one gigabit per second. The service goes online October 1 for single family homes and low-rise apartment buildings for about $56 a month, and will be considerably higher than the current 100 megabits per second norm most Japanese citizens already enjoy today. If the outcome of the 2008 election doesn't get me to move to another country, these currently untouchable download speeds just might. [Japan Today]
    09/28/08
    11,569
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    By Jack Loftus

    Comment by Nastro: "If the outcome of the 2008 election doesn't get me to move to another country" By far the dumbest shit i... 11 Responses | Other threads

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