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Respond | Cheer this | 3 days ago (May 08, 11:16AM)

If you put multiple displays in your scene with video they will either play at the same time, drowning each other out, or one of many errors will occur.

Features to Add:
- support for live-video & live-audio stream sources
- volume controls
- auto-play controls
- video synchronization (for multiple displays showing the same media)

Respond | Cheer this | 7 days ago (May 04, 04:40PM)

For those who’ve never heard of Bubbles, it’s similar to Mozilla’s Prism only it’s a tad faster.

Respond | Cheer this | 17 days ago (Apr 24, 08:42PM)

Currently high-end mobile computers like Dell’s XPS M1730 still only use fairly lackluster integrated soundcards. It would be nice if you could get mobile computers that really had some power for handling the processing of audio.

Respond | Cheer this | 23 days ago (Apr 18, 05:00PM)

Microsoft has already done deals with Novell, Linspire, and Xandros. What Microsoft needs to do is stop while they’re slightly ahead. Apple and Linux are both catching up and taking away customers. Not to mention most people aren’t too thrilled by what Vista has to offer and from what I’ve heard Steve Ballmer pretty much admitted they don’t have the balls to deliver a better Windows by next year.

So overall I’m suggesting that Microsoft offer their code as a way for other operating systems to provide legit Windows compatibility while not being sued. This would also obviously allow Microsoft to make money off their competitors. In the long-run it’s possible such an approach would make them irrelevant but from my stand-point they don’t have an option, they’re already becoming irrelevant.

Related News:
- OSNews – Gartner Explains Why Windows Is Broken

Respond | Cheer this | 28 days ago (Apr 13, 08:31PM)

Currently you can make lists but keeping track of when you first watched a movie and with whom you watched it, is not possible. A timeline would be a cool way for people to look back on their movie going experiences/dates.

Respond | Cheer this | about 1 month ago (Mar 28, 07:21AM)

For those unaware Centaur Technology is what used to be known as Cyrix, before what was left of them was sold to VIA Technologies.

Related News:
- CrunchGear – Via teams up with Nvidia to form Nviadia, or Nvivia, or possibly Nvoltron
- InfoWorld – Source: Nvidia to make graphics chip sets for Via processors

Respond | Cheer this | about 1 month ago (Mar 27, 05:43AM)

Honestly I just want to see Palm gone and figured why not bundle it up with another ugly company. A merger would also help give Motorola better software expertise because currently they’re a clueless bunch.

Respond | Cheer this | about 1 month ago (Mar 23, 07:41AM)

Right now the Games for Windows scheme is just a marketing ploy. Which is fine but it helps if you have some meat behind your marketing schemes otherwise consumers get aggravated. Digital Interactive offers a couple advancements that could provide the extra something that would make Games for Windows meaningful to consumers.

Respond | Cheer this | about 1 month ago (Mar 23, 07:28AM)

The idea here is that you could buy a computer with a PS3 integrated. Whether this would actually be useful or not I have no idea, just an idea.

Respond | Cheer this | about 1 month ago (Mar 23, 07:22AM)