Nordic Wireless Watch / Riot-E returns as a movie document
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Finnish wireless entertainment publisher Riot Entertainment aka. Riot-E burned up like a shooting star.
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The display offers information like a download and upload "speedometer" and network bandwidth usage.
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A less-than-futuristic surveillance system in San Francisco.
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A new product from Swarmcast monitors data flow to optimize video quality.
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Hurry, hurry, hurry! The movie event of the year! One week only!
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Blog: Michael Moore's new film, Sicko, scheduled for release on June 29, has been pirated and is widely available for free download on the Web.
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Device will eventually let people download sample games at stores, as well as game data included in films at movie theaters.
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Add-on to bring PSP-like movie, music playback to console
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Sitting on your living room couch, you press the link on your mobile device for a new high-definition movie. Almost instantly, the movie is transmitted and begins to play. That vision of the future moved a bit closer Sunday, when IBM and MediaTek announced a joint initiative to develop ultrafast wireless chipsets for use in homes and offices.
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Blog: The video is safe, but the download mod it advertises is not.
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We're getting closer to the first product out of World Wrestling Entertainment's celluloid pipeline.
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Warner Bros. has scheduled a movie for release next year, and guess what's in it? From Crave, CNET's gadgets blog.
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Also: Hollywood hints at digital film system. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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Interlink Electronics, Inc. (Pink Sheets:LINK), a global leader in the design, development and manufacture of intuitive interface products and technologies, announced today the availability of ePad LS--the industry's first full color LCD signature capture device.
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Internet TV is a mirage, seeming so close yet turning out to be far away or downright unreal when you try to watch it. At least that's my take on the many past plans for zapping motion pictures over the Internet.
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By Bob Curtright, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  Sep. 5--Hollywood wants to keep you from recording its movies at home and playing them on a laptop or iPod.
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Travel: Ever wanted to re-enact a scene from your favourite movie? Sean Dodson shows you how and where