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Motorola A3100 Feels Two Years Old

Motorola A3100 Feels Two Years Old

Motorola’s new A3100 all-touch-screen smartphone in a nutshell:

Guy next to me: “So what do you make of this thing?”
Me: “Eh, I’m not really a Windows Mobile guy.”
Guy next to me: “Who is?”

With Apple iPhone OS, Google Android, and now Palm WebOS competing in the smartphone space, it’s hard to believe that any company is still hacking up Windows Mobile phones, but Motorola is still trying to put a fresh face on the operating system equivalent of Britney Spears. (It’s overstayed its welcome a bit.)

Fox DVDs Get iTunes Digital Copy

Fox DVDs Get iTunes Digital Copy

Although it has been a little overlooked in all the hubbub surrounding yesterday’s Macworld Expo keynote announcements from Apple, 20th Century Fox movie studio has announced a new partnership with Apple that will enable purchases of selected Fox DVDs to get a digital copy of their purchase for use with iTunes. Dubbed “iTunes Digital Copy,” the feature will enable iTunes users to put the DVD content into their iTunes library and watch it on their computers, or transfer it to video-capable iPods, an iPhone, or the Apple TV.

NBC Drops YouTube for Hulu

NBC Drops YouTube for Hulu

YouTube lost a provider of traditional media content on Sunday afternoon when NBC Universal pulled its clips from the site in preparation for the launch of its own site, Hulu.com. Previously, the company had maintained its own channel on YouTube with promotional clips from NBC shows.

Hulu will be a joint venture between NBC and News Corp., which owns Fox. Together they will host clips from shows including Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Family Guy and 24 on the new platform. Fox has already pulled its own shows from the internally owned MySpaceTV to make way for Hulu, which will host exclusive content.

Xbox Live Welcomes Family Guy to the Family

Xbox Live Welcomes Family Guy to the Family

While the Xbox 360 is a gaming platform first and foremost, it may be gaining momentum as a platform for content distribution as well. Microsoft and Fox announced on Thursday that the latest show to offer downloads through Xbox Live will be Fox’s animated comedy, Family Guy.

The overlap between Family Guy’s audience and Xbox 360 gamers is significant. In 2006, Family Guy was the #1 primetime series for men between 18 and 34 years old, which also happens to be Xbox Live’s core demographic. “Family Guy is a perfect match for Xbox LIVE," said Jaimie McCabe, executive vice president of Fox’s video-on-demand division, in a statement. "The Xbox LIVE community will love having the Griffin family on this platform."

Justice League Game, Voice Talent Announced

Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment today unveiled the names of voice talent they’ve signed for character voiceovers in their upcoming video game console title Justice League Heroes. This title is slated to come out this fall on the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable and Xbox video game systems.

Justice League Heroes, which is being distributed by Eidos Interactive and developed by Snowblind Studios, is an action-adventure game which allows players to become Justice League members such as Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter and Zatanna, as well as other unlockable super heroes, in a storyline created by award-winning comic and animation writer Dwayne McDuffie (Static Shock, Justice League, Damage Control, Deathlok). In it, gamers engage in one-to-two player cooperative combat with the ability to customize and master superpowers as they travel through interactive and destructible environments.

Fox Rolls Out New Mobile Content Portal

Fox Mobile Entertainment, a unit of News Corp., yesterday announced a new mobile portal which will bring together a diverse amount of content from across News Corp.’s various divisions and also from other media outlets. The portal, known as Mobizzo, will initial be available to Cingular and T-Mobile customers, with a la carte offerings ranging from $1.99-$2.49 and monthly subscription plans averaging $5.99 per month.

X Minus Two Weeks: First Xbox 360 Lawsuit

You just gotta love a system where the Little Guy can quickly stand up to the Big Giant Corporation and express his profound disappointment over not being sufficiently able to create enough virtual mayhem.

To whit: Reuters is reporting Chicago’s Robert Byers has brought a proposed class action lawsuit against Microsoft Corporation, claiming the company’s new Xbox 360 gaming console has a design flaw which causes the console’s power supply and CPU to overheat, causing the whole system to seize up.

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