Tag archive: Tour

As reported earlier by the Agence France-Presse news agency, the most popular museum in the world is teaming up with Nintendo to bring 3DS handheld gaming devices to patrons of the Louvre. Nintendo is supplying the museum with 5,000 3DS devices in order to replace traditional audio-guides by March 2012. While the Paris museum has about 8.5 million annual visitors come through the doors, only four percent utilize the current audio hardware… Read More

Yesterday, we wrote a piece about the 10th anniversary of Apple Stores, a risky concept that turned out to be one of the best decisions the company made in the last decade (among many good decisions). Being that we don't see as much of Steve Jobs these days, he's becoming as much a legend as a real person. Yet, when you see him in person (or on stage) there's something about him that draws you in. Exposure does not break the… Read More

For multimedia lovers, RIM makes the BlackBerry Storm. For fashionistas, there’s the Bold, and for those with small pockets – literally and figuratively – the Curve 8900 makes a lot of sense. Now, globetrotters have their own BlackBerry: the Tour 9630. Research in Motion announced its latest device last week, which has been tailored to world travelers with cell radios that work on seven different bands for access anywhere in the world. Whether… Read More

Canada's Research in Motion has formally introduced its new BlackBerry Tour smartphone, which the company hopes will appeal to anybody who takes their business—or their lives—on the road. The new smartphone falls somewhere in between RIM's consumer-friendly BlackBerry Curve and corporate-oriented BlackBerry Bold, and aims at travelers with high-speed 3G EV-DO Rev A network support (think Verizon and Sprint) along… Read More

If you're like most digital camera owners, your photos are copied over to a PC's hard drive and forgotten about — save, maybe, for the odd one you print out, email to a relative, or create computer wallpaper with. But you can do much more with these memories. Resist dumping these once-in-a-lifetime shots into your computer's “digital shoe box,” and consider these 10 options instead. Digital photo frames View… Read More

You've seen the booth tour galleries, now check out these photos of other eye-catching products we found at CES (and at a few other product demos held around the convention).

Guitar Hero World Tour, the fourth part of the successful Guitar Hero franchise, went on sale in the UK on Friday, heralded by a launch party with music by metalcore band Bullet for My Valentine, while attendees could pretend to be rock stars by performing for the crowd. Neversoft’s Guitar Hero World Tour boasts some changes from its predecessors. The look of the guitar has been changed, and it now has a touch-sensitive panel for… Read More

Finding a good show in New York City or Los Angeles can be as easy as wandering down the street on a Saturday night. But when you’re stuck somewhere away from the pop culture nexus of the universe, or looking to see a specific band, things can get complicated. On Thursday, AOL introduced a new Web site designed to aggregate touring information from all over the Web to serve as a one-stop shop for live music seekers. Tour Tracker… Read More

Electronic Arts has reduced the prices on some of its current games

And it all comes to this. Two finalists. A combined cash prize of $250,000. Coverage from MTV. Welcome to the Cyberathlete Professional League's 2005 World Tour Finals. Preliminary matches between the top 32 finalists drawn from various stops the world tour has made will take place Sunday, Nov. 20 and Monday, Nov. 21 at the web2zone Cyber Center in New York City. The final two competitors will go head to head Nov. 22 at the Nokia… Read More

Mac owners can now have their favorite golfing tiger as Aspyr Media, under license from Electronic Arts, has developed a Mac version of Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 2005. The title is shipping now for $39.99. As described by Aspyr in their press release, this game

Slightly larger than an eyeglass case and roughly the size of two iPods(R), JBL On Tour is the ultimate addition to any digital music player, personal CD player, or laptop or desktop computer. JBL On Tour's portability encourages consumers to share their music, providing them with sound at home, at their desks or on the road. The combination of unique and innovative design with advanced speaker technology provides a clean and clear… Read More