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Sony HDR-PJ760V 24.1 MP Camcorder High Definition Handycam

Unleash your creativity with advanced manual controls and ultra-stable recording in 1920×1080 60/24p Full HD video and capture 24.1 megapixel photos with the Sony HDR-PJ760V Handycam camcorder. Create stunning movies of your own with expanded focus, zebra and peaking functions. Also, enjoy your theatrical creations in an immersive way using its built-in projector.

Facebook Trying To Bring Vevo On Board, Away From YouTube

Facebook has been talking to Vevo in an attempt to bring Vevo to it’s own social network. Vevo is a music-video service, currently hosted by YouTube. It has the second largest unique users online, second only to YouTube. Currently, Vevo still has one year left in the contract it has with YouTube. But reports indicate that Facebook is now trying to bring Vevo to Facebook as soon as it’s contract expires. The idea would be to create a Facebook, with Vevo, where people spend even more time.

Fujifilm FinePix F770EXR Digital Camera

The FinePix F770EXR redefines what’s possible with a small camera thanks to it’s high-performance specification and 20x optical zoom lens. In addition to the wide-reaching zoom range, the FinePix F770EXR also boasts an improved 16-megapixel EXR-CMOS sensor, enhanced GPS functionality and stylish design touches, yet the dimensions of the body have remained small. With such a powerful performance in a pocket-sized package, the F770EXR will give both families and regular travelers the perfect camera to capture a diverse range of photographs.

The Movement Against SOPA/PIPA Went From Web To The Street

The protests against Stop Online Piracy Act have moved from Internet to the streets across the US. A few days ago, many sites joined the “Internet blackout” movement and went dark, including trend setters like Wikipedia, Google, and Craigslist. The experiment in political activism proved its force as the message was spread with faster speed.

Jerry Yang Leaves Yahoo!

One intriguing page in the history of Silicon Valley has been written recently after Jerry Yang, former Yahoo CEO and director, suddenly decided to leave the company he helped founding. The move has been anticipated by many industry observers who noticed the intensive turmoil at the top of Yahoo management.

CyanogenMod 9 To Bring Android Ice Cream Sandwich To HP Touchpad

Apparently, the not so popular TouchPad from HP could get a boost in reputation very soon, as a new leaked video proves. One desire most of HP TouchPad owners confess is to replace the infamous webOS with Android. The independent developer who manages to port successfully the latest version of Google’s operating system to the $99 tablet would really get the community’s respect and apparently, someone is close to the target.

iBooks Fix on Redsn0w 0.9.10b4 Is Here

The jailbreak done through earlier version of Redsn0w didn’t support iBooks. In fact, nearly none of the jailbreaking tools were able to support iBooks. However, recently we reported that Pod2g had announced that another iOS hacker had successfully resolved the issue. So, now we have a new version of Redsn0w released by the iPhone Dev Team and it contains a fix for iBooks.

Motorola Wins Yet Another Legal Patent War With Apple

U.S International Trade Commission dismissed Apple’s accusations against Motorola Mobility that the smaller cell phone maker infringed three of Apple’s patents. Judge Theodore Essex was the one deciding that Motorola, that is going to be owned by Apple’s main rival Google, hasn’t violated Apple’s intellectual property.