While in the experimental stage, developments like this that use small amounts of energy might soon be used to let us watch TV in things like the sleeves of our clothes. Samsung have gone and done a world first with the world’s first bendable OLED screen. Organic Light Emitting Diodes…
…rules in their favour, the choice of hard drives for the American market might diminish altogether. One company can smile all throughout this however as Samsung isn’t listed as a company using this technology. While this investigation doesn’t affect Australia, it could very well affect the way hard drives are…
…like Triple H and Mr. Kennedy Erin checked out a talking car Charlie takes a wander through Springfield as he checks out The Simpsons Game Click here for everything you need to know about the last episode of Cyber Shack! Plus Cyber Shack and Samsung are giving you the chance…
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…25th and 26th of August. Remember it’s free to attend and will be like a Mini E3, so you won’t want to miss this one. Keep listening to the show for more updates, we get in touch with the founding sponsor Samsung and talk to the minds behind the event….
…in over 70 countries worldwide and has sponsorship from Samsung Electronics and Microsoft. This event sees nearly one million players from around the world compete for the title of world gaming champion. This year, a team of Australian Finalists will take on gamers from all over the world, such as…
Free broadband for all of India by 2009, the process of cheese maturation via web, British lip reading surveillance, and Samsung’s new entry into the high definition format war….
Shack news highlights for this week include free broadband for all of India by 2009, the process of cheese maturation via web, British lip reading surveillance, and Samsung’s new entry into the high definition format war. ABOUT NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Get the weekly insight into what’s happening in the technology and…
…bring its first WiMAX enabled mobile phone to the market in 2008. Intel, Nokia, Samsung and Motorola all support the open-standard WiMAX as an alternative wireless broadband Internet connection alongside third generation mobile telephony networks, on which Internet access can be slowed if networks fill up with voice callers. WiMAX…
…the TVs as a status symbol,” said Sony’s Kazuhiro Imai, a senior manager of the company’s TV and Video business group. “We will see where the business goes from there.” Other companies investing in OLED displays include Seiko Epson Corp., Canon Inc., Samsung and a joint venture between Toshiba Corp….
UPDATE: Comp is now CLOSED As heard on Cyber Shack Radio, we’re giving away 4x Samsung K3 personal music players (2GB) worth $199 each. Here’s what you need to do to win: Send in an image or photo that is distinguished by being visually impressive, amusing, unique, or having some…
…a broadband connection.” The Open IPTV Forum is backed by companies including Ericsson, Matsushita’s Panasonic, Philips, Samsung Electronics, Siemens AG, Sony, AT&T, Telecom Italia and France Telecom. Not on the starting list are Alcatel-Lucent and Microsoft, the market leaders and alliance partners in IPTV networks and software. The nine founding…