Earlier this week, it was announced that Google would release its Chrome OS this autumn for free.
“We are working on bringing the device later this fall,” said Google vice president of product management Sundar Pichai at CompuTex Taipei, Asia’s biggest IT trade show. “It’s something which we are very excited by … We expect it to reach millions of users on day one,” he said. Continue reading
BioWare’s newest release, Dragon Age’s expansion (Awakening) was released today and I was happy to see it arrive on my doorstep but inside the box was a little card with a picture of a red dragon on it and in the top-left was simply a date, “02.01.2011″. I guess EA likes jumping the gun, though it was said the next game would be out sometime between January and March of 2011, so Dragon Age fans take note and mark your calenders.
Sorry for the shoddy image, my new handycam can’t take a decent picture for it’s life 
So, I know it’s been almost 3 weeks with no word from me but trust me, there’s not a whole lot you missed. Yes, it’s 2010, and we have a little less than 2 years until our absolute destruction but in the meantime, did you know Bethesda missed it’s big reveal of the Elder Scrolls MMO in 2009? I know, I didn’t know either! According to VG247, “Development on the game has apparently been ongoing since late 2006, said the documents, with “tens of millions of dollars” invested and “close to a hundred people” working on it.” To add to that, there was another slip up from book publisher Waterstones saying the next Elder Scrolls game would take place 200 years after Oblivion.
Whoops.
But we already know of Zenimax, Bethesda’s parent company, opening a MMO division headed by DAoC’s own Mike Firor who have been working an an unannounced title. Well this is it. Maybe.