Filed under: Fun, Utilities, Video
Filed under: Business, Games, Internet
It looks like RealNetworks is expanding its online video game holdings. PaidContent reports that the company best known for its audio and video player is buying Gametrust for under $50 million.Filed under: Internet, Video, Windows, Web services
by Brad Linder May 31st 2007
Filed under: Audio, Business, Internet, Utilities, Web services, Google, Mozilla
Google and Mozilla know how to push their software out to the masses. People love their software, and do pretty much anything to get it out there, either through word of mouth, or through distribution deals with the likes of Dell and other major players in the technology industry. Filed under: Google
Ars
Technica is reporting that tomorrow Google will be
announcing a new video service that will "allow users to buy video content for pre-determined prices,"
and they're also planning to announce partnerships with CBS and the NBA. Ars has lots of juicy speculation, including
whether they'll be offering downloads or only streaming video, if they'll use Flash video as Google Video currently
does, and if this means we'll finally see the long-rumored Google Wallet. Google also plans to announce Google Pack, a
software bundle which, says Ars, will include the obvious Google software like Desktop Search, Picasa, Google Earth,
Google Talk, and more, but also some third party tools including "Google-tweaked" versions of Firefox,
Acrobat Reader, Symantec anti-virus software, the malware remover Ad-Aware, multi-network IM client Trillian, and
RealPlayer. I agree with Ars: Those last two choices are very curious indeed.
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