IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 28/05/2012

$200,000 Alexandria XLF speakers billed as “world’s best,” may also be “world’s ugliest”
Wilson Audio's new Alexandria XLF speakers are huge in every way, from overall size to an incredible price tag.

Id co-founder John Romero says goodbye to consoles
John Romero, the co-founder of iD Software talks with us about his shift towards free-to-play and social game, and translating Ghost Recon for a new model.

This live lip-dub marriage proposal is the best we’ve ever seen [video]
If there was one way to propose to your long-time girlfriend, we think this "live lip-dub" proposal tops the list.

Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock review
BBC brings the longest running sci-fi series on TV to the PS3, with a co-op platforming adventure.

Research In Motion to cut at least 2,000 jobs in global restructuring effort, report claims
A report published Saturday suggests BlackBerry maker Research In Motion is about to lay off at least 2,000 of its employees worldwide as it seeks to turn its business around.

Instagram grew 78 percent in April, but where does it fit into Facebook’s plans?
Instagram saw a dramatic boost to its traffic between the months of March and April thanks to news of its Android app debut and acquisition by Facebook. But is it possible that Instagram plays a larger picture in Facebook's rumored foray into the production of its own smartphone?

BMW Zagato Coupé: Is BMW getting out of its styling rut?
A team-up with Italian styling house Zagato created a car that catches the eye like no BMW in recent memory.

Smash hit? Tennis star Rafael Nadal tries out new ‘electronic’ tennis racket
A new 'electronic' tennis racket capable of collecting and instantly transmitting a stack of information about a player's performance was tested out at the French Open this week.

Wallets at the ready: Working Apple 1 to be auctioned at Sotheby’s next month
Sotheby's will be auctioning a working Apple 1 computer next month, where it's expected to fetch up to $180,000. It's joined by a second lot, a collection of papers from Steve Jobs' days at Atari.

Five reasons you need Android 4.0
We list five important reasons why you should want Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) on your next phone or tablet. If your phone manufacturer is doing its job, you may not have to wait long, either.

Opinion: Finding the perfect carputer is still a nightmare
Despite the popularity of smartphones, tablets, and other compact mobile devices, the perfect car computer remains more of a dream than a reality.

First ever Google Glasses video unveiled – shot on a trampoline
The first ever video shot with Google's Project Glass high-tech specs has been unveiled by the Internet giant. A trampoline is involved. And a bit of bouncing.

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Monday, May 28, 2012

IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 28/05/2012

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