Netflix splits its DVD and streaming plans

Netflix splits its DVD and streaming plans TechSpot By Emil Protalinski, TechSpot.com Netflix has announced that it is once gain changing its pricing plans. The company is splitting its offerings into DVD and streaming. First, Netflix is launching new DVD-only plans: only $8 a month for one DVD out ... See all stories on this topic » TechSpot

In PopCap Deal, Electronic Arts Has Its Eyes on Zynga New York Times By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED For many, Electronic Arts has long been synonymous with video games: Many (including this reporter) have whiled away a few hours away with the Madden franchise, the Need for Speed series and the Sims lineup over the years. ... See all stories on this topic » New York Times

Google+ App Lets Users Browse Facebook Christian Post By James Famodimu | Christian Post Contributor An Israeli company, named Crossrider, has created an application that allows users of the newly launched networking site Google+ to make updates to their Facebook profiles. Crossrider has reported that its ... See all stories on this topic » Christian Post

HP Names PC Exec to Lead WebOS Top Tech Reviews Hewlett-Packard wants to take its webOS to the global stage as it names Steven Dewitt to lead the webOS Business. DeWitt is currently the head of HP's PC Business in the Americas. The company places Jon Rubinstein, the webOS head, as senior vice ... See all stories on this topic » Top Tech Reviews

Android Market 3.0.26 Hands-On and Review SlashGear We've got our fingers a tap tap tapping away already at the Android Market version 3.0.26 just announced a couple hours ago via Google, and what do you know? We'd love to give you a full look. This newest version of the Android Market has a full ... See all stories on this topic »

Verizon builds new facility to spur 4G innovation CNET (blog) by Marguerite Reardon WALTHAM, Mass.--Verizon Wireless is looking to help tech companies large and small leverage its 4G LTE network and it's dedicating resources to make it happen. Verizon Wireless opened a new facility in Waltham, Mass., ... See all stories on this topic » CNET (blog)

Safer Robots Will Improve Manufacturing MIT Technology Review Robots have been considered too unpredictable and dangerous to work alongside humans in factories—advances in artificial sensing and motion could change that. By Kristina Grifantini Last winter, NASA technicians sent a humanoid robot dubbed Robonaut 2 ... See all stories on this topic » MIT Technology Review

HTC Status Pre-Launch Blast in AT&T Videos SlashGear The folks at AT&T are getting really ramped up for the release of the HTC Status (also known as the HTC ChaCha in some circles,) with a couple of videos that'll make you more than ready for the drop, the first of which is a video only about how the ... See all stories on this topic »

Antarctic whaling 'to continue' BBC News By Richard Black Environment correspondent, BBC News Japan intends to send its whaling fleet back to the Antarctic this year, a senior official has told BBC News. There has been speculation that campaigns by activists, financial problems and new ... See all stories on this topic » BBC News