Posts from — July 2008

As a Chelsea fan who started following them as a nipper in the ’70s (God knows why - it was the late ’70’s and we weren’t a very successful club then), and stuck with them through the miserable ’80s (when our competition was Shrewsbury and Wrexham), I know a bit about what it’s like to support a team through a slump and out the other side.

As a Chelsea fan who started following them as a nipper in the ’70s (God knows why - it was the late ’70’s and we weren’t a very successful club then), and stuck with them through the miserable ’80s (when our competition was Shrewsbury and Wrexham), I know a bit about what it’s like to support a team through a slump and out the other side.

Art exhibit

Art exhibit

iPhone Gems might not be the best name for this particular edition of our look at noteworthy software releases for the iPhone and iPod touch, as many of the titles featured this time are clunkers—titles with disappointing execution, graphics, or pricing that really turned us off. Regardless, we looked at a number of different genres this time, including card and gambling games, console and …

GigaMedia Limited announced today it will report its second-quarter 2008 financial results on Tuesday, August 12, 2008 before the market opens.

Last week, we announced the three winners of our Quest for the Best iPhone App Contest , which spotlighted cool new games and other software for the iPhone and iPod touch. While Shanghai Mahjong, Save Benjis, and Moto Racer came out on the top of the entries, we also wanted to highlight a number of other submissions that came close, and were worthy of honorable mentions. Other great apps …

Doug Lewis, Cricket gambling, 2007, Yu Shao Market, Beijing. Video still. VICTORIA.- Street Games…(an exercise in lightness) is a new work that searches cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Mexico City, London and small cities in Croatia, to date) for street-based economies.