Google Spills the Beans on Google TV Apps

With just a week until Sony's scheduled Google TV event, Google is talking official website and applications users can expect their TV to ship with.

Ambarish Kenghe, Developer and Product Manager on the Google TV team, this week penned a blog post for the official Google blog providing more details about the Google TV platform and additional information about some of the partnerships the search giant has forged for the new venture. Though a lot of the partners were already working with Google TV, Kenghe said that since the product's announcement, many others had come forward and were playing a part by simply optimizing their site for the platform. This includes Turner Broadcasting, which has optimized the websites of some of its more popular channels, like TNT, CNN, the Cartoon Network and Adult Swim.

66 Percent of Windows Users Are Still Running XP

Have you upgraded from XP yet?

Windows 7 turns a year old this month, and 12 months after a successful launch, nearly everyone agrees that it is a huge improvement over Vista. However, despite this, the majority of Windows users are still running XP and have yet to upgrade to Windows 7.

Apple TV Gets Jailbroken, Can Kind Of Do 1080p

Apps on your TV?

Apple TV is a small little movie and TV show streamer, but in a not-unexpected fashion, the device seems a little light on the features. While Apple is probably leaving some room for feature growth in the next hardware update, thankfully there are software hackers.

Gold-dispensing ATMs Coming to U.S. this Year

Sorry, I don't have any cash on me. Do you guys take AmEx? What about solid gold, will that do?
The economy still isn't in the best shape and, in an effort to take advantage of the demand for precious metals like gold and silver, one German company is bringing gold dispensing ATMs to the United States.