3D in. 2D out? in the CINEMAS

Just a few weeks ago I went to the cinemas along with some co-workers to watch Transformers 3, we were going to see it in the 3D but because one of my mates has glasses we weren't really sure if he could wear them with the 3D glasses and actually see the movie. Anyway, so we altered to 2D version. We were slightly late arriving to the cinema but to our surprise no one was there, the movie suddenly starts and we sit down. We turn out to be the only ones watching the movie in 2D at that particular time. Which makes we wonder was everyone watching the 3D version? I mean is it that popular?

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NEW Look on Youtube and the NEW Google PLUS

When I logged on youtube it looked like it always did, but when I went on a video the bar below the video used to pause, forward and rewind were black. I think looks much better than the very dull grey and now that I think about it looked quite outdated. This is part of the new cosmic Panda update which is currently unreleased but you can try it out here. If you want to change to the old version just go to the same link and find the words "Older version" and click it.

Staying on google, the NEW google plus has now reached 10 million users. Which is quite large bearing the fact that to be a user on the new social network you need an invite which you can give when you are a member. I have not tried Google Plus but with the Competition of the huge Facebook and Myspace currently being exhumed from its grave.

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Google Chrome Store

The Google Chrome webstore started on the 7th of December, back then the store only consisted of a few minor apps but now the store is jam-packed full of games and applications. Just recently Rovio has put Angry Birds on the store so Google Chrome users can play the game for free online or offline. The Google Chrome store also supplies applications such as photo editors and weather forecasts in your browser, it and a lot more tools that make your browsing experience, much easier, much better.

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Myspace SOLD

Just recently Myspace has been sold for $35 million, so who bought it? Justin Timberlake. Yes, the music artist. He along with another unknown major corporation will be trying to bring back the "cool" in Myspace. You might think that $35 million is a lot but compared to it's major competition, Facebook; which has a net worth of $50 BILLION.

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