PlayStation Network Update
After six days of near silence, Sony has announced that the PS3 Network’s information has been compromised. This includes player’s names, addresses, country, and birthdate. Sony isn’t sure if this also includes credit card information. Some of the PlayStation Network will be back online within the next few days. [IGN]
The 3DS Isn’t Selling Well
Sales for Nintendo 3DS are lower than the company had originally expected. The glasses-free 3D device has sold only 3.6 million, lower than expected. This may partially be due to the fact that the launch games are not up to Nintendo’s usual standards. [Wired]
Amazon’s Continuous Rising Success
Amazons sales have risen by 38%, and the company is hiring many new employees. This news isn’t surprising considering their additions of Cloud, the Kindle, and their own Android app store. [Mashable]
The Impact of Facebook
A study has been released that shows the impact that Facebook has on students. The project takes a look at the pros and cons of the social media mogul. [GeekSugar]
Google TV Gaining Thousands of Movies
The company Epix is partnering with Google TV and providing it with thousands of movies to stream. They are also working on an app for Android, trying to beat Netflix who have yet to create a movie streaming app for Android. [Engadget]
