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Warner Bros. Pictures Aligns With HTC For 'Ready Player One' VR Content

By Kevin Carbotte

Warner Bros. Pictures chose HTC Vive as the exclusive VR partner for all licensed virtual reality experiences of Stephen Spielberg’s upcoming sci-fi film "Ready Player One."

GOG.com Now Offering DRM-Free Movies

By Kevin Parrish

GOG.com is taking one small step in offering DRM-free movies and TV shows.

Big Brother is Listening: Facebook Will Detect Movies, Music

By Catherine Cai

Facebook will use a new audio fingerprinting tool to detect what movies, music, or TV shows you're watching or listening to.

Walmart VUDU Now Allows Movie Sharing Up to 5 People

By Kevin Parrish

You can now lend UltraViolet movies and TV shows to five people.

UK Star Wars Fans Hired to Build R2-D2 for New Star Wars

By Jane McEntegart

Guess who's back!

Steve Wozniak Says Jobs Movie Got Lots of Things Wrong

By Marcus Yam

Woz says the Jobs movie isn't all true.

In Pictures: 30 Famous Fictional Computers

By David Civera

Fiction is often a far cry from reality, and there’s no better example than the computer systems featured in movies, TV shows, books, and comics. Today we’re showcasing some of the most notorious machines from works of fiction.

GTC 2013 Sessions: GPGPU in Film Production at Pixar

By Jon K. Carroll

GPU muscle for movies.

The Internship: Google Gets a 2-hour Recruiting Video

By Wolfgang Gruener

Yes, if you are a recruiter at IBM, Yahoo or Microsoft, it is ok show a little envy.

Steve Wozniak: Scene in Steve Jobs Movie is Inaccurate

By Zak Islam

Apple co-founder explains movie's fabrication.

Here Are the UK's Top Search Terms According to Google

By Jane McEntegart

Google reveals the 2012 trending searches from the UK.

White House Web Petition Urges Construction of Death Star

By Wolfgang Gruener

Besides rather depressing topics such as the fiscal cliff, there is good reason for the U.S. government to focus on more upbeat tasks to keep us motivated. Such as the construction of a Death Star.

British Airways Extends In-flight Entertainment

By Jane McEntegart

Now you can zone out the moment you step on the plane.

Research: Megaupload Shutdown Impacted Box Office Sales

By Wolfgang Gruener

Researchers from the Munich School of Management and the Copenhagen Business School suggest that the shutdown of Megaupload had an impact on box office sales.

Pixar Names Campus Building After Steve Jobs

By Jane McEntegart

Pixar names its main building after the man that helped found the company.

Cyberdyne Unveils Improved Robotsuit HAL

By Wolfgang Gruener

Japan-based Cyberdyne unveiled a new, radiation-protected version of its exoskeleton HAL, which is designed to be used for workers at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.