Sony reckons half of the people who want to buy PlayStation Move are parents.

The family vote has lead to great success for the Wii, but Sony's US blog goes on to insist that 60 per cent of the people who want Move already own Nintendo's console - they want to upgrade their motion-sensing experience apparently.

Since May, we're told, the number of people who want PlayStation Move has doubled. Of those, 30 per cent are women and 25 per cent are over 35 years-old - the average age is 28.

PlayStation Move trickled out in mid-September in Europe. Sony's Wiimote-like controller - which has a glowing bauble on top - has been in relatively high demand, although Sony never alluded to big upfront hardware sales like Microsoft is for Kinect. One million Move units have been shipped across the US, and PlayStation 3 worldwide sales have been bumped by the controller's arrival.

To keep momentum going, Sony plans to add another 15 games to the Move roster by the end of March 2011.

The list provided by the US PlayStation blog is below.


Out Now

Brunswick Pro Bowling
EyePet
Get Fit With Mel B
Heavy Rain
High Velocity Bowling
Hustle Kings
John Daly's ProStroke Golf
Kung Fu Rider
MAG
NBA 2K11
Planet Minigolf
Racquet Sports
Rapala Pro Bass Fishing
Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition
R.U.S.E
Sports Champions
Start The Party!
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest
The Shoot
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2011
Time Crisis: Razing Storm
Toy Story 3: The Video Game
Tumble
TV Superstars
Coming in late 2010 and 2011:

Beat Sketcher
Dance Dance Revolution
Dead Space Extraction (available with Dead Space 2 Limited Edition)
echochrome ii
EA Create
Killzone 3
LittleBigPlanet 2
PAIN (PlayStation Move compatibility update)
PlayStation Move Ape Escape
PlayStation Move Heroes
SingStar Dance
SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs
The Sly Collection
The Fight: Lights Out
Tron Evolution: The Video Game
Zumba Fitness

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...s-family-crowd ...

A new service allows you to watch network TV on your iPhone or iPad, free... at least for now. FilmOn.com offers live HD television in the US complete with commercials in what the company says is a free month-long trial. They claim that this service is "100% legal, but that didn't stop a lawsuit from a group of broadcasters. So grab it while you can: the site may not be up for long.

FlimOn was originally launched in the UK last year. The US site went live last month, featuring 30 channels like ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, the WB, Ion, and overseas networks such as Scuzz, Dubai Sports, and BBC News. It's run by what the Hollywood Reporter refers to as an "eccentric billionaire" who says the law allows what he is doing and has hired lawyers to defend himself. "Without a doubt, the Copyright Act upholds what FilmOn.com is doing

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-news...r-idevice.html ...

A new service allows you to watch network TV on your iPhone or iPad, free... at least for now. FilmOn.com offers live HD television in the US complete with commercials in what the company says is a free month-long trial. They claim that this service is "100% legal, but that didn't stop a lawsuit from a group of broadcasters. So grab it while you can: the site may not be up for long.

FlimOn was originally launched in the UK last year. The US site went live last month, featuring 30 channels like ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, the WB, Ion, and overseas networks such as Scuzz, Dubai Sports, and BBC News. It's run by what the Hollywood Reporter refers to as an "eccentric billionaire" who says the law allows what he is doing and has hired lawyers to defend himself. "Without a doubt, the Copyright Act upholds what FilmOn.com is doing

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-news...r-idevice.html ...

At Adobe’s recent MAX conference, Chief Technology Officer Kevin Lynch demonstrated new ways the company is working to integrate touch-screen devices with Photoshop. Adobe wants to integrate tablet devices like the iPad into Photoshop and currently has designers working to create mock-ups of possible ways to do this. Some of these mock-ups show Photoshop tool palettes running on an iPad and tutorials to help users get things done more quickly. "What we're working on is connecting your mobile devices to your personal computer over a network so that they can work in conjunction with each other," said CTO Kevin Lynch.

By using a device’s touchscreen as an input device, an image currently being worked on might appear on both computer and iPad screen. Then using an iPad to manipulate the picture, results would show up on both screens.

http://modmyi.com/forums/ipad-news/7...shop-ipad.html ...

At Adobe’s recent MAX conference, Chief Technology Officer Kevin Lynch demonstrated new ways the company is working to integrate touch-screen devices with Photoshop. Adobe wants to integrate tablet devices like the iPad into Photoshop and currently has designers working to create mock-ups of possible ways to do this. Some of these mock-ups show Photoshop tool palettes running on an iPad and tutorials to help users get things done more quickly. "What we're working on is connecting your mobile devices to your personal computer over a network so that they can work in conjunction with each other," said CTO Kevin Lynch.

By using a device’s touchscreen as an input device, an image currently being worked on might appear on both computer and iPad screen. Then using an iPad to manipulate the picture, results would show up on both screens.

http://modmyi.com/forums/ipad-news/7...shop-ipad.html ...

Without question, Apple continues to forge ahead with making its operating systems more versatile and capable of accommodating the burgeoning number of options, tools, and demands that scores of applications present, despite the well-known present scarcity of screen space available to similarly accommodate so many choices. Our friends at Patently Apple, however, have uncovered an interesting find that speaks to how Apple may soon address this undeniable reality.

At Apple's "Back to Mac" event last month, Steve Jobs unveiled no shortage of cool features native to next summer's release of Apple newest operating system dubbed "Lion." But as the folks at Patently Apple point out, Jobs didn't dwell on the challenges incumbent on Mac users who will have to juggle the likes of a new Mac App Store, Launchpad, Full Screen Apps and Mission Control. As it turns out, Apple may have a little something up its sleeve with "scrollable menus and toolbars."

http://modmyi.com/forums/mac-news/73...-toolbars.html ...

Without question, Apple continues to forge ahead with making its operating systems more versatile and capable of accommodating the burgeoning number of options, tools, and demands that scores of applications present, despite the well-known present scarcity of screen space available to similarly accommodate so many choices. Our friends at Patently Apple, however, have uncovered an interesting find that speaks to how Apple may soon address this undeniable reality.

At Apple's "Back to Mac" event last month, Steve Jobs unveiled no shortage of cool features native to next summer's release of Apple newest operating system dubbed "Lion." But as the folks at Patently Apple point out, Jobs didn't dwell on the challenges incumbent on Mac users who will have to juggle the likes of a new Mac App Store, Launchpad, Full Screen Apps and Mission Control. As it turns out, Apple may have a little something up its sleeve with "scrollable menus and toolbars."

http://modmyi.com/forums/mac-news/73...-toolbars.html ...

I'm not sure I understand as of know the relationship between ChinaChip, Dingoo, and Dingoo Technology. It appears that there are two Dingoo companies, one that produces 3D games and another that actually produces the A320. Both belong to ChinaChip group. Then there's Dingoo Technology, which have marketed the A330 which is basically an A320 (JZ4732/JZ4740 SoC) with a different case/LCD, 64MB RAM and stolen firmware. In order to avoid confusion with the later, at some point I decided to refer to it as A330 and to refer to the newer, CC1800 based machine as DA330. But I was mistaken since it is Gemei (another company of the ChinaChip group) who will be marketing it (my two sample machines have both the Gemei logo). So, I figured out I'd rather fix this silly mistake soon. So, from now on, I'll refer to the newer CC1800 based A330 as GA330.

http://www.dingux.com/2010/11/da330-ga330.html ...

I just modified hwinit (in the subversion repository) so it works on all A320 out there. These are the changes:

•Added WP bit clean in CP0 CAUSE register (original idea by BouKiCHi).
•Added LCD init and logo display as visual feedback of hwinit success (original idea also by BouKiCHi).
•Code cleanup and removal of unneeded nand code.
Kudos to BouKiCHi for an awesome work of debugging.

The first fix is just weird. CP0 means "coprocessor 0" in MIPS architechture. It's the part that takes care of memory management, exceptions, privilege levels and such. It turns out that some versions of the IPL (Initial Program Loader) ROM code in the JZ4732 set up the WATCH registers in such a way that a watch exception occurs but it deferred (by setting the bit WP in the abovementiones CAUSE register). Then later, when the linux kernel boots, as soon as it sets up the CP0 STATUS register (another special regitser of the same "coprocessor"), the WATCH exception is immediately serviced, caused an unhandled exception panic (that is: for people suffering this problem, hwinit was actually working, but the kernel was panicking way before the LCD was initialized, so they could see nothing at all).

Why some IPL ROM versions behave this way is a mystery, and would be harmless if the kernel MIPS initialization code was careful enough as to clear the WP bit before setting up the CP0 STATUS register (I bet this is fixed in more recent kernels, but I'm too lazy to verify it).

I'm working to provide a native firmware based dual boot installer, so this hwinit issue wasn't really top priority, but it had bugged me for so long that I just had to sort it out before continuing. I'm just like that, like to walk on solid ground and feel very uncomfortable when I leave loose ties behind me.

I won't make a new dual boot installer release with just the fixed hwinit, since by now I guess all those with trouble have eventually been lead to hwinit2. Next release should, in my opinion, include at least:

•A newer kernel with:
1.Fixed I/O corruption bug(either Ingenic or OpenDingux based).
2.with support for newer flash chips in recent A320.
3.Support for x760+.

•An updated buildroot and toolchain, with both 32 and 64 bit versions. I had to upgrade my buildroot since the old one didn't compile in my Ubuntu 10.04 x64 box.

http://www.dingux.com/2010/11/hwinit-modified.html ...