SteveXE - Slashdot User

Comment Never been notified (Score 1) 489

by SteveXE on Thursday April 05, 2007 @03:31PM (#18625171) Attached to: How Does Your ISP Handle Top-Usage Customers?

I have never been notified and I use Comcast. I average 150 gigs a month in downloads. I've gone beyond 200 gigs as well. Maybe I've just been lucky who knows I guess im screwed now that I made this comment though...guess its good that im moving to another state next month! My main concern is right now I live in a house, and when i move it will be to an apartment which means the number of people they are handling in the area with be alot bigger which might also mean strict enforcement of bandwidth use. When I move in they will clearly see a spike so I guess ill be waiting for my letter/phone call at the start of June.

Mass Market DS Homebrew Cart Released 104

Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday March 04, 2007 @10:53AM from the well-isn't-that-special dept.

Croakyvoice writes "Datel has finally released the Games n Music Homebrew cart for the Nintendo DS, this mass market entry level cart features a 128mb Micro SD card and comes with a 25 game CD of the best of DS homebrew games." Games 'n' Music contains everything you need straight out of the box. It even comes bundled with a 25-game CD, offering some of the best games the DS home brew scene has to offer, as well as a video conversion program."

Microsoft to Become Mobile DRM Standard? 179

Posted by Zonk on Tuesday May 16, 2006 @11:38AM from the through-the-backdoor dept.

An anonymous reader writes "It seems most of the media has missed the significance of Microsoft's recent partnership with DoCoMo to put Windows Media DRM on i-mode handsets. If all the i-mode players adopt Windows DRM, that gives Microsoft access to a significant chunk of the mobile market. Couple this with the more recent MTV Urge announcement and you've got Microsoft set to own the DRM space - at least on mobile devices - by stealth. Telecoms.com has a take on the situation, but also reveals that the GSM Association may be on the verge of recommending Windows mobile DRM to all its members. Puts the French copyright and DRM legislation in a whole new perspective - interoperability issues can be solved by removing the competition."

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