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Nintendo makes deal with Boingo to connect 3DS users in airports
Wi-Fi hotspot provider Boingo Wireless announced a deal with Nintendo of America to provide free Wi-Fi access to Nintendo 3DS owners in 42 of Boingo's North American airports. "Nintendo 3DS is our
How much longer can Nintendo ignore mobile gaming?
Say this much for Nintendo: It sticks to its guns. Roughly every two months, the Japanese gaming giant publicly reaffirms its unwavering resistance to expanding its properties to the mobile
Nintendo offers 3DS users free Wi-Fi at 25,000 hotspots
Nintendo has made deals with various Wi-Fi hotspot owners to offer its Nintendo 3DS customers free Wi-Fi access at 25,000 locations nationwide beginning Tuesday. Free Wi-Fi access will be available
Nintendo says Netflix, 3-D channel will be on 3DS handheld gaming device
Another 3D video initiative announced today, this time its Nintendo that says it'll launch a 3D channel for its soon-to-be-released 3DS handheld game console the 3DS. The company said users would get
Nintendo 3DS to reach U.S. stores this March
Gaming giant Nintendo will release its new 3DS handheld game player in Japan on Feb. 26, with the device rolling out to U.S. and European consumers the following month. Priced at $300 for Japanese
3D cell phones? Some think it's only a matter of time
In the past few weeks alone we've seen the launch or introduction of the Android-powered Droid X, Evo 4G, Epic 4G, Galaxy S variants, Droid Incredible, Intercept, Flipout, Charm--and the list goes
New Nintendo device touts glasses-free 3D gaming
Gaming giant Nintendo announced the pending launch of the Nintendo 3DS, a handheld gaming device platform promising users a 3D gaming experience without requiring special glasses. Boasting a
Nintendo to release DSi XL handheld on March 5
Gaming giant Nintendo announced it will release the DSi XL--a larger version of its bestselling DSi handheld device--on March 5. Boasting two 4.2-inch LCD screens (compared to 3.25 inches on a
Netflix hooking up with Nintendo? Soon
The days of Netflix offering a full catalog of movies through its streaming service isn't too far off, CEO Reed Hastings said during an event at the Consumers Electronics Show in Las Vegas, but for
Wii gets video on-demand, but only in Japan
Nintendo announced yesterday that its extremely popular next-gen gaming device Wii will get a video on-demand channel in 2009. U.S. Wii-lovers shouldn't hold their breath, as the service will
