Gadgetory

it's Friday August thirteenth I'm Marco saya and it's time to get loaded the big Google feature that the company announced yesterday is something called voice actions this will let you make phone calls send reminder emails search for directions and music and even set your alarm you'll need the voice search app now in android market and it requires android 2.2 another feature announced is chrome to phone now available for all froyo users this lets you click on a new icon in your browser and send links to your Android device anyone interested in first person shooters will be excited for this irrational games announced a follow-up to the very popular Bioshock franchise with bioshock infinite the game looks very different from the original bioshock atmosphere and takes place in a floating city called columbia i don't want to give out spoilers but the game is slated to come out in 2012 and you can now tweet an article without leaving the actual article page twitter is launching a tweet button that triggers a pop up with a shortened URL to share with others right out of the gate sites like YouTube time.com hulu USA Today and CNN are using the tweet button Internet Explorer 9 will have their beta version out on September 15th the beta will work with windows vista and windows seven but no XP and users will swap out their current ie for the new version features include html5 support and improved JavaScript engine and the ability to use your computer's graphics chip to speed up text and image rendering an asus is launching a slew of tablets the grayscale eat ablett is more of a kindle competitor with an eight inch screen it will launch in October for three hundred dollars the company is also readying the 10-inch epad EP 101 TC in March and it will go for three hundred and ninety nine dollars and run Android and then the EP 121 will have a 12 inch screen run windows 7 and use a special docking station that can turn the tablet into a laptop it's said to have a price tag close to one thousand dollars and it's scheduled to ship in December or January those are your headlines for today I'm markless with cnet.com and you've just been loaded