Assassin’s Creed film deal ‘ridiculous’, says Hollywood
By James • Nov 4th, 2011 • Category: Industry NewsLeading industry voices have dismissed Ubisoft’s deal with Sony Pictures over an Assassin’s Creed film.

Leading industry voices have dismissed Ubisoft’s deal with Sony Pictures over an Assassin’s Creed film.
Nokia says the US is its primary target in 2012.
Microsoft claims that the search giant’s product initiatives have become a veritable graveyard, with the cancelling of several Google products being a sign that there is a lack of vision and product roadmap, which makes the company dangerous for business customers.
The launch of Google’s native Gmail iOS app crashes and burns. Literally.
Research In Motion’s BBM Music service is now available, and certainly worth checking out.
The benefits of high speed internet cannot be exaggerated, and BT has made a commitment to playing its part to boost the UK’s global competitiveness in broadband speed.
PayPal open to adopting NFC if the demand is there.
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ST-Ericsson scores a big victory, signing a deal to provide processors to all of Nokia’s Windows Phone 7 handsets.