| Must See HDTV (April 2nd - April 8th) Apr 2nd 2012, 22:24 NCAA Basketball Tournament Championship(s)A field of many has been reduced to two in both the men's and women's NCAA basketball tournament, and while tonight's matchup between Kentucky and Kansas is the higher profile, don't overlook Baylor vs. Notre Dame on Tuesday night. Whether you prefer to watch Anthony Davis or Britney Griner going to work on their opposition in the paint, there should be excellent hoops action found in both games. (Kentucky/Kansas Men's Championship April 2nd, CBS, 9PM) (Baylor/Notre Dame Women's Championship, April 3rd, ESPN, 7:30PM) 2012 Masters TournamentThe Master's Tournament takes place this week and it should be better than ever, with Tiger Woods back in the winning category, and a collection of young talent to contend with. There's coverage on ESPN, ESPN 3D and CBS throughout the week and DirecTV customers can look forward to the usual multiview assortment of cameras to keep an eye on everything at once. The KillingAfter a highly controversial finale to season one, AMC's whodunit returned last week with a two hour season premiere that... didn't suck. Is it enough to get fans of the show back on board for another round? We're not completely sure yet, but it may be worth taking a look if you were ever a regular viewer. (April 8th, AMC, 9PM) Continue reading Must See HDTV (April 2nd - April 8th) Must See HDTV (April 2nd - April 8th) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 02 Apr 2012 18:24:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | | Email this | Comments | | Oracle and Google get a trial date, April 16th is the start of Android armageddon Apr 2nd 2012, 21:37 As regular readers of this site are well aware, Google and Oracle have had an ongoing legal spat for nearly two years now. In the time since the lawsuit's filing, the legal claims have been narrowed, damages claims have been adjusted, reduced, and reduced again. All that activity, plus continuous settlement talks caused the trial to be delayed several times. But now it appears that the two sides have officially reached an impasse, and so the tech giants will go to trial on April 16th to determine if Android illicitly pulled code from Java. Will Oracle get paid? Will Google and its green bots be gloating in the end? Pop some popcorn and settle in, folks, we'll start getting some answers in a couple weeks. Oracle and Google get a trial date, April 16th is the start of Android armageddon originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 02 Apr 2012 17:37:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink |  ZDNet | Email this | Comments | | Facebook updates iOS app with Retina iPad support, more languages Apr 2nd 2012, 21:23 Shortly after making some high-res changes to the desktop site, Facebook's now doing the same to its application for Apple's freshest slab on the block. Aside from the crisper look and higher resolution UI on the new iPad, the universal app also adds support for Czech, Danish, Indonesian, Malaysian, Norwegian, Portuguese and Thai languages. Furthermore, v4.1.1 now allows you to hop offline from chat, while it also fixes bugs known to keep various pages from displaying correctly. Facebook's updated app is live in the App Store, so head on over with your iOS device or hit up the iTunes link below to get your social quest on. Facebook updates iOS app with Retina iPad support, more languages originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 02 Apr 2012 17:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink  TNW | Facebook (iTunes) | Email this | Comments | |
