Comixology, an app made for iPhone and iPod Touch owners, has added 50 new comics to its lineup, broadening the available comic books that potential users can browse once they download and install the said app. The addition of these new comic titles is a welcome note considering that they only had a handful of comics to check out.

Despite lack of content from well-known comic publishers like DC Comics and Marvel, the best superhero comics just ballooned with the 50 new comic titles. The Comixology app can be downloaded at the Apple App Store for $0.99.

(Source) Mobile Crunch

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Forget about the usual speakers where you can dock your iPod. Here is something new thanks to Digital Cowboy of Japan. The Movie Cowboy HDD-based media streamer which is iPod friendly that decided to enlist the help of star power from DC Comics.

Unfortunately, the external DC logo is as far as it goes with this piece of technology concerning the comic company’s involvement in the partnership, so you can forget about seeing a pre-loaded version of the Watchmen on the DC-MC35ULI.

There is enough space inside for a 3.5″ hard drive for expansion purposes, while other connectivity options include Ethernet jack, USB 2.0 sockets, coaxial/optical digital audio outputs, HDMI, a number of composite hookups, iPod streaming and charging capabilities and compatibility iwth an array of file formats.

(Source) Ubergizmo

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