eldavojohn writes “MSNBC spoke with the senior producer of a new stereoscopic 3D game called ‘Killzone 3′ and highlighted problems they are trying to solve with being one of the first FPS 3D games for the PS3. The team ran into serious design problems like where to put the cross hairs for the players (do they constantly hover in front of your vision?) and what to do with any of the heads up display components.

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The New Difficulties In Making a 3D Game

While the white PS3 Slim pictured above decidedly belongs to Japan , the “Classic White” DualShock 3 alongside has just appeared for preorder at e-tailers based in the US. Now, we wouldn’t go so far as to claim that an ivory 160GB game system will follow this controller across the Pacific, but let’s just say we won’t be surprised if Sony reveals one anyhow before these preorders (tentatively) ship on October 15th

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‘Classic White’ DualShock 3 appears at e-tail, dreaming of an alabaster console

Tokyo based Sunrise Telephone Systems KK today announced the 2010 edition of its A4M Macintosh Telephone System based on a Mac OS X port of the Asterisk Linux PBX software.

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Sunrise announces 2010 Edition of A4M Macintosh Telephone System

News at Apple and HP helped move the market this week. Here’s a recap of TheStreet’s top tech stories.

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Apple, HP/3Par: Weekly Tech Recap

A recording of a Skype conversation with Bill Kutik, the eminent independent Human Resources technology analyst who co-chairs the upcoming September 29 annual HR Technology Conference in…

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Bill Kutik on HR Collaboration Options

Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us — it’s the Week in Green. Solar power blazed a trail this week as we took a look at several hot new technologies, starting with SkyFuel’s SkyTrough , which is being billed as the world’s most efficient solar collector. We also saw solar energy take to the skies as designers unveiled plans for a fleet of high-flying solar robots , and we were surprised to learn that common household dyes could significantly increase the efficiency of photovoltaic panels by optimizing their color absorption spectrum

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Inhabitat’s Week in Green: solar robots that fly, CO2 fabric dye, and the dark silicon that boosts battery life

Hugh Pickens writes “Members of 4chan aren’t known for doing things that are cute and heart-warming and when they decide to go after someone, it’s typically to subject them to ridicule. But not this time.

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4chan Gives 90-Year-Old Vet a Great Birthday