No It’s not the update of iOS 4.2, but it’s def an interesting update nonetheless through  iTunes backend overhaul, Ping has come to the iPad. Now, the untold millions who enjoy broadcasting that they’ve purchased an iTunes track can do so on a larger screen. Assuming, of course, that they didn’t migrate their Ping experience to Twitter yesterday evening. @TatWza

Netflix has always been something of a fickle beast, lavishing treats upon just one platform at a time, but now that iOS, Windows Phone 7 and every game console under the sun are streaming its video, the firm’s finally turned its gaze on Android. Come early 2011, Netflix will appear on “select Android devices,” according to the company’s official blog, which also promises a “standard, platform-wide solution” for Android in the unspecified future. What took so long, and why will Netflix be limited to particular handsets when it first rolls out? “The hurdle has been the lack of a generic and complete platform security and content protection mechanism available for Android,” says the blog, stating piracy concerns. Apparently content holders aren’t too keen on making movies available unless devices have DRM baked right in, so the solution is equip new phones with padlocks one at a time. Expect next year’s high-end Android devices to have “Netflix” as a nice big bullet point!!!!! @TatWza

It hasn’t been a week yet but I know gamers out there are still playing Black Ops but this tuesday Ubisoft will be releasing the third installment of Assassins Creed: Brotherhood. This go around, Ezio is now a legendary Master Assassin and must travel to the city of Rome to battle against the powerful Templar. In the third installment the game will have a multiplayer function, something it never had before. Players will be able to train other up and coming assassins, be able to choose from a slew of characters, have their own special assassination technique and battle against other players online. So if you have some spare time or not playing Black Ops you should check out this game. TatsTechTalk

Rockstar Games the creators of your favorite shoot’em up and blow up everything game, Grand Theft Auto and The Action filled Red Dead Redemption will be bringing the highly anticipated. Game L.A. Noire.  L.A. Noire has been in the works for some years  but Rockstar has recently released the games first Trailer. And by the looks of the trailer, the game looks to be a thriller in the making .  Taking a que from Grand Theft Auto the game takes place in a recreated Los Angles in the 1940’s.  Unlike GTA and Red Dead Redemption L.A. Noire will not have missions but the player will have to solve a series of murders that have taken place.   Just like the title, the game uses film noire style which was the visual style used in the 1940’s and 1950’s in Hollywood.   L.A. Noire will be using Darksprints Real-time Global illumination technology which means the game will use a 3D computer graphics that will add a more realistic lighting to 3D scenes.   So putting together a pretty good gaming style with technology L.A. Noire will be a game to look out for in the future. RockStar Games says this game will be available spring 2011. TatsTechTalk