Here we go again folks. One week after Verizon suffered its second nationwide data outage, its 4G LTE network is taking another nap. The outage doesn’t appear to be isolated because users are reporting no 4G LTE service from California to New York. Chicago and Indianapolis customers are also doing without 4G LTE right now.

If you’re a Verizon Wireless customer, you may be experiencing some data problems on your device. That’s because the company is currently suffering a nationwide data outage. This is the second time in less than a month this has occurred. There seems to be some exceptions to the outage, but chances are you are affected. Our advice is to try to connect to a Wi-Fi network if you’re planning on downloading games from the Android Market or starting up some multiplayer.

Following an 8.9 earthquake and a huge Tsunami that ripped through Japan, gamers who were lucky enough to still have power began finding their way on the Japanese PlayStation Network servers to reconnect with friends.

The finalists have been selected for the Video Game Voters Network badge contest, now it’s up to us to narrow it down to the winner.

The VGVN is a website dedicated to stand up for gamers’ rights. If there are any political or other matters that effect the sale of video games, or effect our ability to choose what we want to play, the VGVN is there to back us up.

Earlier in August 2010, the VGVN asked its members and anyone else with artistic talent to submit a badge design that will be used to promote it’s site. They, from the tons of entries, they narrowed it down to their top 10 favorites and have left it up to use to pick the best one. The one with the most votes will be the winner and receive a $750 Best Buy gift card. The second-place winner will receive a $250 Best Buy gift certificate.

If you are gamer and a bit creative, an artist or just enjoy scribbling things on paper, then this contest is for you.

The Video Game Voters Network (VGVN) is having a badge design contest where the winning badge will be used to spread the word about the voters movement and the winner gets a hefty gift card.

According to the rules, the design must be original, it must incorporate the name “Video Game Voters Network,” the acronym “VGVN”, and/or the website address “www.vgvn.org” and you can enter as many designs as you want.

For those of us who are technologically impaired and don’t want to hire a technician to wire our homes for networking, Corinex Communications announced a new AV200 Powerline Ethernet Wall Mount F to allow families (and the technologically impaired) to create their own multimedia home networking solutions without the hassle of wiring their homes. According more »