sabato 31 dicembre 2011
The Channel Islands Wood Biscuit Is the Ride of My Dreams [Desired]
Carrier IQ On Your Android? 3 Apps With Answers
In the wake of the Carrier IQ controversy, Android hackers and security companies offer tools to detect and remove the tracking software.
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Skype's Giving Manhattan Free Wi-Fi For New Year's [Skype]
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venerdì 30 dicembre 2011
It?s My Meme Karaoke Party And I?ll Cry If I Want To
It's the end of the year and that means Zaraguza Digital has cooked something special for all tech bloggers struggling to find something to post on a very slow news day, and for their bored audiences. Last year, it was Drunk TechCrunch, and this year they're throwing a Meme Karaoke Party ... and every procrastinator's invited! Enjoy, and if I don't see you anymore, Happy New Year boys and girls.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/34kBLuf5noY/
LG to Show Off 84-Inch ?Ultra Definition? TV at CES
Apparently, a 55-inch OLED television isn't wowing enough. So, in addition to the TV we reported on Tuesday, LG will also be unveiling at CES what it describes as the world's largest 3-D "Ultra Definition" television -- an 84-inch, 3840x2160 resolution 3-D display.
Source: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/12/lg-84-inch-4k-display/
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Ultrabooks May Get 5 Percent to 10 Percent Price Cut in Early 2012
Intel is reportedly offering subsidies to manufacturers to get the price of Ultrabooks lower.
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Iconia Tab A200 and A700 slates head to CES, make a pitstop in Russia
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giovedì 29 dicembre 2011
British training 'Xbox generation' soldiers with tweaked games
Austerity means the military can't afford the big-budget training exercises to battle-harden new recruits, so it's relying more on computer simulations. Sadly, Virtual Battlespace 2 can't compete with the Hollywood-style excitement of Modern Warfare. That's why it's buying in game engines from the studios (VB2 was based on tech licensed from the makers of Operation Flashpoint) and cutting out the unrealistic physics -- such as rifle bullets flying three miles and vehicles that don't obey gravity. It's hoped the project will keep the attention of death-match hardened trainees and encourage them to play it in their own time: the team were told that two soldiers learned enough skills to stay alive during combat thanks to marathon sessions in the game. If you've just unwrapped an FPS for the holidays, you can now tell disapproving family members that it's educational.
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Justin Bieber Debuts New Song, 'Be Alright'1676443
MTV News' #5 Newsmaker of 2011 tells 'Home for the Holidays' audience in Toronto that the tune might appear on his next album.
By James Dinh
Justin Bieber performs during his "Home for the Holidays" concert special in Toronto
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Much like Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber is treating his crew of Beliebers to some new music right in time for the Christmas holiday. On Wednesday night, the pop superstar debuted a new track called "Be Alright" to a jam-packed crowd during his Toronto-based TV concert special, "Justin Bieber: Home for the Holidays," which airs Thursday night (December 22) on MuchMusic and CTV. "You might hear this on my next album, you might not, but it's a song I'm working on. I still haven't really finished it," Bieber told the screaming crowd, before unveiling the acoustic tune. "Basically, the concept is: Even though when times get hard with your girlfriend or boyfriend, when times get hard, you gotta just let them know that in the end, everything's gonna be alright." Sitting beside his guitarist, MTV News' #5 Newsmaker of 2011 crooned to the slow jam as the audience clapped their way through his performance, and later on, helped the star sing along to the simple hook. "Across the ocean, across the sea/ Starting to forget the way you look at me now/ Over the ocean and across the sky/ Starting to forget the way you look in my eyes," he sang. After the holiday special, the teen singer took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the memorable evening, writing, "Tonight was special. No rules. Music, family, friends, fans, charity, and music. Thank you. #HomeForTheHolidays." "Be Alright" is just a taste of what may come from the singer's next album release. MTV News recently spoke with JB's longtime vocal producer, Kuk Harrell, who discussed his thoughts about the pop star's transition into adulthood. "The only conversation we've had about Justin's album that we're about to do is it's really important that it's the proper transition because we've seen him [with] 'Baby,' now we're watching him grow up," Harrell told us. "And we can't just throw him into the adult game right away. It has to be the proper transition. There's a record in between." What do you think of JB's new tune? Share your reviews below!
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Apple, Beatles, iTunes: The Long and Winding Road
Apple is offering the Beatles' 13 studio albums and associated material through iTunes, ending what many considered a glaring omission from the music service. - Apple is offering the Beatles 13 studio albums through its
iTunes service, alongside extras such as the �Live at the Washington Coliseum,
1964� concert film. The famed bands absence from Apples music service was
long considered a glaring omission.
Apple Corps, which publishes the Beatles work, h...
iTunes service, alongside extras such as the �Live at the Washington Coliseum,
1964� concert film. The famed bands absence from Apples music service was
long considered a glaring omission.
Apple Corps, which publishes the Beatles work, h...
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