Monday, March 30, 2009
Sunday, March 29, 2009
lol
http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/ADTBOPimYIs/texas-decides-evolution-needs-more-study-i-decide-i-need-less-texas
sweet
http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/t-thgeYIZ6g/piezoelectric-nanowires-could-power-future-gadgets-using-blood-flow
Have we nothing better to do, leave the nerds and their comic books alone
http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/mRury8s3ZZY/article.pl
Screw that, religion is stupid. Go pray to a freakin tree, at least its something you can see (makes it credible)
http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/q_HTD4v3zwE/article.pl
Twittering is mostly a female thing
http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2009/03/26/mobile-technology-even-makes-20-somethings-shudder-sometimes/
How would you change Verizon's Hub?
How would you change Verizon's Hub?: "How would you change Verizon's Hub?
by Darren Murph, posted Mar 21st 2009 at 1:09AM
Ah, the Verizon Hub. A curious beast this day and age, wouldn't you say? For those of you who spent the better part of Super Bowl Sunday setting one of these crazy contraptions up in your domicile, we're eager to hear of your experiences. Has it made you want to throw away your cellphone? Are you already regretting the contract you're now locked into? Are the widgets sufficiently useful? We found ourselves a bit torn as to whether or not the Hub was even a device worth considering given the monthly fee attached, but now that it's sat in your place for well over a month, we're anticipating some better feedback from those who've used it a time or two. Spill your guts below."
by Darren Murph, posted Mar 21st 2009 at 1:09AM
Ah, the Verizon Hub. A curious beast this day and age, wouldn't you say? For those of you who spent the better part of Super Bowl Sunday setting one of these crazy contraptions up in your domicile, we're eager to hear of your experiences. Has it made you want to throw away your cellphone? Are you already regretting the contract you're now locked into? Are the widgets sufficiently useful? We found ourselves a bit torn as to whether or not the Hub was even a device worth considering given the monthly fee attached, but now that it's sat in your place for well over a month, we're anticipating some better feedback from those who've used it a time or two. Spill your guts below."
Nintendo launches Wii System Menu 4.0, including SD card WiiWare playback
Nintendo launches Wii System Menu 4.0, including SD card WiiWare playback: "Nintendo launches Wii System Menu 4.0, including SD card WiiWare playback
by Paul Miller, posted Mar 25th 2009 at 2:15PM
Nintendo's finally patching WiiWare's biggest hangup: storage. Not only can you back up titles to SD, but games can now be played straight from the cards, so there should be very little hassle to data management going forward. The 'SD Card Menu' can be accessed straight from the main Wii System Menu 4.0, an update that's being pushed out as we speak, which also enables the Wii to work with memory cards larger than 2GB, all the way up to 32GB -- which should make room for a good many NES carts. Nintendo's also pushing out the new Virtual Console Arcade, which brings old school arcade titles to the Wii. Hit up the read link for Joystiq's walkthrough of the SD card functionality, or just fire up your Wii and find out for yourself -- the water's warm!"
by Paul Miller, posted Mar 25th 2009 at 2:15PM
Nintendo's finally patching WiiWare's biggest hangup: storage. Not only can you back up titles to SD, but games can now be played straight from the cards, so there should be very little hassle to data management going forward. The 'SD Card Menu' can be accessed straight from the main Wii System Menu 4.0, an update that's being pushed out as we speak, which also enables the Wii to work with memory cards larger than 2GB, all the way up to 32GB -- which should make room for a good many NES carts. Nintendo's also pushing out the new Virtual Console Arcade, which brings old school arcade titles to the Wii. Hit up the read link for Joystiq's walkthrough of the SD card functionality, or just fire up your Wii and find out for yourself -- the water's warm!"
Engadget
Engadget: "New firmware adds high-def video plug-in to Archos 5 / 7
by Darren Murph, posted Mar 29th 2009 at 6:13AM
Hey, Archos 5 / 7 users -- do we have your attention? Good. You know that high-def support you've been not-so-patiently waiting for? Archos just hooked you up good fashion. As of right now, the read link is holding fresh firmware for both players (v1.6.03), which tosses in support for WMV / VC-1 playback at 720p (24fps; 6Mbps maximum). The update also fixes a number of bugs involving MP3 tags, TV recording errors and GUI malfunctions. Give it a download and report back, won'tcha?"
by Darren Murph, posted Mar 29th 2009 at 6:13AM
Hey, Archos 5 / 7 users -- do we have your attention? Good. You know that high-def support you've been not-so-patiently waiting for? Archos just hooked you up good fashion. As of right now, the read link is holding fresh firmware for both players (v1.6.03), which tosses in support for WMV / VC-1 playback at 720p (24fps; 6Mbps maximum). The update also fixes a number of bugs involving MP3 tags, TV recording errors and GUI malfunctions. Give it a download and report back, won'tcha?"
Saturday, March 28, 2009
New Zelda ?
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/03/25/gdc09-watch-the-legend-of-zelda-spirit-tracks-in-action/
Buy 2 wii games get 1 free at target
http://nintendo.joystiq.com/2009/03/28/target-bogo-buy-2-wii-games-get-one-free/
Engadget Mobile
Engadget Mobile: "Apple uses a jailbroken iPhone in patent application
by Nilay Patel, posted Mar 28th 2009 at 1:36AM
Uh oh Apple -- it looks like even your attorneys are dirty, thieving jailbreakers. Tipster ae§ was poring through that iPhone biometric security patent application we posted earlier and noticed that the images show a jailbroken phone, complete with Installer.app, SMBPrefs, and the iWood Realize theme from the iSpazio repository. We're guessing the fine folks at Kramer, Levin Naftalis & Frankel are going to have some 'splainin to do on Monday morning -- but at least they get to run apps in the background.
[Thanks, ae§]"
by Nilay Patel, posted Mar 28th 2009 at 1:36AM
Uh oh Apple -- it looks like even your attorneys are dirty, thieving jailbreakers. Tipster ae§ was poring through that iPhone biometric security patent application we posted earlier and noticed that the images show a jailbroken phone, complete with Installer.app, SMBPrefs, and the iWood Realize theme from the iSpazio repository. We're guessing the fine folks at Kramer, Levin Naftalis & Frankel are going to have some 'splainin to do on Monday morning -- but at least they get to run apps in the background.
[Thanks, ae§]"
Friday, March 27, 2009
Need this like yesteryear
http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/sMeIroU_fiE/new-windows-mobile-7-screenshots-show-zune-integration-decent-ui
HTC MAGIC
http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2009/03/27/htc-magic-sapphire-with-t-mobile-usa-logo-hits-the-fcc/
Engadget
Engadget: "ATI's 1GB FirePro V7750 GPU pushes serious pixels for pros
by Darren Murph, posted Mar 27th 2009 at 7:52AM
Earlier this month, AMD popped out a 512MB ATI FirePro 2450 quad-display card, but if that's just not pro enough for your professional needs, have a gander at the company's FirePro V7750. Sporting 1GB of GDDR3 frame-buffer memory, a 30-bit display pipeline and twin DisplayPort connectors + one dual-link DVI socket, this workstation powerhouse also features High Dynamic Range (HDR) rendering with 8-bit, 10-bit and 16-bit-per-RGB color component support. You'll also get 320 stream processing units, full Shader Model 4.1 support for vertex and pixel shaders and a unified video decoder for H.264, AVC, VC-1 and MPEG-2 video formats. Show your CAD who's boss for just $899."
by Darren Murph, posted Mar 27th 2009 at 7:52AM
Earlier this month, AMD popped out a 512MB ATI FirePro 2450 quad-display card, but if that's just not pro enough for your professional needs, have a gander at the company's FirePro V7750. Sporting 1GB of GDDR3 frame-buffer memory, a 30-bit display pipeline and twin DisplayPort connectors + one dual-link DVI socket, this workstation powerhouse also features High Dynamic Range (HDR) rendering with 8-bit, 10-bit and 16-bit-per-RGB color component support. You'll also get 320 stream processing units, full Shader Model 4.1 support for vertex and pixel shaders and a unified video decoder for H.264, AVC, VC-1 and MPEG-2 video formats. Show your CAD who's boss for just $899."
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