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  • Internet connection not required to play 'Xbox 720' games? - VGLeaks is clarifying that Durango will indeed be always online "like any other device", but it will not be a requirement to play local content and it will not prevent playing used games. In other words, this is meant for downloading stuff like game or social network updates in the background when a net connections is available, but you will still be able to play Xbox games if your broadband is down or you take your console elsewhere. However it's worth noting it's all still unconfirmed. The site notes that the 'always online' rumors likely stemmed from development kits with components requiring network connections to be present all the time, which could explain what some inside sources were saying.
  • HP ENVY Core i7 Laptop $599.99 - 15.6" HP ENVY dv6t-7300 15.6" Quad Edition Core i7 Laptop w/8GB RAM, 750GB Hard Drive, Beats Audio & Windows 8 for $599.99 with $9.99 shipping (normally $799.99 - use coupon code MU1743 ). Another deal is Linksys RE2000 WiFi Wireless Dual-Band Range Extender for $75.99 with free shipping (normally $89.99 - use coupon code HSDISH5 ). The last deal is Dell XPS 8500 Core i7-3770 3.3GHz Quad-Core Desktop w/ 8GB RAM, 1TB Hard Drive, Radeon HD 7570 for $659.99 with free shipping (normally $874.99 - use coupon code 677VL8MF8QD8F7 ) + 27" Dell S2740L 1080p LED-backlit LCD Monitor for $309.99 with free shipping (normally $369.99).
  • Sony reveals pricing for their new budget-friendly 4K TVs - Sony just announced a more "budget" priced lineup of HD 4K TVs for customers to order later this month. The $4,999 model is the 55inch 'XBR-55X900A' and for two thousand more you can get the 65inch 'XBR-65X900A'. Both models are 4K Ultra HD LED design and will be available for pre-order on April 21st. Sony's retailers will be offering the Sony FMP-X1 4K Media Player bundled with 10 feature films and video shorts in true 4K resolutions for $699 this summer. They also said that customers will be given access to a fee-based video distribution service offering a library of 4K titles from Sony Pictures Entertainment and other productions in the fall of this year for the same media player. A few of the feature films offered with the 4K Media Player are Battle: Los Angeles, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Salt, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Other Guys and Total Recall (2012) and a few others.
  • Microsoft ending support for Windows XP and Office 2003 in one year - Microsoft has announced that it will be ending support for Windows XP and Office 2003 in one year's time, bringing to a close two of the most popular products the company ever created. Support will finish on 8 April, 2014, resulting in no new security updates for these pieces of software. Users will also no longer be able to seek technical support from Microsoft in relation to these older versions.
  • Why Bitcoin scares banks and governments  - Bitcoin offers an alternative to the conventional, state-sanctioned banking system. Maybe that's why powerful institutions are so wary of it.
  • Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 specifications leaked -With the Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 coming in, the company seems to be experimenting with size variations within this genre as well. Code named as the GT-i9152, the device will be a high-end DUOS smartphone. Leaked specifications shed more light on what we could expect from this one. It is true to its name with a 5.8-inch qHD 960 x 540 TFT display. Additionally, it will also feature an 8-megapixel rear camera and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera, a 1.4GHz dual-core processor, 1.5 GB RAM, a 2600 mAh and will be running Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean, with Samsung's Nature UX interface. Other features could include Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a,b,g,n and A-GPS. The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 is estimated to measure 164 x 83.8 x 9.7mm. It offers Galaxy Note fans a fresh offering within the phablet arena, albeit, with a bit more to contain.
  • Hijacking airplanes with an Android phone - An extremely well attended talk by Hugo Teso, a security consultant at n.runs AG in Germany, about the completely realistic scenario of plane hijacking via a simple Android app has galvanized the crowd attending the Hack In The Box Conference in Amsterdam.
  • Shodan: The scariest search engine on the Internet - Unlike Google, which crawls the Web looking for websites, Shodan navigates the Internet's back channels. It's a kind of 'dark' Google, looking for the servers, webcams, printers, routers and all the other stuff that is connected to and makes up the Internet. (Shodan's site was slow to load Monday following the publication of this story.) Shodan runs 24/7 and collects information on about 500 million connected devices and services each month. It's stunning what can be found with a simple search on Shodan
  • Hyperlapse Google Street View - Video - Made by using Google Street View's Hyperlapse tool. Check it out!
  • Google unveils dramatic Play Store redesign - Google have unveiled a dramatic redesign to the Google Play Store (the update is version 4.0.16). The new design includes the design language that Google is aiming for with Google Now and Android 4.2, with lots of light areas and a card-based interface. The new update is available on handsets running Android 2.2 or newer. Google is rolling out the update to all users today, so check your device! (or download APK)
  • Google Fiber's Next Stop: Austin, Texas - Google Fiber is excited to announce that its next city is Austin, Texas. Leaders from around the city are excited about the possibilities and impact that 100 times faster Internet can have on the Austin community
  • Iranian scientist says he has built a machine that can predict the future - Razeghi, a man with 179 other inventions under his belt, said he has been working on The Aryayek Time Traveling Machine for the last 10 years. The machine is small enough to fit inside a personal computer case. It won’t take people to the future but it will bring the future to you, he said. The inventor intends to market the device to states as well as individuals once it reaches mass production. He said that Iran's government could predict military confrontation with enemy nations and forecast fluctuations with regard to foreign currencies and oil prices. But wait...a prototype isn't being release just yet because they believe the Chinese will steal the idea and mass produce it overnight. hah! I bet this was it's first prediction! :-)))
  • Breathometer! The World's First Smartphone Breathalyzer! - Do you like to drink, but constantly worry about being over the legal limit? A new device created by Charles Michael Yim called the Breathometer will solve your problem. The small, simple plug-in device attaches to your phone for a quick reading of your blood alcohol level in a flash.
  • Bionic Iron Man Armor How-To - Advancer Technologies' "Bionic Iron Man Armor" harnesses the power of electromyography to give fans the power to directly control an Iron Man repulsor simply by flexing their muscle.
  • Venom GT Runs 0 to 265.7 mph in 2 Miles - On February 9, 2013 the Hennessey Venom GT ran 265.7 mph on the 2.9 mile long runway at Naval Air Station Lemoore, California. This makes the Venom GT the fastest hypercar that you can buy. For the complete story, please check out the May, 2013 issue of TopGear magazine.
  • Behind the Scenes with Jurassic Park's T-Rex - The original Jurassic Park movie is back in theaters this week with a 3D makeover. Stan Winston Studios originally produced a 12 minute video showing the technology and construction behind what was then revolutionary techniques in animatronics coupled with computer generated animation in bringing the dinosaurs to life.
  • If Disney made Game Of Thrones - check it out
  • The Hangover Part III - Official Trailer  - From Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures comes "The Hangover Part III," the third and final film in director Todd Phillips' record-shattering comedy franchise. This time, there's no wedding. No bachelor party. What could go wrong, right? But when the Wolfpack hits the road, all bets are off! It all ends May 24th.
  • Elysium Trailer - Sony Pictures presents the first trailer for Elysium starring Matt Damon and Jodie Foster. The movie is directed by Neill Blomkamp, best known for District 9.
  • Response to Bill Gates Condom challenge - The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation offers 100,000 USD for projects that improve things around condoms. Of course The Slingshot Channel HAS to come forth and help the visionary billionaire on his lofty quest. Therefore, this video brings to you the world's first condom applicator slingshot gun.
  • TV's best fake websites - check it out
  • Ever been this drunk? - Ughhh
  • Pooping Into Toilets, A Complete History - Before there were toilets, there was "open defecation," which is exactly what it sounds like.
  • David Letterman - The Lindsay Lohan Interview - So Lindsay Lohan took her rehab tour to Letterman the other night to talk about her stealing things, appearing in court more often than most lawyers, going to rehab again, and other depressing stuff.
  • Spring Break Bikini Girl Falls - This spring breaker was having a great time. She got pulled up on stage in her bikini and was dancing on everyone. When she was giving one guy a lap dance, the pair fell backwards off the stage ;-)
  • TX2K13 Bikini Contest - check it out
  • Sexy bikini girls in the gym - WBFF bikini - Bodybooster - Don't know about you, but fit girls like these make me want to pump my muscle :-D
  • Farrah Abraham Bikini Pictures - There are few girls out there as sexy, nerdy, fun and talented as Farrah Abraham.
last 10 comments:
Sabot(02:21 PM CEST - Apr,12 2013 )
'Budget' 4k tvs' yeeah....right, when they can broadcast 4k signals over the airwaves, like Japan will in 2014 that is the only time I will be interested in 4k... Considering 1080p has pretty much bombed in regards the interest in HD, be it blu ray (DVD still the biggest seller in the UK) or Netflix, LoveFilm all broadcast in 720p as their HD, otherwise it's upscaled everything.
Yeah I've seen the usual technology demonstrations, like I have through every incarnation of tv, PC and gaming. But this is just utter pointless.. Like its biggest allure is for [u:3b44caee27]small roomed houses so they can sit closer without seeing pixels[/u:3b44caee27] pulease! How much HD tv do you actually watch? Then ask yourself; this tv will just be a glorified upscaler of crap tv! And, no. It's not for PC gaming, unless you live by yourself. No partner is going to justify 5k never mind 4k on a tv for just games.

th4t1guy(03:12 PM CEST - Apr,12 2013 )
http://buttcoin.org/this-is-what-bitcoiners-actually-believe

Baconnaise(03:18 PM CEST - Apr,12 2013 )
4k TV depending on resolution (other stats too of course) might actually justify gaming on any tv imo. I don't know how people do it now with those shit 1080p 16:9 panels labeled as monitors.

Anyhoo I mostly agree about the HD farce. Most of my tv shows are in h.264 format (scene releases) and take up little space. It's rare I save a show in HD and it's mostly either a movie or a show like True Blood for the wife or Game of Thrones. My TV upscales great and even dvd's look pretty nice. Why bother paying premiums when you can get by just fine?

Bitcoin represents a threat to certain countries and laws that use incentives to attract money. Hard to say if people are actually worried about it at this point though. I personally think it's a pain in the ass to use due to the security/fluctuating price but I have used it. If it's truly a secure anonymous way of payment that I don't know for sure.

Csimbi(09:39 PM CEST - Apr,12 2013 )
quote:
Durango will indeed be always online "like any other device"
You mean to say "like any other device meant to rip customers off", right? Very few devices I know are always online - let alone require an internet connection to function.

quote:
Sony reveals pricing for their new budget-friendly 4K TVs
I guess the pricing is ok considering that nobody needs such resolution making it a luxury item.

quote:
Microsoft ending support for Windows XP and Office 2003 in one year
XP - I guess that's ok as Windows 7 is decent enough and can be configured to look like XP.
Office 2003? That might be an issue for those who just can't get the new UI in the newer office versions.

quote:
Google Fiber's Next Stop: Austin, Texas
This is going so slow that it seems more of a marketing show than a promise to be taken seriously. At this rate, they'll get here when I am 2500 years old.

heretic(04:43 PM CEST - Apr,13 2013 )
FYI, TechAmok will be offline between 07:00am and 11:00am EST on Saturday, April 13th.


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