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 TechNews - Adobe CS5 now shipping - tech
(hx) 01:36 AM CEST - May,02 2010
  • Phenom II X6 Reviews Roundup -  While clock for clock, speed for speed, the Intel i7 980X brings the 1090T to its knees, but if you factor in the costs of each one and the price to performance ratio then they start to equal out. The current pricing for the Intel 980X is about $999 just for the processor and when released the Phenom II X6 1090T will cost only around $285 which is almost a quarter of the price of the 980X. For that price, you could also add all of the components of the Leo Platform including the motherboard and a 5800 series graphics card, so comparing apples to apples is fine if the apples cost the same. If you look at the price per core, the AMD Phenom II X6 1090T calculates to about $50 per core versus about $166 per core for the Intel i7 980X. Disable all but two of the Intel cores and run the tests and I bet that the AMD Phenom II X6 price for price will take away the competition.
  • GeForce GTX 480- Worth upgrading from Radeon HD 5870? - If you have already have a 5870, I don't really think you will see much of a difference moving to the GeForce GTX 480
  • AMD FirePro V5800 and V3800 Tested - With half of the shader processors of the V8800, the V5800 performed right in that window in the tests with CineBench and SPECviewperf. The V3800 was obviously much lower than that - expected again with the drop to 400 shader processors and the slim $109 price tag. Compared to the NVIDIA Quadro FX 3800, the V5800 looks like a fantastic performer as well. In a few cases the FX 3800 did beat out the V5800, but not usually by much. When the AMD FirePro took the lead though it was more dominant and of course the severe price difference doesn't hurt either.
  • Super Talent SuperCrypt USB 3.0 32GB Thumb Drive Tested - If you have USB 3.0 in your system already, or were thinking about the ASUS U3S6 or ECS add-in cards, then you need a device like this to truly see its potential. You can use it for speedy backups or moving large amounts of data between USB 3.0-ready systems or just sit there and read and write to it to see how fast it can go.
  • Microsoft cancels innovative Courier Tablet - Microsoft has canceled their internal Courier project, according to sources close with the project. Gizmodo reports that CEO Steve Ballmer put the brakes on the project this week
  • HP Slate cancelled Too? - After Microsoft announces the end of their Courier project, TechCrunch reveals that sources close to HP are now saying that their upcoming HP Slate has also been canned
  • Macbook Pro Helps Core i7 Hit 101 Degrees Celsia - During a recent review, the chaps at PC Authority noticed that the Core i7 in the MacBook Pro they were testing was hitting 101 degrees Celsia!
  • HP buys Palm for $1.2 Billion - Profitable smartphone and connected mobile device markets. Palm's current chairman and CEO, Jon Rubinstein, is expected to remain with the company and the deal is expected to close during HP's third fiscal quarter ending July 31, 2010.
  • Adobe CS5 now shipping - Adobe announced that their flagship production and design software collection, Creative Suite 5, has reached RTM and is now shipping. Adobe has also posted 30-day trial downloads for every application and suite in CS5. Users can either download trials of the different suite editions or choose individually between different applications. Trial downloads require a free Adobe ID registration. Adobe has posted a comparison table of the various editions, what they include, and how much they will cost.
  • Ubuntu 10.04 brings new user interface -Ubuntu 10.04 is now available for download in regular and netbook remix editions for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. Version 10.04 has the LTS label, which stands for long-term support and means Canonical will continue to provide updates for three years after release.
  • McAfee Compensating Home Users Affected by Update - Say what you will about McAfee after that whole 'bad update' debacle last week but at least they have pledged to cover the cost of repairs needed to get your system back up and running.
  • Hybrid PhysX Mod Package Contained Trojan - HardOCP learned that the Hybrid PhysX Mod from NGOHQ.com posted earlier this month contained the Infostealer.Gampass trojan. According to Symantec, Infostealer.Gampass specifically targets video game credentials, log-ins and passwords. I would recommend uninstalling this and doing a full scan on your computer.
  • 1.5M stolen Facebook IDs up for sale - A hacker named Kirllos has a rare deal for anyone who wants to spam, steal or scam on Facebook: an unprecedented number of user accounts offered at rock-bottom prices. Researchers at VeriSign's iDefense group recently spotted Kirllos selling Facebook user names and passwords in an underground hacker forum, but what really caught their attention was the volume of credentials he had for sale: 1.5 million accounts. IDefense doesn't know if Kirllos' accounts are legitimate, and Facebook didn't respond to messages Thursday seeking comment. If they are legitimate, he has the account information of about one in every 300 Facebook users. His asking price varies from $25 to $45 per 1,000 accounts, depending on the number of contacts each user has. To date, Kirllos seems to have sold close to 700,000 accounts, according to VeriSign Director of Cyber Intelligence Rick Howard.
  • Windows Phone 7 videos illustrate Office, productivity features - New videos of Microsoft's upcoming mobile OS have surfaced demonstrating its strong depth in productivity features. The two short clips from Mobility Digest show real world scenarios that users would encounter when using Windows Phone 7
  • Steve Jobs: 'Folks who want porn can buy an Android phone!' - Apple CEO Steve Jobs is on a roll. While he's probably had better days than today, he's lately been shooting off emails left and right in response to customers' concerns. We just were sent what appears to be one such Jobs response, sent last week surrounding the whole Mark Fiore situation. And it's a good one. When questioned about Apple's role. When questioned about Apple's role as moral police in the App Store, Jobs responds that 'we do believe we have a moral responsibility to keep porn off the iPhone.' Better, is what he said next: 'Folks who want porn can buy and [sic] Android phone.'Looks like I'm buying an Android phone ;-)
  • Google Confirms Android 2.2 Will Fully Support Flash - Google's Andy Rubin revealed that the upcoming version of the Android mobile operating system will fully support Flash technology.
  • Gizmodo editor Jason Chen gets house raided, assets seized - Jason Chen, Editor of Gizmodo.com, came home Friday night to a surprise visit from California's Rapid Enforcement Allied Computer Team, according to Gizmodo. Following the issuing of a warrant from the Judge of the Superior Court of San Mateo, CA, officers seized four computers and two servers from his residence. The warrant clearly states that the search was for any material surrounding the controversial iPhone 4G prototype, and that anything deemed related to the iPhone prototype would be brought in and analyzed by forensic experts for any signs of misconduct or felony. Now Gizmodo considers suing police after iPhone raid.
  • Depressing $1800 home office fits in your closet - What do you do when you want to have a home office, but don't really have the room to fit it? What do you do if you live in a 400 square foot shoebox in the sky, but need to run your home-based business? Simple. For all 5 of you, just buy the Armoire Box Office.
  • Hypersonic Air Force Glider traveling mach 20 disappeared - The Falcon is a different type of weapon, it's equipped with high-power, but non-nuclear explosives that should remain undetected by nuclear defense systems. But everything didn't work out as planned. 'Preliminary review of data indicates the HTV-2 achieved controlled flight within the atmosphere at over Mach 20. Then contact with HTV-2 was lost,' said Johanna Spangenberg Jones, a spokeswoman for DARPA. Where did it go? Nobody knows yet 
  • Husqvarna DXR 310 - Demolition robot (video) - The new remote-controlled demolition robot from Husqvarna, the DXR 310, is the very latest in compact demolition robot technology. High power, low weight and functional design make it an obvious choice for consumers who want a highly maneuverable, super-strong and sturdy machine with a long reach. The remote -control for the DXR 310 features a unique user-friendly and well-considered design, unlike anything on the market.
  • Avatar Director Pitching In on 3-D Cameras for Mars - James Cameron is taking his science fiction and turning it into science fact. He is in collaboration with NASA developing a 3-D camera which will rival human presence on the planet.
  • Is Stephen Hawking right about aliens? - Stephen Hawking thinks that making contact with aliens would be a very bad idea indeed. But with new, massive telescopes, we humans are stepping up the search. Have we really thought this through?
  • Alexandre Aja's Piranha 3-D First Teaser Trailer - This horror film boasts an impressive cast including Elisabeth Shue, Adam Scott, Christopher Lloyd, Ving Rhames, Dina Meyer, and Richard Dreyfuss. The Weinstein Company will be bringing Piranha 3-D to theaters everywhere on August 27th this fall.
  • Second Full Trailer for Vincenzo Natali's Splice! - Elsa and Clive, two young rebellious scientists, defy legal and ethical boundaries and forge ahead with a dangerous experiment: splicing together human and animal DNA to create a dangerous new organism. Warner Bros is bringing Splice to theaters, in wide release, starting on June 4th this summer. I had a feeling this would turn out to be a hit and it definitely looks like it will be!
  • Brand New Trailer for 'The Complete Metropolis' - The Complete Metropolis hits theaters on May 7th and will continue to show 'in all major markets throughout the US and Canada.'
  • Official Trailer for Jonah Hex - The story in this movie will follow Jonah Hex (seen with the gun), a disfigured bounty hunter who tracks a voodoo practitioner that wants to raise an army of the undead to liberate the South. Former Pixar animator Jimmy Hayward, who is a big fan of both comics and westerns, is directing.
  • Stallone Says That Rambo is 'Done' & There Won't Be Another - Well, found in the latest issue of Empire are some new quotes, re-published by TheShiznit , from Stallone himself that stating that the Rambo franchise is finished and that there will no longer be a fifth movie. So if you're a Rambo fan you better be content with the way Expendables looks, because that will probably be filling in for Rambo. Stallone has a few other action projects in development, but it looks like he's finally decided to leave Rambo and Rocky behind.
  • Chris Nolan's Third Batman to Hit Theaters in Summer 2012 - Not only has Sony already announced it will release its Spider-Man franchise reboot on July 3rd of 2012, but Warner Bros has finally announced today that they will be releasing the third installment of the Batman franchise from Christopher Nolan on July 20th, 2012.
  • Official Teaser Trailer for Ryan Reynolds' Buried - A U.S. contractor working in Iraq awakes to find he is buried alive inside a coffin. With only a lighter and a cell phone it's a race against time to escape this claustrophobic death trap. Buried hits theaters in October!
  • The Gift Is A.I. Meets Children Of Men (video) - The Gift is apparently being turned into a feature-length film, a la District 9. If the feature-length film, called Small, is anywhere near as good as this short, it will get an Oscar nom as well. Here's the film. Prepare to have your mind fucking blown.
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  • Lady Gaga Chosen 'Most Influential' by Time - Time magazine has revealed its annual list of their 100 Most Influential People, and alongside obvious choices President Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey are pop culture faves like Lady Gaga, Robert Pattinson, Conan O’Brien, Taylor Swift, Sandra Bullock and Ashton Kutcher.
  • Quake Creates Pool Tsunami (video) - A security camera in Mexicali was rolling when the 7.2 quake hit on Easter.
  • North Korean Film Madness (video) - Vice founder Shane Smith visits North Korea to try and penetrate the Korean Feature Film Studio, the state-run film production facility west of Pyongyang: a sprawling lot that at its height produced around 40 films a year. I highly suggest watching the whole thing, it's awesome
  • Glee's Lea Michele, ASOS UK May 2010 - Lea Michele who plays the shy Rachel Berry on Glee is sizzling up the pages with not a hint of shyness going on. The world has gone absolutely Glee mad, the cast are popping up on covers and inside editorials everywhere and it's awesome.
  • Olivia Munn (Iron Man 2) in FHM - Here's Olivia Munn showing her undies in the latest issue of FHM. 
  • Nina Mascunana defines the word 'exotic' - Nina Mascunana defines the word 'exotic', with her multiethnic combination of Spanish, Chinese and Filipino blood
  • Jessica Alba Cosmopolitan UK March 2010 - These outtakes from Cosmopolitan UK layout show Jessica Alba is more gorgeous than ever.
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last 10 comments:
Koogle(01:42 PM CEST - May,02 2010 )
Gizmodo editor Jason Chen gets house raided, assets seized

they took a fucking router? wtf who supports these fucking braindead retards, fucking scumbags and unlawful theft really!

And Apple we still don't know if your stupid employee deliberately left the shity ibrick on purpose for media attention. You guys are whinny assholes (and fucking hypocrites for anyone who read that boring information gizmodo released and then agrees with shitty Apple and the dumbscum raiders for what they do) who really deserve to get burned in hell for there own stupidity and way of dealing with this situation which they could have avoided but obviously wanted to do it this way in first place.

" Now Gizmodo considers suing police after iPhone raid"

damn fucking right they should, make crApple and these raiding scumbags get a bad name for what they do. Sickening low life ignorant scum drones go raiding houses like that and crApple is the kind of scum company among many other greedy deceiving corporations supporting such police state schemes.

doodah(05:35 PM CEST - May,02 2010 )
On the other hand, if the phone was genuinely lost then the police are doing the right thing. It's a stolen prototype phone and they know where it is or at least was at some point.

I personally feel Gizmodo are the ones at fault here, but that's just me..

Koogle(07:08 PM CEST - May,02 2010 )
It seems you haven't read the story.. http://gizmodo.com/5520438/how-apple-lost-the-next-iphone

Apple are fucking retards.

"police are doing the right thing"

The police never do the right thing anymore they don't work for the public they work for deceiving criminals in the system, government, corporations, unlawful enforcement dictated as morally justified as the right thing through lies and propaganda by mainstream braindrained media etc. So yeah they are a bunch fucking drones with the IQ cap of a monkey. Doing the right thing would actually require critical thinking and reasoning which they don't have (its why they joined to uphold corruption and bad laws because they are too stupid to realize who they are working for). They just do what they are told like good little useful no brain idiots. And as the wrong thing has already been done by Apple's incompetence to just get back there ibrick prototype which they did in the end, couldn't have been hard seeing as the guy who original had it, had tried contacting themtards at crApple. Instead they had a hissy fit and wanted to cause a shit storm and used the dumb force to do there dirty work of bashing down doors thieving all of this journalists computer equipment. All because the place he worked for spent $5000 on a shitty dead brick.

"I personally feel Gizmodo are the ones at fault here"

No its crApple and the employees fault for being dumb cunts right from the start. If crApple didn't want the shit brick back, he had a every right to sell that junk. Trying to punish others for your own stupidity just because you're have a financial power from selling crap to idiots and can fund a your own REACT dumb squad is disgusting behavior! But it does just go to show what corporations are really like, above the law, behind the law and getting bad law reforms in to suit there own greedy interests and law unto themselves.

Tom(12:17 AM CEST - May,03 2010 )
Finders keepers, losers weepers. Ever hear that?

#1 If anything should happen, the guy who left it in the bar should get fired.

#2 The company should also improve their security that they have some employee walking around with an unreleased phone.

#3 All this was was marketing for Apple.

doodah(05:30 PM CEST - May,03 2010 )
Tom> Finders keepers, losers weepers. Ever hear that?

Ever heard of someone being arrested for handling stolen property?

Or perhaps theft by finding? (Although admittedly, not all states have that law..)

And Koogle, what should the guy that found the phone have done? He should have given it to the damn bartender, not taken it home to play with! If the guy that lost it found out 1/2hr later, what would he have done? Gone back to the bar to ask if someone had handed it in, ofc!

Apple probably didn't even know they'd lost it at that point, so why should they believe some guy ringing up claiming he had their prototype?

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