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 Gameguru Mania News - May,26 2014 - tech 
Nvidia - GeForce ForceWare 337.88 WHQL Released - tech
(hx) 10:40 PM CEST - May,26 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
NVIDIA has released a new set of graphics drivers for all available GeForce cards. These drivers are optimized for the game Watch Dogs. In addition to day-of-launch Watch Dogs enhancements, 337.88 WHQL also includes a wealth of upgrades and optimizations that boost system performance and improve existing features. Namely, system-wide DirectX 11 and SLI performance optimizations of up to 75%, new technology that reduces game load times, new and updated SLI profiles, and 3D Vision enhancements that optimize DirectX 10 and DirectX 11 3D titles.
Wolfenstein: The New Order - Performance Boost - tech
(coola) 10:36 PM CEST - May,26 2014 - Post a comment / read (5)
Coola has informed me about a possible performance boost for Wolfenstein: The New Order. According to him, by renaming the executable filename from WolfNewOrder_x64 to WolfNewOrder_x32, PC gamers will notice a huge performance increase.
I am using the latest Nvidia drivers but that boost still happened strangely enough. Just the rename made my game run butter smooth. I have an i7 3770 3.4 ghz and a GTX 660 1.5 GB and 32 GB of RAM. I had read on forums that the rename have a huge FPS boost, and I can confirm it's a world of difference. It went from horribly stutters to barely any streaming to butter smooth and no pop in.
 Gameguru Mania News - May,25 2014 - tech
Wolfenstein: The New Order MAX SETTINGS - tech
(hx) 09:24 AM CEST - May,25 2014 - Post a comment / read (4)
This is Wolfenstein absolutely maxed out. Every setting is cranked to Ultra, running at 1440p on the Large Pixel Collider.

 Gameguru Mania News - May,24 2014 - tech
TechNews - Toshiba announces 5TB HDD - tech
(hx) 08:08 PM CEST - May,24 2014 - Post a comment
  • Pricing and Details for Intel's Devil's Canyon and Unlocked Pentium Leaked Online - The i5-4690K will have a 3.5 GHz base clock with 3.9 GHz Turbo Boost, 6 MB of L3 cache within a TDP of 88W.  Pricing for the boxed version of the i5 would seem to be ~$254.  The i7-4790K however will be a 4.0 GHz processor that will turbo up to 4.4 GHz, with 8 MB of L3 cache and a similar 88W TDP. Pricing for the i7 above is around ~$362, making a marked premium for the extra threads. The sources also state that all three processors should be valid on both the 8-series and 9-series motherboards, which makes sense given that they are LGA1150 CPUs. Intel has not officially commented on any of these details. The interest Intel receives from these processors may dictate their future course of action with the newer platforms. When we get samples we will let you know how they perform. While there is nothing official yet with regards how exactly the new CPUs have changed with regards their overclocking potential, as an overclocker, I am certainly looking forward to them.
  • Toshiba announces 5TB, 7,200 RPM enterprise HDD - Toshiba's latest one crams five 1TB platters spinning at 7,200-RPM inside of a 3.5" casing. It has a maximum sustained speed of 170MB/s, a "rated annual workload" of 180TB per year, and, if I'm reading this document right, a five-year warranty. The MC series to which this drive belongs also includes 4TB, 3TB, and 2TB offerings with slightly lower speed ratings of 140-150MB/s.
  • NVIDIA GRID Test Drive - It only takes a few minutes to register and access the secure NVIDIA Test Drive site. No need to build a proof-of-concept private cloud. Once done, you have 24 hours to see the benefits of graphics acceleration for virtualized desktops.
  • Acer unveils 4K monitor with G-Sync - Dubbed the XB280HK, this new Acer specimen has a 28" LED-backlit panel with a 3840x2160 resolution. Its 170/170deg viewing angles fall about eight degrees short of what IPS screens usually deliver, but they beat the 170/160° you typically get with TN panels. Also, the display's adjustable stand should ensure users never view the image too far off-center. The stand allows the display to be tilted from -5deg to 35deg, rotated by 120deg, raised by 150 mm, and pivoted from landscape to portrait mode. Other perks include a built-in USB 3.0 hub with four ports placed along the display's side and bottom. Acer says you can use these to connect your mouse and keyboard, but USB 3.0 is speedy enough for external storage and other bandwidth-hungry devices, too.
  • Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Now Available For Pre-Order - Interested in playing with Microsoft's new Surface Pro 3 laptop-tablet hybrid? If yes, you can pre-order the device now (if no, well, had your coffee?). You can pre-order the 12-inch Surface Pro 3, Type Cover and Surface Pen in the following markets: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Korea, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the US and the UK. The super-thin Windows 8.1 device will also be available in China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan, though folks over there will only be able to order it after a bit of time via Microsoftstore.com, Microsoft retail stores and third-party retailers. The Surface Pro 3 equipped with Core i5, Type Cover and Surface Pen will first be reaching the hands of folks in Canada and the US starting June 20. The Core i3 and Core i7 versions will only ship in August. By that time, all configurations of the device will be available on sale around the world.
  • Unpatched security vulnerability in IE8 - Microsoft hasn't fixed a critical IE8 security flaw that was reported to the company back in October 2013, according to an advisory published yesterday by HP's Zero Day Initiative (ZDI). The bug was discovered by Belgian researcher Peter Van Eeckhoutte. According to the report, the bug allows an attacker to execute malicious code on computers running IE8 when users visit a website designed to exploit it. This could be done by sending the victim an email or instant message that, if clicked, would lead to the attack.
  • Hackers Broke Into a Public Utility Control Room -In a rare gesture of transparency, the Department of Homeland Security just announced that hackers recently targeted and compromised a public utility's control system. They didn't say exactly where, but it happened inside United States borders. And it doesn't sound like it was even that hard.
  • If A Google Employee Dies His Spouse Gets Half His Salary - Google has enacted new death benefits for its employees, reports Forbes. If an employee dies, that employee's spouse receives half the employee's salary for 10 years. There's no tenure requirement on this benefit either-every one of Google's 34,000 employees is immediately eligible regardless of how long they've worked there. On top of the half-salary, the spouse will also receive stock benefits and children will receive $1,000 per month until they turn 19.
  • Apple Hopes to Resolve iMessage Glitch - Apple says it is working to fix a problem that results in lost text messages for former iPhone owners. The issue stems from Apple's iMessage service, which can be used to send either SMS or IM messages between iOS devices. The intent of the system was to allow iPhone owners to reduce their reliance on carrier-based SMS services, and possibly even save money on their monthly bill. While the system works as intended for iOS device owners, iPhone customers who choose to buy a new, different handset - but keep the same phone number - are losing texts to the iMessage void. One California consumer has filed a class action lawsuit against Apple, alleging its iMessage problem deprives former customers from deriving the full value of their new handset, as well as interfering with the services offered by the wireless network operator. Apple has not addressed the litigation, but said in a statement provided to Re/Code, "We recently fixed a server-side iMessage bug which was causing an issue for some users, and we have an additional bug fix in a future software update. For users still experiencing an issue, please contact AppleCare." Apple didn't say how soon it might fully resolve the problem.
  • Jem Melts Rock Using Sunshine - Bang Goes The Theory - Jem Stansfield travels to the Solar Furnace Research Facility in Southern France. He witnesses the incredible power generated by highly concentrated sunlight.
  • High Speed Gesture Recognition for zSpace 3D Display - Based on the Janken robot recognition system developed earlier, the high speed 3D hand gesture interface utilizes super high speed stereo cameras making it possible to recognize gesture and track 3D position (500 fps) with extremely small latency
  • MIT Has Developed A Camouflage Generator - This is pretty damn impressive.
  • This Little Camera Shoots 360 - 360cam is also water-resistant, wi-fi enabled for live-streaming and can adapted for a light socket for home surveillance.
  • What A Dog Sees - Someone cleverly attached a GoPro to their dog's collar. This is the result.
  • They make those noises NON STOP + shit and piss in your hand - check it out
  • Indian Man Claims He's 179 Years Old - Varanasi - A retired cobbler from northern India, Mahashta Murasi, claims he was born in January 1835, making him not only the oldest man on earth, but the oldest to have ever lived, according to the Guiness World Records
  • Great White Shark Attacks Inflatable Boat! - Why does a rubber inflatable boat sink in the ocean? Because a Great White Shark has just taken a Chunk out of it! The attack took place off the coast of Mossel Bay in South Africa. Is the scariest part when the Shark eyes our folks on the boat? Ah Yeah. Great White Sharks are amazing creatures. They should be respected and protected. The awesome Great White can grow to 21 feet in length. It IS THE apex predator of the sea. Except for maybe the ORCA. Great Whites have been around for over 15 million years. Are they the offspring of the Megalodon? Not sure. Science is still working on that.
  • Amazing catch: Baby falls out of window, saved by man in China - A man successfully caught a one-year-old baby who fell from a second story window on Sunday in a south China county, according to local reports.
  • Netflix in Talks for 'Wet Hot American Summer' TV Series - Cult classic "Wet Hot American Summer" could finally make its long-awaited resurrection courtesy of Netflix
  • Professor Trapped In Himalayan Crevasse Records Video Diary - John All fell 70 feet down a crevasse, which left him seriously injured and unable to use his right arm. In this series of four videos he documents his escape.
  • The 'Godzilla' Vs. 'Pacific Rim' Mashup - A really good trailer mashup of Pacific Rim and Godzilla, called Paczilla, is now online. Check out the Godzilla Pacific Rim crossover you've been waiting for
  • This Short Animation Might Give You Acid Flashbacks  - It's only a minute long, but it feels like an eternity.
  • Sexy Anna test focus studenten - Whoa! :D
  • Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2014 - check it out
  • Natasha Barnard 4 Freya Lingerie 2015 - South African model Natasha Barnard goes seductive for Freya Lingerie Fall/Winter 2015 Collection
  • Hottest Babes on the Internet #35 - Which one is hottest? ;-)
Watch_Dogs - Ultra/High Mix Settings On GTX670 - tech
(hx) 10:22 AM CEST - May,24 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
Here's a new gameplay video of Watch_Dogs from the PC version. This video shows the game running with a mix of Ultra and High settings on a GTX670. The interesting thing here is that lDamage I has enabled FRAPS, giving everyone a glimpse of how Watch_Dogs runs on this particular card (when accompanied with an i5 3550 3.7ghz).



In related news, tje chaps over at Guru3D have posted some hidden options that are being supported in the PC version. According to Extraordinary, PC gamers should set the eDeferredFXQualityf option (located in Docs > My Games > Watchdogs > xxxx > GamerProfile.xml) from console to PC.
<CustomQuality>
<quality ResolutionX="1920" ResolutionY="1080" EnvironmentQuality="ultra" AntiPortalQuality="pc" PostFxQuality="ultra" TextureQuality="pc" TextureResolutionQuality="high" WaterQuality="ultra" ParaboloidReflectionQuality="ultra" DepthPassQuality="pc" VegetationQuality="ultra" TerrainQuality="ultra" GeometryQuality="ultra" LodDitheringQuality="pc" ShadowQuality="ultra" ShadingQuality="high" RoadQuality="pc" EditorQuality="pc" ParticlesQuality="ultra" DeferredFxQuality="pc" HDR="1" SuperSampling="0" HighPrecisionNormal="1" RenderSplashes="1" RenderRain="1" MotionBlurQuality="pc" SSAOQuality="hbao+_high" DepthOfFieldQuality="pc" AntiAliasingQuality="temporalsmaa" id="_runtime" />
</CustomQuality>
 Gameguru Mania News - May,22 2014 - tech
TechNews - Microsoft Surface Pro 3 - tech
(hx) 09:08 AM CEST - May,22 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
  • Dell says Alienware Steam Machine will be their least profitable system ever - In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, Alienware chief Frank Azor said their branded Steam Machine was going to be very challenging. What's more, he added that it'll absolutely be the least profitable system they ever sell. So then, why do it at all? As the publication points out, they simply want to be associated with Valve – the company that operates arguably the most popular video game download service in the world.
  • Hands On: Microsoft Surface Pro 3 - The new Surface Pro 3 isn't the smallest tablet Microsoft has made -- in fact, it's the biggest, with a 12-inch, 2,160 x 1,440 screen. The starting price of the Surface Pro 3 will be $799 and will go on sale for pre-order at 12:01 am Eastern time Wednesday at the Microsoft Store website. The tablet will also go on sale June 20 at Microsoft's retail stores in the U.S and Canada, along with other retailers. By the end of August, it will be on sale in 26 other countries
  • Latest OS X Update Contained iTunes Bug - If you're a Mac user and you downloaded this week's Mac OS X update (Mavericks 10.9.3), you may have noticed that your computer's Users/ and Users/Shared/ folders have disappeared. It turns out the disappearance is due to a security flaw in iTunes 11.2, which was part of the OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 update. The flaw is only really serious on iMacs and MacBooks with multiple user accounts, as it lets one account compromise the other accounts on the same computer. Apple has already patched the flaw with iTunes 11.2.1, which users can download via the Software Updater or from the Apple website. Apple explained in a support note that the bug had to do with how the computer handles the permissions of separate users on the same machine: "Upon each reboot, the permissions for the /Users and /Users/Shared directories would be set to world-writable, allowing modification of these directories [by any user]." The issue also occurred on some Mavericks computers that had iTunes 11.2 installed separately without upgrading to Mavericks 10.9.3.
  • FBI: BlackShades Infected Half-Million Computers  - More than a half-million computers in over 100 countries were infected by sophisticated malware that lets cybercriminals remotely hijack a computer and its webcam, authorities said as charges were announced Monday against nearly 100 people worldwide. Authorities said 97 people suspected of using or distributing the malicious software called BlackShades have been arrested in 16 countries, including the software's owner, a 24-year-old Swedish man.
  • eBay hacked, database breached and personal information compromised - Global auctioning site eBay has warned users to change their passwords in the wake of a recent cyber attack against the company. The popular service used by millions all over the world has suffered from a database breach, in which the safety of personal information such as names, passwords, and email addresses have all been compromised. The company has reassured that no financial information was contained within the database and neither was there any sign of a PayPal hacking. Global auctioning site eBay has warned users to change their passwords in the wake of a recent cyber attack against the company. The popular service used by millions all over the world has suffered from a database breach, in which the safety of personal information such as names, passwords, and email addresses have all been compromised. The company has reassured that no financial information was contained within the database and neither was there any sign of a PayPal hacking.
  • WhatsApp removed from Windows Phone Store, will return after fixes - WhatsApp, broken on Windows Phone 8.1 and with no immediate fix promised, has vanished from the Windows Phone Store. Searches for the app on devices running both Windows Phone 8 and 8.1 turn up "We couldn't find a match. Try a different spelling or search term." WhatsApp tells us that the removal was intentional, though it should only be temporary.
  • HBO content now available on Amazon's Prime Instant Video service - As expected, a number of popular HBO shows have made their way on to Amazon Prime Instant Video. The initial offerings are mostly made up of older shows like Deadwood, The Wire, Rome, Six Feet Under, Flight of the Conchords and The Sopranos, but there are also select seasons of current shows like Boardwalk Empire, True Blood and Treme. Alongside some of HBO's most popular shows, the $99 a year entry fee to Amazon's instant video service now also comes with access to a number of HBO miniseries, documentaries, movies, and comedy specials from Louis CK, Ellen DeGeneres, Lewis Black and others.
  • Spotify has now officially hit 10 million paid subscribers - Spotify has reached 10 million paid music listeners, up from the 6 million the company reported back in March of last year. While industry insiders and record labels have previously suggested the company was approaching 10 million, today's news comes directly from Spotify. We also see very similar growth in the company's active non-paid users which have jumped from 24 million to around 40 million in the same time span.
  • Google to buy Twitch.TV for $1 Billion - Google's YouTube has reached a deal to buy Twitch, a popular videogame-streaming company, for more than $1 billion, according to sources familiar with the pact. The deal, in an all-cash offer, is expected to be announced imminently, sources said. If completed the acquisition would be the most significant in the history of YouTube, which Google acquired in 2006 for $1.65 billion. The impending acquisition comes after longtime Google ad exec Susan Wojcicki was named CEO of YouTube earlier this year.
  • What's Inside Vodka? - It's the preferred poison of Russians, dieters, and college freshmen, but what's actually inside the fire water? It's rarely potatoes, actually. At its purest, it's mostly ethanol that has been distilled from wheat, rye, or corn and diluted with water. Find out what else is inside the clear spirit.
  • Today's Brilliant Idea: Solar Roadways - It's the roadway of the future!
  • What 2,000 Calories Actually Look Like - Everyone's different, but generally people are recommended to keep a diet of around 2,000 calories per day. But what does that actually mean?
  • Lost River - Official Trailer - An exclusive extract from Ryan Gosling's directorial debut 'Lost River' has been released just two days before it's official screening at Cannes. Details surrounding the film have been sparse, with only small hints about the storyline or the cast being revealed. We now know that 'Lost River' tells the story of Billy (Christina Hendricks), a single mother whose teenage son discovers a road that leads him to a secret underwater town.
  • Cabin Fever: Patient Zero - Official Trailer - Plot Summary: "Cabin Fever: Patient Zero" tells the story of a group of friends enjoying a bachelor weekend in a yacht in the Caribbean. As they run ashore to explore a remote island, they stumble upon an abandoned research facility, where a massacre from a deadly virus is unleashed. They must find a way to survive before the flesh eating disease consumes them all. Their answer -- an uninfected survivor: "Patient Zero."
  • A Million Ways To Die In The West - Featurette: A Look Inside - Seth MacFarlane directs, produces, co-writes and plays the role of the cowardly sheep farmer Albert in A Million Ways to Die in the West. After Albert backs out of a gunfight, his fickle girlfriend leaves him for another man. When a mysterious and beautiful woman rides into town, she helps him find his courage and they begin to fall in love. But when her husband, a notorious outlaw, arrives seeking revenge, the farmer must put his newfound courage to the test. Starring alongside MacFarlane are Oscar winner Charlize Theron, Liam Neeson, Amanda Seyfried, Giovanni Ribisi, Sarah Silverman and Neil Patrick Harris. MacFarlane reunites many of the filmmakers behind Universal and MRC's hit film Ted including Scott Stuber (Bluegrass Films) and Jason Clark who produce, and Wellesley Wild and Alec Sulkin who co-wrote the script.
  • Guardians of the Galaxy Trailer 2 Official - check it out
  • All The X-Men Movies In 3 Minutes - It's been 6 films, 5 directors and 14 years since the first "X-Men" movie came out. Let's get up to speed.
  • If 'The Little Mermaid' Was About A Shark Instead - If you want to eat everything, eventually you need to get onto dry land.
  • Lonely Island's 'When Will The Bass Drop' Literally Blows Minds - The Lonely Island crew was back Saturday night with an EDM-skewering 'SNL' digital short that will blow... your... mind.
  • This Remix Of iPhone Ringtones Is Incredible - Finally, a way to recontextualize that noise that usually means you're late for something.
  • Shooting New York With 50 Smartphones - Each of these still images tumbles into the next, resulting in a topsy-turvy, breathtaking view of the best city on Earth. OMG! I feeling dizzy after watching the video :D
  • F1 CAR IN TRAFFIC! - check it out
  • Ken Block vs Lewis Hamilton - Formula 1 Vs Rallycross - Top Gear - Rally star Ken Block and F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton were in Barbados at the same time. So they decided to have a little friendly competition.
  • The Dutch Used To Have Some Really Bizarre Car Races - Do you know what's cooler than racing cars around a track? Attaching trailers to cars and racing them around a track.
  • Cop Jumps Off 30-Foot Bridge To Avoid Alleged Drunk Driver - Officer Kenneth Lewis was in the middle of a routine stop Friday when the vehicle careened toward him. Although he avoided the car and survived the jump, KHOU-TV reports that Lewis suffered from a partially ruptured aorta and a fractured pelvis. He is in stable condition and recovering.
  • A Surreal Timelapse Of A Supercell Forming In Wyoming - Here's some incredible footage of a supercell slowly taking shape in Newcastle, Wyoming
  • Bar Paly Will Blow Your Mind! - Actress Bar Paly may not be a familar face to you just yet but that will soon change!
  • Damn Hot Babes in Maxim Russia June 2014 - check it out
  • The best pics on the Internet #80 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
Confirmed: Watch_Dogs Will Run With 4GB RAM - tech
(hx) 09:07 AM CEST - May,22 2014 - Post a comment / read (13)
According to the official PC Requirements list, Watch_Dogs needs at least 6GB of RAM. Well, today I can reveal that there won't be any hard lock mechanism preventing users from playing this game, even if they only have 4GB of RAM. In short, PC gamers with less than 6GB of RAM will be able to launch the game. There might be some swap issues when the game loads more data, but there won’t be any lock similar to the one found in the unpatched version of Call of Duty: Ghosts. Watch_Dogs releases on May 27th!
Arkaprava Biswas: I am only asking that will it RUN smoothly on high settings with 4 gb RAM and a gtx 780.. :'(

Jonathan Morin (Creative Director of Watch_Dogs): 4GB is lower then min specs. It might run if nothing else is running, but when it swap to your hard drive it will lag.
 Gameguru Mania News - May,17 2014 - tech
TechNews - Windows 9 preview targeting a Q2/2015 - tech
(hx) 05:00 PM CEST - May,17 2014 - Post a comment / read (4)
  • Windows 9 preview targeting a Q2 2015 release - Windows 9, codename Threshold, is rumored for an April 2015 release date. This information is known and comes from Paul Thurrott, a well-known Microsoft insider. Now, according to a new rumor, Microsoft will offer a preview version of the new operating system sometime around February of 2015. Similar to the Developer Preview or Consumer Preview of Windows 8, Microsoft is rumored to offer a public preview build of Windows 9 sometime between Q2 or Q3 of 2015 (around February or March of 2015) - giving consumers a chance to play with the new operating system before it's official release. This information comes from a leaker by the name of "Faikee," who was recently responsible for dropping the Windows 365 name, along with other tidbits.  The bigger question is what Windows 9 will bring to the table in terms of features. We would expect to see some integration of Cortana and naturally the Start menu will be present too. Expect the Modern UI to get updated as well but the degree of those changes are not clearly known at this time.  I think there is a possibility there will be no Windows 9, instead the next version of Windows could be Windows 8.2. I have a feeling Microsoft wants to follow Mac OSX scheme of updates. I would personally actually like if Microsoft came out with Windows 8.2 and sold it for $29.00. Then again, if Microsoft left the Windows 8 name behind and released Windows 9, it would bring positive reception.
  • Nvidia GeForce 337.81 Beta Driver Released - Wolfenstein: The New Order and Watch_Dogs will be released later this month and as you'd expect, Nvidia has released a new beta driver for its graphics cards. This new beta driver is optimized for the aforementioned titles, as it comes with updated SLI profiles for both of them.
  • Google Play Store Now Accepts PayPal - Google today made it easier for consumers to pay for Play Store purchases by adding support for PayPal. Android device owners can register their PayPal account with the Play Store and use PayPal - rather than a credit card - to make app, game, and other content purchases. PayPal is available to consumers in 12 countries, including the U.S. and Canada. Google also expanded carrier billing and Google Play gift cards to more carriers and more countries. Last, developers in 13 new countries can sell apps in the Play Store for the first time. Google believes the expanded support for varied payment vehicles will entice developers to create more apps for the Android platform
  • HTC One Mini 2: Specs, Price And Release Date - The HTC One Mini 2 is coming equipped with a quad-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 CPU, a 4.5 inch display (1280 x 720 ), a 13MP rear camera, and a 5MP wide field of view front camera. People going for the device will also get BoomSound stereo speakers, NFC, a miroSD card slot, and a 2,100mAh battery. Similar to the One, the downsized variant features an aluminum back and runs Sense 6 on top of Android 4.4. But similar to last year's Mini, The One Mini 2 also has a band of plastic around the sides. Compared to its bigger sibling, the One Mini 2 is missing the Duo camera, the Motion Launch unlocking gestures, and the IR blaster, things that made the flagship device more appealing.
  • Motorola Moto E Drop, Water Resistance And Scratch Test - You are probably thinking about buying the "priced for all" and "made to last" Motorola Moto E right now. But is it really made to last?
  • Why You Should Support Net Neutrality - In a nutshell, cable companies want to implement tiered pricing plans (similar to cellular data plans) that will affect speeds relating to websites, gaming, and streaming video. If left unchecked, cable companies will provide a "fast lane" available for sites and applications that can pay. So gamers, expect services such as Xbox Live, Playstation Network, and even Steam to pay exorbitant fees for better speeds. And the consumer? Expect to pay more to do what you like. From increased internet fees, to paying more for your favorite applications. It's all going to affect you and your wallet.
  • The Spielberg Oner - One Scene, One Shot - One overlooked aspect of Spielberg is that he's actually a stealth master of the long take. From Duel to Tintin, for forty years, he has sneakily filmed many scenes in a single continuous shot. As always, this video is for educational purposes only.
  • Heavy Metal Returns - Transformers Trailer 2  - New Transformers Age Of Extinction Official Trailer #2 is now available.
  • Interstellar - Trailer - Official Warner Bros. - We broke the Earth it wasn't under warranty anymore. Naturally, the only option is to send Matthew Mcconaughey to space.
  • This Visualization Of Sorting Algorithms Is As Fascinating - This visualization and "audibilization" of 15 sorting algorithms takes only 6 minutes to watch, and is a bizarre glimpse into the mind of computers.
  • DIY X-MEN WOLVERINE fully automatic claws - The first ever fully automatic wolverine claws that deploy AND retact automaticlly. These beuatiful 12" stainless steel claws fire out at the touch of a button and bring me as close as anyone has to feeling like they have adamantium claws. I think these are best on the net so hope you like 'em.
  • Alton Brown's Grilled Cheese Sandwich - Alton Brown explains and demonstrates how to make a true grilled cheese sandwich, not just a toasted sandwich with melted cheese inside.
  • Anri Sugihara - Bustylicious treat from Japan hot pictures - Sugihara Anri was born in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, and she is a famous gravure and av idol in Japan.
  • Destiny Dixon Bikini Pictures Are Safe For Work - Destiny Dixon has a new bikini and really wants to show it off :P
  • Raquel Rischard HOT Red Bikini Pics! - Renowned Glamour photographer Raquel Rischard finds herself in front of the camera this time shooting in a sexy red bikini with a friend in Beverly Hills.
  • Hottest Babes on the Internet #34 - Which one is hottest? ;-)
 Gameguru Mania News - May,15 2014 - tech
TechNews - How High Can Crocodiles Jump? - tech
(hx) 05:51 PM CEST - May,15 2014 - Post a comment
  • Best SSDs For The Money: May 2014 - Detailed solid-state drive specifications and reviews are great - that is, if you have the time to do the research. However, at the end of the day, what an enthusiast needs is the best SSD within a certain budget.
  • Microsoft extends Windows 8.1 update requirement by 30 days - Users who haven't installed the first major update to Windows 8.1 now have an additional 30 days to do so, or they will no longer receive updates for the operating system. When Microsoft released Windows 8.1's first major update, the company said it would be required to continue receiving updates for the operating system, giving users until May 13 to install it. Now consumers have until June 10 to install the update and continue receiving support for Microsoft's flagship OS. A post on the official Windows blog states that the extension was made to give users adequate time to install the update to "ensure their safety." The blog post doesn't note any changes to enterprise requirements for the update, meaning they're still required to install it by Aug. 12. Users who have automatic updates turned on likely already have the update, and if they don't, the update will install itself via Windows Update. Users who don't have automatic updates turned on can install the new version of Windows 8.1 manually. Those who don't install the update will run the risk of exposing themselves to security issues, as Microsoft will no longer provide updates of any sort, including security improvements, to earlier versions of Windows 8.1 after June 10.
    Microsoft launches final version of Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 - After releasing an early version of Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 in February, Microsoft has now launched the final build for software developers to download right now. Unlike Update 1, which was created mainly to fix bugs in Visual Studio 2013, this new download adds a number of new features to Microsoft's development tool. In a blog post, Microsoft says that Update 2 adds support for building universal apps that will work in both Windows 8 and Windows Phone platforms. In addition, Update 2 finally adds official support for TypeScript, which is Microsoft's extension of JavaScript that's been in development for some time. In a separate blog, Microsoft exec S. Somasegar writes quite a bit about Visual Studio 2013's new preview support for Apache Cordova, which is an open source platform for making mobile apps
  • Motorola Redefines Entry-Level Smartphones with Moto E - Motorola today announced the Moto E, a new low-cost handset meant to put a nail in the coffin of feature phones. The device bears a familial resemblance to last year's Moto X and Moto G, but downgrades specs to further drop the price. Motorola is offering 20 different interchangeable rear covers to allow for personalization of the phone, which is splash proof and scratch proof. The Moto E features a 4.3- inch display with Gorilla Glass 3 and a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon 200 processor with 1GB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage. It comes with a 5-megapixel camera that can capture panoramas as well as 720p HD video. The phone also includes support for a microSD card up to 32GB, an FM radio, and a 1,980mAh battery that Motorola claims is good for a full day. The Moto E runs Android 4.4.2 KitKat and Motorola is guaranteeing at least one major system update in the future. The Moto E will be sold by 80 carriers in 40 countries in the next few weeks. It does not support LTE networks, but does support HSPA and CDMA in various geographies. The Moto E costs $129. Motorola also announced a refresh to the Moto G, which adds support for LTE and microSD cards. The Moto G + 4G will sell for $219 and goes on sale in early June.
  • iPhone 6 may ship with sharper 1,704 x 960 resolution display - The iPhone 6 is likely to get a resolution bump to go along with its larger screen size(s). The iPhone 5s owns a resolution of 1,136 x 640 but as 9to5Mac points out, the next model could push that up to 1,704 x 960 which would result in a pixel per inch rating of 416 on the rumored 4.7-inch model and 356 on the larger 5.5-inch device.
  • Sony reports annual loss of $1.25 billion despite strong PlayStation 4, smartphone sales - Despite a strong showing from the PlayStation 4 and its line of smartphones, Sony on Wednesday reported a Y128.4 billion ($1.25 billion) net loss for the 2013 fiscal year. Things aren't expected to get better anytime soon either as the Japanese tech giant is expecting a loss of Y50 billion ($489 million) for the next fiscal year ending in March 2015.
  • GoPro Attached To A Sinking Ship Might Make You Anxious - Here's the slow descent to Davey Jones' Locker, minus that whole pesky drowning thing.
  • This Man Who Lost His Arms Is Better At Ping Pong Than You'll Ever - The unique story of a man from Egypt with no hands.
  • Ultra-fast, the robotic arm can catch objects on the fly  - A robot developed by EPFL researchers is capable of reacting on the spot and grasping objects with complex shapes and trajectories in less than five hundredths of a second.
  • Electric Aircraft Are On the Horizon - French aeronautics firm Airbus is working on the next generation in aviation; the electric-powered aircraft. Airbus is better known for its really, really large aircraft, but is starting small in this new venture electric aircraft known as the E-FAN.
  • Can You Predict Which Of These Objects Will Float? - Use what little physics knowledge you have to guess which of these objects floats and which ones sink.
  • Gummy Bears Are Massive Fireballs Waiting To Happen - Potassium chlorate is a chemical that reacts with things. Violently.
  • If 'Star Wars' Was Directed By Tarantino - This is what STAR WARS would look like if it was directed by QUENTIN TARANTINO!
  • Wayward Pines Trailer - Based on a best-selling novel and brought to life by suspenseful storyteller M. Night Shyamalan ("The Sixth Sense"), WAYWARD PINES is an intense, mind-bending 10-episode thriller starring Academy Award nominee Matt Dillon ("Crash") as a Secret Service agent on a mission to find two missing federal agents in the bucolic town of Wayward Pines, ID. Every step closer to the truth makes him question if he will ever get out of Wayward Pines alive. The all-star cast also includes Academy and Emmy Award winner Melissa Leo ("The Fighter"), Academy Award nominee Terrence Howard ("Crash," "Hustle & Flow"), Carla Gugino ("Entourage"), Shannyn Sossamon ("How to Make It in America"), Toby Jones (the "Harry Potter" franchise) and Academy Award and Emmy Award nominee Juliette Lewis ("Cape Fear"). Coming in 2015 to FOX!
  • Constantine NBC Official Trailer - Get a look at the new series Constantine coming to NBC Fridays this fall.
  • Good People Official Trailer #1 (2014) - James Franco, Kate Hudson - check it out
  • Lucy - Official International Trailer #1 - A drug mule accidentally swallows her cargo and finds she now has superpowers. From La Femme Nikita and The Professional to The Fifth Element, writer/director Luc Besson has created some of the toughest, most memorable female action heroes in cinematic history. Now, Besson directs Scarlett Johansson in Lucy, an action-thriller that tracks a woman accidentally caught in a dark deal who turns the tables on her captors and transforms into a merciless warrior evolved beyond human logic.
  • 'The Gold Sparrow' Is A Short You Need To Watch - In a black an white world, a mysterious golden girl drains the color from the last remaining artists. Sounds neat? It is. And be honest, you haven't seen rotoscoping this good since "Waking Life."
  • The Evolution Of Visual Effects - A nice, short homage to movie effects through the ages.
  • The Perfect Alternate Ending To Tyrion's Big Game Of Thrones Speech -  If you thought the version of Tyrion's speech that made it into last week's "Game Of Thrones" episode was Emmy-worthy, wait until you see what was left on the cutting room floor.
  • Cruise Ship playing Seven Nation Army - MSC magnifica plays seven nation army during Hamburg's "harbour-birthday" celebration on May 9th 2014
  • This Danish Voting PSA Was Banned - That's one way to get people involved in the political process. Don't worry, it's mostly in English.
  • Putin hits the ice to compete with legendary hockey players - Russian President Vladimir Putin joined the All-Russia Festival of Night Hockey league for a light game. Putin competed with legendary Russian players including Vyacheslav Fetisov, Pavel Bure, Aleksey Kasatonov and Valery Kamensky. Also with Putin was Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu. Within the first minutes of the game Putin scored a goal.
  • This Is How Bad The California Wildfires Have Gotten - A car passing through San Diego, California captures some footage of the horrific wildfires raging through the area.
  • Around the World in 360 Degrees - 3 Year Epic Selfie - 600 Days Around the World with a GoPro on a stick! In the most epic selfie ever! The ultimate selfie compilation documented like never before in a 360 Degree rotation in every major site and exotic place in over 36+ countries. Alex Chacon is on a Modern Motorcycle Diaries driving his motorcycle over 200,000+ Km crossing 75+ borders around the world to the most remote and undiscovered places on earth on this charitable expedition.
  • You'd Be Surprised How High Crocodiles Can Jump - Considering these crocodiles don't take a running start, it's incredible how they can launch their entire bodies out of the water into the air.
  • 30 Amazing Feelings That You Can't Resist - There is nothing as satisfying as dipping your hands into a bowl of beans :-D
  • Asking Girls Out (Using Their Own Advice) - I'm not sure this experiment was carried out scientifically :-)
  • Rita Ora Strips Down From Suit to Bra & Underwear During London - Rita Ora is a red hot beauty as she leaves the Capital Radio studios after promoting her new single on Sunday (May 10) in London, England. The night before, the 23-year-old singer hit the stage at G-A-Y nightclub, during which she stripped down into her bra and underwear!
  • Ashley Benson Does Complex Good! - Ashley Benson is sultry as can be on the June/July 2014 cover of Complex magazine!
  • Meet Hot Model Shelby Keeton - Hot looking Shelby Keeton looks more then provocative! :P
  • An Incredible Live-Action Trailer For Fan-Made 'Akira' Movie - Although it'll be quite a while until the Akira Project puts out a full feature film (if ever), this trailer will hopefuly help tide you over.
  • Meet Super Hottie Denisa Dvorakova - Denisa Dvorakova (born May 28, 1989) is a Czech model, who is best known as the winner of the Elite Model Look 2006.
  • The best pics on the Internet #79 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - May,10 2014 - tech
TechNews - Building a 4K Ultra HD Gaming PC - tech
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  • DDR4 Memory for Desktops Expected in Q3 - Crucial will break with tradition this summer and ship the new DDR4 memory modules for both servers and desktops simultaneously. PCs will be faster and more power efficient with DDR4, which provides 50 percent more memory bandwidth than DDR3 and 35 percent more power savings.
  • Building a 4K Ultra HD Gaming PC - What does it take to put together a 4K-ready gaming PC? Let's find out, with a little help from AMD.
  • Opera 21 Launches For Windows and Mac - If you are in the market for a new browser, Opera has just released version 21, bringing with it much higher browsing speed and a host of fixes and improvements.
  • Sprint Turns to Throttling to Manage Network Congestion - Beginning in June, Sprint will slow down the browsing speeds available to the top 5% of its customers in congested regions. The change applies to Sprint's post- and pre-paid customers. Some customers have already received text messages explaining the change. Sprint explained the change will affect the top consumers of mobile data, but only when they are in a congested area. This change "will enable us to provide more customers with a high quality data experience during heavy usage times," said Sprint in a statement provided to FierceWirelessTech. "Once the customer is no longer connected to a congested cell site, or the site is no longer congested, speeds will return to normal." Sprint has long marketed "unlimited data" as a way to differentiate itself from its competitors, all of which sell data but the bucket. Sprint's pre-paid arms, Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile USA, have long throttled customers who exceed certain usage amounts. This marks the first time Sprint will throttle its own-branded customers. According to Sprint, it developed "fairness algorithms" on both its CDMA and LTE networks to "dynamically allocate available bandwidth in a way that is fair to all users." Sprint further noted that the change isn't being implemented due to sudden spikes in traffic, but instead reflects a continuing increase in usage.
  • Router company Mediabridge banned from Amazon after harassing - A reviewer on Amazon gave Mediabridge's Medialink Wireless-N Broadband Router a one-star review, warning potential users that the device left his "connection crawling more than 25 feet" from the router. This seemed strange for a product which, at the time, had an impressive 95% satisfaction rate. Not long after submitting it, the reviewer posted on reddit's /r/legaladvice community saying that he had received a threatening letter from Mediabridge. The letter demanded the reviewer agree to never purchase any Mediabridge products, never publicly comment online about Mediabridge products, and to take down the Amazon review immediately. The company stated its intention to sue the reviewer if its demands were not met. The post, which reached reddit's front page, prompted hundreds of outraged redditors to post one-star reviews on the products page, pushing its total ratings down to mediocre levels. Misguided redditors also inadvertently brigaded the product page of a Tenda router, which bears stunning similarities to the Mediabridge model, and the Amazon page for Medialink, an unrelated company.
  • Russia Hangs Adults-Only Rating on The Sims 4 - The Russian government in its infinite wisdom, has chosen to rate The Sims 4 at 18+, effectively restricting game play to anyone other than the adult gaming population.
  • Someone Built A Bird Simulator For The Oculus Rift - For the small price of looking like an idiot, you too can know what it feels like to fly like the birds :-D
  • It's Really, Really Easy To Break Into Nearly Any Suitcase - So essentially theres no point in having a lock....
  • A Working Prototype Of Cyclops's Eye Lasers - Better than Google Glass :-D
  • Netflix increases streaming cost by $1 - According to an email that was sent out to its customers, the price of a monthly streaming subscription is increasing from $7.99/month up to $8.99/month. That's on the low end of what the company was considering doing, based on their previous earnings reports. On the bright side, Netflix is trying to build some goodwill by promising to lock in the price for current customers at $7.99 for an entire two years. Unlike cable providers, who routinely increase prices at the drop of a hat, this is a nice customer-friendly move by the company.
  • Which TV Shows Have Been Renewed, Which Have Been Canceled - Now is the time of year for TV fans to be a little nervous for news about their favorite shows - specifically, whether they'll make it to next season. The latest news? NBC canceled four series, ABC renewed a ton of shows, Fox just canceled four freshman shows, and The CW canceled three series. Find out what's already guaranteed to come back and what's gotten left on the chopping block so far.
  • A Million Ways To Die In The West - Red Band Trailer #2 (NSFW)  - Seth MacFarlane directs, produces, co-writes and plays the role of the cowardly sheep farmer Albert in "A Million Ways to Die in the West." After Albert backs out of a gunfight, his fickle girlfriend leaves him for another man. When a mysterious and beautiful woman rides into town, she helps him find his courage and they begin to fall in love. But when her husband, a notorious outlaw, arrives seeking revenge, the farmer must put his newfound courage to the test.
  • Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Official Trailer - A growing nation of genetically evolved apes led by Caesar is threatened by a band of human survivors of the devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier. They reach a fragile peace, but it proves short-lived, as both sides are brought to the brink of a war that will determine who will emerge as Earth's dominant species.
  • The Trailer For 'Snowpiercer' Is Nuts - Is this "The Hunger Games" on a frozen train, or a mobile class war? I'm not sure yet but it looks exciting and (hopefully) a little different from the usual tentpole summer shlock.
  • 7 Simple Photography Hacks - Make it look like you're a better photographer for almost no money. Now get shooting!
  • 60 Regional Foods You Shouldn't Eat Anywhere Else - Be warned: Rocky Mountain oysters are not oysters at all, and scrapple is disgusting
  • Jelena Jankovic - Madrid Open vine is just wonderful - Literally just turned TV on and JJ is doing this..LOL. Well, whatever that sound is. The polite clapping afterward. This Vine of Jelena Jankovic at the Madrid Open truly has it all.
  • Kimberley Garner Shoot At Santa Monica Beach - While most people throw on a pair of baggy trousers and an old T-Shirt when heading out for a work-out, Kimberley Garner chose a whole different look altogether last week. The former Made in Chelsea star looked stunning while showing off her enviable figure during a trip to California's Santa Monica Beach. The 24-year-old's midriff looked perfectly toned as she stepped out in not one, but two equally tiny outfits as she jogged along the sand.
  • Kangana Ranaut Hot GQ India Magazine Pictures - Kangana Ranaut sets the temperatures scorching with a sensual lingerie themed editorial for the May issue of GQ. Shot in Sri Lanka, Kangana wears a very s/m inspired corset. Styled by GQ Fashion Director Vijendra Bhardwaj and shot by Tarun Vishwa. Check out the behind-the-scenes video.
  • The best pics on the Internet #78 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
  • Hottest Babes on the Internet #33 - Which one is hottest? ;-)
 Gameguru Mania News - May,08 2014 - tech
TechNews - 2014 MacBook Air Benchmarks - tech
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  • 2014 MacBook Air Benchmarks - Apple's new range of MacBook Airs is out and they include the latest Haswell processors from Intel as well as a variety of other tweaks and improvements. Unfortunately the new models don't include Retina displays or, indeed, improved memory and storage, as the benchmarks are showing. MacWorld have got their hands on the new MacBook Airs and have compared the 2013 model to the 2014 model, and the results are mixed. Processor-wise, the new models are slightly improved due to the new Haswell chips from Intel. In terms of flash storage, however, the new Airs are slower than the old Airs, with some benchmarks showing that the new laptops were twice as slow as the old ones.
  • MacBook Pro Running GTX 780 Ti Via Thunderbolt 2 - All you MacBook Pro owners out there that are unhappy with your gaming performance should probably watch this video :P
  • iOS 7 bug leaves email attachments unencrypted - A recently-discovered bug in Apple's iOS 7 mobile operating system has revealed that any email attachments sent from an iOS 7 device will remain unencrypted, even if iOS 7's 'Data Protection' feature is enabled. The bug was found by Andreas Kurtz, a researcher for NESO Security Labs in Germany. According to Kurtz, he verified the claim by restoring an iPhone 4 to iOS 7.1 and setting up an IMAP email account. Kurtz then accessed the file system, where he discovered that every attachment was accessible and completely lacked any encryption or restriction. The findings were reproduced on an iPhone 5s and an iPad 2, both running iOS 7.0.4. The bug was reported to Apple, who acknowledged that they were "aware of the issue" but did not provide a timeframe for when the bug is expected to be fixed.
  • Cryptolocker-Like Ransomware Spreads to Android Devices - Have you been looking at child pornography on your Android phone??! Quick, pay this fine or the FBI will arrest you! That's how a new type of Android ransomware is tricking people into paying up. Once installed, the malware, dubbed "Koler.A," locks up the phone, preventing users from accessing the home screen and effectively holding the phones ransom until users pay $300. "Koler.A," first detected Sunday (May 4) by the pseudonymous French security blogger Kafeine, is one of the first discovered examples of Android ransomware, and the first known "police Trojan" for Android. Fortunately, its bark is worse than its bite.
  • Jury Adjusts What Samsung Owes Apple - A jury in San Jose today adjusted the damages owed to Apple by Samsung for violating its smartphone patents. Last Friday, a jury found Samsung guilty of infringing on two Apple patents. Judge Koh had already found Samsung guilty of violating one Apple patent earlier during the trial. In its original verdict, the jury awarded Apple $119.6 million for two of the patents, but failed to award Apple any damages for the third. Judge Lucy Koh asked the jury to reconsider. After two hours of deliberations today, the jury revised the total amount owed by Samsung to Apple to be $120 million. It added about $4 million for the additional patent, but revised downward the amounts awarded for the other two patents. Apple had sought $2.2 billion. Both companies are expected to appeal aspects of the verdict and damages. The jury also found Apple guilty of infringing on one Samsung patent. This trial marks the second major U.S. courtroom battle between the two companies over smartphone patents. Samsung was found guilty in 2012 of violating various Apple patents. In that case, Apple was awarded damages of $930 million.
  • Huawei Intros Ascend P7 Flagship Phone - The P7 includes a 13-megapixel camera with a Sony sensor inside. The Sony sensor makes use of back-side illumination and has a wide aperture of f/2. According to Huawei, the P7 can be ready to shoot pictures in 1.2 seconds - even from the lock screen
  • Watch a sea plane take off from a truck trailer - Some, but not all, sea planes come with wheels in their floats so that they can work on the water or land. But have you ever thought about how a plane without wheels, water or runway would take off? The answer is incredibly cool to watch. The plane is on a little cart at the back of a truck and speeds down the runway. When it hits take off speed the amazing part happens. The float plane goes from sitting on its little platform to airborne in just a split second.
  • The Jellyfish That Holds a Key to Immortality - By reversing its aging process when it gets sick or injured, Japan's tiny Turritopsis dohrnii jellyfish is one of the only known animals that has figured out how to defeat death.
  • The Animals Of Chernobyl - Biologist Timothy Mousseau has been studying the lasting effects of radiation on the flora and fauna of Chernobyl, Ukraine.
  • Jamaican Kid Makes A Mini-Bike Out Of Two Lighters - If you're ever out of smokes and happen to have two lighters handy, you can make yourself a toy.
  • A 300-Foot Slip And Slide In The Middle Of The Street - Over 96,000 people signed up for their chance to get a 'ticket to slide' in Bristol on Sunday, but only 360 lucky people were issued tickets.
  • The 'Game Of Thrones' Theme Played On Household Objects - It's almost... cute? And we're not sure that fits the show's core values of murder, treachery and more murder.
  • Juana Knits the Planet - The World's Smallest Comic - The technique we used is focused ion beam (FIB) etching. A very sharp and high-speed jet of matter is produced and directed towards the hair to etch it - similar to a fine laser beam.
  • GOTHAM - Official Extended Trailer - GOTHAM is an origin story of the great DC Comics Super-Villains and vigilantes, revealing an entirely new chapter that has never been told. This Fall on FOX!
  • What Happens To You When You Don't Like Beyonce - A man learns what happens to people who don't like Beyonce.
  • What The Future Will Actually Look Like - The future is going to be filled with endless innovation and adventure! Here's a look at some of tomorrow's excitement today!
  • If Women's Roles In Movies Were Played By Men - If this makes you cringe, well, that's between you and your therapist. Except the scene from "Twilight," because that's pretty uncomfortable to begin with.
  • Another Angle Of Seth Rollins' Jaw-Dropping Leap From The Stands - Wrestling fans were blown away by Seth Rollins' jump from the balcony during WWE's Extreme Rules Sunday, and this lucky audience member got a front row seat to the action.
  • Heard Any Good Beatboxers Lately? -  check it out
  • A Tattoo Gun In Slow Motion - It looks way less painful at this speed - friendly even ;)
  • Man Shovels Entire Driveway, Work Undone Instantly  - You know that great feeling you get when you finally finish something like shoveling a driveway? This man had it too, for about 20 seconds.
  • Breaking A TV Screen With A Rock In Slow Motion - Turns out TV screens don't shatter in a very satisfying manner.
  • Shocking Footage Of Acrobats Falling During Circus Accident - Nine performers were injured Sunday in Providence, Rhode Island, said Steve Payne, spokesman for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Eight performers fell when the hair-hang apparatus -- which holds performers by their hair -- failed, Payne said. Another performer was injured on the ground, he added. Providence Public Safety Commissioner Steven Pare said the performers fell from between 25 to 35 feet.
  • Monkey Buys Juice From Vending Machine - check it out
  • Viral Sensation Babe Rebecca Grant Has Attitude - Viral video 'boob grabber' forgets cameras are rolling.
  • 'Talk Dirty To Me' In 20 Different Styles - Looks Like Rob Zombie has some competition!
  • Myths About Sex Debunked -  Have sex, then go to the gym to leg day, good luck trying to squat heavy :D
  • Sahara Santos Sextastic in Black Bustier - International model/actress Sahara Santos, born in Brazil is already making a name for herself both sides of the Atlantic!
  • FHM 100 Sexiest Women In 2014 - Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence has been named the sexiest woman in the world, topping the annual countdown of the top 100 by FHM magazine.
 Gameguru Mania News - May,05 2014 - tech
NVIDIA Bundling Watch Dogs with Desktop Vid Cards - tech
(hx) 09:28 AM CEST - May,05 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
NVIDIA began a promotion this week bundling Watch Dogs with a qualifying video card. The promotion is for an unspecified limited time and gameplay starts on May 27th on PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3 and PS4.
From today onwards, those who now purchase selected NVIDIA GTX desktop video cards can now get a copy of Watch Dogs. The video cards that qualify for this game are NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN, 780 Ti, 780, 770, 760, 690, 680, 670, 660 Ti and 660 desktop GPUs.

The promotion has started from today onwards, and will be available for a limited time through retailers like Amazon and NewEgg. Once you receive the code, you can redeem it via Ubisoft's Uplay digital store. However, you can only start playing the game on May 27th.

Its not really surprising to see Watch Dogs being bundled with newer video cards. Watch Dogs is optimized keeping NVIDIA in mind as it includes certain enhancements such as TXAA and HBAO+, similar to what was found in games such as Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
 Gameguru Mania News - May,04 2014 - tech
TechNews - SanDisk announces 4TB SSD - tech
(hx) 10:55 AM CEST - May,04 2014 - Post a comment
  • SanDisk announces 4TB SSD, hopes for 8TB next year - SanDisk this week announced the industry's first 4TB enterprise-class SAS solid-state drive (SSD) in its Optimus MAX product based on 19-nanometer process technology. The company also unveiled three new Lightning II 12 Gbps performance SAS SSDs with capacities of up to 1.6TB. In all, SanDisk announced four new data center-class SSDs. As the drives are enterprise-class, which are typically sold through third parties, SanDisk did not announce pricing with the new drives. Along with the new drives, SanDisk confirmed that the company hopes to release 6TB and 8TB Optimus MAX SSDs in a 2.5-in. size next year -- surpassing anything previously offered by manufacturers.
  • What Makes A Supercomputer? - How do engineers build today's supercomputers, and how are the world's fastest computers ranked? We visit the Texas Advanced Computing Center, home of one of the world's top supercomputing clusters, to learn about and how researchers tap into petaflops of processing power.
  • Glasses-free 3D 4k TV appears on Kickstarter - Dimenco has launched a Kickstarter campaign hoping to produce one of the first ever 4k glasses-free 3D TVs. The Dutch company is asking for a €199,000 investment to fuel the project, hoping to get the product on the market for €899 ($1,244) later this year. The television itself has a native resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, however, is only capable of playing 1080p when in 2D mode. When watching in 3D you have access to the full resolution, however, if a 3D 4K input is available, remains unknown. The screen features a 150deg ultra wide viewing angle for "good 3D from any angle or distance", and is complimented with a typical 6.5ms response time. Dimenco has only stated that the television comes in a 39inch image size, however we suspect more sizes will be available in the future.
  • Google challenges Office for iPad with new Android / iOS apps - Google is now offering iOS and Android device owners new stand alone Docs and Sheets apps, just over a month after Microsoft released the long awaited Office for iPad apps. Google's blog states that the free apps are designed to replace the current Google Drive app for reading, creating and editing documents and spreadsheets. The Drive app will still be available for users to view and organize all of their files; both apps will work even if the device is offline. Google also has plans to release a Slides app for creating presentations in the near future.
  • Google Now Provides Offline Compatibility - Google Now has been displayed as a remarkable tool for Android users since its initial release. The service, which is a part of Google Search, provides various personalized information such as weather, sports scores, and drive times directly to users. One issue that has plagued Google Now for quite some time however has been that it was unable to deliver the aforementioned information through Google Now cards if no data was available. Google has pushed an update to the service which remedies this issue, and now, users of the service provided by Google can read information from Google Now cards while their smartphone is offline. To receive the new offline capability, users simply need to ensure that the Google Search application successfully updates.
  • Your Data Is In Danger, Just Like Everyone Else - The recent Heartbleed bug was, for many, just another reminder that our information will never be secure on the internet
  • Can Hackers Really Manipulate Traffic Lights? - Just great. Now the next time the traffic lights aren't working people are going to scream "HAX."
  • Facebook Intros Anonymous Login  - Facebook today announced several changes to its login tools. The first is called anonymous login and will allow people to log into apps using their Facebook credentials, but without sharing any of their personal data with the app in question. Facebook sees this as a way for users to try apps on a trial basis without giving up all their details right away. Facebook is beta testing anonymous login with developers right now and expects to roll it out to most users in several months. The second tool gives users granular control over exactly which details they share with an app when using Facebook login. For example, users will be able to share their email address but not their phone number or birthday if they want. The new Facebook Login also won't post to Facebook without permission. Facebook said it plans to review new apps that use Facebook login to make sure the apps are of high quality and won't take advantage of user details. The new Facebook login will roll out slowly over the coming months. Last, Facebook said it is creating a new dashboard so users can easily see what they've shared with various apps. The dashboard will display which apps have full access to their data, which have been logged into anonymously, and allow users to make changes on the fly. The redesigned app control panel will be rolling out over the next few weeks. The announcements were made during Facebook's f8 developer conference.
  • US Military training for possibility of US Dollar collapse - Dollar will collapse sooner than later, and the biggest side effect will be that the "rich states" will no longer agree to subsidize the "poor states", as economic agony will go around plenty. And in that scenario, US as a united country will fragment into more economically manageable formations. 
  • MS confirms File Manager coming to Windows Phone 8.1 in late May - Microsoft's Windows Phone leader Joe Belfiore made a significant announcement during his Reddit AMA session today, and it's one that's been a long time in coming. A File Manager feature will be added to Windows Phone 8.1 in the near future. He even provided some screenshots which were uploaded to Imgur. The images show that users will be able to create new folders from within the operating system and search inside folders for specific documents. It will also allow users to move folders to an SD card. The File Manager feature is scheduled to be released for Windows Phone 8.1 users sometime before the end of May, according to Belfiore. It certainly will be a huge new addition for people who use the OS.
  • Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini Specs Rumors - While the Samsung Galaxy S3 and S4 were both followed by mini versions, rumors of an upcoming Galaxy S5 Mini have also been sailing through our ears, time and again. The last we heard was a rumor of an IP67 certification for the miniature handset, which simply states that water and dust will not be a threat to the S5's little brother. And that's not all. The most recent gossip states that the Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini will sport a 4.5-inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels and a 326ppi pixel density. Inside, the Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini will reportedly come with a quad-core Snapdragon 400 chipset clocked at 1.6GHz with 1.5GB of RAM. 16GB internal storage with a microSD card support of up to 32GB will make sure you carry all your pictures, music and movies around. The phone will come with an 8MP camera on its rear and a 1.5MP front-facing camera with a 2,100 mAh battery. To top it off, Samsung's upcoming offering could also sport Android 4.4.2 KitKat as its operating system with TouchWiz UI.
  • New Google Glass teardown reveals $80 build cost - A Google Glass teardown from last year revealed that the bill of materials for the device was at $208. Even accounting for the cost involved in customizing the hardware to fit into the unique design of the Glass, the device would not have cost Google more than $250 to manufacture. At the time, it was believed that the $1500 price for the Glass was to limit the device only to limit access of the device to technology enthusiasts. Google has mentioned last year that a consumer version of Glass would launch later this year, although the price of this device wasn't mentioned. Considering it comes with similar hardware as the current iteration, it should be around the $300 - $350 mark. However, a new teardown published by Teardown.com mentions the $200 BOM quoted from last year were too high, and that the hardware used in the Glass amounts to a mere $80. The CPU, a TI OMAP 4430, was the costliest item on the list at $13.96. All the wireless sensors as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios combined accounted for $10.79, while the 5 MP camera was valued in at $5.66. The touchscreen display was said to be one of the costliest components in the Glass, but Teardown's analysis revealed that it only costs $3.
  • Apple iWatch reportedly enters production, may launch alongside - According to the report from China Times, sources within Apple's supply chain have revealed that the company has begun production of the iWatch in limited numbers and is expected to launch the device in the second half of 2014.
  • LIX - The Smallest 3D Printing Pen - 3D pen printing works for everything from abstract sculpture to fine art and jewelry to T-shirt design. The only limit, it appears, is your skill level and ability to hold and move the pen very, very steadily.
  • High Tech Underwear Protect Your Privates - The perfect accessory for tinfoil hats! :D
  • Stephen Hawking: Robots Will Kill You - Success in creating AI would be the biggest event in human history. Unfortunately, it might also be the last, unless we learn how to avoid the risks, says a group of leading scientists
  • Star Wars Journeys: The Phantom Menace - Trailer - Disney and Lucasfilm have decided they want to start getting kids more into Star Wars at a younger age - at least, that's what Variety said about the first interactive storybook, Star Wars Journeys: The Phantom Menace, that was released a couple days ago. The app is only available on Apple devices so far, and the current plan is that there will be one released for each Star Wars movie up until Star Wars: Episode VII comes out. The interactive storybooks are going to cost a whopping $6.99 each.
  • The Salvation Trailer - Mads Mikkelsen stars in Scandinavian western The Salvation, a Cannes Official Selection title. The film will screen in a Midnight berth later this month, and last week rustled up a trio of sales via TrustNordisk. Directed by Kristian Levring, the 1870s-set pic also stars Eva Green, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Mikael Persbrandt, Eric Cantona and Jonathan Pryce. Levring co-wrote the script with Susanne Bier's frequent collaborator Anders Thomas Jensen. The large-scale drama follows Mikkelsen's settler John and his arrival in the American West. When his family is murdered, he kills the culprit, unleashing the fury of notorious gang leader Delarue. Betrayed by his corrupt and cowardly community, the peaceful pioneer must turn vengeful hunter, slay the outlaws, and cleanse the town's black heart.
  • Trailer For 'The Simpsons' Lego Episode - The Simpsons' are doing a special episode made in stop-motion with Lego.
  • Star Wars VII Cast Announced - On the official Star Wars Website, word comes of the final casting for JJ Abrams and Lawrence Kasdan's 2015 release for Star Wars VII.
  • Godzilla - Asian Trailer #1 - There are monsters galore in this international teaser.
  • The Ultimate TV Commercial Song - Jon Lajoie nails not only the music but the production values for every kind of commercial.
  • The Luckiest Unlucky Man To Ever Live - Most people don't escape death even once. Frane Selak has survived just about every type of vehicular accident.
  • How to Sneak Into Any Game - Mike sneaks into Opening Day at Dodger Stadium and shows you how to get into any game... for free!
  • Chainsaws Are Surprisingly Good At Opening Bottles - What opening a bottle with a chainsaw looks like in slow motion.
  • Watch A Landslide Swallow An Entire Street In 20 Seconds - It's like a magic trick to make a whole section of the earth disappear. A really, really horrifying magic trick.
  • Snake Jumps on Motorcycle - World's Fastest Snake! - When this motorcyclist was cruising down the highway at speeds of 260kmph, a snake somehow jumped from the road and got caught on his bike! Didn't see it? Just watch the bottom of the screen!
  • April's Best News Bloopers - Newscasters falling off boats, rabbits fornicating on the desk and a man dropping an enormous chocolate egg. The news sure is wonderful.
  • Here's What A Bike Accident At 140 MPH Looks Like - Against all odds, the driver of the motorcycle appears to have survived and been in good enough health to upload this video.
  • This Snake Is Eating Itself - Snake eats itself.
  • Tiny Hamsters Eating Tiny Burritos - Episode 1 - Sometimes love is best expressed through tiny food!
  • Rock Climbing Bears - Endangered Mexican Black Bears (momma and cub) climb Santa Elena Canyon wall, March 21st 2014.
  • Vicky Pattison Strips Off For Sexy Lingerie Shoot In Zoo Magazine - The 26-year-old reality star swapped booze and nights out on the town for a rigorous detox programme of diet and exercise to achieve her new look, and previously told MTV that Michelle Keegan and Cheryl Cole are her body inspirations.
  • Nina Agdal 4 Banana Moon Outtakes 2014 - I really like this girl.
  • CATALINA OTALVARO's Sexy Lingerie Pictures - Quite bad concept for a lingerie shoot...:-)
  • Incredibly hot Tanya Mityushina Photos - Wow, wow and wow! I'm pretty sure you're going to love me for this post :-P
  • The best pics on the Internet #77 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
  • Hottest Babes on the Internet #32 - Which one is hottest? ;-)
  • Hottest Babes on the Internet #31 - Once again. Which one is hottest? ;-)
 Gameguru Mania News - May,01 2014 - tech
Microsoft Fixes IE Bug, Even For Windows XP - tech
(hx) 11:26 PM CEST - May,01 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
Microsoft has issued an out-of-band security update to fix the issue affecting Internet Explorer. If you don't use automatic updates, head on over and manually apply the fix.
The majority of customers have automatic updates enabled and will not need to take any action because protections will be downloaded and installed automatically. If you're unsure if you have automatic updates, or you haven’t enabled Automatic Update, now is the time.

For those manually updating, we strongly encourage you to apply this update as quickly as possible following the directions in the released security bulletin.

We have made the decision to issue a security update for Windows XP users. Windows XP is no longer supported by Microsoft, and we continue to encourage customers to migrate to a modern operating system, such as Windows 7 or 8.1. Additionally, customers are encouraged to upgrade to the latest version of Internet Explorer, IE 11.
 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,30 2014 - tech
TechNews - Samsung Galaxy K Zoom sports 20MP - tech
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  • AMD Radeon R9 295X2 CrossFire Video Card Review - Got extra PCIe slots and have no idea what in the world you can do with those? Well if you have $3000 burning a hole in your pocket, wiring in your house that is up to code, a good air conditioning system, and a Type C fire extinguisher that you are not using, AMD's Radeon R9 295X2 QuadFire may be just what the fire marshal ordered.
  • MacBook Air now marginally faster, $100 cheaper - Apple has quietly updated their MacBook Air offerings today, bringing a slight change to the system specifications to make the CPU faster, while also dropping the price by $100. At its new price, you can get an 11-inch MacBook Air for as low as $899, making it an even more attractive option for a device of this form factor. The slight change to system specifications sees the CPU's clock speed boosted by 100 MHz: the standard clock speed for the dual-core Intel 'Haswell' processor is now 1.4 GHz, and the Turbo Boost speed is up to 2.7 GHz. It appears Apple has simply swapped out the Core i5-4250U for the Core i5-4260U, which was recently launched and, apart from clock speeds, is identical to its predecessor. All other specifications remain the same. The 11.6-inch model features a 1366 x 768 display while the 13.3-inch model has a 1440 x 900 display, and both contain 4 GB of LPDDR3-1600 RAM, up to 512 GB of PCIe-based solid state storage, two USB 3.0 and two Thunderbolt ports, and Wi-Fi 802.11ac
  • Microsoft's Infrared Type-Hover-Swipe Keyboard - I can already feel the pain on my arms, wrist & fingers :-D
  • Samsung Galaxy K Zoom sports a 20 megapixel camera - Samsung today announced the Galaxy K zoom, a point-and-shoot camera / smartphone combination that includes a 20.7-megapixel sensor in a device with a 4.8-inch screen
  • Adobe Releases Another Zero Day Patch - Adobe has released security updates for Adobe Flash Player 13.0.0.182 and earlier versions for Windows, Adobe Flash Player 13.0.0.201 and earlier versions for Macintosh and Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.350 and earlier versions for Linux. These updates address vulnerabilities that could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. Adobe is aware of reports that an exploit for CVE-2014-0515 exists in the wild, and is being used to target Flash Player users on the Windows platform.
  • Microsoft Discloses Zero Day Exploit in All Versions of IE - Microsoft revealed that the company had been informed of a new vulnerability late Saturday night by the FireEye research company. So far Microsoft has not offered a solution to the new exploit which affects all versions of Internet Explorer. All versions of Internet Explorer from 6 through 11 are listed as vulnerable as well as all supported versions of Windows other than Server Core. Windows Server versions on which IE is run in the default Enhanced Security Configuration are not vulnerable unless an affected site is placed in the Internet Explorer Trusted sites zone. The vulnerability was reported to Microsoft by research firm FireEye. FireEye says that, while the vulnerability affects all versions of IE, the attack is specific to versions 9, 10 and 11. It is a "use after free" attack in which memory objects in the browser are manipulated after being released. The attack bypasses both DEP (Data Execution Prevention) and ASLR (Address Space Layout Randomization). The specific exploit, according to FireEye, uses an Adobe Flash SWF file to manipulate the heap with a technique called heap feng shui. Neither Microsoft nor FireEye says it, but this implies that systems without Flash installed are not vulnerable to the specific exploit, although they are to the underlyng vulnerability in Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer 10 and 11 come with Flash embedded, so they are vulnerable by default.
  • Field Trip gets voice control through Google Glass - Niantic Labs Field Trip app for Google Glass has received an update that enables voice controls. And all you have to say is "Okay Glass, Explore Nearby" to kick Field Trip into high gear. Field Trip hit Google Glass back in August of 2013, and it's just now getting support for those voice commands that typify Glass. 
  • This Bike Lock Is Unpickable - The "forever lock" is as clever as it is confusing. We can't really do it justice, just watch how it operates and be amazed.
  • This Is How Google's Self-Driving Car Handles City Streets - The Google self-driving car navigates some common scenarios on city streets near the Googleplex.
  • iPhone Scam That Targets The Poor - Men cruise around homeless shelters, the 16th Street Mall, and plasma donation clinics in an effort to find people desperate for money.
  • How Many Things Are There? - There's a lot of universe out there, but what goes on inside your mind more vast and more interesting.
  • Man Runs 'Beer Mile' In Under Five Minutes - James Nielsen can run a mile in under five minutes. Still not impressed? He can do it even when he has to chug four beers.
  • Praying Mantises Wearing 3D Glasses - Have you ever seen a praying mantis wearing 3D glasses? :P
  • How to See Without Glasses - The science behind why squinting helps us see better.
  • How To Get An Egg In A Bottle - You may think you've seen this trick performed before, but this is a much faster and easier solution.
  • The Most Popular Drunk Foods Around The World - Mexico may think they have a lock on drunk tacos, but our stomachs tell a different story.
  • New 'Godzilla' Trailer Finally Reveals The Monsters - In theaters May 16th
  • Firecrackers In Super Slow Motion - Here's what a firecracker exploding looks like at 100,000 frames per second.
  • Adriana Lima Swimsuit Pictures Are High Fashion - Adriana Lima on the beach!
  • The best pics on the Internet #76 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,29 2014 - tech
What Lag Is Like In Real Life - tech
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In an ad for a Swedish broadband provider, two people playing ping-pong show what it's like to deal with lag in an offline situation.

 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,26 2014 - tech
TechNews - GTX Titan-Z to be released April 29 - tech
(hx) 08:18 PM CEST - Apr,26 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
  • Internal Intel chart May 11 release date for Haswell - According to documents obtained by Chinese VR-Zone, the refreshed versions of Haswell will be released on May 11 along with Intel's long-awaited H97 and Z97 chipsets.
  • Nvidia GTX Titan-Z to be released April 29 - According to a report from Japan's Hermitage Akihabara, Nvidia's GTX Titan-Z has already hit channel and will be on store shelves April 29. Coming in at $2,999 before tax (in Japan it will retail for a whopping 3,900 in equivalent US dollars), the card has a pair of 28 nm GK110 GPUs, 880 CUDA cores, 240 TMUs, and 48 ROPs along with 12 GB of GDDR5 memory (6GB per core) on a 384-bit wide memory bus. Unlike the Radeon 295×2, the card is purely air-cooled and does not come with a water cooler. It also takes up some serious real estate in the case, requiring the equivalent of 3 PCIe slots due to its massive cooler.
  • Unreal Engine 4.1 - Elemental Demo - GTX 780 Ti - 4K 2160p - A spectacular showcase of Unreal Engine 4 high-end rendering capabilities, including dynamic lighting and shadowing, real-time reflections, subsurface scattering, and GPU-powered particle effects. Recording with Fraps in UE4 editor full screen mode on 3840x2160 desktop. FPS (without recording) Min 25 Avg 42 Max 56.
  • New details emerge about Samsung's rumored premium Galaxy S5  - According to BGR, new evidence of the device has appeared on a manifest posted by Indian import site, Zauba. The manifest lists a handset, SM-G906K that was shipped from South Korea earlier last week. This is similar to a model that was spotted on the GFXBench site nearly two weeks ago. Although the device has since been pulled from the GFXBench website, the rumored specifications included:  Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 running at 2.5Ghz, Qualcomm Adreno 420 GPU, 5.2" 2560 x 1440 display,  3GB RAM, 16 MP camera, 2MP front-facing camera,32GB of storage.
  • OnePlus One Aims to Steal Sales from Flagships - OnePlus, a company based in China, today announced the One, a low-cost smartphone that goes toe-to-toe with the world's best devices. The OnePlus One runs CyanogenMod, which is based on Android 4.4 KitKat but includes stronger security and some features not found in stock Android, such as Voice Wakeup and custom on-screen gestures. The OnePlus One is one of the first mass-market devices to ship with CyanogenMod on board. The phone includes a 5.5-inch full HD display protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and has exchangeable rear covers that come in a variety of difference materials, such as cashew and bamboo. The One is powered by a 2.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor with 3GB of RAM.
  • Bitcoin Miner Found in Malicious Google Play Apps - Mining for Bitcoins from a cellphone? How about Millions of cellphones all working together undercover on phones around the world? This week researchers found exactly that in the guise of a harmless wallpaper App containing the BadLepricon malware.
  • Russian 'anti-terrorism' laws will ban Skype, Facebook - Russia has passed a series of new 'anti-terrorism' laws that will make services like Skype illegal unless companies change their practices within six months. The new laws require that service operators such as Skype, Facebook and Google's Gmail store Russian user data on servers that are located in the country. Why? Well, if Russian authorities want access to this data, they need the servers to be located on their soil so that they can legally request the information. For Russians, this is a significant move that will apparently give their government far greater control over Internet usage, as they are compelling those that provide services like Skype to host the data on Russian soil. Ed.note: The companies should finally really encrypt the data. Then nobody cares where they are stored. And no secret service can get simply access to our data
  • Hulu Cracks Down on VPNs - While Hulu is only available to United States residents, some individuals located outside of the country have been able to access the service through the use of VPNs. Hulu is looking to put a stop to this, as it is now blocking all IP addresses that are associated with major VPN services such as Private Internet Access, TorGuard, and VikingVPN. Hulu explains that it is blocking anonymous proxy servers due to contractual limitations. While this may seem like a noble move by Hulu in order to support its business, it is in the process blocking legitimate Americans from accessing the service while traveling outside of the country. Additionally, the recent move by Hulu is blocking other users of the service located within the United States that use VPN services for privacy reasons. Most of the VPN services that have been affected are reportedly investigating possible workarounds and have contacted Hulu for possible solutions to the VPN crackdown.
  • Amazon and HBO Strike Major Deal - Amazon has announced that it has struck an important deal with HBO, bringing an assortment of content to customers of the Amazon Prime service. Some shows that will be featured on Amazon Prime include Boardwalk Empire, Deadwood, Six Feet Under, and True Blood, just to name a few. The catch to this deal however is that Amazon will be delayed in delivering HBO content to Prime members by three full years. This means that current seasons of shows, such as Girls, The Newsroom, and Veep, will be unavailable to Amazon Prime users for three years from their respective premier dates. Viewers who wish to watch the latest content will still need to subscribe to cable television and HBO. HBO did reveal that it will still continue its normal broadcasting of content through its HBO GO streaming service, despite the deal that has occurred between it and Amazon.
  • Amazon posts Q1 sales of $19.74B, operating income of $146M - Retail and digital content giant Amazon has just posted its Q1 2014 earnings, showing strong growth in sales, a sizable dip in operating income but a rise in net income year-over-year. Sales rose 23 percent from last year to $19.74 billion in the quarter, leading to operating cash flow increases of 26 percent to $5.35 billion. In the end that led to a drop in operating income for the quarter by 19 percent to just $146 million. Net income was just $108 million, but that's an increase over $82 million in Q1 2013.
  • Here's A New BASE Jumping World Record - Daredevils Fred Fugen and Vince Reffet broke the world record for the highest BASE jump earlier this week by flinging themselves off the top of the 2,717-feet-tall Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai.
  • What's REALLY in Our Drinking Water? - Portland, Oregon is dumping 38 million gallons of water after a teenager peed into an open reservoir. The public is outraged, and the city decided it's the right decision, but is the water actually still safe to drink? Trace did some digging to figure out if this is really a safety hazard, and figure out what else is likely in the Mt. Tabor Reservoir.
  • How Does Powdered Alcohol Work? - A new product, Palcohol, allows people to get drunk off powdered alcohol. How can you make alcohol into a powdered form, and is it safe to consume?
  • Find Out Right Now If You're Sleep Deprived - We're awake and alert. We're definitely not tireea. Wwe csn spell woesd jsut fine.
  • History's Craziest Diet Trends - If you want to lose weight people always say "diet and excercize," but nobody specifies what diet.
  • Technology + Toy Dinosaur = BOOMER! - Meet Boomer, a new baby dinosaur from the team the brought you Zoomer the robot dog.
  • Bad Lip Reading to GoT; Probably the Best Thing The Internet Made - Theme park manager Eddie Stark has one week to whip his lackluster group of employees into shape before the park's grand opening/
  • Bad Lip Reading: 'Twilight: Eclipse' - Once again, Bad Lip Reading makes absolute nonsense like "I have jeggings for my pelican" instantly quoatable.
  • Godzilla - Official Featurette #1 - An epic rebirth to Toho's iconic Godzilla, this spectacular adventure, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, pits the world's most famous monster against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity's scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence.
  • Sin City: A Dame To Kill For - Official Trailer #2 - The town's most hard-boiled citizens cross paths with some of its more reviled inhabitants.
  • Woman Runs Over Dog, What Happens Next Is An Ad - In what appears to be an attempt at making a viral ad, Subaru takes advantage of the dashcam meme and makes a video that is unexpected on multiple levels.
  • Best Vines Of 2013 - check it out
  • Proof Parents Can Do Superhuman Things - Dads might generally be out of shape, but, when you need them, they bring the speed.
  • Funny Mac Pro vs. BOXX Commercial - Nate is incredibly proud of his new Mac Pro. . . that is until his buddy Drew starts asking a few questions. Be sure to stick around for the conclusion. You don't want to miss it.
  • Who Knows Katy? - Katy Perry vs. Superfan - Everyone knows at least a little bit about Katy Perry, but is it possible that there is someone out there who knows more about Katy than Katy herself? We found out by having Katy play one of her biggest fans in a round of "Who Knows Katy?"
  • Lambo on FIRE at over 200 MPH!!! - THANK GOD for integrated fire systems in race cars, this fireball could have done a lot more than melt a few body panels in this 1800+ hp twin turbo Gallardo built by Underground Racing. This car accelerated from 60 to 207mph in approx 1700 feet, which WOULD HAVE been the new Texas Invitational world record if the green TT Gallardo he was racing hadn't blown away that record a split second prior with an astonishing 213MPH!!!!
  • Avril Lavigne's "Hello Kitty" Music Video Is WTF - The Internet has exploded with criticism over Avril Lavigne's newest music video Hello Kitty. Some are calling it offense, but most just think it's a disaster :-) What do you think?
  • Kelly Brook 4 New Look Swimwear 2014 - Kelly Brook poses for New Look Swimwear April 2014
  • Maryna Linchuk 4 Chantelle Swimwear - Model Maryna Linchuk is enlisted to feature for the Chanetelle Swimwear Spring/Summer 2014 Campaign. The model shows off sexy bikini looks in printed patterns and summer perfect colours. She adds glamour to the shoot with a sultry hairdo and make up look.
  • Hannah Davis 4 GQ - Hannah looking crispy.
  • Barbara Palvin Naked For Marie Claire - Barbara Palvin got naked during a photo shoot for Italian Marie Claire!
  • Hailey Clauson is Beach Bunny's Newest Stunner for its Summer - Beach Bunny-Hailey Clauson can be seen in a new campaign for Beach Bunny Swimwear's "Lady Lace" collection. The summer range offers beach ready looks in vibrant neons with subtle feminine lace accents. The vibrant street shoot was photographed by Yu Tsai at Venice Beach, where she poses in a series of daring and fun images.
  • Shanina Shaik Hot in Free People Swimwear 2014 - check it out!
  • Nina Agdal 4 Bonprix Bikini - Looking all-sexy like and showing off her killer legs, sexy cleavage, wicked curves, and so on.. Nina is overwhelming.
  • The best pics on the Internet #75 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
AMD releases Catalyst 14.4 WHQL driver - tech
(hx) 07:43 PM CEST - Apr,26 2014 - Post a comment
AMD released a WHQL-signed version of its Catalyst 14.4 software suite, its first in four months (the previous one being 13.12 WHQL). The driver builds on the Catalyst 14.4 Release Candidate the company shipped out a little earlier this month, to lend immediate support for Radeon R9 295X2, which hit the shelves on the 21st. The four highlights of Catalyst 14.4 include support for the R9 295X2, CrossFire frame-pacing improvements for a number of games, full support for OpenGL 4.4 API, and bug-fixes for AMD Mantle API.

Among the games AMD worked to improve CrossFire performance of, include Crysis 3, which sees improved frame-pacing; Far Cry 3, which sees improved 3-GPU and 4-GPU scaling; Anno 2070, which sees an overall CrossFire scaling improvement of 34 percent; Titanfall, which sees reduced game flickering an micro-stutter; and Metro: Last Light, which sees 10 percent improvement in CrossFire scaling. The driver also addresses bugs related to 3x1 Eyefinity setups using three Ultra HD displays. For gamers running Battlefield 4 with its Mantle renderer, AMD addressed the performance slowdown seen when switching windows using Alt+Tab; and fuzzy textures when playing the game on rotated displays.
 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,24 2014 - tech
Unreal Engine 4.1 Released - tech
(hx) 09:34 PM CEST - Apr,24 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
Epic Games has released the first major update to Unreal Engine 4 since its public launch as a $19 per month subscription-based service at the 2014 Game Developers Conference.
ARY, N.C. (April 24, 2014) - Epic Games has released the first major update to Unreal Engine 4 since its public launch as a $19 per month subscription-based service at the 2014 Game Developers Conference (GDC).

With the release of Unreal Engine 4.1, all subscribers who are registered Xbox or PlayStation developers, including members of the ID@Xbox independent developer program, can receive access to the engine’s complete source code for their respective console platforms, at no extra cost.

For the past two years, some of the world’s leading console developers have been using UE4 to build their next-generation games, so the widespread console availability of this engine is highly notable for the indie developer community.

The 4.1 update also includes SteamOS and Linux support, refined iOS and Android workflow, new game templates both for C++ programmers and designers using Blueprint visual scripting, and more than 100 improvements based on community feedback. In addition, Epic’s Elemental demo is now available for free for subscribers to download from the engine’s Marketplace so that developers can learn from its construction and use its assets in their own projects.

As a demonstration of UE4’s high-end console support, the engine includes "Shooter Game," a sample project created by Epic and released for free on Marketplace. The sample is now undergoing certification on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Driven by feedback from the community and informed by Epic’s experience building games such as “Fortnite,” Unreal Engine 4 is evolving at an incredible pace. Its first month has seen thousands of development forks created on GitHub to improve and extend the engine in an open, collaborative manner. Starting now, developers on GitHub can see Epic’s internal development process in real-time, with live-streaming source code updates.

Epic will be covering the 4.1 update more in-depth on the weekly live broadcast at Twitch.TV/UnrealEngine today at 2 p.m. ET. To learn more about UE4 or to download the tools, visit www.unrealengine.com.
Big Screen Gaming on the VIA Video Wall - tech
(hx) 09:20 PM CEST - Apr,24 2014 - Post a comment / read (2)
The tech review site TweakTown stopped by our Video Wall Lab in the VIA Headquarters the other day to take a peak at our latest video wall solutions. In their write up they posed a deep philosophical question "Can you play Crysis on it?" Absolutely!

 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,23 2014 - tech
A Look Inside Oculus Rift - tech
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Aren't you curious what the guts of something worth $2 billion to Facebook are like?

 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,22 2014 - tech
AMD Catalyst 14.4 RC Driver Out - tech
(hx) 11:58 PM CEST - Apr,22 2014 - Post a comment
AMD has released the 14.4 Release Candidate driver for its graphics cards. According to the release notes, this new driver brings full support for OpenGL 4.4, packs various CrossFire and Mantle improvements and supports the latest dual-GPU from AMD, the Radeon R9 295X.
    Feature Highlights of The AMD Catalyst 14.4 Release Candidate Driver for Windows
            Support for the AMD Radeon R9 295X
            CrossFire fixes enhancements:
                Crysis 3 – frame pacing improvements
                Far Cry 3 - 3 and 4 GPU performance improvements at high quality settings, high resolution settings
                Anno 2070 - Improved CrossFire scaling up to 34%
                Titanfall - Resolved in game flickering with CrossFire enabled
                Metro Last Light - Improved Crossfire scaling up to 10%
                Eyefinity 3×1 (with three 4K panels) no longer cuts off portions of the application
                Stuttering has been improved in certain applications when selecting mid-Eyefinity resolutions with V-sync Enabled
            Full support for OpenGL 4.4
            Mantle beta driver improvements:
                BattleField 4: Performance slowdown is no longer seen when performing a task switch/Alt-tab
                BattleField 4: Fuzzy images when playing in rotated SLS resolution with an A10 Kaveri system
TechNews - Microsoft reveals Holograph - tech
(hx) 08:38 AM CEST - Apr,22 2014 - Post a comment / read (1)
  • Microsoft Research reveals Holograph, brings Leia hologram to life - All those cool 3D holographic interactive user interfaces that people see in sci-fi movies and TV shows are finally getting closer to reality. Microsoft Research recently showed off a new project called Holograph that was made to render large data, not just in 3D, but in a way that it looks like it is being projected above a display.
  • Fire TV vs. Roku vs. Chromecast vs. Apple TV - Google is said to be looking into ways to make end-to-end encryption tools such as PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) easier to use with Gmail. The utility is already compatible with Gmail but its complex nature has kept it from reaching a mainstream audience. How exactly Google plans to integrate PGP into Gmail is a bit of a mystery as it poses some pretty significant issues. With end-to-end encryption, only the sender and receiver can read the contents of a message. That'd be problematic for Google as the company currently scans Gmail messages for advertising keywords. What's more, Google would have to contend with the issue of lost passwords. Under such a scenario, only the end user would ever have access to the decryption key meaning the provider couldn't recover data without it.
  • Chromecast Now Live Streams MLB.tv - Are you ready for live major league baseball action straight from MLB.tv? Well, Chromecast has now added support for MLB.tv to stream live broadcasts to your TV from your personal handheld device.
  • The Start Menu will reportedly return to Windows this fall - At BUILD 2014, Microsoft surprised many by showing off a Start menu that will be making its way back into Windows. After Windows 8 debuted without the iconic feature, there was a great deal of negative feedback, and along with numerous other contentious issues surrounding the OS, it eventually lead to the departure of Steven Sinofsky. But with Windows 8.1 and its first major update, Microsoft has been slowly re-introducing classic features and has made a commitment to making the OS more mouse- and keyboard-friendly. Ever since the Start menu was shown off, everyone has been wondering when we will see it return to the OS and, according to Wzor, the answer will be this fall. Right now, it is unclear if the update to bring the Start menu back will be called Windows 8.2, or will simply be 'Windows 8.1 Update 2'. Either way, this is the first bit of semi-credible information about when we can expect the Start menu to return to the OS.
  • Canonical trying to lure XP users with the release of Ubuntu 14.04 - After the recent release of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS for servers, Canonical has announced the brand new desktop version. With Windows XP's life support having ended on April 8, the latest iteration of Ubuntu is a more-than-suitable replacement for the dead OS. Along with other XP users switching to Ubuntu, the French police force is moving over 70,000 computers from XP to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, which is guaranteed to be supported for 5 years after the initial release. The Chief Information and Security Officer in Gendarmerie, Stephane Dumon​ has stated that their "project to replace Windows XP with Ubuntu on over 70,000 desktops is returning significant benefits; already we've lowered the total cost of ownership for a ratio of 40 percent, eliminated license costs and radically reduced technical problems."
  • Google is considering end-to-end encryption for Gmail - Google is said to be looking into ways to make end-to-end encryption tools such as PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) easier to use with Gmail. The utility is already compatible with Gmail but its complex nature has kept it from reaching a mainstream audience. How exactly Google plans to integrate PGP into Gmail is a bit of a mystery as it poses some pretty significant issues. With end-to-end encryption, only the sender and receiver can read the contents of a message. That'd be problematic for Google as the company currently scans Gmail messages for advertising keywords. What's more, Google would have to contend with the issue of lost passwords. Under such a scenario, only the end user would ever have access to the decryption key meaning the provider couldn't recover data without it.
  • NSFW: The Anomaly Trailer - In Cinemas July 4 - A former soldier is taken captive and awakens in the back of a van to learn he only has a few moments to figure out how he got there. It's a unique concept set in the near future that explores the idea of mind control.
  • British Newsreel Collection Free to Watch on YouTube - Ten Stone Baby, a British Pathe newsreel from 1935. Despite the newsreel's original title "Ten Stone Baby", the boy Leslie Bowles is actually 3-years-old. Seen with his parents in a kind of pen, Leslie is sat in an armchair. Somebody then dangles a bar of chocolate into the pen and he immediately sets to work at fetching it.
  • Drone Shoots Footage From Inside A Fireworks Display - What you get when a Phantom quadcopter flies through a firework display.
  • Action Movie Kid Goes To School - He'll never need coffee to wake up :-D
  • You Will Have No Idea How This Illusionist Pulled Off These Tricks - Illusionist Darcy Oake basically pulled multiple doves out of thin air on "Britain's Got Talent."
  • This Man Takes A Slow Motion Food Bath - Because watching food dumped on someone just isn't good enough at normal speed.
  • Coco Austin Pictures + Sexiest Twitpics - check it out!
  • Hottest Babes on the Internet #30 - Which one is hottest? ;-)
 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,19 2014 - tech
TechNews - GeForce GTX 780 Ti Round Up - tech
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  • GeForce GTX 780 Ti Round Up: EVGA, Gigabyte, MSI - All three cards get kudos for running near silent throughout the majority of testing. This is a testament to each company's custom cooling solution and we'd be hard pressed to pick a favorite among the three. If forced to pick a winner, MSI would get the nod by a hair. Not only did it run quiet, but it was far slower to heat up than the other two cards when running a 100 percent GPU load. This might be due to the semi-open air design of the cooler's minimalistic shroud.
  • 13-Way Low-End GPU Comparison - The alternative OS gurus over at Phoronix have posted a 13-way low-end GPU comparison on Linux.
  • Microsoft fixes issue that caused some Windows XP PCs not to boot up - Microsoft won't be issuing any more patches or updates to Windows XP, at least to the general public, but this week the company ended up fixing a problem that was causing some PCs with the 12-year-old OS not to boot up. The problem wasn't with Windows XP itself, but with new antivirus definitions that were made available for the free Microsoft Security Essentials program. The fix is quite simple. Boot into safe mode and disable inside Msconfig from both the services and the startup. Then reboot into regular mode and uninstall it.
  • What Heartbleed Looks Like When Running Its Code - We look at and run the code that exploits the Heartbleed bug.
  • Snowden asks Putin LIVE: Does Russia intercept or store comms? - Russian special services are using special media for tapping and spying only on the decision of the court, says Vladimir Putin answering the question by former NSA agent Edward Snowden on how Russian government spies online.
  • Android Smartphones Given Remote Access to PCs - Google has announced the availability of Chrome Remote Desktop app for Android, a tool that allows Android devices to remotely access Windows and Mac computers. In order to gain remote PC access, users will need to download and install software on their PC as well as the Chrome Remote Desktop app on their Android device. Once configured, users should be able to access PC-based files from their Android device. The service is free to set up and use. Google said an iOS version of the Chrome Remote Desktop app us due later this year.
  • AT&T Doesn't Like 600MHz Auction Rules, May Skip It - AT&T indicated to the Federal Communications Commission this week that it disapproves of proposed rules for the upcoming incentive auction for 600MHz spectrum. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has floated a plan that would reserve spectrum in each market for companies that don't already have low-band spectrum. Thanks to its 700MHz spectrum holdings, AT&T would be restricted from bidding in about 70% of U.S. markets for the 600MHz spectrum. Wheeler's proposal has yet to be officially implemented, but AT&T's Joan Marsh said, "If the restrictions as proposed are adopted, AT&T will need to seriously consider whether its capital and resources are directed toward other spectrum opportunities that will better enable AT&T to continue to support high-quality LTE network deployments to serve its customers." If AT&T doesn't participate in the auction, it could hinder the FCC's goal of generating money to build a public safety network. The FCC is scheduled to vote on the incentive auction rules by May.
  • Facebook Announces Optional 'Nearby Friends' Feature  - Facebook has just announced an optional feature called Nearby Friends.
  • UK Teachers Want Parents to Cut-Off Their Children's Internet - A group of UK teachers are urging parents to limit their children's time on tablets and other technology, as they claim a rising number of young students lack the motor skills needed to play with building blocks while older students are unable to take written exams with pen and paper. According to The Telegraph, the Association of Teachers and Lecturers wants parents to turn off the Wi-Fi at night before bed so students get a good night's sleep instead of playing on tablets all night. The association claims that younger students as young as three or four can swipe on an iPad screen, but have little or no dexterity in their fingers to use building blocks. As for the older students, the association said their attention spans are limited in the classroom due to overexposure to technology. They further claimed that these students can't implement the skills they read in their textbooks, but have exceptional technical skills when it comes to consumer electronics.
  • Scientists Find an 'Earth Twin' or Maybe a Cousin - It is a bit bigger and somewhat colder, but a planet circling a star 500 light-years away is otherwise the closest match of our home world discovered so far, astronomers announced on Thursday. The planet, known as Kepler 186f, named after NASA's Kepler planet-finding mission, which found it, has a diameter of 8,700 miles, 10 percent wider than Earth, and its orbit lies within the "Goldilocks zone" of its star, Kepler 186 - not too hot, not too cold, where temperatures could allow for liquid water to flow at the surface, making it potentially hospitable for life.
  • Scientists discover brain’s anti-distraction system - This is the first study to reveal our brains rely on an active suppression mechanism to avoid being distracted by salient irrelevant information when we want to focus on a particular item or task
  • Why Do These Female Bugs Have A Penis? - Evolution has done some crazy things in order to ensure the survival of certain species. In fact, some female insects have actually developed male genitals! Join Trace as he discusses why certain female bugs have a penis.
  • How The Blind See Beauty - Can you see beauty around you?
  • Music Sounds Better When It's On Fire - You may have heard of a Ruben's Tube. This is the same concept but with a whole extra dimension of coolness.
  • Magnetically Actuated Micro-Robots for Advanced Manipulation Apps - SRI is developing new technology to reliably control thousands of micro-robots for smart manufacturing of macro-scale products in compact, integrated systems.
  • Watch how technology allows an amputee to dance again - Technology has been instrumental in creating realistic and lifelike prosthetic limbs over the past several years. One of the most impressive examples yet comes from Hugh Herr, an associate professor of media arts and sciences at MIT. A double amputee himself, Herr has created a bionic ankle packing two microprocessors and six environmental sensors. The device is able to adjust ankle stiffness, power, position and damping thousands of times each second to provide the wearer with a more natural gait – something that could go a long way in helping to prevent osteoarthritis as a patient gets older.
  • What I Saw Running North Korea's Marathon - Here I am, a foreigner in North Korea, with high-end running gear, flourescent sneakers, and energy gels in my pockets. The local runners, meanwhile, sport antiquated uniforms and shoes that look like they might fall apart.
  • Orange Is The New Black - Jungle Trailer - US - Explicit -  The highly-anticipated second season of Netflix's ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK goes back behind bars for another sentence with the fearless, funny and unforgettable inmates of Litchfield prison. The series' ensemble includes Taylor Schilling, Jason Biggs, Laura Prepon, Kate Mugrew, Danielle Brooks, Uzo Aduba, Natasha Lyonne, Taryn Manning, Laverne Cox, Michael Harney, Samira Wiley, Yael Stone and more. Lorraine Toussaint joins the cast in season two as Yvonne "Vee" Parker. Season two is exclusively on Netflix in all territories on June 6, 2014.
  • Things Old Ladies Do That'd Be Creepy If You Did Them - Basically everything ;-)
  • If Slipknot Was On Radio Disney - A classic from Andy Rehfeldt.
  • Drive It Like You Stole It: 3 Wheel Mustang - Missing that front left tire? Don't worry, you'll be able to get where you need to be.
  • These Guys Are Better At Spinning Pens Than You Are At Most Things - That thing you did in middle school because you were bored? These guys perfected it.
  • This Man's Porsche Is A Total Disaster - Never have so many problems come from the same car ;-)
  • The 100 Peeps Challenge - Destroyed - One hundred is far too many of anything to be eating in one sitting.
  • Russian Firefighter Makes A 'Magic Carpet' - What else are you supposed to do with a trampoline and some high powered hoses?
  • Welcome To The Incredibly Sexist Legends Football League - The Legends Football League was formerly known as the Lingerie League and it was created... well you know why it was created. But then something interesting happened, these women started to play for real. And while their uniforms still leave little to the imagination, the level of competition on the field has improved dramatically - they hit, and they hit hard. And judging by the numbers of fans in attendance, Victoria's secret is out.
  • 138 Water gets model Vanessa Golub kind of wet - 138 Water has done it again. Really, is it any surprise anymore? :-)
  • Candice Swanepoel - Victoria's Secret Photoshoot 2014 - Take a look!
  • The best pics on the Internet #74 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,18 2014 - tech
Crytek's Cevat Yerli On Mantle&RT Graphics - tech
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During this year's GDC, Crytek announced that CRYENGINE will support Mantle and Yerli claimed that with Mantle developers using CRYENGINE will be able to achieve CG quality graphics:

 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,17 2014 - tech
Alien: Isolation video shows off 1970s tech - tech
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To stay faithful to the original source, Alien: Isolation takes a retro look to the future with a design aesthetic which developer Creative Assembly describes as lo-fisci-fi. It's clunky, it's chunky, it's push-button and analogue. There are no phasers or lasers, and the smartest weapons you find may be tied together with duct tape and string. A world very much of CRT not LCD, Alien: Isolation may be set in the future but it's very much baked in the past.

Discover the true meaning of fear in Alien: Isolation, a survival horror set in an atmosphere of constant dread and mortal danger. Fifteen years after the events of Alien, Ellen Ripley's daughter, Amanda enters a desperate battle for survival, on a mission to unravel the truth behind her mother's disappearance. As Amanda, you will navigate through an increasingly volatile world as you find yourself confronted on all sides by a panicked, desperate population and an unpredictable, ruthless Alien. Underpowered and underprepared, you must scavenge resources, improvise solutions and use your wits, not just to succeed in your mission, but to simply stay alive.

TechNews - Nvidia GeForce 337.61 beta hotfix - tech
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  • XFX R9 290 CrossFire At 4K Ultra HD - Legit Reviews has decided to put a XFX R9 290 CrossFire set-up to the test today to see how well these cards handle 4K Ultra HD resolutions
  • Microsoft PC Accessories testing - This video from Microsoft shows how the company tests its PC hardware accessories for durability under both common and extreme situations, including the new All-In-One Media Keyboard
  • Nvidia GeForce 337.61 beta hotfix display driver released - Nvidia just released a new display driver for its family of graphic cards. Bear in mind that this is meant as a hotfix, so caveat emptor. In any event, Nvidia's beta display driver was pushed out to resolve the following issues: Half display or no display on Dell UltraSharp UP3214Q/UP2414Q LCD monitor - [1453685]; Code 43 error message after installing driver 337.50 on a PC with Hyper-V enabled - [1495541]
  • Amazon merging Kindle documents & Cloud Drive - 10GB free storage - Good news this morning for Kindle owners; it seems you're likely to be waking up to some changes in the way your cloud documents storage works that results in a combined 10GB of free Amazon Cloud Drive. I've received a tip that this is pushing out, and that the merger of 5GB of Kindle documents and 5GB of Amazon Cloud Drive is now amounting to a combined 10GB account that covers everything. This is only applying to Kindle customers. Indeed, those of us without a Kindle are still languishing back on the 5GB free tier. The new combined account means that your previously Kindle exclusive 5GB can be used for other files such as images and videos. And that's just great.
  • Cortana vs Siri vs Google Now battle - It's a battle of Cortana vs Siri vs Google Now. Who wins?
  • Phone Makers, Carriers to Add Anti-Theft Tools to Phones - The CTIA Wireless Association today said a number of handset makers and wireless network operators have agreed to a basic framework that will eventually provide consumers with better anti-theft tools for their smartphones. The Smartphone Anti-Theft Voluntary Commitment is meant to deter theft while also giving phone makers and carriers room to innovate. All the companies agreed to implement a baseline anti-theft tool preloaded on (or downloadable to) all wireless smartphones manufactured after July 2015. This tool will let consumers: remotely wipe their data; render the smartphone inoperable to unauthorized users; prevent reactivation without owner's consent; and reverse the inoperability of the device as well as restore the data to the device in the event it is found by the owner. Consumers will also be free to use whatever third-party anti-theft tools they wish in addition to those provided by the phone maker. All signatories will make the baseline anti-theft tool available with all its core features. The initial batch of companies signing the commitment include: Apple; Asurion; AT&T; Google; HTC America; Huawei; Motorola; Microsoft; Nokia; Samsung; Sprint; T-Mobile; U.S. Cellular; and Verizon Wireless. Some of those who haven't signed include Kyocera, LG, Sony, ZTE. A number of lawmakers lauded the commitment, which arrives several months after Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler mandated that wireless companies come up with such a solution or face regulatory intervention.
  • Samsung Galaxy S5 vs .50 Cal - Shooting gadgets in super slow motion is awesome! :-D
  • Wearable Eyes Turn You Into Emotional Cyborg - The device, called AgencyGlass, was developed by Dr. Hirotaka Osawa from Tsukuba University
  • How To Make The Most Efficient Pinewood Derby Car - 7 simple steps that ACTUALLY MATTER to building a winning pinewood derby car. I built a car in 45 minutes using these steps and crushed all the competition by more than 1 car length (proof is in the video :)
  • Trailer: 'God's Pocket,' Starring Phillip Seymour Hoffman Also starring Christina Hendricks and John Turturro, and directed by John Slattery of "Mad Men" fame. You have our attention.
  • X-Men: Days of Future Past - Official Trailer 3 - Bonded by war. United by hope. See the X-Men face their greatest challenge together in X-Men: Days of Future Past. The ultimate X-Men ensemble fights a war for the survival of the species across two time periods in X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST. The beloved characters from the original "X-Men" film trilogy join forces with their younger selves from "X-Men: First Class," in an epic battle that must change the past -- to save our future.
  • This Might Be The Most Laid-Back James Brown Cover, And It Rules - Pomplamoose kills it, as always. Besides the song being fantastic this video - shot in their studio - serves as gear porn for the musicians and audio engineers among us.
  • RIP AC/DC: 1973 - 2014 - AC/DC are ending their 41 year career on a terribly sad note
  • Idiot Taking A Selfie Gets Kicked By A Train - Well, more specifically by the train's conductor.
  • A Mountain Bike Descent To Turn Your Knuckles White - Some people thing "extreme sports" are a fun thing to casually try out. Show them this video as many times as it takes until they realize they're wrong.
  • Let's Play: Celebrity Baby Name Or Coachella Band? - Another sign humans need to stop procreating
  • What Happens If You Boil Coke? - You pretty much ruin the pot your boil it in, for starters.
  • Russia Has A Strange Sense Of Humor - This video - which has managed to pick up over 2.5 million views in the past few days - features a man, set to sad piano music, trying to climb a fence.
  • India Has A Problem With People Sh*tting In Public - Yup, apparently over half the population in India just craps right out in the open and I'm pretty sure a video of dancing poops isn't going to help ;-)
  • At Home With Super Cutie Madison Murray - She is looking super cute!
  • Amy Willerton - Amazingly Hott n Sexxy In Pink Bikini - She made name for herself in TV competition I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of here! But it seems that Amy Willerton is much more comfortable on the golden sands of a beach, rather than the depths of an Australian rainforest. The blonde beauty was spotted stripping off while holidaying with a friend in Tenerife on Sunday and looked every inch the model.
  • Lucy Mecklenburgh Fabulously Bikinilicious Vacation Candids In Dubai - The gorgeous TOWIE starlet showed off her enviable body as she strolled along the white sands in Dubai, where she took a short break before jetting off to Vegas
  • The best pics on the Internet #73 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,15 2014 - tech
TechNews - The Galaxy S5 costs $256 manufacture - tech
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  • Intel 'Haswell Refresh' processors quietly begin shipping - Intel has quietly begun shipping their 'Haswell Refresh' line of processors, ahead of an expected launch next month. The CPUs are essentially replacing existing 'Haswell' parts, featuring minor updates such as clock speed increases (typically 100 MHz) for no additional cost. At this stage Intel have launched 44 Haswell Refresh SKUs, 27 of which are desktop parts and 17 for mobile machines. Desktop CPUs range from the new non-K flagship - the 3.6 GHz quad-core Core i7-4790 for $303 - down to the dual-core 2.5 GHz Celeron G1840T for $42. For mobile devices, OEMs will be able to choose from the $378 Core i7-4712MQ to the $75 Celeron 2970M.
  • MS Posts, Then Pulls, Videos of Windows 8 Live Tiles  - Microsoft is playing a little game of hide and seek with some videos showing a future project for interactive Window 8 live tiles. OMFG! They still think 99% desktop users need to touch start menu by finger! :-)
  • This Is the End of Facebook as We Know It - Facebook, the company that makes billions from connecting people to each other, is about to make it harder to have a conversation. In the coming weeks, Facebook's mobile app will be losing its chat feature, a move that will no doubt annoy many regular users. But the gutting likely won't end there. According to many Facebook watchers, the end of chat is just the first cut in what could eventually lead to the end of Facebook as a single, unified app altogether.
  • Brightest Flashlight Android app disclosed location of 50M people - Even judging by the low standards of creepy data-mining apps, "Brightest Flashlight" did something pretty egregious. The free app, which was installed by at least 50 million Android users, transmitted users' real-time locations to ad networks and other third parties. It was, in other words, a stalking device disguised as a flashlight.
  • PayPal Launches Swipe Payment App Alongside Galaxy S5 - PayPal has made a new version of its mobile app available explicitly for the Samsung Galaxy S5. The app, first announced in February, lets GS5 owners make payments across the web by swiping their finger on the GS5's fingerprint sensor. PayPal says the feature can be used with most online merchants and mobile apps that accept PayPal, in addition to select retail stores. Further, PayPal launched a separate app for Samsung's Gear 2 and Gear Fit smartwatches. The watch-based app lets people save and redeem offers, check their balance, receive payment notifications, and check-in at local stores. Both the smartphone and smartwatch apps are free to download.
  • Google Purchases Drone Maker Titan Aerospace - Google has announced the acquisition of start-up drone manufacturer Titan Aerospace for an undisclosed amount. Google hopes to use the drone technology for "delivering Internet service to underserved areas, particularly in the developing world." The solar powered drones can stay airborne for up to five years and are currently used in applications such as search-and-rescue aid. Google said in a statement regarding the acquisition, "It's still early days, but atmospheric satellites could help bring internet access to millions of people, and help solve other problems, including disaster relief and environmental damage like deforestation."
  • iPhone 6 might cost up to $100 more than previous models - There has been no shortage of Apple rumors over the past few weeks, and for good reason. Last week an analyst hinted at some supposed features of the upcoming smartphone, including a larger 5.5 inch, 1920x1080 screen and a more efficient battery. But these features may come at a cost: If Jefferies analyst Peter Misek is to be believed, the iPhone 6 might cost up to $100 more than its predecessors.
  • The Galaxy S5 costs $256 manufacture according to teardown report - Samsung's latest handset costs $256 to manufacture, which is $30 more than last year’s Galaxy S4. A teardown analysis by market research firm IHS revealed that the cost of manufacturing for Samsung has been rising steadily over the course of the year.
  • Prototype Smartphone Battery Charges in Half a Minute - This new battery uses nanodots, which are bio-organic semiconductors made of peptides and have special electrochemical properties
  • Water Transfer Printing - Hydrographics - check it out
  • How to create the quietest place on Earth - To hear gravitational waves -- faint murmurs in the fabric of space-time -- requires a place quieter than quietness itself.
  • State of Surveillance: Police, Privacy and Technology - "State of Surveillance" examines new technologies police departments are using to fight crime and the civil liberties concerns raised by these tools. Law enforcement agencies say that many of the technologies make it easier to solve and, in some cases, even prevent crime. But privacy advocates warn that expanded databases could become dragnets that are increasingly populated with information about law-abiding citizens.
  • Gone Girl - Official Trailer 2014 (HD) - Directed by David Fincher and based upon the global bestseller by Gillian Flynn -- unearths the secrets at the heart of a modern marriage. On the occasion of his fifth wedding anniversary, Nick Dunne (Ben Affleck) reports that his beautiful wife, Amy (Rosamund Pike), has gone missing. Under pressure from the police and a growing media frenzy, Nick's portrait of a blissful union begins to crumble. Soon his lies, deceits and strange behavior have everyone asking the same dark question: Did Nick Dunne kill his wife?
  • The Opening Battle From 'X-Men: Days Of Future Past' - The ultimate X-Men ensemble fights a war for the survival of the species across two time periods in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." The beloved characters from the original "X-Men" film trilogy join forces with their younger selves from "X-Men: First Class," in an epic battle that must change the past -- to save our future. Release Date: May 23, 2014.
  • Flight Attendant Gives Hilarious Safety Instructions - Even though this video's description shamelessly asks to get the stewardess on "Ellen" or "Jimmy Fallon," it's still worth watching.
  • Formula 1 Pit Stops 1950 & Today - What a difference!
  • How the border between India and Pakistan is closed, every day - This is like watching Mr Bean walk and run! :-)
  • This Bird Speaks Japanese - If you close your eyes, you'd probably have a hard time realizing this was a bird talking.
  • 14 Horrifying Confessions From Fast Food Workers - It's like : "My boss has told me to cook food off the floor." ...omg!
  • How to Cut Tomatoes Like a Ninja - Cooking Hack - How to cut tomatoes quickly and easily. Great cooking and kitchen tip, and a fun life hack. Perfect for small cherry tomatoes, and ideal if you need to cut a lot of them for a salad.
  • Girl Ages From 0 To 14-Years-Old In 4 Minutes - Well this pretty much kills all those one-photo-a-day videos!
  • Lake Bell Topless For Esquire - She has been touted as 'The Next Big Thing' for years but Lake Bell knows just how to grab people's attention. The 35-year-old actress/writer/director has posed almost naked for Esquire magazine, wearing just a pair of sheer stockings and with her arms strategically protecting her modesty.
  • Cameron Russell 4 Calzedonia Bikini - Cameron Russell for Calzedonia Summer 2014 Catalogue! Wow!
  • The best pics on the Internet #72 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,12 2014 - tech
TechNews - Windows 8.1 adds WIMBoot - tech
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  • Best Graphics Cards For The Money: April 2014 - You can find its GeForce GT 640 for $80 (sometimes a little less), and it improves on the Radeon R7 240's performance just enough to claim our coveted endorsement for gamers getting in the door at 1280x720. Just don't pay more than $80; the $100 Radeon R7 250X (also known as the Radeon HD 7770) is much more capable. In the last month, we saw EVGA and Palit announce plans for a 6 GB GeForce GTX 780 and 780 Ti, further eroding any reason to buy the $1100 GeForce GTX Titan Black (at least for gamers). Call that good news for us, though. You'll be able to get comparable 3D performance for (presumably) less than 75% of the price.
  • Thermaltake - BlacX Urban Wi-Fi Edition HDD Docking Station - BlacX Urban Wi-Fi Hard Drive Dock is a complete and easy way to access all files stored on your hard drives. With Wi-Fi integration, the BlacX Urban provides quick access to your data through your personal Smart Phone or Tablet. Whether it is an iOS or an Android? device, simply download the "TtCloud" App through the App Store or Google Play Store and you are ready to go! The BlacX Urban also supports UPnP for seamless device compatibility to allow you to easily enjoy your home theater experience.
  • Noctua Presents NH-D15 Elite-Class Dual Tower CPU Cooler - Noctua today introduced its new flagship-model NH-D15. Built on the basis of the legendary NH-D14 and carrying on its quest for ultimate quiet cooling performance, the NH-D15 is an elite-class dual tower cooler for the highest demands. Noctua's NH-D14 has received more than 350 awards and recommendations from leading international hardware websites and magazines, making it one of the most successful premium heatsinks ever built. With its expanded layout and dual NF-A15 fans, the NH-D15 further improves the D14's much acclaimed quiet cooling performance.
  • Exploring Windows 8.1 Update - If you are on Windows 8 or 8.1, here's what you need to know about the new Windows 8.1 update.
  • Windows 8.1 adds WIMBoot, 16GB devices can have 12GB free space -Today, Microsoft announced that it has introduced a new install option for Windows 8.1 called Windows Image Boot, or WIMBoot, that's been made to allow those kinds of products a way to get a full version of the OS while still having room for the installations of apps and other programs. In a blog post, Microsoft said they dislike the typical way that Windows is installed on a new PC via extracting folders from an image file, WIMBoot keeps all of those files compressed. However, the user of the device sees no difference when they explore their storage in the C: folder.
  • Why Facebook Is Requiring Messenger For Chat - Why is Facebook requiring Messenger for chat? Hummm, maybe because the company doesn't give a damn what you think :
  • Heartbleed Bug: Public Urged To Reset All Passwords - Google Security and Codenomicon - a Finnish security company - revealed on Monday that a flaw had existed in OpenSSL for more than two years that could be used to expose the secret keys that identify service providers employing the code. They said that if attackers made copies of these keys they could steal the names and passwords of people using the services, as well as take copies of their data and set up spoof sites that would appear legitimate because they used the stolen credentials. Heartbleed isn't a problem with the TLS/SSL technologies that encrypt the internet. It's not even a problem with how OpenSSL works in theory. It's just a dumb coding mistake. When two servers get ready to make an encrypted handshake, they perform something called a heartbeat, an act from which the bug gets its awesomely terrifying name.
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Specs Rumors: All We Know So Far - The display on the Galaxy Note 3 measures closer to six inches (5.7 inches to be precise), and it looks like the display on the Note 4 might be even bigger than the panel on the Note 3. Don't worry, though. It won't be that much bigger. According to the latest reports, the display will be a 5.75-inch panel. There's also talk of a 2560 x 1440 resolution. If these numbers are correct, you're looking at 510 ppi compared to the 388 ppi on the Note 3
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  • Google Offering Glass To Anyone On April 15h - Google is making Glass "available" to everyone on April 15th. Before you get all excited, just remember, you still have to pay the $1,500 to get them ;-) Word is:" Next Tuesday, April 15th at 6am PDT, we're opening up some spots in the Glass Explorer Program. Any adult in the US* can become an Explorer by visiting our site and purchasing Glass for $1500 + tax – and it now comes with your favorite shade or frame, thanks to feedback from our current Explorers. "
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  • Cristina Chiabotto Is Bikini Perfection!  - Here's Italian TV host, model and former Miss Italia Cristina Chiabotto showing off her ridiculously perfect bikini body!
  • Tiger cub playing with a dog  - Pretty cool ;-)
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 Gameguru Mania News - Apr,11 2014 - tech
The Witcher 3 - GTX780Ti Pushes 35-45fps At Max? - tech
(hx) 10:14 PM CEST - Apr,11 2014 - Post a comment
According to Gametech, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a very demanding title; a title that a single GTX 780Ti struggles to run when higher levels of AA are enabled. As the Russian gaming website noted, the PC version runs currently with all its bells and whistles enabled (plus 8xMSAA) with 35-45fps on a GTX 780Ti at 1080p. Naturally, a single 780Ti is able to hit the 60fps sweet spot in its current form provided MSAA is lowered.

Moreover, it is said that the PS4 version will run at 900p/30fps while the Xbox One version will run at 720p/30fps. What's also interesting is that the console versions of the game will meet the minimum graphics settings of the PC version. Gametech claimed that The Witcher 3 on consoles will look similar to The Witcher 2.
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