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 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,19 2013 - tech 
Nvidia GeForce 326.19 Beta Driver - tech
(hx) 12:21 AM CEST - Jul,19 2013 - Post a comment
Nvidia has released a new set of beta drivers for its graphics cards. This release, numbered 326.19, includes some performance optimizations and adds SLI profiles for a couple of unreleased games. According to Nvidia, the 326.19 betas improve performance by as much as 19% across all GeForces from the 400 series on up. As an example, the company says the GeForce GTX 770 can see an improvement of up to 15% in Dirt: Showdown and 6% in Tomb Raider. Run a couple of GTX 770s together in SLI mode, and performance can go up even further-as much as 19% in Dirt: Showdown and 11% in F1 2012. In addition, Nvidia says it's added SLI profiles for Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Batman: Arkham Origins and also improve SLI performance in Arma 3.
 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,16 2013 - tech
TechNews - A Day with a Russian Billionaire - tech
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  • Intel's TV Set Top Box Includes A Built-In Camera - First it was Sony cashing in on the Xbox One's cancelled features and now we have Intel including an always on camera that watches you while you watch TV.
  • Microsoft reveals upcoming hardware requirements for Windows 8 PCs - Microsoft and Intel execs detailed some of the new hardware requirements for Windows 8 clients that will be introduced in 2014 and 2015 during a session at this week's Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC).
  • Windows 8.1 getting 'extra large' DPI scaling improvements - The Extreme Windows blog states that one change in Windows 8.1 will offer a new option to increase the percentage of text and other items on a display up to 200 percent, or "Extra Large." This compares to the "Larger" upper limit in Windows 8 where you could only go up 150 percent on text and items.
  • HBO Asks Google to Take Down 'Infringing' VLC Media Player - During the past month alone copyright holders asked Google to remove 14,855,269 URLs from its search results. Unfortunately, not all of these requests are legitimate.
  • Petition wants Microsoft to continue TechNet - Microsoft announced earlier this month that they would be retiring TechNet starting on August 31st, saying they would not accept any new or renewed subscriptions after this date. TechNet has been used by many IT professionals and software evaluators to try out Microsoft's array of products for a relatively cheap yearly price, so this announcement was received poorly by the community. With the move, MSDN becomes the only true subscription service available that gives access to the full array of Microsoft products; however it costs significantly more, as base subscriptions start at $699 as opposed to just $199 for TechNet. The price hike has caused a petition (the second petition to Microsoft this week) to bring back TechNet, or alternatively provide an affordable alternative to MSDN.
  • Frankenstein's Army Trailer - In the waning days of World War II, a battalion of Russian soldiers find themselves lost in enemy territory. Stumbling upon a village decimated by an unseen terror, they discover that a mad scientist (Hellboy's Karel Roden) conducts experiments to fuse flesh and steel, creating an unstoppable army of undead soldiers. Leaderless and faced with dissention amongst their dwindling ranks, they must find the courage to face down an altogether new menace - or die trying.
  • ET3 Worldwide tube transportation project - Elon Musk is a dreamer: He dreamed of creating PayPal, he dreamed of SpaceX and he dreamed of Tesla Cars and we all know how those turned out. He has also dreamed of creating a 'Hyperloop' tube transport system that can travel between New York and Los Angeles in just 30 minutes!
  • X-47B Makes Historic Landing on USS George H.W. Bush - For the very first time, a robot drone has landed itself on the deck of an aircraft carrier while the carrier was in motion. This was not a remote controlled landing, but an onboard computer controlled landing without outside help.
  • Driving a Jaguar C-Type on the Mille Miglia - The car's worth a few million pounds sterling. The event is hard to describe, watch this to see what it's all about. Clue: it's awesome.
  • Shopping trolley speed record on Northamptonshire race track - A Devon man claims to have set a new record by "riding" a jet engine-propelled shopping trolley at 44mph (70km/h) on a race track.
  • Ping Pong Goes High Tech - Train to shift your focus in an augmented world with this media-challenged table tennis game. Pingtime takes a look into how realtime generated computer responses are affecting reaction time in fast gameplay situations.
  • 1 in 10 Americans Use Smartphones During Sex - There is a time and place for everything in this old world and cellphone use during sex is not one of them. That being said, almost ten percent of all Americans admit to using their phones while engaged in sexual activity.
  • Fox Anchor Hurts Trickshot Titus - 2 year old Baby Titus keeps shooting the basketball into the Basket, then out of jealousy Brian Kilmeade host of Fox and Friends hits the kid in the face with the ball. Kid knows how to play hoops! Future NBA Star for sure.
  • The Awesome Head Chopper Aircraft Viewing Spot - If you can't afford a ticket to Maho beach St Maarten, then the head chopper viewing spot at RAF Waddington is just as awesome!
  • A Day with a Russian Billionaire - To see how the .00001% lives, we met up with infamous Russian oligarch Sergey Veremeenko and spent quality time hog-hunting and helicopter-joyriding at his private estate outside Moscow.
  • Bikini Butt Lift Workout - Girls! Want a nice Lifted Round Sexy Booty? Then give this home butt workout a try. All you need is some ankle weights. I recommend starting with 5-10lbs and increase your weight every week or two until you're at 15-20lbs. This workout involves 7 butt isolation exercises. Do each one for 10-15reps. Make sure you challenge yourself. You can do this 3-5x a week in combination with your squats and lunges
  • Edita Vilkeviciute 4 Victoria's Secret - Lithuanian model does looking good quite well.
  • Barbara Palvin sexy Victoria's Secret shoot - Brunette with blue eyes and sexy lingerie. Pretty sweet!
  • Thought Provoking Photographs Of Sex Dolls - A photographer's interest in the business of sex dolls took him to Abyss Creations - a factory that creates them in San Marcos, California.
  • The best pics on the Internet #29 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,14 2013 - tech
Oculus Rift unconvinced by XB1 and PS4 VR potential - tech
(hx) 11:22 PM CEST - Jul,14 2013 - Post a comment / read (2)
With Oculus Rift still in the developmental stage, it's already apparent that the virtual reality device will be choosy as to what it caters to. In particular, Oculus Rift will not be supporting the Xbox One or the PS4 simply because the technology just evolves too slowly. The focus of Oculus Rift will be on the PC and Android markets that move at substantially faster pace of development.
Even Microsoft's decision to harness the power of the cloud to bolster the Xbox One won't be of much use to virtual reality, he says. Microsoft has said that each Xbox One will also have access to cloud-based processing equivalent to roughly three more consoles, which could be used for processing richer backgrounds in games, more realistic reflections and textures, and other detail.

The system has met with keen interest from game developers, but is unlikely to be of use to virtual reality systems like Oculus Rift, Iribe points out, because of the latency involved.

Virtual reality "wants a maximum latency of 20-30 milliseconds from your head moving to the headset updating your eye on screen - what we call motion-to-photon" he explains. "Right now it's at 30-50 milliseconds in the current versions, but we do expect that to come down and reach that 15-20 millisecond "Holy Grail" timing."
 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,12 2013 - tech
TechNews - How Microsoft Helped The NSA Spy - tech
(hx) 12:54 PM CEST - Jul,12 2013 - Post a comment
  • Zotac mini PC combines Core i7 CPU with mSATA RAID - This palm-sized PC is equipped with an ultrabook-class Core i7-3537U processor from the Ivy Bridge generation. The chip has dual cores, Hyper-Threading support, and a 3.1GHz peak Turbo speed. If you don't need quite so much pep, the slower Zbox Nano ID64 is available with a Core i5-3337U. Another model, the Zbox Nano ID63, comes with a Core i3-3227U, which is slower still.
  • Western Digital Sentinel DX4000 16TB - The Sentinel is a first in a line of self designed NAS solutions that can be purchased with drives pre-installed in a variety of capacities, varying from a modest 2TB, right up to a whopping 16TB. Unlike other NAS solutions on the market, one of the main features that sets this system apart from the rest is the use of Windows Storage Server 2008 and a auto configuration process during the initial set-up that automatically builds the drives into a RAID5 array - the preferred choice for NAS solutions as this gives the best data security and will ensure no data is lost, should one drive fail during operation.
  • Adata DashDrive Air AE400 Review: Wi-Fi, Charger, And Card Reader - Adata's DashDrive Air AE400 offers a lot of functionality in a small package. It's a USB port, an SD memory card reader, a Wi-Fi hotspot for up to 10 devices, and a 5000 mAh power bank able to charge your smartphone and tablet. How well does it work?
  • Can Adding RAM Improve Your SSD's Endurance? - A minor hardware upgrade can have a major impact. Adding RAM to your PC may help cut back on writes to your SSD, potentially increasing its lifespan. In fact, our benchmarks reveal up to a 63% reduction with 16 GB of DDR3 memory compared to 4 GB.
  • Google Delivering Major New Version of Maps - Google announced that it is making a new version of Maps available to Android devices today, with a new app for iOS devices to follow soon. The overhauled Maps app for Android takes an approach similar to that of the iOS Maps app that Google released late last year. In addition to the user interface changes, Google incorporated a range of new features. Google Maps offers a new Explore tool that lets people see what's nearby without the need to perform an actual search. The information is presented on cards similar to those used in Google Now. Google also improved the navigation tools within the app, with support for more dynamic rerouting around traffic problems. The app also adds more Zagat reviews, user reviews, and will visually incorporate Google Offers into maps as people search through areas where Offers are available. Last, Google is rolling out a new version of Maps specifically for tablets. Google cautions, however, that the new version of Maps loses several features. For example, offline maps is no longer supported, and neither is My Maps. Google said that My Maps will be added back in at a later date. The new Google Maps should be available in the Google Play Store soon. Google didn't say exactly when the iOS version is expected to arrive.
  • Lumia 1020 Windows Phone on AT&T for $299, coming July 26 - Nokia has unveiled and announced the Lumia 1020 for AT&T. The Windows Phone is the latest flagship handset from the Finnish manufacturer, following the Lumia 920, Lumia 928 and Lumia 925. What's important here is the jump to a new group, no longer are we wrapped up in the 9xx series. Specifications wise, the Lumia 1020 sports a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU, 2GB RAM, 32GB internal storage, 4.5-inch AMOLED display (with Gorilla Glass 3, PureMotion HD+ ClearBlack, High Brightness Mode, Sunlight readability and Super sensitive touch), PureView 41MP rear shooter (6 lens optics, High resolution zoom 3x, Autofocus, Xenon Flash), 1.2MP HD wide angle front-facing camera, 2000mAh battery and all the usual bells and whistles one would expect from a Nokia Windows Phone.
  • Windows Phone to get VPN support, encrypted email - In a post on the Windows Phone Blog, Tony Mestres, vice president of WP partner and channel marketing, announced a new "enterprise feature pack" for Windows Phone 8, intended to offer greater security and improved control for IT departments managing handsets in business environments. The bad news? There's a long wait until the enterprise feature pack is ready - Microsoft says it won't be released until the first half of 2014. It will be delivered "as an update" to the OS, meaning that it could arrive as part of the Windows Phone 8.1 'Blue' update, which is now also expected to launch early next year.
  • How Microsoft Helped The NSA Spy - Microsoft has collaborated closely with US intelligence services to allow users' communications to be intercepted, including helping the National Security Agency to circumvent the company's own encryption, according to top-secret documents obtained by the Guardian.
  • 3D Printing of Liquid Metals at Room Temperature - Researchers at NC State have developed a way to print liquid metals into 3D structures at room temperature. The structures are stabilized by a thin oxide 'skin' that forms on the liquid metal. The approaches shown here represent new ways to direct write metals in 3D. In addition, the resulting components can, in principle, self-heal ( "Self-healing stretchable wires". Whoa! If you can get though this entire video without the T-1000 from Terminator 2 popping into you head, you are a better man than I am :P
  • People Getting Facelifts For Facebook? - While many people choose strategically youthful or otherwise vaguely misrepresentative Facebook profile pictures to convince potential mates online that they are downy soft and blemish-free, some in India are taking more evasive action. Indian men and woman in their 20s and 30s are spending thousands of dollars on plastic surgery to improve the way they look in order to meet the increasing need for physical beauty in social media. This is India's Facebook Facelifts...
  • The Most Dangerous Ways To Open a Bottle Of Wine - The "Most Dangerous Ways to Open a Bottle of Wine" is a video of some seriously "do not try this at home" methods of cracking open a bottle of wine. Enjoy :-D
  • Jack russell : Amazing dog tricks 2 - Very smart and cute owner! :-)
  • Seventh Son - New Trailer - Official Warner Bros. UK - A 18th century adventure story centered on young Thomas, who is apprenticed to the local Spook to learn to fight evil spirits. His first great challenge comes when the powerful Mother Malkin escapes her confinement while the Spook is away.
  • WPGC Bikefest Bikini Contest Part #3 - check it out
  • Candice Swanepoel Sexy Lingerie Pictures - check it out
  • Jordana Brewster for GQ Mexico - Actrice Jordana Brewster Fast and Furious for Mexican version of GQ!
  • Beatrice Chirita Belongs In Lingerie - When I first heard the name Beatrice Chirita, I thought it was a brand of bananas, but I was wrong. Turns out Beatrice is a super hot Romanian model!!
 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,09 2013 - tech
TechNews - Windows 8.1 To RTM By August - tech
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  • New MacBook Airs promise "all-day" battery - Apple has unveiled an update to the MacBook Air, promising the battery will last "all-day". Head of marketing Phil Schiller promised that the new models will see the batteries last almost twice as long as their predecessors. According to Apple, the jump will see the 11-inch laptop go from lasting around five hours to nine hours, while the 13-inch model will jump from seven hours to 12. Apple claims that the new models can wake from sleep in one second. They can also be left on standby for up to 30 days without needing to be charged, the company added.
  • Windows 8.1 To RTM By August - Microsoft delivered a public preview of Windows 8.1 on June 26 during its Build conference. There are no more preview/test builds scheduled. The next stop is RTM. Microsoft will make Windows 8.1 available to all Windows 8 and Windows RT users as a free upgrade through the Windows Store.
  • Ultrafast internet service launched by Vancouver startup - A new Vancouver-based internet provider says it will be offering fibre internet at a speed of one gigabit per second - 60 times faster than the Canadian average - for a comparable price to that lumbering average connection. OneGigabit, a small start-up launched by computer networking and telecommunications specialist Eric Kuhnke, says that for $45 to $65 a month, he will be offering speeds comparable to those offered by Google Fiber, and also with no bandwidth caps. Google's blazing-fast internet service caused a buzz in the U.S. when it first launched last summer in Kansas City, Kan., and Kansas City, Mo., for a modest $70 a month. A recent report from internet metrics company Ookla showed the average monthly Canadian internet bill is $54 for an average download speed of just 16.6 megabits per second. A gigabit per second is the equivalent of 1000 megabits per second.
  • Android Bug Discovered, Could Affect Android 1.6 Donut And Later - While we have seen many Android bugs earlier, this one - which has been discovered by Bluebox Labs - is a nasty one it seems, and it's been here for four years making devices running Android 1.6 Donut and later vulnerable to malicious Trojans. The bug, which apparently affects "99 percent" of devices running on Android, allows malicious code to be installed inside an existing program without the knowledge of the user.  According to Bluebox, there is a way to modify an app's APK file without harming its cryptographic signatures. This could allow an attacker to make use of a modified software package to cause the installation of malware. Of course an attacker will not be able to use the Google Play Store to distribute malicious updates, but could make use of third party app stores, phishing emails, or malicious websites to lure unsuspecting users. The malware update recognized as verified could allow an attacker full access to the system for acquiring info about the user, or adding the device into a botnet.
  • Cameras: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs HTC One - Looks like the Samsung Galaxy S4 has the better camera of the two devices: it's strong in good lighting and considerably better in moderate lighting, the latter of which will likely form the majority of your photography.
  • FIFA 13 debuts on Windows Phone 8 as Nokia Lumia exclusive - The price for FIFA 13 is a very reasonable $4.99 to download. There are a few technical points to consider before you download the game. One is that it does require a smartphone with 1 GB of RAM, which means that the Lumia 520, 620 and 720 cannot play the game. Another is that there is no online multiplayer in this version. Finally, the file size for the download is a rather hefty 951 MB.
  • Sony SmartWatch 2 to Go on Sale in England July 15th - Sony is looking to steal a bit of the spotlight in the SmartWatch sales and promotion arena by offering their second effort into the marketplace ahead of Apple and the other entries. The official debut was announced to be in September, but it never hurts to generate a buzz before the official release
  • This hyper-realistic robotic spider will give you nightmares - The T8 is powered by an embedded microcontroller running a movement engine called Bigfoot Inverse Kinematics. This engine ensures that the user doesn't have to worry about sending complicated instructions to the robot. Using the wireless controller, you can simply select a gait and tell the T8 which direction you want it to go. The robot handles all the calculations on-board. The T8 kit is up for pre-order now, with an expected ship date of August 31st. It's going to cost you a whopping $1,350, but it jumps to $1,500 after August 1st
  • A six laser gatling gun would even scare Master Yoda - Wicked Lasers the company which has delivered balloon popping and skin burning laser pointers in the past has built a laser gatling gun. It has six spinning one Watt Artic lasers and 100mw green laser for aiming. Weighing in at 8.5 pounds the gun is 25 inches long and has 60 aluminium parts which are black spray painted. Did I tell you that a single of the Artic Laser can vaporize a balloon in an instant.
  • 6,000ft Rope Swing Wearing Google Glass - Honestly, who cares if this video was recorded with Google Glass, rope swinging at 6,000ft is cool regardless what the guy used to record it.
  • How Fireworks Work - They're the biggest- and loudest- part of America's Independence Day celebrations: Fireworks! Anthony shows us how where they came from and what makes 'em go "BOOM!"
  • Measuring Your Dumbness With A Ruler in SLOW MOTION! - This week on Distort, we are measuring how slow (and dumb) humans are, in centimeters. Guest Dr. Adam Gazzaley explains reaction time and tells us why our brains are more like plastic, not cement.
  • Snowpiercer International 60's trailer HD - Another new trailer has arrived for Joon-ho Bong's Snowpiercer, the post-apocalyptic sci-fi set on the massive train traveling around a frozen world. The Weinstein Company is planning a "wide summer 2013" release for the movie, but no date has been set yet. It will be released in South Korea coming up in August.
  • Riddick - Official TV Spot #1 - check it out
  • Nine Inch Nails - Came Back Haunted - check it out
  • Plane crash at San Francisco airport, 2 dead - An Asiana Airlines flight from Seoul, South Korea, with more than 300 people aboard crashed while landing at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday, littering the runway with debris, and forcing passengers to jump down the emergency inflatable slides to safety. San Francisco Fire Department told CBS News that two people were killed, with 61 injured, some critically, and that the number of injured "will go up."
  • Go ahead, take a bath. It's the Detroit Police - Fox 2's Charlie LeDuff decides to try an experiment to find out how long it takes Detroit Police to respond to a call. An inside tip leads Charlie to the home of a woman who called police after she discovered her home had been broken into. Charlie catches up with her on the front porch, where she already had been waiting for more than hour. He joins her in the wait. How long did it take for Detroit Police to arrive after a break-in? Let's put it this way. Play the video to see Charlie make a run to a fast food restaurant, twice, and take a bubble bath. The bigger question of course: What's the result of continued cutbacks to the police department?
  • Mom Too Sexy For Waterpark - Maybe she should get a swimsuit that fits :-)
  • Hot Redhead In A Bikini - Leanna Decker is irresistible in this brazilian cut bikini in TeenyB's special edition Wild Red Flower print with blush pink. She's wearing our Demi Underwire top and Whaletail Thong bottom - the perfect choice for a flirty, fun and cheeky look. Her beautiful smile and fun loving attitude really shines through in this video. We love working with Leanna and she looks incredible in our bikinis.
  • Nina Agdal 4 Leonisa Lingerie - Danish babe Nina doing her modelling thing for Colombian brand Leonisa.
  • The best pics on the Internet #28 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
Gamers overwhelmingly prefer 120Hz refresh rates - tech
(hx) 01:36 AM CEST - Jul,09 2013 - Post a comment / read (5)
The chaps over at Hardware.Info have set up a blind test to determine whether gamers prefer playing at 60 or 120Hz on otherwise identical systems. The results were pretty conclusive: 86% preferred the 120Hz setup. Impressively, 88% of the subjects were able to correctly identify whether the monitor was refreshing at 60 or 120Hz. Those who preferred gaming at the higher refresh rate reportedly described the experience as smoother and more fluid. Their improved experience didn't consistently lead to better kill-to-death ratios, though. A higher refresh rate probably won't augment your mad skillz.
When 86 percent of 50 gamers indicate they prefer gaming on a 120 Hz monitor, and 88 percent also correctly identified which refresh rate their monitor had, there's no doubt about it. Gaming on a 120 Hz really does provide a superior experience. During the event we more than once heard participants exclaiming they had to get one of those 120 Hz monitors soon. One gamer really didn't look forward to going back to their own 60 Hz screen.

The added value of a 120 Hz monitor does come at a price, literally. 120 Hz monitors are definitely more expensive than 60 Hz ones, and on top of that, to get the most out of your expensive new 120 HZ monitor, you need a very powerful graphics card. You don't really want to have one without the other.
 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,08 2013 - tech
Next-Gen Tablets Will Have Console-Quality Graphics - tech
(hx) 05:01 PM CEST - Jul,08 2013 - Post a comment / read (7)
According to Electronic Arts' Frank Gibeau, graphics on mobile platforms such as smartphones and tablets, will rival those of consoles in the very near future.
In the near future, the next wave of tablets and phones will have nearly Xbox 360 or PS3 capabilities in terms of graphics," Gibeau said. "Some of our engine technology that used to be console-specific now can, with modifications, be able to power games on tablets and on phones in the near future. We're just getting ready for that.
In May, EA announced Frostbite Go, a mobile version of its Frosbite engine designed for use with iOS and Android.

 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,03 2013 - tech
TechNews - GeForce GTX 760 vs. AMD Radeon 7950 - tech
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  • GeForce GTX 760 vs. AMD Radeon 7950 - The AMD Radeon HD 7950 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 perform at the same level and are also in the same price segment. It all comes down to brand preference and software features!
  • Windows 8.1 will be first OS to have native 3D printing - While the technicalities for 3D printing aren't simple enough for just everyone without some arts degree, CAD or other relevant knowledge of 3D forms, there's still the possibility that the future might just simplify this process. With 3D technology expansion moving into high gear it won't be too long before one could have a 3D printer at home. According to Microsoft's recent announcement, 3D printing support will be part of Windows 8.1 OS by default. This applies to both tablets and desktops. Shanen Boettcher, general manager at Microsoft's Startup Business Group is reported to have said - "Our thinking was, let's make this as easy as writing and printing a Word document,"
  • Skype for Android redesigned to look more like Windows versions - Microsoft's Skype team updated the company's Android app today with a new design, though the interface will look familiar to anyone who's used the Skype apps on Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8
  • Yahoo Killing Off 12 More Products Including AltaVista - Yahoo is extending its spring cleaning into the summer with the closure of 12 more products. Yahoo pledged to reduce its product lines down to the most used and popular applications
  • Trek the world with Google Maps - Apply for a Google backpack and become a Google Trekker.
  • Google sheds light on Glass in new FAQ - Those of you still in the dark about Google Glass will find a host of details via a new online FAQ. Posted Tuesday, the FAQ addresses a slew of questions apparently sent to Google by people curious about the eyeware. Divided into four sections, it first addresses such basic questions as what exactly is Glass, what does Glass do, and when will Glass be available to all consumers. The second section dives into more details by explaining the look of the screen, the technical specs, the storage capacity, and the options for people who wear prescription glasses.
  • Your MacBook Has a Force Field. This Is What It Looks Like - Radiating from its hard drive, optical drive and tiny motors is a force field of magnetic and electric charges. Called an electromagnetic field, it's invisible to the human eye—usually. But a recent project from two designers at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design have made the invisible visible. Luke Sturgeon and Shamik Ray have created light paintings from the EMFs emitting from our everyday electronics. The result are ghoulishly pretty images showing wisps of light floating above a laptop and flowing from a radio's speaker.
  • 5.99-inch Galaxy Note 3 variant to carry flexible AMOLED display - The rumors surrounding Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Note 3 phablet don't seem to stop coming, and it's a different rumor each time. With the previous evleaks tweet stating that the Galaxy Note 3 will come with a 5.7-inch display, a new rumor says that the Note 3 will pack a 5.99-inch flexible AMOLED panel instead.
  • Wi-Vi: See through Walls with Wi-Fi signals - Wi-Vi is a new technology that enables seeing through walls using Wi-Fi signals. The video shows the output of Wi-Vi (blue window) when a person moves around in a room. It can track whether there is a moving human inside the room and how he is moving.
  • Levitating Superconductor On A Mobius Strip - Andy takes a closer look at one of his favourite demos from the 2012 Christmas Lectures, bringing together a levitating superconductor and a bewildering Mobius strip made from over 2,000 magnets. As his super-conducting boat whizzes along the track, Andy demonstrates the remarkable properties of the superconducting material (Yttrium barium copper oxide) which allows it to seemingly float both above and below the track.
  • 15-year-old girl invents flashlight powered by the heat of your hand - The flashlight she built employ an aluminum tube slipped inside of a PVC pipe. The pipe was cut away in a certain area so the person's hand would come into contact with the built-in Peltier tiles.
  • Pi-Rex - Bark Activated Door Opener with Raspberry Pi - NOT A SECURITY SYSTEM! Experimental proof of concept only.
  • Jake Gyllenhaal Digs Deep in Stellar New 'Prisoners' Trailer - Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman) is facing every parent's worst nightmare. His 6-year-old daughter and her young friend are missing, and as minutes turn to hours, panic sets in. Heading the investigation, Detective Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal) arrests the driver of an RV by the scene of the crime, but a lack of evidence forces the only suspect's release. Knowing his child's life is at stake, Dover decides to do whatever it takes to find his daughter, but when do you cross the line between seeking justice and becoming a vigilante? Warner Bros. sends the film directed by Denis Villeneuve and written by Aaron Guzikowski to theaters September 20th.
  • Fiat 500L ad gets saucy with Paul Revere  - Just imagine how different America might have been if the Italians had invaded instead of the British. When the all-new, bigger FIAT 500L shows up, things get a whole lot more fun. Freedom to move and room to evolve. Introducing our 5-door offering from FIAT USA. A combination of standout Italian design and exceptional, everyday functionality make the FIAT 500L an inspiring addition to the FIAT 500 family.
  • Bubble Football Algund ( Bubble Sports ) - check it out
  • Twenty Pies to Make This Summer - Here are 20 recipes to carry you through the warm months. Show it to your gf/wife :P
  • Explosion of rocket Proton-M Cosmodrome "Baikonur" (02.06.2013) - A Russian Proton-M rocket carrying three navigation satellites crashed soon after takeoff from Kazakhstan's Baikonur Cosmodrome Tuesday mornin
  • The Periodic Table of McDonald's - McDonald's burgers, ­sandwiches, and salads broken down into their nutritional components, as listed on the ­McDonald's website. All sandwiches (except Southern Style Crispy Chicken), McWraps, and salads are designated by ­McDonald's as "Premium."
  • Rat Does a Backflip - As much as I hate rats in my house, or on the street, they are pretty cool creatures, they even laugh. It's too bad we kill so many of them in our scientific research. Here are a couple doing flips..
  • Every man ever has had this conversation - "Don't try to fix it. I just need you to listen." Every man has heard these words. And they are the law of the land. No matter what.
  • Edita Vilkeviciute 4 Victoria's Secret - Lithuanian model does looking good quite well.
  • Bikini Girls Distract Horny Spectator - When these boating babes were putting on a show, one drunk guy got a bit distracted. So much that his slipped and fell.
  • Dania Ramirez Bikini Pictures - Dania Ramirez is a beautiful actress that you might remember from X-Men: The Last Stand.
  • The Best Lucy Pinder Photoshoot I've Ever Seen - check it out
  • The best pics on the Internet #27 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Jul,01 2013 - tech
MS Confirms DirectX 11.2 is a Windows 8.1 Exclusive - tech
(hx) 02:02 AM CEST - Jul,01 2013 - Post a comment / read (3)
Microsoft has announced it will be releasing DirectX 11.2 in time for the release of the Xbox One and Windows 8.1. Now for the bad news: The release will only be for Xbox One and Windows 8.1.
At the BUILD conference running this week, Microsoft has confirmed that it is continuing to work on DirectX with plans to launch DirectX 11.2 in the near future - and promises of new technology to boot. During a keynote session at the conference, Microsoft's Antoine Leblond showed off a new feature to attendees that promises to increase the amount of detail that can be shown on-screen: tiled resources.

Designed to allow a game to use both system RAM and graphics RAM to store textures, Leblond claimed that tiled resources will enable DirectX 11.2 games to vastly improve the resolution of textures displayed in-game. By way of proof, Leblond showed off a demonstration that used a claimed 9GB of texture data - the majority of which was held in system RAM, rather than graphics RAM.

It's a clever trick, and one that could help boost the quality of future PC games - but it's one that will require those who have yet to take the plunge to upgrade their operating systems. Leblond confirmed that Direct3D 11.2 will be the first version of the API to support tiled resources, and that it will be exclusive to Windows 8.1 on the PC as well as featuring in Microsoft's next-generation Xbox One console.

That Microsoft is using an updated version of DirectX as a carrot to encourage those still on Windows 7 or earlier to upgrade should come as no surprise: its predecessor, DirectX 11.1, is a Windows 8 exclusive. The only real surprise is that DirectX 11.2 won't be coming to Windows 8, either, with Microsoft reserving the update for its bleeding-edge Windows 8.1 release due in the autumn.
 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,28 2013 - tech
TechNews - Sony Cut The PS4 Camera to Beat XB1 - tech
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  • Intel Z87 Motherboard Review with Haswell: Gigabyte, MSI, ASRock and ASUS - The ASUS Z87-Pro sits between a rock and a hard place.  ASUS is one of few motherboard companies that sit on the crest of innovation, coming up with new ideas that ultimately will filter through product ranges in each successive generation.  Obviously the ones coming up with the ideas face the brunt of the cost, but unlike the medicine industry where markups are common if there is a sole solution to your problem, the motherboard market is cut-throat enough that the resellers, system integrators and end users dictate the pace of play with their wallet.
  • Google reportedly working on Android game console - According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Google is working on an Android console as well as a smart watch that runs the operating system. The devices could be released as early as this fall, the report claims, citing unnamed sources. The report doesn't clarify if Google would make the device itself or if it would be made through a third-party hardware provider, a move the company has used extensively with its Nexus brand of smartphones and tablets. The Journal's sources claim the devices are being made in anticipation of similar products by Apple, which has long been rumored to be working on smart watch and television devices that may possibly run iOS apps.
  • Time Warner Cable to offer 300 live channels on Xbox 360 - According to the Los Angeles Times, Time Warner Cable (TWC) has joined forces with Microsoft to launch a TV app for the 8-year old platform. The deal will bring approximately 300 live channels to Xbox 360 users, provided that they are already TWC subscribers and have an Xbox Live Gold membership. Some of the most popular channels will include CNN, Bravo, AMC and Comedy Central. With so many Xbox 360 consoles in the hands of prospective customers, Microsoft is hopeful that the appli
  • Sony Cut The PS4 Camera to Beat Microsoft on Price - IGN claims that Sony beat the Xbox One on price by dropping the camera from the console bundle.
  • Apple Releases Second Beta of iOS 7 - Apple today made available iOS 7 Beta 2 to iPhone and iPad developers. Apple typically releases new betas every two or three weeks leading up to the general release of a major iOS version. The update contains bug fixes and other improvements. The final version of iOS 7 is not expected to arrive until the fall.
  • Apple's upcoming iOS 7 can be navigated using head motion - According to 9to5Mac, an anonymous tipster informed them that the forthcoming iOS 7 operating system could be navigated using head movements. The editorial team then tested the most recent version of the beta software and found the claims to be true. The list of functions that you can complete with just a tilt of the head is rather impressive. You can bring up the home screen, adjust the volume, enable Siri, access the App Switcher, and do everyday actions such as 'tapping' to open up an app or link. While all of this sounds great, the feature is admittedly time consuming and not ideal for those that don't necessarily require it. To make this possible, the iPhone makes use of the front-facing camera that is often used for Face Time. The program loops through all available options or applications, and the user must jerk their head to either the left or right to make a selection.
  • Sony Xperia Z Ultra Hands-On Video - The Xperia Z Ultra has been designed beautifully and, as you can see in the image above, the 6.4 inch Android 4.2 device dwarfs the company's flagship Xperia Z. The good news is that this doesn't mean that it's too big to fit into your pockets, it's just 6.5mm thin. In comparison the Xperia Z measures in at 7.9 mm. The Z Ultra is a bit on the heavy side though, weighing in at 212g (the smaller screened Galaxy Mega 6.3 weighs 198g). As rumored earlier, the ZU is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 (2.2GHz quad-core processor), and although it's big, the 1080p display appears to be pretty sharp and bright. As you will see in the video, it supports not just capacitive styluses but also graphite pencils, and it will be certainly fun writing notes on a new handwriting recognition keyboard. On the downside, you get just an 8-megapixel cam rather than the 13-megapixel shooter on the Xperia Z. Also, there's no flash. So, this may not be the device that shutterbugs will be interested in. The speaker position is also a bit annoying with the ZU, though that's a pretty minor issue for most. The device supports LTE, has 2GB of RAM, 16GB of onboard storage, and a microSD card slot. And it has a 3,000mAh battery and is water and dust proof. The Xperia ZU will launch in Q3.
  • Google Glass-Equipped Surgery (video) - We have already been given a lot of chances to see how the world looks through the Google Glass. And now, Dr. Rafael Grossmann of the Eastern Maine Medical Center has shown how the high tech wearable computer could be very useful in healthcare by performing a Google Glass-equipped surgery.
  • Canada Finally Getting Kickstarter - According to the Kickstarter website, the company will be open to Canada-based projects later this summer.
  • High Speed Footage Reveals an AK-47 Works Even Better Under Water - The AK-47 can be considered the Timex watch of the gun world. It takes a licking, and keeps on ticking, except that by ticking we of course mean firing round after round of ammunition. The automatic machine gun is based on a gas recoil system that uses the hot expanding gases of a bullet being fired to automatically rechamber the next round, and surprisingly, it appears to work even better under water. The folks at Smarter Every Day sunk an AK-47 in an aquarium and, using a high-speed camera, they discovered that the weapon happily still fires while under water. Not only that, it actually reloads itself faster, because H2O can't be compressed. But while the weapon appears to operate more efficiently while submerged, the bullets are also slowed, so unfortunately it's considerably less lethal for hunting mermaids and sharks.
  • Elysium - Official Trailer #2 - Set in the year 2159, where the very wealthy live on a man-made space station while the rest of the population resides on a ruined Earth, a man takes on a mission that could bring equality to the polarized worlds.
  • Holy Crap It's Good This Airplane Wasn't Flying! - Sat on that plane, the passengers must have been very, very, very relieved that it was still on the ground rather than in the air. Also, great control on the part of the pilot as he kept it together while the craft began to snake across the runway. 
  • Mother Sheep VS Wolf - Nature is an intense place...
  • Amazing bead chain experiment in slow motion - These beads seem to levitate, defy gravity and jump out of the beaker. But how and why do they act like this? We met up with Steve Mould, the science guy from Britain's Brightest, to explore the science behind the "self siphoning beads" - also known as "Newton's Beads". To get a closer look at the phenomenon, we filmed them in slow motion to try to work out what exactly was happening, and how the behaviour changes with height.
  • HUMANS ARE AWESOME GoPro Tribute - People Are Awesome, they are brilliant in comparison to all other living beings. Our abilities are amazing and somewhat out of this world.
  • Bikini Search - Natasha and Devin visit San Lorenzo Bikini's new store in Newport Beach California to search for bikinis to feature on A BIKINI A DAY. Watch to see their favorite pieces from the store and advice on what suits to wear. Need help finding a bikini? Or just want to look at big boobies? Well this video caters to everyone!
  • Camila Morais 4 3suisses Lingerie - Brazilian babe for an internet chain.
  • Sarah Barrett Shows Off Her Yellow Bikini Video - check it out
  • Miranda Kerr Does A Bikini Good - Miranda Kerr and bikini clearly means "ridiculously hot" :P
  • The best pics on the Internet #26 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,27 2013 - tech
DirectX 11.2 Announced - tech
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Microsoft has announced DirectX 11.2, exclusive to Windows 8.1 and next-gen consoles. One of the new features is called tiled resources and allows the video card to use system ram in order to improve texture detail.

Windows 8.1 preview video is loud and colorful - tech
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With the launch of the public preview version of Windows 8.1 today, Microsoft is wasting no time in hyping the first major upgrade for Windows 8 with a new video. The video showcases the changes to the Start screen, including highlighting its larger and smaller Live Tiles, the deeper customization features, the 'apps only' list and the more improved search features. It also shows off the new 'snap view' modes for the Modern Windows 8 apps that will allow users to run more than just two apps at one time. The video also shows the redesign of the Windows Store for the Windows 8.1 upgrade and, yes, the Start button is showcased at the bottom.

 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,26 2013 - tech
Nvidia launches the GeForce GTX 760 - tech
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Nvidia has launched the latest entrant to their 2013 GTX 700 series of high-end gaming graphics cards. The Nvidia GTX 760 isn't anything new. Packing the same die as 2012's GTX 660 Ti (and GTX 670, GTX 680 for that matter), the company has configured the GK104 (Kepler) die such that only 1152 CUDA cores are active, much lower than the 1344 CUDA cores in the GTX 670 and definitely far lesser than the fully enabled GTX 770 with 1536 CUDA cores.
To that end this launch is a great deal like the GTX 770 launch last month, with NVIDIA improving performance, lowering prices, and putting AMD on the defensive all at the same time. Thanks to these performance improvements and price cuts, the GTX 760 ends up coming within 3% of the soon to be retired GTX 670 and easily surpasses the GTX 660 Ti, all the while coming in at a price well below both at $249. Like most mid-cycle upgrades this is more about bringing existing performance levels down to new prices, and to that end NVIDIA has delivered on those goals. Ultimately it's not a new level of performance, but it's a new price for what a few months ago would cost $350 or more.

With that said, like any good refresh the presence of the 700 series and the retirement of the 600 series looks to shake up the market, and once more AMD is going to be on the receiving end here. Rather unlike the GTX 770 versus the 7970 GHz Edition, the GTX 760 is not tied with any AMD product. At 1080p it is clearly ahead of both the stock and boost versions of the 7950, by 13% and 8% respectively. This is by no means a commanding lead and AMD still offers better performance in some cases, but on average the GTX 760 is faster, quieter, and $30-$50 cheaper than AMD's closest competitor.

As a result the competitive landscape is clearly in NVIDIA's favor for the time being. AMD has their Never Settle Reloaded bundle to boost the value of the 7950, and if this was a repeat of the GTX 660 Ti launch – where the two cards were tied – then that strategy would be solid. Ultimately with such a large game bundle only the individual buyer can truly assign a value to AMD's bundle, but in this case we believe AMD can't afford to be slower and more expensive at the same time. At current prices NVIDIA's GTX 760 has AMD beat, in essence repeating the GTX 670 launch by once more undercutting the 7950.

Wrapping things up, having established the GTX 760's current control of the $250 price point let's talk about the wider market for the GTX 760. As a mid-cycle refresh the performance gains over the 600 series won't knock anyone's socks off, but then like most mid-cycle refreshes this isn't a product targeted at existing 600 series owners. Rather this is targeted at buyers looking to upgrade their older 55nm/40nm generation video cards, or with the recent launch of Haswell, putting together a new system outright.

With a $249 price tag the GTX 760 is most straightforward successor to enthusiast cards like the GTX 560 Ti and GTX 460 1GB. In the case of the former, now one full cycle old, the performance gains are solid, with GTX 760 improving on the GTX 560 Ti by about 67%. This isn't exceptional by any means (the GTX 570 to GTX 770 was 75%) but it's about average for a 2 year (generational) improvement. Otherwise for a true doubling we'll have to wait for one more year, as evidenced by the better than 100% performance gains over the 3 year old GTX 460 1GB.

AMD's Latest Commercial Goes Up Against Nvidia - tech
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This commercial shows a PC gamer who bought a new graphics card and is facing some technical issues with his favourite games. And then, out of nowhere, a guy appears to help him out with his problems. Naturally, instead of lowering some settings, tweaking his PC or overclocking his GPU, that guy suggests him to get a new AMD card, as those cards are said to "be the best for PC gaming these days." (Cough...) :-)

 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,24 2013 - tech
Battlefield 4: Frostbite 3 Engine Features - tech
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Hear about the next generation Frostbite 3 engine powering BF4, straight from the developers at DICE.

Nvidia GeForce 320.39 Drivers Leaked - tech
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According to reports, this set will be released alongside Nvidia's GTX760 cards, and comes with a new version of the PhysX Software. In addition, players report better framerates in a number of games (such as Metro: Last Light and GRID 2).

 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,22 2013 - tech
TechNews - Samsung ATIV Q Revealed - tech
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  • Samsung ATIV Q: The Best Of Two Worlds (Hands-On Video) - Samsung says that their ATIV Q is "addressing consumers" desire to access Android apps on a Windows-based PC, the ATIV Q allows users to experience both Windows 8 and Android (Jelly Bean 4.2.2) on the same device. Users will not only get access to Android apps via Google Play but also be able to transfer files, to share folders and files from Windows 8 to Android, "truly marrying the mobile and PC experiences."  The device will allow you to launch Android from Windows 8, pin Android apps to the Windows 8 start screen, use the same screen to launch Android and Windows 8 apps, and of course access both the Play Store and Microsoft Store. The specs of the device include an Intel Core i5 Haswell processor with HD 4400 graphics, 4GB RAM, a 128GB SSD, and a 13.3-inch display, which "offers 2.8 times higher pixel density (275ppi) than full HD displays", according to Samsung. The whole thing weighs 1.29kg and measures in at 13.9mm.
  • Samsung unveils Galaxy NX Camera and Active Q Tablet - Leading mobile manufacturer Samsung has introduced the Galaxy NX camera and the Active Q, a portable laptop/tablet duo that can switch seamlessly between Windows 8 and Android. According to Fox News, Active Q has a 13.3-inch display with 3,200 * 1,800 pixel resolution. Samsung also announced several new updates to its flagship Galaxy S smartphone line, including mini, active and zoom versions. Samsung's Zoom version is the first smartphone with a 10x optical zoom function. The Galaxy S4 Active version allows the users up to 30 minutes of protection underwater.
  • Best Graphics Cards For The Money: June 2013 - As far as performance goes, the first clear group of GPUs includes the Radeon HD 7870 LE and below. You see a great correlation between speed and cost up to this $250 card. Every dollar you spend yields a commensurate return in performance. In the value-oriented segment, that's exactly what you want to see. Beyond that point, price increases faster than performance, negatively affecting absolute value. Having said that, if you're a hardcore gamer who desires high resolutions and taxing detail settings, cards like the GeForce GTX 670 or 770 will make the difference between playable and unplayable frame rates. Nvidia's GeForce GTX 780 is significantly faster than the Radeon HD 7970 or GeForce GTX 770, but its $650 price point hurts value. The same can be said for the GeForce GTX Titan, with a $1000 sticker that defies it's meager improvement over the 780. In that highest tier, Nvidia's GeForce GTX 690 performs a bit better than the new Radeon HD 7990.
  • Fitting One Petabyte On A DVD? - This company claims that its new two-light beam system will allow for up to one petabyte of data to be stored on a single DVD: Word is: In Nature Communications today, we, along with Richard Evans from CSIRO, show how we developed a new technique to enable the data capacity of a single DVD to increase from 4.7 gigabytes up to one petabyte (1,000 terabytes). This is equivalent of 10.6 years of compressed high-definition video or 50,000 full high-definition movies
  • Kim Dotcom: Megaupload data in Europe wiped out by hosting company - Kim Dotcom today said on Twitter that Megaupload user data in Europe has been "irreversibly lost" because it was deleted by a Netherlands-based server hosting company called LeaseWeb.
  • Facebook Unveils Video For Instagram - Facebook today unveiled a highly anticipated video feature for its popular Instagram photo-sharing app, a foray that comes as mobile rivals circle its business. In keeping with its status as king of stylized photos, Instagram will feature 13 filters for video. "What we did to photos we just did to video," said Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom at Facebook's headquarters here. Instagram's video app is available on Apple's App Store and Google's Play. In addition to its signature filters, Instagram will enable 15 second videos, custom cover frames, and image stabilization. The move by the world's largest social network underscores tense rivalry between Facebook and Twitter. Twitter's Vine short form video service, launched in January, has amassed a fast following for its quirky and raw six-second videos.
  • How To Uninstall McAfee Antivirus -  How To Uninstall McAfee Antivirus - Featuring John McAfee himself (thanks Psolord)
  • Pirate Bay Founder To Be Extradited to Denmark - Pirate Bay founder Gottfrid Svartholm will be extradited to Denmark where he faces several new hacking charges. In Denmark, Gottfrid is accused of downloading a large number of files, including police records, from the mainframe of IT company CSC. The timing of the extradition is still unknown since among other things the Pirate Bay founder has to await the verdict in his Swedish hacking trial which is due later this week
  • Skype launches video-messaging service on Android, Blackberry and - Any Skype user can now send a video message to friends and family who are offline. Rolled out in February as a beta preview, Video Messaging launched on Monday to all Skype users.
  • MetroPCS Begins Selling First HSPA+ Phones -MetroPCS has announced that it has initiated sales of HSPA+ based smartphones in its retail stores. Earlier this week, MetroPCS began accepting unlocked HSPA+ phones in several markets, including Boston, Hartford, Las Vegas, and Dallas, and today announced that it is selling the LG L9 and Samsung Galaxy Exhibit as the first two HSPA+ phones. The company is working to switch its CDMA-based customers over to GSM-based devices, which run on T-Mobile's network rather that MetroPCS' as it integrates the two. MetroPCS will begin selling an HSPA+ and LTE version of the Samsung Galaxy S III on June 17. The company did not say when it expects to broaden the availability of these first HSPA+ phones and the BYOD service beyond the first few markets.
  • The Most Advanced Directional Sign on Earth - This is real footage of Points shot in Brooklyn, NY. Everything was captured on camera, and no CG is being used.
  • Volvo's Autonomous Self-Parking Concept - Volvo Car Group has developed an ingenious concept for autonomous parking. The technology relieves the driver of the time-consuming task of finding a vacant parking space. The driver just drops the vehicle off at the entrance to the car park and picks it up later. The self-parking car uses sensors to localise and navigate to a free parking space. Volvo Cars' smart, driverless car also interacts safely and smoothly with other cars and pedestrians in the car park. Spokesmen in the video include Toscan Bennett, Vice President Product Strategy at Volvo Cars, and Mikael Thor, Active Safety Engineer at Volvo Cars.
  • Scary Base Jump Mishap - All the jumper suffered from was a broken nose!
  • "Offline Beer" Glass Stops Drinkers Using Their Phones - check it out
  • Russia Traffic Jam Win - In Russia, people handle traffic their own way.
  • Riddick - International Trailer - Betrayed by his own kind and left for dead on a desolate planet, Riddick fights for survival against alien predators and becomes more powerful and dangerous than ever before. Soon bounty hunters from throughout the galaxy descend on Riddick only to find themselves pawns in his greater scheme for revenge. With his enemies right where he wants them, Riddick unleashes a vicious attack of vengeance before returning to his home planet of Furya to save it from destruction.
  • Man of Steel - Now Playing TV Spots -check it out
  • Kick-Ass 2 - Official Theatrical Trailer #2 - The costumed high-school hero Kick-Ass joins with a group of normal citizens who have been inspired to fight crime in costume. Meanwhile, the Red Mist plots an act of revenge that will affect everyone Kick-Ass knows.
  • The first trailer for 'Jobs' is out - check it out
  • Arnold Schwarzenegger VS Jesse Ventura! - Who's got the bigger arms?
  • The Most Insane Dance Moves You'll See Today - Some fun dance moves you could learn to do at home if not for things like gravity and physics.
  • Sexy Butt Lifting Workout - For this Butt Lift Workout Danielle is doing two exercises: Squats and kick-back variations with the Bun Toner Pro (BunTonerPro.com). The squats are great for building the butt and legs while the Bun Toner will help isolate the glute muscles. She starts off my doing barbell squats for about 15-20 reps. Then does kick-backs, 3 different variations. She repeats this 3x then finishing with as many body weight squats as she can.
  • Kate Upton body painted 4 Sports Illustrated - Kate Upton got body painted voor Sports Illustrated. These are some extra pictures.
  • Atom Phakjira 4 Zoo Thailand - Who knew they liked ladies in bikinis in Thailand too.
  • Helen Flanagan's Super Sexy Lingerie Pictures - A few of these look familiar, but for a greatest hits compilation of Helen pictures, it's pretty damn good
  • Lucy Pinder's Ultimate Photo Collection - NUTS magazine released 'The Ultimate Lucy Pinder Collection'. Most of these are from old photoshoots, but here are the ones that have never made it onto the site.
  • The best pics on the Internet #25 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,15 2013 - tech
TechNews - Detailed Google Glass tear down - tech
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  • Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 Review: One Flexible Ultrabook - On the upside, Lenovo's IdeaPad Yoga 13 (+$1000) is surely thin and lightweight. The satin-finished aluminum system casing is both solid and elegant. The island-style keyboard is above average, the massive touchpad is great, and the IPS-based touchscreen is fantastic. The innovative hinges are sturdy enough to accommodate all four of the Yoga 13's usage modes, making this one truly versatile mobile PC. It runs cool and quiet, and the performance is more or less what we'd expect to see for a system with these specifications. An empty mSATA/min-PCIe port in this form factor are just icing on the cake, right? Unfortunately, since the Yoga 13 isn't openly user-serviceable, getting to these components isn't a job for the timid. And while upgradable memory may seem like a bonus since most models in this size class feature RAM soldered directly to the motherboard, due to the Yoga 13's closed nature, this also loses much of its relevance.
  • Synology DS1812+ 8-bay NAS review - The Synology DS1812+ is a 8-bay NAS, and there are many applicable disk configurations (JBOD / RAID-0 / RAID-1 / RAID-5 / RAID-6). Most users looking for a balance between performance and redundancy are going to choose RAID-5. Hence, we performed all our expansion / rebuild duration testing as well as power consumption recording with the unit configured in RAID-5 mode. The disks used for benchmarking (Western Digital WD4000FYYZ) were also used in this section. The table below presents the average power consumption of the unit as well as time taken for various RAID-related activities.
  • GALAXY GTX 780 SOC, GTX 770 2GB SOC White Edition - Galaxy 770/780, and many of their previous cards, cover a nice little niche as I get many questions about white PCB graphics cards. More and more people are starting to realize that the look of the back of your graphics card is quite important if you are going for a really good looking build - If white is your colour look no further
  • World's 1st CPU Cooler With Active Noise Cancellation - This looks pretty interesting. I guess we'll have to get one of these!
  • Detailed Google Glass tear down reveals a TI chip and 570 mAh battery - And finally someone found the cojones to crack open a Google Glass like a nut. Everybody loves a teardown of a brand new piece of gadget but the Google's eyewear put up quite a feisty battle. Its hefty price tag and almost unbreakable shell changed many a minds midway. But thanks to the super inquisitive minds it has been now opened it to its bare bones. A Torx T5 screwdriver, some heating, a little body strength and some permanent damage was all that was needed to tear the Google Glass down.
  • NVIDIA SHIELD Goes Big at E3 2013 - SHIELD wound up everywhere at E3 2013.
  • Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom packs a 16 MP camera with 10X optical zoom - Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S4 Active last week and today marks the unwrapping of the Galaxy S4 Zoom. Not exactly a stunner when it comes to looks it is something between a S4 Mini and a Galaxy camera. Running on Android 4.2 it has a 16 megapixel sensor, 10X optical zoom, Xenon Flash, 4.3 inch SAMOLED display supporting a resolution of (960×540 pixels), LTE and making all of this run is a dual core 1.5 ghz processor.
  • Samsung Galaxy S4 Is Pretty Rugged - Samsung has posted a video on YouTube which shows the Galaxy S4 being punished in a variety of ways and the device seems to be surviving everything. Of course, they wouldn't have released the video if the S4s that were tested didn't make it. As you will see in the video below, which is in Korean with English subs, they are putting it through punishments such as dropping it from a height, punching it, covering it with dust, keeping it under water, giving it an electric shock, and even baking it. The device is doing well against all those attacks.
  • Apple has posted its iOS 7 overview video, highlights all the - As rumoured, iOS 7 brings with it a far cleaner and flatter design with heavily updated colours, icons and new features. The new lock screen offers thin fonts, an animated wallpaper and the ability to quickly swipe down to access Notification Center.
  • How Do iOS 7 Features Compare to Android, WP8 and Blackberry? - Some of these features are new to any mobile OS, while others have existed in competing platforms for a while now. For those that are curious about what iOS 7 introduced, and how they compare to features found on existing operating systems, CNET has created a pretty awesome comparison chart that tells you just that.
  • Microsoft releases Office Mobile for iOS, available to 365 subscribers only - Following many months of speculation and even a few leaked screens, Microsoft has finally launched a version of Office for iOS. The suite will be offered as a free download, though before you get too excited there are a couple of caveats: it's optimized for the iPhone only and is limited to Office 365 subscribers.
  • AT&T Teases Waterproof Phone - AT&T today posted a teaser video on its YouTube channel that suggests it will soon release a waterproof smartphone. The video depicts a device, which resembles the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active, being dunked in water and accepting calls while submerged. The video says that more details will become available June 13.
  • Improve Your Social Skills By Talking To Your Computer - According to MIT, talking to a computer program can help your social skills. Either that, or it will make you even more introverted and socially awkward. :-D
  • France Disconnects First File-Sharer From the Internet - After three years and millions of warning letters, the French three-strikes anti-piracy law "Hadopi" has resulted in the first Internet disconnection. The customer in question will be without Internet access for two weeks and must also pay a 600 euro fine. Quoting officials, PC Inpact reports that the file-sharer was caught sharing one or two files and failed to respond to earlier warnings. If no appeal is filed within 10 days the file-sharer's Internet provider will move forward with the disconnection. For 15 days the customer will be denied access to the Internet, but the ISP must ensure that e-mail, instant messaging and other VOIP services continue to work. The sentencing comes at a peculiar time. Last month a nine-member panel recommended that the Government scraps the Hadopi agency, the body that currently oversees the graduated response system.
  • How NSA spooks spaffed my DAD'S DATA ALL OVER THE WEB - Shock, horror, scandal! America's NSA secretly took data from my website for its fiendish PRISM web-snooping project - and it ended up blasted all over the internet! Top-secret slides detailing the massive electronic surveillance programme were leaked last week by ex-CIA techie Edward Snowden. A close inspection of the presentation reveals a terrible scandal missed by the entire mainstream media: the project's weird logo is startlingly similar, if not an exact copy, of my father's own work.
  • Jet-powered Bike Gets Up to 50MPH - The idea of a bike going 50mph isn't technically crazy - I mean, there are motorcycles after all. But as you watch the bike in the video, it clearly wasn't meant for this. This old bike's wheels basically go to crap under the pressure of the jet-powered engine.
  • 2014 Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG revealed in video - I don't have official details on the new S63 AMG yet, but I expect the company's twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter V8 to be found underhood, putting out something like 550 horsepower in the base model. (Like the new E-Class, an S model will likely be offered). The AMG Speedshift dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel drive will likely be part of the S63 AMG package, too.
  • Peugeot 208 T16, Sebastien Loeb finally meet Pikes Peak - In preparation for the 2013 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb being held later this month, Sébastien Loeb is getting in his first testing sessions of his Red Bull-sponsored Peugeot 208 T16 racecar.
  • UK Restaurant Delivers Food with iTray Flying Drone - Yo! Sushi is a UK-based restaurant chain and their using flying drones to deliver their newest creation, the Yo! Burger. That's right. The server isn't even going to walk to your table to give you your food.
  • Liquid Oxygen (slow motion) - Periodic Table of Videos - Dropping hot charcoal into liquid oxygen - filmed with a high-speed camera
  • Snakes on a Plane - The TV Edit - Funny - The best tv edit of any movie is here :-)
  • Man Of Tai Chi - Coming Soon  -  In April, we saw the initial teaser trailer for Keanu Reeves' first stab at directing, Man Of Tai Chi. Now here comes the international trailer, full of kicking, punching, death holds and Reeves himself snarling, 'Finish him!' which is probably a personal dream of his… The man of Tai Chi in question is young 'Tiger' Chen Lin Hu (Tiger Hu Chen) who spends his days working as a courier. But by night he's a martial arts star, having worked hard to become adept at the Ling Kong Tai Chi tradition. Slowly rising up the standings in the prestigious Wulin Wang championship, Tiger is approached by powerful Hong Kong businessman Donaka Mark (Reeves) who runs a brutal underground fighting where combatants clash without rules and wealthy patrons watch via private webcams.
  • 300: Rise of an Empire - Official Trailer - 300: Rise of an Empire is an upcoming 2014 American film directed by Noam Murro. It is a follow-up to the 2007 film 300, taking place before, during, and after the events of that film
  • Microsoft has released a new commercial - 'Windows Everywhere' - Microsoft has released a new commercial called, "Windows Everywhere". As the name implies, the commercial highlights that Windows is on everything that you use and that the software is a complete solution for all of your technology needs.
  • PEOPLE ARE AWESOME MAY / JUN 2013 - check it out
  • A supercell caught on film - check it out
  • A fox cub coming to people so they can help him - check it out!
  • Fight Me Prank - check it out
  • Shocking public restroom 'accident' - If you thought the recent distracted driving campaign from Mini in Mexico was messed up, then check this out. The UK Department of Transport has teamed up with advertising company Leo Burnett Worldwide to create a new ad campaign called Pub Loo Shocker with the hopes of reducing drinking and driving accidents.
  • Chick Goes Nuts Over Not Getting A Receipt - check it out
  • Hot Chick Gets Robbed At Ball Game - check it out
  • The most under rated Youtube-comedian - check it out
  • Interview with Playboy's - New Amateur Mode Woo Woo - Get to know Playboy's new Amateur model, Woo Woo, with this exclusive interview filmed by, Dave Rowe.
  • Busty Bikini Girl Can't Dance - Another very busty bikini model dances and has fun while some other bikini girls watch from the sidelines. If you like bikini girls with big boobs, have a look. And if you are a girl who wants to learn how to dance sexy, watch this video :-D This bikini dance is from a bikini contest movie.
  • Justene Jaro Sexy In Leather - Video - Move over, Bond girls. Babeology's back with the sexy model Justene Jaro, and she's posing in a hot leather outfit worthy of a double agent.
  • The Hot Model Show - Bre Tiesi - Bre Tiesi posses topless on the beach for a hot photoshoot.
  • The Booth Babes of Computex 2013 - check it out
  • Farrah Abraham reveals her stunning bikini body in the beach - Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham slipped into a mismatched two piece bikini with yellow halter necked bra and pink side knotted panty.
  • The best pics on the Internet #24 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,13 2013 - tech
NVIDIA shows technology being used by The Witcher 3 - tech
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will support Nvidia's GPU PhysX, and TXAA, as well as new techniques for Fur and Hair (Nvidia's response to AMD's TressFX tech perhaps?), HBAO+ and tessellation.

 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,07 2013 - tech
TechNews - VIA Anounces an Android PC - tech
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  • Sapphire Demos Radeon HD 7990 Atomic Card - Sapphire is showing off its upcoming watercooled Radeon HD 7990 Atomic at Computex today: You see, while Sapphire has a reference Radeon HD 7990 based on AMD's latest design, it has been cooking up a fully-custom board in the skunkworks. The six-output HD 7990 Atomic 6GB card uses an enclosed liquid-cooling system as found on the ARES II but is presented in a much sleeker form factor than ASUS's offering. It must be noted that the at-show card is a very early sample and Sapphire will refine the tubing, pump and reservoir before limited-run production in a few months. Sapphire declined to discuss frequencies yet indicated that it would certainly be the fastest HD 7990 around. When pushed on price, Bill relayed that the card package - GPU, pre-fitted waterblock, tubing, two-in one reservoir and pump - would likely cost around £1,000. You had better start saving if you're a fan of AMD graphics!
  • ASUS 8-Series Haswell Motherboards: New UEFI Tour - For the past couple of generations, ASUS has introduced continuous improvements to its UEFI setups - the experience with Haswell is no different. Everything from integrated Secure Erase to history/change logs and quick note features are on the table this generation
  • Seagate 600 240GB SSD - Legit Reviews has the Seagate 600 240GB SSD on the test bench today for a little review action. Word is: "We found performance on our Seagate 600 240GB drive to be very good with the Link_A_Media Devices (LAMD) LM87800 controller handling all the heavy lifting. The specifications of 550MB/s reads and 450MB/s writes were hit without a problem and even on incompressible data, speeds were solid. IOPS performance was very good as well, exceeding the 80,000/70,000 reads/writes by a bit to place in the upper portion of the comparison list."
  • WD Delivers World's Thinnest 1 TB Hard Drive - WD has announced at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2013 (booth L0810) it is shipping the world's thinnest 1 TB hard drive with its new 2.5-inch WD Blue 7 mm hard drive. Offering OEMs, channel integrators and consumers a unique storage solution for thin and light systems, slimmer notebooks, as well as compatibility with the industry-standard 9.5 mm drive slots of mainstream notebooks, the WD Blue hard drive family, in capacities from 320 GB to 1 TB in the 7 mm height, now provides a singular option of thin design and high capacity storage.
  • VIA Anounces an Android PC in a Cardboard Box - The APC Rock board is a Neo-ITX form factor board, and thus measures only 170 x 80 mm. The board is based on an ARM Cortex-A9 chip, carries 512 MB of DDR3 memory, as well as 4 GB of NAND flash. External connectivity is taken care of by an HDMI port, a VGA port, two USB 2.0 ports, an outgoing microUSB port, audio ports and a microSD slot. Internet connectivity is handled by a 100 Mbit Ethernet port.
  • ASUS Zenbook Infinity: Hands On with the Most Beautiful Notebook at Computex - Internally, the Zenbook Infinity is also pretty cool. Unlike all other Haswell Ultrabooks we've seen, the ZBI is home to a 28W Haswell ULT: the Core i7-4558U. The dual-core part features Intel's Iris 5100 graphics (GT3 without Crystalwell) as well as a higher base CPU clock frequency. The result should be a very interesting combination of power efficiency and GPU performance on tap. ASUS seems to always pick the right parts to integrate into its mobile devices, and the i7-4558U is definitely an interesting one.
  • First Look At Windows 8.1 - Microsoft has put out a new video highlighting some of the new features of Windows 8.1. The video is cool but doesn't show anything start menu related so, if that's what you were hoping for, you can skip this video.
  • Samsung Wins Import Ban Against Apple Devices - The U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled that Apple has violated a standard-essential patent regarding 3G technology owned by Samsung. Per Samsung's request, the ITC voted in favor of banning some Apple products, including the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and 3G versions of the original iPad and iPad 2. Apple may appeal the decision with federal courts or ask the White House for a reprieve. Neither company offered a statement on the ruling.
  • New Direct Drive Miniature Quadruped Robot - Mark my words, these things are capable of traveling in packs to take you down quickly and more efficiently. Say hello to your new spider-like robot overlords.
  • Domino's Using Drones To Deliver Pizza  - See the latest delivery innovation from Domino's. The DomiCopter - taking deliveries to new heights.
  • Texas Triggers - 1000yd SHOT standing w/ .50 cal  - This took place at one of our Texas Triggers spring events.
  • First Terrifying Trailer for James Wan's 'Insidious: Chapter 2' - The famed horror team of director James Wan and writer Leigh Whannell reuznite with the original cast of Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Lin Shaye, Barbara Hershey and Ty Simpkins in INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 2, a terrifying sequel to the acclaimed horror film, which follows the haunted Lambert family as they seek to uncover the mysterious childhood secret that has left them dangerously connected to the spirit world. In theaters: September 13th, 2013
  • Sci-Fi 'Koyakatsi' Proof of Concept Trailer by Ayoub Qanir - A young scientist and a military doctor team-up to investigate a series of unidentifiable, non-biological attacks. What they discover is a threat far greater than they could have ever imagined.
  • Unbelievably Bad Russian Driver Flips Car While Parking - Here we see a Russian taxi driver bash into another car while parking. The taxi driver tries to flee the scene, but manages hit another car so hard that he flips his own vehicle.
  • Slow-Mo Photo Booth by Bruton Stroube Studios - At a recent ad industry mixer hosted by Bruton Stroube Studios in St. Louis, Missouri, the production studio set up a Phantom Miro high speed camera in a slow-mo photo booth. Throughout the party, guests were invited to do whatever they wished in front of the camera. Bruton Stroube Studios assembled the best moments in this entertaining compilation video.
  • Magic trick freaks out reporter on live TV - check it out
  • Toy Critic Pug - I know there are many pug lovers out there and this pug is probably the best toy critic ever!
  • Why videos of ships launching are always shot from far away - check it out
  • The incredible story of a face transplant (video) - For Carmen Tarleton, the day started out normally enough. Tarleton, 45, had errands to run, a piano lesson to get to, a house to tidy. Tomorrow was Valentine's Day, and for the first time in a long time - the first time since the attack five years earlier - she looked forward to spending it with a new boyfriend. And then everything changed. The phone rang, and Tarleton's surgeon gave her the news: after more than a year of searching, doctors were optimistic that they'd finally found her a new face. Less than 24 hours later, at 5AM on February 14th, 2013, Carmen Tarleton was wheeled into an operating room at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, MA, for an experimental procedure that would replace her own scarred, mangled face with that of recently deceased 56-year-old Cheryl Denelli-Righter. If the surgeons succeeded, Tarleton would become just the seventh American patient to undergo a risky, experimental procedure known as a face transplant.
  • How much fast food Americans eat every second - Here's how much fast food is produced every second in the U.S. Every time you blink, McDonald's sells at least 2 Big Macs. Every time you breath, KFC makes over 6 pieces of fried chicken.
  • Sexy Playboy Cyber Girl Shoot - Annette White - Annette White is on set in her Golden Bikini for her Playboy Cybergirl of the Month of May 2013 shoot.
  • Brazil Bikini Girl's Butt Workout - In this video our Brazilian bikini model is teaching here simple home butt and leg workout. This workout will life your butt and tone your legs. Try to follow along if you can understand her! :-D
  • Xenia Deli 4 KOM Swimwear - South African beauty Xenia Deli showing us her good sides.
  • Lucy Pinder's Sexy New Lingerie Shoot For Nuts Magazine - Here she is busting out in sexy lingerie in the latest NUTS magazine photoshoot!
  • The best pics on the Internet #23 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - Jun,01 2013 - tech
TechNews - Nvidia launches GTX 700M GPUs - tech
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  • Intel Haswell Makes Its Debut: Core i7-4770K Review - In terms of performance the upgrade to Haswell is very reminiscent of what we observed when going from Sandy Bridge to Ivy Bridge: for the most part we saw very minor performance increases. Haswell looked most impressive in our encoding benchmarks where it was 3 to 13% faster. In our battery of application-based it was was 2 - 11% faster than Ivy, while the synthetic benchmark programs showed only minimal margins. Although Ivy Bridge only provided a slight performance increase over Sandy, it was still a welcomed arrival for newcomers to the platform. Ivy Bridge improved efficiency, added a few new features, while it maintained the same price point of Sandy Bridge. Haswell, on the other hand, seems less attractive for desktop users for a simple reason: it is not backwards compatible with Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge. The new LGA1150 socket means those wanting to upgrade to Haswell will need a new motherboard, such as those featured in our review. Thus, performance won't be a driver of desktop user upgrades with a small 13% jump at best. For those coming from much older platforms or an AMD system, then the Haswell socket change won't pose much of an obstacle.
  •  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 700M aims to make gaming notebooks powerful and portable - Not to be outdone by its arch-nemesis AMD, Nvidia has launched a fresh volley of mobile Geforce GTX 700M GPUs, namely the GTX 760M, 765M, 770M and 780M. Nvidia claims its GTX 780M is the fastest mobile GPU in existence, even besting AMD's recently released Radeon HD 8970M -- a chip, if only briefly, stood atop the heap of mobile GPUs fit for gaming. Nvidia claims the 780M can run Bioshock Infinite, Battlefield 3, Farcry 3, Tomb Radier (2013) and Assassin's Creed III at 1080p with settings cranked up to "Ultra".
  • Asus to release 31.5-inch 4K monitor in the US next month - ASUS has just announced that it is launching a new 4K monitor in the US the market. Known as the PQ321, this 31.5 inch display features a 3840 x 2160 resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio, equivalent to four full HD 1920 X 1080 displays stacked side-by-side. Boasting a 140 ppi screen, Asus' upcoming monitor should be able to meet the demands of even the most dedicated videophiles once it becomes available next month. The PQ321 offers 176 degree viewing angles on both the vertical and horizontal planes, so users will be able to see the incredibly high resolution display so matter where they are sitting. In addition, the display includes IGZO technology, which helps keep its energy usage to a minimum.
  • Windows 8.1 build 9415 screenshots appear - Screenshots have appeared of a new build of Windows 8.1 - build 9415 - that don't really show a great deal of new features, but nevertheless show the progress of Windows 8.1 as we approach a public Preview release of the operating system. The Chinese build, with screenshots posted on PCBeta, includes the Start button, however it doesn't look like it's visible all the time with the OS instead requiring a mouse-over in the bottom left corner to get it to appear. It's unclear at this stage whether this build of Windows will leak to the pubic, but if it doesn't it won't be too long until we'll have a public version of Windows 8.1 to test; Microsoft is preparing a Preview version for release on June 26th. So Microsoft havent really improved Windows at all then if they are going to continue with hiding features most asked for by users or not incorporating them at all ;-)
  • Microsoft Scales Mount Everest - Explore Everest w/ GlacierWorks and Internet Explorer.
  • Opera Next 15.0 Released - The first change you'll notice with Opera Next is a simplified UI. The address and search bar are combined into one, while bookmarks are merged into the Speed Dial function with the ability to group multiple items into a folder -- a design change that first appeared on the Android version.
  • Introducing Gmail's New Inbox - The company says the new features aren't mandatory, you'll be able to go back to the classic look with the click of a mouse.
  • YouTube Lets You Add "Slow-Motion" To Your Videos  - YouTube now lets you make slow-motion videos. You can add slow-motion to videos you upload or to existing videos by using the new enhancement tool.
  • T-Mobile to Sell BlackBerry Q10 June 5 for $99 Down - T-Mobile USA has announced that the BlackBerry Q10 smartphone will be available online and in stores beginning June 5. The device will require a down payment of $99, followed by 24 equal payments of $20. The Q10 will support T-Mobile's LTE 4G network and features a physical QWERTY keyboard, as well as a 3.1-inch touch screen. It runs BlackBerry 10.1. T-Mobile also announced that the Samsung Galaxy Exhibit smartphone (pictured) is available beginning today for $19.99 down and 24 equal payments of $9. The Galaxy Exhibit, which is nearly identical to its predecessor, has a 3.8-inch 800 x 480 pixel screen, 5-megapixel main camera, 1-megapixel user-facing camera, and support for T-Mobile's HSPA+ network. It runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
  • Justice Department seizes anonymous banking service Liberty Reserve - The Department of Justice in conjunction with the US Global Illicit Financial Team has shut down one of the largest online banking services in the world. Liberty Reserve went dark on Monday evening - the site has since been replaced by a message saying the domain name was seized in accordance with a seizure warrant obtained by the Attorney's Office of New York. Authorities believe the service was responsible for laundering more than $6 billion. The service converted money into an alternative currency known as Liberty Reserve Dollars which could then be exchanged anonymously. As you could imagine, such a service could easily be used for all sorts of illegal activity which is exactly what the indictment claims took place. According to the document, the site processed over $1.4 billion in transactions per year. Funds were allegedly used to facilitate narcotics trafficking, identity theft and malware fraud via shell companies in Australia, China, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Morocco, Russia and Spain. One hacker reportedly said he would lose around $25,000 due to the shutdown.
  • Oculus VR co-founder killed in crosswalk during police chase - Police identified the victim today as Andrew Scott Reisse, 33, a resident of Santa Ana, according to KABC-TV in Los Angeles. Coworkers described him as a 'brilliant' man. He was walking in a cross walk when he was hit by a car. Police said the incident started when police saw two cars full of people. An altercation ensued and one of the suspects, 26-year-old Gerardo Diego Ayala, was shot and killed. Police alleged that Victor Sanchez and two other suspect took off in a Dodge Charger. Sanchez, who was allegedly at the wheel, fled from police and crashed into two vehicles before hitting Reisse during the high-speed chase. Sanchez led police through several red lights, including the intersection where Reisse was hit.
  • Kickstarter RC Car That Drives and Flies - Regardless whether or not you guys back this Kickstarter project, you HAVE to check out the quad-rotor / RC car in this video
  • Audi A1 Quattro - XCAR - Yes, the 1.4TSI has the same engine as the SEAT Ibiza Cupra, VW Polo GTI and Skoda Fabia vRS, but it's just another car in the line up. There's no S1 lurking in the wings. This is where the A1 Quattro comes in to play. Its tiny engine bay has been stuffed with the 2.0-litre turbo motor from the last generation Audi S3
  • McLaren MP4-12C Spider clocks 213 mph, faster than official top - In the two-minute video from German publication Sport Auto, we see mostly the speedometer of a McLaren MP4-12C Spider, just touching a speed of 346 kilometers per hour, or just under 215 miles per hour.
  • Pigeons Are Capable Of Using Touchscreens - Pigeons have far better problem solving skills than previously thought - and can use a computer touchscreen, researchers have found. Researchers at the University of Iowa found the birds were able to complete intelligence tests by choosing the correct 'string' on a touchscreen by pecking it with their beak. The results show the birds are capable of making highly intelligent choices, sometimes with problem-solving skills to match.
  • Cannon Fodder Official Trailer HD HQ May 2013 - Official Trailer for the Award Winning Israeli Horror Film CANNON FODDER
  • Machete Kills - International Trailer - The U.S. government recruits Machete to battle his way through Mexico in order to take down an arms dealer who looks to launch a weapon into space.
  • Top 30 Guitar Riffs of the 2000s - check it out
  • Original Bike Tricks from Tim Knoll - This is what happens when you don't read the manual on how to ride a bike :P
  • Cat Boarding - Cat Boarding cat is boarding down the hall. No glitch in the matrix!
  • Incredible footage from the Istanbul protests - These people are fighting for protecting their park because department of this place wants to cut all the trees and build a shopping center in there.
  • Duck Hunt 3D Chalk Art - This week Chris takes on the classic NES game Duck Hunt.
  • A fox steals a man's golf ball and has the time of his life! - check it out
  • Hot 100 Bikini Contest - round #2 - Wet Republic Ultra Pool, MGM Grand Las Vegas - SpyOnVegas Hot 100 Bikini Contest Round 2 2013. Hundreds of America's hottest women compete for over $100,000 in cash prizes.
  • Smokin' Hot Nikki Leigh Lingerie Pictures -Nikki Leigh bikini lingerie pictures could probably sell anything!
  • Coco Austin Lording It In Bikini -  My lord what an ass! :-)
  • Kelly Brook Does GQ Turkey - In case your issue of GQ Turkey got lost in the mail, here's just about the hottest Kelly Brook cover shoot you'll see all year!
  • The best pics on the Internet #22 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - May,28 2013 - tech
TechNews - Microsoft should sell off Xbox and Bing - tech
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  • Gigabyte's Brix mini PC to challenge Intel's Next Unit of Computing - The mini PCs measure just 1.2" x 4.2" x 4.5", and they pack ultrabook-class Ivy Bridge processors and plenty of connectivity. Wi-Fi is included along with Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0, HDMI, and Mini DisplayPort. The Brix lineup comprises four models, three of which are already listed on Gigabyte's site. The GB-XM1-3537 comes with a Core i7-3537U processor, the GB-XM11-3337 is equipped with an i5-3337U, and the GB-XM12-3227 sports-you guessed it-an i3-3227U. There will also be a lower-end GB-XM14-1037 with a Celeron 1037U processor. All those CPUs have dual cores and 17W thermal envelopes. Only the Core processors can execute four threads via Hyper-Threading, though, and Turbo is limited to the i7 and i5 models. Intel's similarly small Next Unit of Computing doesn't dip into Core i5 and i7 territory. It also lacks 3.0 ports, but the top model sports a Thunderbolt jack.
  • Microsoft analyst says Microsoft should sell off Xbox and Bing - Microsoft just announced the Xbox One game console last week, and the company continues to add new features to its Bing search services. However, a noted financial analyst who has covered Microsoft since the company went public believes it would be better off if it were to sell off one or both of these divisions. GeekWire reports that in a research note to investors today, Nomura Equity Research analyst Rick Sherlund stated that the Xbox business was not "profitable enough" for Microsoft. He suggested selling off that portion of the company to one that has a bigger consumer electronics focus, such as Samsung, or perhaps spinning it off into its own separate company.
  • Microsoft Gives Students 3GB Additional Skydrive Storage - Microsoft has made available to students an additional 3GB of Skydrive storage space free of charge for a period of one year. This will give students a total of 10GB of Skydrive storage space with no strings attached other than proof of your current student status. The offer is limited to one per person and the code must be redeemed before December 31st 2013.
  • Google Glass Photographer - Here's someone you'll be seeing in a few months: the Google Glass photographer. Nature shots, concerts, time-lapse videos, weddings...the Google Glass photographer does it all.
  • Google Planning To Build Its Own Wireless Network - Google Inc. is deep into a multipronged effort to build and help run wireless networks in emerging markets as part of a plan to connect a billion or more new people to the Internet. These wireless networks would serve areas such as sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia to dwellers outside of major cities where wired Internet connections aren't available, said people familiar with the strategy. The networks also could be used to improve Internet speeds in urban centers, these people said. Google plans to team up with local telecommunications firms and equipment providers in the emerging markets to develop the networks, as well as create business models to support them, these people said. It is unclear whether Google already has lined up such deals or alliances. A Google spokeswoman declined to comment.
  • Apple Removes Download Options from Quicktime Trailers Website - If you have tried to download a trailer from the Quicktime website lately and wondered why it wasn't possible, Apple has discontinued the option. Without announcing the upcoming action, Apple began phasing out the downloading options as of May 22nd. So, while older trailers can still be downloaded from the site, Apple appears to be removing downloads from older trailers as newer trailers are added, slowly phasing out the availability of trailer downloads altogether.
  • Proposed law would make reprogramming cellphone IDs a crime  - Reprogramming the identification number of a cellphone could be punishable with a prison sentence of up to five years under the terms of a proposed federal law introduced Friday. The Mobile Device Theft Deterrence Act of 2013 makes changing the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number in a phone a crime. The IMEI number is a unique identification number in every cellphone and is exchanged when a mobile phone signs on to a mobile network. In an attempt to combat the growing number of violent street robberies of high-end smartphones, carriers have built a database that blocks stolen phones from being reused. The database relies on the IMEI number, so if the number is reprogrammed in a stolen handset, it could bypass the database check and get resold and reused. Reprogramming the number isn't easy, but it also represents a weak point in the battle against these robberies, which now account for close to half of all street crime in several major U.S. cities. While the theft of the phone and the sale of stolen goods both constitute crimes, the electronic reprogramming in the middle doesn't. The new law would change that.
  • AT&T Adds 61-Cent Admin Fee to All Customers - AT&T has added a new administration fee to the monthly bills of all its customers. The fee amounts to 61 cents, which, when multiplied across AT&T's entire customer base, amounts to about $500 million in extra revenue per year for the company. An AT&T spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal that the fee is less than that charged by its competitors. It went into effect May 1.
  • Sen. Schumer Reintroduces Cell Theft Deterrent Bill - Senator Charles Schumer of New York today reintroduced the Mobile Device Theft Deterrence Act. The bill was first proposed a year ago, but was never acted upon by congress. The act would make it a federal crime to alter or change the unique device identification or IMEI number of a wireless device. Together with the Federal Communications Commission, U.S. wireless network operators last year created a database of stolen device IDs. The database is used by the network operators to deny voice and data services to stolen devices registered on the list. The impetus behind the database and the Mobile Device Theft Deterrence Act is to make it difficult or impossible to activate stolen devices on wireless networks, which reduces the resale value of stolen phones and curbs the theft of mobile devices.
  • Pet Drone That Follows You Around - Falkor System's Sameer Parekh's shows Popular Science an early Pet AR.Drone prototype. The robot uses artificial intelligence algorithms to track a person, follow him or her around from a safe distance, and record video of the journey.
  • Augmented Reality 3D Engine Maintenance App - The video shows the latest 3D tracking technology for Augmented Reality by Inglobe Technologies in the context of an ordinary maintenance demo application. Let me just say this now, if you are a guy, you have no business under the hood of ANY car if you need this app!
  • Testing Your "Motion Quotient" - Researchers at the University of Rochester have found that a simple visual task can predict IQ. In the study, individuals watched video clips of black and white bars moving across a computer screen, the same clips you will see in this video. Their sole task was to identify which direction the bars drifted: to the right or to the left.
  • Chinese Farmer Builds His Own Bionic Arms - A Chinese farmer who lost his hands in an accident turns misfortune into a family enterprise with home-made bionic arms that he now sells to other amputees. This is pretty wicked! Although they not the bets quality, they are quite handy.
  • uChek App on iPhone tests a sample (Water) for glucose, bilirubin... - uChek is a semi-automated urine analysis system enabled for use with smartphones.
  • Homemade Lightsaber!?! MASSIVE 3W Handheld Laser Torching Stuff!!  - This laser uses the new 9mm 450nm laser diode and runs on two 18650 Li Ion batteries. The housing is a custom machined "Sirius" host. I usually try to refrain from using the term "lightsaber" when referring to my lasers but there really isn't much else out there to describe this laser.
  • Watch A BMW M3 And A Stunt Plane Play Tic-Tac-Toe - Street vs. Air, Racecar vs. Aircraft, Drift Ace vs. Action Pilot: Drift pro Dominic Tiroch with his Dotz BMW E92 (M3) DD1 drifting versus former Red Bull Air Race world champion Hannes Arch in his Zivko Edge 540. A nail-biting battle that couldn't be any more thrilling and comes with a surprising, action game showdown
  • World's largest lego model: Life-sized Star Wars X-wing Starfighter - A Star Wars X-wing Starfighter made from 5.3 million bricks has been put on display in Times Square in New York. Lego unveiled the life-sized spaceship to promote a new Lego cartoon series called The Yoda Chronicles. At its tallest the model stands 11 feet high, and has a 44-feet wingspan. The Yoda Chronicles will debut on May 29 on the Cartoon Network.
  • Pacific Rim - TV Spot 2 - When legions of monstrous creatures, known as Kaiju, started rising from the sea, a war began that would take millions of lives and consume humanity's resources for years on end. To combat the giant Kaiju, a special type of weapon was devised: massive robots, called Jaegers, which are controlled simultaneously by two pilots whose minds are locked in a neural bridge. But even the Jaegers are proving nearly defenseless in the face of the relentless Kaiju. On the verge of defeat, the forces defending mankind have no choice but to turn to two unlikely heroes - a washed up former pilot (Charlie Hunnam) and an untested trainee (Rinko Kikuchi) - who are teamed to drive a legendary but seemingly obsolete Jaeger from the past. Together, they stand as mankind's last hope against the mounting apocalypse.
  • 8-Bit Cinema: Iron Man Retold in 60 Animated Seconds - 8-bit Cinema is a new series from CineFix where popular films are given a retro 8-bit video game redesign and retold in 60 animated seconds. For the pilot episode, the 2008 Marvel Studios film, Iron Man, has been given an 8-bit Cinema treatment by Californian filmmakers Norwood Cheek and David Dutton.
  • Vivid Sydney 2013 Time-Lapse - Great spectacles are occurring both inside and outside the Sydney Opera House this fortnight. Vivid Sydney, an annual two-week event of "Light, Music, Ideas," kicked off in Australia on Friday, and as you can see by the projections on the building itself, the creativity is mind-bendingly cool.
  • A Hypnotic Series of GIFs  - Istanbul-based artist Erdal Inci clones sections of video creating an endless array of cloned avatars that appear to flood through the city streets.
  • The Vein Magma - music video - Magma is the very first Dvein's music video for The Vein's new single
  • Skydiver's near impact and landing on top of a mountain - The purpose of this video is to show the importance of spotting, no matter where you jump but in particular in the mountains. The group was the 2nd to exit, the drop was at the wrong place (not a pilot error though) and nobody noticed until it was almost too late. It was pure coincidence and only the quick reaction by the skydivers involved prevented injuries or worse.
  • How to Chill a Beer With a Slingshot - Slingshots aren't just good for firing toilet brushes and Oreos: with a little thought, you can even use one to cool a beer!
  • I-5 Skagit River Bridge collapsing after hit - video - Surveillance video was released to KIRO 7 Eyewitness News of the Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River collapsing. On Thursday night, the I-5 bridge collapsed after an oversized load hit the trusses of the structure. Three people were injured in the collapse. The video cuts out before the bridge falls entirely into the river because the power lines that supplied the camera ran across the bridge.
  • Actual video from the inside of a tornado - Brandon Ivey and Sean Casey got inside of a violent wedge tornado today. Brandon shot this insane footage of the TIV2 (tornado intercept vehicle) inside of a violent wedge tornado northeast of Smith Center, Kansas over eastern Smith County. Wind speeds were 150 to 175 EF3 to EF4 before the tornado ripped the instruments off the top of the TIV.
  • Meet China's Photoshop Trolls - Photoshop is a great and powerful tool. It can take ordinary pictures and make them spectacular... or make them horrible. In China, there are many people with awesome Photoshop skills, and those who don't have any ability usually ask people for help online. Sometimes these requests go wrong. Horribly wrong.
  • Baby & Me / The New Evian Film - In a new commercial from the water company, adults see themselves as babies in their reflections and an epic dance party ensues:
  • UFC Girls Bikini Bash - Summer is nearly upon us and to honor the changing of the season UFC 360 is rolling out a Bikini issue featuring the women of the Octagon. Brittney, Arianny, and Kenda take you behind the scenes of their Malibu photo shoot for the magazine spread that will not disappoint.
  • The best pics on the Internet #21 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
 Gameguru Mania News - May,24 2013 - tech
TechNews - Sex Doesn't Sell - tech
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  • ASRock Announces A-Style Conformal Coating For 8 Series Motherboards - What usually happens when you spill beverages or other conductive liquids onto your motherboard is that it turns into a not-so-fun sizzling barbeque fest, and then your motherboard dies of short circuit fatefully. That's where A-Style, Conformal Coating comes in.
  • NVIDIA Announces PhysX Support for Microsoft Xbox One - NVIDIA announced its support today for the Microsoft Xbox One game console with its popular NVIDIA PhysX and NVIDIA APEX software development kits (SDKs). Together, PhysX and APEX provide solutions for collision detection and simulation of rigid bodies, clothing, fluids, particle systems and more, across a wide range of platforms, including desktop PCs, game consoles, and mobile and handheld devices.
  • Download NVIDIA's FaceWorks Demo - Those of you that want to play around with NVIDIA's FaceWorks demo can now download the app directly from the company here. The package weighs in at just under 309MB, so grab it if you want it.
  • Samsung Starts Production of High-Performance SSDs for Data Centers & Servers - Samsung has announced that it has started supplying the SM843T SSD, which is an SSD intended to be used in data centers and servers. The SM843T will come in capacities up to 960 GB, and feature IOPS of up to 98,000 sustained random read IOPS. No word was given on sequential throughput. The SSDs run over a SATA3 interface, and they also feature up to 20,000 TBW (Terabyte Written) endurance, depending on the capacity. The SSDs feature read and write speeds of up to 520 MB/s and 400 MB/s, respectively. According to Samsung, the systems running with these SSDs will experience a multiple 6 performance gain, and save up to 30 percent more energy over traditional hard drives. The drives will be available in capacities ranging from 120 GB to 960 GB, although there is no word on pricing or availability just yet.
  • Microsoft's new mice include a Windows button, built for Windows 8 -  Microsoft has announced two new mice, the Sculpt comfort mouse and the Sculpt mobile mouse that are designed specifically for Windows with the Sculpt comfort mouse offering advanced functionality for Windows 8 users. As the name implies, the Sculpt brand is carried over from the keyboard Microsoft released last year. The Comfort mouse has a touch-sensitive strip on the side of the device, called the 'touch tab' that assist with navigation in Windows 8. By tapping the tab, you can open the Start screen, much like you can by hitting the Windows key on your keyboard. Once in the Start screen, there are gestures that will allow you to navigate your open apps. The mouse uses Bluetooth to connect to your PC and will cost $39.95 with availability in June.
  • Microsoft makes Siri look foolish in new Windows 8 ad - The gloves have come off in Redmond as Microsoft's latest Windows 8 advertisement takes one of Apple's key features, Siri, and uses it to show how Windows 8 tablets best those of Apple.
  • Google Glass apps: everything you can do right now - The chaps over at Verge have tested every Google Glass app so you don't have to. Glass is a slick implementation of the wrong idea. Google has worked so hard at making the device simple that it has succeeded too well - Glass simply can't do anything Google hasn't allotted for. Right now there's little room for innovation by developers, because all third-party apps are trapped in a simple API that's only capable of pushing and pulling data to and from the device. The API could grow, and Glass doesn't have to be this limited forever, but without the ability to process information on the device, most of the true power of apps on smartphones is lost here. Yes, most of the popular apps on mobile devices are games and social services, but the whole point of a wearable computer is that it should open up new opportunities: augmented reality, serendipity, ways to comprehend your surroundings, way to improve interactions with the people in front of you, and at least some sort of notetaking capability beyond sending emails to yourself. A game like Ingress should be Glass' killer app, not Google+ sharing. Services like Google Search and Google Now will have to be smarter, not just simpler, on a device like this.  
  • Google Faces-Searching for faces on Google Maps using face - An independent searching agent hovering the world to spot all the faces that are hidden on earth.
  • 18 year old's invention might charge your phone in 20 seconds - An 18 year old named Eesha Khare has invented a device that can be fully charged in 20 to 30 seconds, which also lasts longer than normal batteries. She did this for an international science fair and took home a $50,000 prize.
  • Meet the Man Who Sold a Month-Old App to Dropbox for $100M - When Mailbox sold itself to Dropbox for a reported $100 million or so this March, the month-old iPhone app wasn't even available to the public. People could download the email organizer, but using it required joining a mailing list that stretched to nearly 800,000 names at one point. Mailbox was popular because it provided innovative new ways to organize and clear an inbox. Users can swipe a message to the left to 'nooze' it, a command that instructs Mailbox to resurface the email after a set period of time. Other swipes - hard left, right, or hard right - archive, delete, or file messages. Today, Mailbox is releasing its first new product from within Dropbox, an iPad version of its flagship iPhone app. Future releases will bring Mailbox to Android and enable support for Yahoo mail and other services beyond Gmail.
  • AIREAL: Tactile Gaming Experiences in Free Air - You can get a glimpse of the device in action at the 45 second mark in this video.
  • New 70 and 60 inch 4K LCDs announced for Sharp Aquos UD1 series - Sharp Japan has announced two new models to its Aquos UD1 range of LCD TV's. The mammoth 70 and 60 inch TV's will come with a 4K panel supporting a resolution of (3,840 x 2,160 pixels). Sharp will be making use of Moth eye panels which significantly improve the viewing experience by reducing reflections from ambient lighting. Also included are optical control systems which suppress luminance unevenness to deliver uniform screen brightness. Sound is delivered using a 2.1 channel sound system which makes use of a low vibration woofer. The televisions come with 400 mb of onboard memory for storing audio / video media. The 70 inch LC-70UD1 and the 60 incher LC-60UD1 will go on sale in June 15 and August 10th in Japan for 850,000 Yen ($ 8500) and 750,000 Yen ($ 7500) respectively
  • Domino's pizza DVD campaign - This would have to be the ultimate marketing strategy to entice you to buy Domino's Pizza. Using rented DVD movies to tempt your senses, Domino's Brazil is teaming up with video stores to test out a very new type of advertising and if it is successful, you may be smelling pizza with your next rented movie
  • Leap Motion With Windows - It's what we've always envisioned for Leap Motion - to break down the barriers between people and technology. Here's a video to show you how close we are. With Leap Motion technology, Windows OS is natural, easy, and fun to use. You'll navigate your desktop, browse the web, flip through photos, and do everything you do everyday in extraordinary ways - all with the wave of a hand or lift of a finger.
  • SRI (home of Siri) shows us augmented reality binoculars - How good can something like Google Glass become? Here is part of our tour of SRI, the famous Silicon Valley research lab that brought us the Internet, mouse, Nuance, HDTV, Siri, robotic surgeries, and much more. In this video you'll see binoculars that can tag, track, buildings and people as well as play war games where we see virtual people on the ground, along with vehicles. Really amazing.
  • NASA's Lansat Takes Largest Photo Of Earth Ever - This picture of Earth, taken by NASA's Landsat, is 6,000 miles long and 120 miles wide. Watch the video below and click the link to use the GigaPan.
  • 1:1000th Scale Tokyo + 3D Projection Mapping - Symphonize with the world to the ever-evolving city of Tokyo.
  • Why Can't We Regrow Teeth? - Regrowing teeth would solve so many problems! Many animals are able to, so why not humans? Anthony takes a look at how scientists are trying to change this.
  • Mantidfly - Looks like Praying Mantis and Wasp - This little guy is a mantid fly, and is a wasp mimic.   a
  • Craziest Way to Go Down a Waterslide Ever - Craziest way to go down a waterslide, Fritt Fall - Skara Sommarland - Sweden!
  • Tornado Intercept - This tornado was one of the strongest ever intercepted, and we needed all 10,000k pounds of the new Dominator because I have never felt vibration like that before as we were slammed by suction vortices wrapping all around the vehicle. Jim Cantore was on board and he's hooked. One word! Crazy!
  • Connor de Phillippi's first lap of the Nurburgring - There's no music added, just engine whine during nine minutes of crests, turns, bumpy straights and that wicked Carousel.
  • The Feelgood Russian Dashcam Video Of The Year - Not everyone in Russia is crazy. This dashcam proves that. Or, at least proves they weren't crazy at these exact moments.
  • Europa Report - Official Trailer - Plot: A unique blend of documentary, alternative history and science fiction thriller, "Europa Report" follows a contemporary mission to Jupiter's moon Europa to investigate the possible existence of alien life within our solar system. When unmanned probes suggest that a hidden ocean could exist underneath Europa's icy surface and may contain single-celled life, Europa Ventures, a privately funded space exploration company, sends six of the best astronauts from around the world to confirm the data and explore the revolutionary discoveries that may lie in the Europan ocean. After a near-catastrophic technical failure that leads to loss of communication with Earth and the tragic death of a crewmember, the surviving astronauts must overcome the psychological and physical toll of deep space travel, and survive a discovery on Europa more profound than they had ever imagined.
  • J.J. Abrams Shows A Deleted "Star Trek Into Darkness" Scene - To answer charges of sexism in "Star Trek," J.J. shows a cut scene of Benedict Cumberbatch showering.
  • Man of Steel - Official Trailer #4 - This is the first trailer that has actually made me interested in this movie.
  • WTF Biker ;-) - check it out
  • Emily Ratajkowski 4 Surfline Bikinis - Check it out!
  • Carmen Electra Amazing Bikini Scenes! - Carmen Electra tanning in her sexy bikini, and various other clips from the movie 2 headed shark attack from 2012. Damn hot!
  • Leanna Decker in a sexy TeenyB Bikini - Leanna Decker will leave you breathless in her TeenyB video debut. She's rocking the new TeenyB Baroque print in our 2-String Triangle Top and Tie Side Brazilian Half Pucker bottom.
  • Petra Nemcova 4 Wild Orchid - This wild orchid is hot and in need of some watering.
  • Sex Doesn't Sell - An old industry is in deep recession.
  • The best pics on the Internet #20 - All pictures are carefully handpicked, you'll find lots of amusing
 Gameguru Mania News - May,23 2013 - tech
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Review Round-Up - tech
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NVIDIA today introduced the GeForce GTX 780 GPU, the latest evolution in elite-class GPUs, which delivers jaw-dropping performance and silky smooth visuals for the next generation of PC gaming titles -- including Call of Duty: Ghosts, Watch Dogs and Battlefield 4. Designed for gaming enthusiasts, the GeForce GTX 780 boasts a massively powerful Kepler GPU with 2,304 cores and 3GB of high-speed GDDR5 memory -- each 50 percent more than its predecessor. The GeForce GTX 780 supports NVIDIA's latest array of gaming technologies, including PhysX and NVIDIA TXAA, while the newest GeForce drivers reduce frame time variations to provide smoother frame delivery and a richer overall experience. And for those gamers who demand the very best, NVIDIA SLI technology -- the industry's preeminent multi-GPU solution -- scales to deliver even higher levels of performance.  The first reviews can be found on TechReport, Techgage, HotHardware, HardOCP, PC Perspective, OCCverclockers Club, LanOC, Hardware Canucks ,techPowerUP! ,TechSpot , Hexus, Benchmark Reviews, Guru3D and Hardware.Info.
In terms of acoustics, the GeForce GTX 780 is simply awesome. It is easily among the quietest high-end graphics cards we have ever tested. Period. End of story. In real world conditions, the GeForce GTX 780 is somewhat quieter under load than a GTX 680 and is much quieter than a Radeon HD 7970.

Part of the reason for the 780's great acoustics is a new fan speed control alogorithm NVIDIA developed. For the GeForce GTX 780, NVIDIA developed a new fan controller that uses an adaptive temperature filter with an RPM and temperature targeted control algorithm to eliminate unnecessary fan fluctuations that contribute to fan noise. The end result is fewer fan speed fluctuations and a "smoother" acoustic profile.

The performance of the new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 graphics card is somewhat mixed in my view. In some cases the GK110 GPU with 2,304 CUDA cores is able to stand out from the Radeon HD 7970 GHz that currently sits on the "not ridiculously priced" graphics card throne and in other cases, it doesn't. Even if we take away the 1920x1080 resolution from our analysis, since no one buying a $650 graphics card should be thinking about buying it if they are only using a single 1080p display, there are some cases where you have to question the performance gaps. At 2560x1600, the GTX 780 is 15% faster in Battlefield 3, 22% faster in Crysis 3, 2% faster in DiRT 3, 18% faster in Far Cry 3, 23% faster in Skyrim and about 1% faster in Sleeping Dogs. Even at 5760x1080, the performance advantage never gets past 21%. For a $220 up charge, that might not seem like huge performance increases.

Interestingly, there is more and more frame time variance creeping up into the results with the GTX 780 and the GTX Titan. This is due to the surge in CPU bottlenecks that occur when you add more and more GPU horsepower to the system. NVIDIA's frame metering technology can really only alleviate the issue when the GPU is the primary bottleneck, so when the other components cause the problem NVIDIA is mostly helpless. AMD's setup seems to have the other problem - when the GPU is the primary bottleneck CrossFire just can't get out of its own way.

In many ways, the GTX 780 is being positioned as a "flagship" device much like the GeForce GTX 690/GTX Titan and the Radeon HD 7990. NVIDIA seems to say "sure it is expensive, but aren't you worth it?" Appealing to enthusiasts' pride is definitely effective and will likely temp quite a few GeForce fans and people that want the best card they can get that is NOT $1000.

If you want talk in terms of percentages, the GTX 780 will run you 44% more than the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition and 47% more than the GTX 680. None of the single card performance results show us a difference in frame rate and gaming experience that quite match up to that so what are we left with? NVIDIA does have better acoustics, they do have better thermals and power consumption, the cards look better (but that is a personal choice) and I do believe that the software stack NVIDIA has is better. From drivers, to multi-GPU support to the new GeForce Experience software, NVIDIA is definitely continuing to invest in PC gaming even if its not on the bundle side.

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 isn't the fastest single GPU graphics card on the planet, the GTX Titan is. It isn't the best value in terms of frames per dollar either, that belongs to the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition. Instead the GTX 780 sits firmly in between being the best value option and the "best" option so I find it hard to decide who should actually buy it. With a $650 price tag, it doesn't quite hit the "ludicrous" rate of the GTX Titan, GTX 690 and the HD 7990 but the price hike from the GTX 680 and the HD 7970 is not insignificant.

NVIDIA's new GeForce GTX 780 is a much harder sell than any previous GeForce launch even though it isn't a bad card in any way. Is it faster than the GTX 680? Yes. Is it faster than the HD 7970? Yup. Is it less expensive than the GTX Titan? Indeed. Those answers, alone, will sell lots of them; but, it can't win the performance per dollar argument that even enthusiasts pay attention to.
AIREAL: Tactile Gaming Experiences in Free Air - tech
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You can get a glimpse of the device in action at the 45 second mark in the video below:

GeForce 320.18 WHQL Drivers Released - tech
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NVIDIA today released GeForce 320.18 WHQL video card drivers, which is the first driver to support the new GeForce GTX 780 video card. This is also the GeForce Game Ready driver for Metro: Last Light providing up to 10% faster performance and Microsoft WHQL certification. GeForce 320.18 WHQL drivers also includes SLI profiles for Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, Dead Island: Riptide, Dungeons & Dragons: Neverwinter, Euro Truck Simulator 2, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, GRID 2, and Remember Me, as well as updated profiles for Natural Selection 2, Resident Evil 6, and TrackMania 2 Canyon. You can grab the 32-bit version HERE and the 64-bit version HERE.
Performance Boost - Increases performance by up to 20% for GeForce 400/500/600 series GPUs in several PC games vs. GeForce 314.22 WHQL-certified drivers. Results will vary depending on your GPU and system configuration. Here is one example of measured gains:

Additional Details

Installs PhysX System Software 9.12.1031.

Installs HD Audio v1.3.24.2

Includes support for applications built using CUDA 5.5 or earlier version of the CUDA Toolkit. More information at http://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-toolkit

Supports OpenGL 4.3 for GeForce 400-series and later GPUs.

Supports DisplayPort 1.2 for GeForce GTX 600 series GPUs.

Supports multiple languages and APIs for GPU computing: CUDA C, CUDA C++, CUDA Fortran, OpenCL, DirectCompute, and Microsoft C++ AMP.

Supports single GPU and NVIDIA SLI technology on DirectX 9, DirectX 10, DirectX 11, and OpenGL, including 3-way SLI, Quad SLI, and SLI support on SLI-certified Intel and AMD motherboards.

 Gameguru Mania News - May,18 2013 - tech
TechNews - Windows 8.1 will be a free upgrade - tech
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  • Asus' new lineup of Z87 Haswell motherboards revealed - The entire ROG lineup features SupremeFX integrated audio, which now includes software called Sonic Radar. Sonic Radar maps directional sounds onto a two-dimensional onscreen overlay. It can be attuned to different in-game sounds such as footsteps or gunfire, and then display which direction they came from.
  • Best Gaming CPUs For The Money: May 2013 - This list is for gamers who want to get the most for their money. If you don’t play games, then the CPUs on this list may not be suitable for your particular needs.
  • Windows 8.1 will be a free upgrade for Win8 users - Well, it's official. Windows Blue will be a free upgrade for folks running Windows 8. The news comes from the official Blogging Windows site, which also confirms that the updated OS will be dubbed Windows 8.1. You'll be able to get your hands on a public preview starting June 26 for both Win8 and Windows RT. The final version will be distributed through the Windows Store. Unfortunately, the blog post doesn't mention whether the next version of Windows will bring back the old-school Start button or allow folks to boot directly to the desktop. According to the rumor mill, booting to desktop may be a done deal, but the Start button may only return as a shortcut to the current Start screen.
  • Google Wallet Added to Gmail, Lets Users Email Money - Google today announced that it has integrated Google Wallet with Gmail, allowing Wallet users to securely email money directly to anyone else who has an email address. Money can be sent for free from checking accounts, and for low fees from credit or debit cards. The feature is slowly being made available to all Gmail users over the age of 18. Though the feature is primarily aimed at desktop users, money can be emailed from the smartphone and tablet mobile browser version of Google Wallet.
  • How I 'stole' $14 million from a bank: A security tester's tale - Bhalla talked CNNMoney through his caper. Here, in four easy steps, is how he made himself into a millionaire.
  • Microsoft adds Google Talk support to Outlook.com - If you found yourself saying, "If only Outlook.com had Gchat support, I would switch", well, today is that day as Microsoft has stated that Outlook.com is getting Gchat support and it is rolling out to the platform as we speak and should arrive on your account in the next few days. It's clear the Outlook.com is working at a rapid pace to deliver new features as the past few weeks we have seen quite a few updates from the service make their way into the production platform including a new calendar, new Android app, deeper Skydrive integration, SMTP send and more.
  • A Look At Possible Future Uses for Google Glass (video) -  In this video, Playground Inc shows us future scenarios where Google Glass could play a major roll. These tasks vary from having a GPS screen while biking, to a 911 dialer, to a guitar training program and so much more
  • Google Wallet's Plan to Destroy PayPal and End Cash Forever - Google Wallet is a nifty idea that hasn't really taken off yet, but that's only because the company's giant tentacles haven't fully unfurled yet. Among the many adventures that Google announced during its annual developer conference Wednesday afternoon was a multi-pronged plan to integrate Google Wallet into every aspect of your shopping life. The most intriguing new feature is Google's plan to add dollar "attachments" to your Gmail messages
  • Google Asks Microsoft to Kill Windows Phone YouTube App - Google has sent a letter to Microsoft requesting that it remove from the Windows Phone Store a YouTube application written by Microsoft for its Windows Phone 8 platform. According to Google, the app violates its terms of service by allowing users to download videos from the app, it also disables advertising within videos. Google asked Microsoft to remove the app, and kill the functionality of the app on existing devices, by May 22. Microsoft has yet to publicly respond to Google's request.
  • Google To Sell Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S 4 - Google today announced that it will start directly selling a special version of Samsung's Galaxy S 4 flagship phone that is unlocked and ships with stock Android 4.2, essentially expanding the Nexus family of "pure Google" devices. The device sports LTE compatible with both AT&T and T-Mobile's networks. It is bootloader-unlocked and will receive Android updates before most other phones, like Nexus devices. It ships June 26th for $649.
  • New Android Developer Environment from Intel - As part of Intel's ongoing support of the Android ecosystem, the company today released a new tool environment for developers of native Android applications. Codenamed Beacon Mountain, it supports Intel Atom processor-based systems, including phones and tablets, that run Android Jellybean 4.2 and up. Beacon Mountain is currently available for host development on Windows 7 and 8 systems, with support for OSX to be rolled out at a later date. Beacon Mountain contains downloads of popular Android development tools such as Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager, Intel Threading Building Blocks, Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers and Intel Integrated Performance Primitives. Third-party tools include Google Android SDK, Android NDK, Eclipse Integrated Development Environment and more. Beacon Mountain also supports Android development on ARM platforms
  • Nokia officially launches Lumia 925 with a slim aluminium body - Nokia has officially launched Lumia 925, some pictures were leaked yesterday. Finally Nokia has ditched its glossy candy coloured polycarbonate shell for a smart aluminium frame - this move will definitely attract buyers like me who wanted a Lumia with a metal body. Despite that majority of the specs inside the smartphone remains same as that of Lumia 920, Nokia has managed to bring down the weight considerably, the latest flagship weighs 46g lighter than 920. It has a 1.5Ghz Spandragon S4 dual core processor with 1GB RAM and a 2000mAh battery, but the internal memory has been reduced to 16GB. The 925 model also sports a 4.5” AMOLED HD+ display with a resolution of 1,280 x 768 and is coated with Gorilla Glass 2
  • Why 3D Printing Is Overhyped (I Should Know, I Do It For a Living) - Everyone's now aware of 3D printing - they've read about it in the papers, on blogs or seen it on TV. The mentality now seems to be that, in the future, we'll be able to download our products or make them ourselves with CAD programs, apps and 3D scanners, then just print them out, either at home, or in localised print shops. Which in turn will supposedly decentralize manufacturing, bringing it back to the West. But like the cupcake, Daft Punk's latest album, or goji berries, 3D printing is severely overhyped - and I should know, because it's what I do for a living.
  • Lockheed Martin's ADAM High Energy Laser Destroying A Rocket  - ADAM or Area Defense Anti-Munitions is a system capable of nullifying attacks from unmanned aerial vehicles or rocket attacks from the ground. It can track short-range target from a distance of 5 km to destroy it when it's in a range of up to 2 km. It could be very useful for protecting assets like military bases near the battlefield. The video shows an ADAM prototype destroying a "Qassam-like" rocket. You will be able to clearly see the laser striking and tracking the rocket to eventually take it out.
  • Bloody Red Band 'V/H/S 2' Trailer is Insanely Terrifying - V/H/S/2 is the sequel to the 2012 Sundance Film Festival selected found footage horror anthology V/H/S and this time directors Gareth Evans (The Raid), Timo Tjahjanto (Macabre) Eduardo Sanchez (The Blair Witch Project) and his long time producer Greg Hale, Jason Eisener (Hobo with a Shotgun) and Adam Wingard (You're Next) are all at the helm of segments, in addition to V/H/S segment writer Simon Barrett making his directorial debut. V/H/S/2 premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival (our video review) and played SXSW 2013, but Magnolia Pictures releases it on VOD June 6th and in limited theaters July 12th.
  • Pacific Rim - Official Trailer - When legions of monstrous creatures, known as Kaiju, started rising from the sea, a war began that would take millions of lives and consume humanity's resources for years on end. To combat the giant Kaiju, a special type of weapon was devised: massive robots, called Jaegers, which are controlled simultaneously by two pilots whose minds are locked in a neural bridge. But even the Jaegers are proving nearly defenseless in the face of the relentless Kaiju. On the verge of defeat, the forces defending mankind have no choice but to turn to two unlikely heroes - a washed up former pilot (Charlie Hunnam) and an untested trainee (Rinko Kikuchi)- who are teamed to drive a legendary but seemingly obsolete Jaeger from the past. Together, they stand as mankind's last hope against the mounting apocalypse.
  • Riddick Trailer - Prepare for the latest chapter of the groundbreaking saga that began with 2000's hit sci-fi film Pitch Black and 2004's The Chronicles of Riddick. The infamous Riddick has been left for dead on a sun-scorched planet that appears to be lifeless. Soon, however, he finds himself fighting for survival against alien predators more lethal than any human he's encountered. The only way off is for Riddick to activate an emergency beacon and alert mercenaries who rapidly descend to the planet in search of their bounty.
  • Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't stop drum cover - I'm always impressed when people with disabilities own. Check it out
  • What Your Body Does In 30 Seconds - In the next 30 seconds, your body will do an amazing amount of things.
  • Deer Crashes Through Bus Window, Walks Off - Watch this deer not only miraculously survive getting hit by a bus but also somehow fly inside the bus.
  • Fitness Video Edit Fail - Omg! There's a dude taking a shit! :-))
  • No Hands Car Wash is the Best Thing Ever - check it out
  • Coco in bikini in Vegas - Nicole Coco Austin posing in near a Las Vegas pool after what seems a few touch ups to her face.
  • The best pics on the Internet #19 - All pictures are carefully handpicked, you'll find lots of amusing silliness here!
 Gameguru Mania News - May,13 2013 - tech
Nvidia GeForce 320.14Beta Drivers - tech
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Nvidia has released a new set of beta drivers for its graphics cards. According to the green team, this is the optimal driver for Metro: Last Light, and comes with a 10% performance boost.
    Release Summary
    -This is the GeForce Game Ready driver for Metro: Last Light providing up to 10% faster performance.

    Get optimal game settings for Metro: Last Light with GeForce Experience and enjoy NVIDIA PhysX effects and DirectX 11 tessellation.

    New in GeForce R320 Drivers
    Performance Boost – Increases performance by up to 20% for GeForce 400/500/600 series GPUs in several PC games vs. GeForce 314.22 WHQL-certified drivers.
    Results will vary depending on your GPU and system configuration. Here is one example of measured gains:

    GeForce GTX 660:
    -Up to 20% in Dirt: Showdown
    -Up to 18% in Tomb Raider
    -Up to 10% in Metro: Last Light
    -Up to 8% in StarCraft II
    -Up to 6% in Sniper Elite V2
    -Up to 6% in Metro 2033
    -Up to 6% in Far Cry 3
    -Up to 6% in Deus Ex: Human Revolution
    -Up to 5% in F1 2012
    GeForce GTX 660 SLI:
    -Up to 17% in Dirt: Showdown
    -Up to 18% in Tomb Raider
    -Up to 9% in Metro: Last Light
    -Up to 9% in Assassin’s Creed III
    -Up to 7% in StarCraft II
    -Up to 6% in Far Cry 3
    -Up to 6% in Deus Ex: Human Revolution
    -Up to 6% in Battlefield 3
    -Up to 5% in BioShock: Infinite
    -Up to 5% in F1 2012

    SLI Technology
    -Added SLI profile for Alien Fear
    -Added SLI profile for Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
    -Added SLI profile for Dead Island: Riptide
    -Added SLI profile for Dragon Sword
    -Added SLI profile for Neverwinter
    -Added SLI profile for Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
    -Added SLI profile for GRID 2
    -Added SLI profile for Human Head 2
    -Added SLI profile for Remember Me
    -Added SLI profile for The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct
    -Updated SLI profile for Natural Selection 2
    -Updated SLI profile for Resident Evil 6
    -Updated SLI profile for Trackmania 2: Canyon

    Additional Details
    -Installs PhysX System Software 9.12.1031.
    -Installs HD Audio v1.3.24.2
Mad Genius Builds Prototype DualShock 3 Controller - tech
(hx) 12:25 PM CEST - May,13 2013 - Post a comment
This is the proof-of-concept prototype of the Mad Genius Motion Capture System working with Skyrim on an XBox360. It is a game controller that can act as a standard controller and/or a motion sensitive controller. It has unprecedented tracking accuracy of +/- 1/100th of an inch. The game controller in the video is only the proof-of-concept prototype. The final version will be wireless--there will be no cables from the controller. Motion gaming can be added to any game, even if the game wasn't written for motion controller. It works with any gaming system--XBox, XBox360, PS1, PS2, PS3, Wii, Nintendo, or PC. Add motion capture to any game, even if it's ten years old! Dig up your old games and play them again in a whole new way!



UPDATE: The time delay between moving the controller and swinging the sword or warhammer is part of Skyrim. It's not a delay in the controller. The controller fires the command as soon as the player has done the motion. The same thing happens when you use the trigger on a "normal" controller. In Skyrim heavier weapons take longer to swing so the warhammer takes longer to swing than the sword. The trigger press on a "normal" controller or the player's motion STARTS the swing. The weapon takes time to move and this is part of the Skyrim software. It's not a delay in the controller response.
TechNews - Samsung to Offer 5G Service by 2020 - tech
(hx) 08:25 AM CEST - May,13 2013 - Post a comment
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