That’s not a PMP wirelessly mirroring the TV’s dipslay. It’s a Samsung remote control that first blew us away at CES in January when Samsung’s ultra-thin LCD 9000 series TV was first announced
That’s not a PMP wirelessly mirroring the TV’s dipslay. It’s a Samsung remote control that first blew us away at CES in January when Samsung’s ultra-thin LCD 9000 series TV was first announced
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Samsung’s 55-inch C9000 LCD and its amazing Touch Remote control land at IFA
About The Rise of Atlantis Find a way to bring the legendary continent of Atlantis back to the surface and restore it to its might. In this extraordinary puzzle game with spectacular new features, handy bonuses and explosive power-ups you set out on an adventurous quest around the ancient lands of Greece, Troy, Phoenicia, Babylon, Egypt, Carthage and Rome to gather the seven greatest powers of the patron god of the Atlanteans – Poseidon
About The Rise of Atlantis Find a way to bring the legendary continent of Atlantis back to the surface and restore it to its might. In this extraordinary puzzle game with spectacular new features, handy bonuses and explosive power-ups you set out on an adventurous quest around the ancient lands of Greece, Troy, Phoenicia, Babylon, Egypt, Carthage and Rome to gather the seven greatest powers of the patron god of the Atlanteans – Poseidon
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The Rise of Atlantis 1.0.5
Eager to get on the new Apple TV ’s cheap 99-cent TV show rentals but not so pumped to wait four weeks for it to ship? No worries: Amazon’s also now offering 99-cent rentals purchases of various ABC and FOX shows, which means a whole host of Amazon VOD-compatible devices just got some cheaper streaming options as well — and hey, Roku just cut prices on its entire lineup of Amazon- and Netflix- compatible players, so you can get in the game for as little as $60. Of course, the Apple TV also features day-and-date movie rentals, local streaming, AirPlay, and that slick iPhone / iPod touch Remote app, but only your heart truly knows if those are worth an extra few bucks and a month of fevered desire
Eager to get on the new Apple TV ’s cheap 99-cent TV show rentals but not so pumped to wait four weeks for it to ship? No worries: Amazon’s also now offering 99-cent rentals purchases of various ABC and FOX shows, which means a whole host of Amazon VOD-compatible devices just got some cheaper streaming options as well — and hey, Roku just cut prices on its entire lineup of Amazon- and Netflix- compatible players, so you can get in the game for as little as $60. Of course, the Apple TV also features day-and-date movie rentals, local streaming, AirPlay, and that slick iPhone / iPod touch Remote app, but only your heart truly knows if those are worth an extra few bucks and a month of fevered desire
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Amazon streaming 99-cent ABC and Fox shows… right now (update: purchases, not rentals!)
Did you oooh and ahh at the fantastic gaming graphics that accompanied today’s Apple keynote ? You won’t have to wait for next week’s iOS 4.1 to get a taste of those textures for yourself. Though the full-on gladiator dueling of Epic’s “Project Sword” may be a while off, you can get your hot little hands on “Epic Citadel” right now, a 82.2 megabyte download that explores a beautiful medieval castle town
Did you oooh and ahh at the fantastic gaming graphics that accompanied today’s Apple keynote ? You won’t have to wait for next week’s iOS 4.1 to get a taste of those textures for yourself. Though the full-on gladiator dueling of Epic’s “Project Sword” may be a while off, you can get your hot little hands on “Epic Citadel” right now, a 82.2 megabyte download that explores a beautiful medieval castle town
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Epic’s spectacular Unreal Engine 3 tech demo free at iTunes App Store
Huddling around the iPhone , squinting at a tiny LCD is no way to spend your game nights. Even with an iPad the idea of multiplayer, single-device, cheek-to-cheek gaming doesn’t sound much more appealing..
Huddling around the iPhone , squinting at a tiny LCD is no way to spend your game nights. Even with an iPad the idea of multiplayer, single-device, cheek-to-cheek gaming doesn’t sound much more appealing..
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Griffin’s PartyDock does four-player iPhone/iPad gaming with just one device
For some reason the used-video-games-as-controversy stars have aligned, and Best Buy and Target picked now of all times to announce new used game trade-in programs. Target is going to offer in store credit for all sorts of electronics trade-ins, including games and DVDs, with just a few stores for now, but expanding to 850 stores by the end of the year. Target isn’t making any mention of reselling that stuff just yet, but Best Buy plans to start selling used games “soon,” on top of the 600 stores it’s launching it own trade-in program in this week
For some reason the used-video-games-as-controversy stars have aligned, and Best Buy and Target picked now of all times to announce new used game trade-in programs. Target is going to offer in store credit for all sorts of electronics trade-ins, including games and DVDs, with just a few stores for now, but expanding to 850 stores by the end of the year. Target isn’t making any mention of reselling that stuff just yet, but Best Buy plans to start selling used games “soon,” on top of the 600 stores it’s launching it own trade-in program in this week
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Best Buy and Target announce video game trade-in programs, clearly don’t read webcomics
We’ve seen some extremely DIY auto-lacing sneakers, but it looks like the big boys — Nike — have thought about getting in on the game as well. Patent filings which occurred in early through late 2009 show off an automatic lacing system that is pretty reminiscent of Marty McFly’s invention in Back to the Future, and we can tell you that from the looks of it, it’s a future we’d definitely like to inhabit.
We’ve seen some extremely DIY auto-lacing sneakers, but it looks like the big boys — Nike — have thought about getting in on the game as well. Patent filings which occurred in early through late 2009 show off an automatic lacing system that is pretty reminiscent of Marty McFly’s invention in Back to the Future, and we can tell you that from the looks of it, it’s a future we’d definitely like to inhabit.
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Nike files patent for auto-lacing sneakers, Marty McFly doth protest
Join Aleks Krotoski, Charles Arthur and Rick Wray in the studio for a special news-heavy Tech Weekly about online privacy and Net Neutrality. The team debate the implications of the launch of Facebook Places, the new geo-location service offered to the social networking community, and what we’ve learned from a year of using other, similar apps like Foursquare and Gowalla.
Join Aleks Krotoski, Charles Arthur and Rick Wray in the studio for a special news-heavy Tech Weekly about online privacy and Net Neutrality. The team debate the implications of the launch of Facebook Places, the new geo-location service offered to the social networking community, and what we’ve learned from a year of using other, similar apps like Foursquare and Gowalla.
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Tech Weekly: Net neutrality and the ban on BlackBerry
Marvell’s been teasing potent little processors for over a year now, but we’ve yet to see the firm’s Armada appear in anything we’d actually want … but co-founder Sehat Sutardja just let slip that Marvell silicon will power a genuine game console of some sort
Marvell’s been teasing potent little processors for over a year now, but we’ve yet to see the firm’s Armada appear in anything we’d actually want … but co-founder Sehat Sutardja just let slip that Marvell silicon will power a genuine game console of some sort
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Marvell says Armada chips will power new game platform
Users’ experience suggests that there is some account cracking going on at the iTunes Store. But why, who and how? Comments on the earlier article from (indignant) users say that they’re sure they haven’t been phished for the details of their PayPal accounts – and that someone has somehow been making unauthorised (by them, at least) purchases from the iTunes Store.
Users’ experience suggests that there is some account cracking going on at the iTunes Store. But why, who and how? Comments on the earlier article from (indignant) users say that they’re sure they haven’t been phished for the details of their PayPal accounts – and that someone has somehow been making unauthorised (by them, at least) purchases from the iTunes Store.
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