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Once again, gamers and geeks rejoice, here is model Alison Carrol as Lara Croft attending a photocall for Sony Ericsson's W910 Gaming Edition. There’s really nothing to say other than hopefully Sony will give me a free phone for mentioning their product in this post. I could use a new one. And oh ya and [...]
We try our hand at cooperative multiplayer and have exclusive hands-on impressions to report.
Sleep Through the Static by Jack Johnson
Junket interview with Leonardo DiCaprio, who plays Teddy Daniels in Shutter Island.
1. On his character.
2. On working with Scorsese again.
3. On Martin Scorsese.
On what's in store for audiences.
In this week's Ketchup, Bond 22 has a flashy new title, Brad Bird gets his just desserts for directing the highest rated film of 2007, and Shia LaBeouf is set to star as the last man on Earth.
ComingSoon.net and SuperheroHype.com are giving the world today an exclusive early look at the G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra Super Bowl spot! This is the first footage ever from the Stephen Sommers-directed big screen adaptation and we think you'll feel the same way as us after viewing it - you want to see more!!
MCE Technologies today debuted a new slim slot-loading 8X SuperDrive upgrade (site not updated) for Apple's MacBook and 15-inch MacBook Pro notebooks. The drives write to DVD+R DL (Double Layer) as well as DVD-R DL, and are designed to replace the original 4X and 6X SuperDrives in Apple's stock systems. Built to accommodate the slender form factor...
Stunnix Advanced Web Server is a Web server for
putting Web sites onto CDROMs, DVDs, FlashDisks,
and other readonly media to be used on any typical
system. Sites can be scripted with PHP or Perl and
can be driven by MySQL or SQLite databases. All
required software programs are designed to reside
on the CDROM to avoid the need to install software
on the user's computer. The Web serving core is
based on Apache 1.3.x, and has additional
functionality to detect and use free ports,
automatically start a browser on each platform,
and to stop the Web server once a resource with a
special name is visited. Desktop applications can
also be created with it.
License: Other/Proprietary License with Free Trial
Changes:
Support has been added for producing CD-ROMs with Tomcat Web sites on them, with Java and Tomcat running directly off the same CD-ROM on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Tomcat appears to the user on the same port as the main Web server. The CDBuilder GUI has support for installing packages. Some polishing of CDBuilder has been performed. Packages providing a different version of JRE have been created.
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Black Duck Software announced today the availability of Black Duck Code Center software to help manufacturers accelerate software development through the managed use of open source and third-party code. Code Center manages software component selection, project approval and license tracking designed to maximize benefits to organizations from their reuse of open source and other third-party software components.
EeePC: "Moblin v2 Core Alpha has been released. Moblin is a custom Linux distro optimized for netbooks & mobile internet devices (MIDs)."
Here’s my favourite girl with double Gs, Nicole McLean modeling in lingerie. The last time we saw Nicole she was sporting a little mustache, so I’m glad they photoshopped it out in these pictures. Now I can focus on her lady bits and by lady bits, I mean chunks. Two big delicious chunks of [...]
The way the concept of CRM is defined during the sales process can sow the seeds of its ultimate failure. Because the decision makers are often sales managers rather than actual salespeople, the pitch is usually made that CRM makes it easier for the managers to manage their sales staff. Which is true. But what's in it for the sales staff?
The biggest console gaming site in Finland KonsoliFIN published eight minutes of new video material from the highly anticipated White Knight Chronicles international edition. The video is from the beginning of the game showing the opening sequence. English voice acting can be also witnessed from this video.
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Apparently, a couple hours after the...
In the insurance business, customers must come first. We are in a service industry. Some may believe the most important factors for success are sales and profits. They fail to realize that the success of a business is strongly tied to customer satisfaction and retention.
A home theater system that doubles as a TV stand and an MP3 player that functions as a breathalyzer are just some of the coolest items on double duty.
Crysis 2 is on the cover of the upcoming german magazine PC Games and will be revealed in the next issue. They've got lots of real screenshots, one mission-example, a technical check and more. The editors speak about the new world and how it feels to handle the new Nanosuit 2.0. The screenshots will also become available on pcgames.de.
The Epson Stylus Photo RX580 may not have all of the features that some multifunction printers offer, but if you’re looking for a great photo printer that happens to have a good quality copier and scanner built in, then consider the RX580.
This isn't a game that begs you play it. It's a game that knocks on your front door, waits for you to answer in a towel and your favorite pair of slippers, rips your head off, and shoves itself down your throat. But in a good way.
Presentation - 9.0
Graphics - 9.0
Sound - 8.5
Gameplay - 8.5
Lasting Appeal - 9.0
Overall -
What started as a flashback in Resident Evil 5 is now a full-fledged downloadable episode. We've got hands-on impressions.
Salesforce.com is leveraging the Internet to become a platform for other application developers, which may make it possible for you to do new things in IT, suggests Frank Hayes.
Instead of going after the real problem on Xbox Live, Microsoft sublimely erased the problem...
Sarcasticgamer.com examines how Microsoft avoided losing the douche bag's money while still silencing them on Xbox Live.
GameSpot writes: Wii Remote pack-in leads list of all-time titles; Guitar Hero III, GTA: San Andreas, Modern Warfare 2, Wii Fit, Mario Kart Wii, Call of Duty 4, Madden NFL 07, COD: World at War, and Namco Museum also make chart.
Last week when NPD released its December 2009 US sales numbers, it declared that three of the 10 games of all time were from the Call of Duty franchise. Today, the industry-research firm released its list of top 10 domestic non-PC games to date, which reconfirmed that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was the fourth best seller of all time. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare came in seventh place, followed by Call of Duty: World at War in ninth.
Don't call it a comeback--it's been here for years.
Unfortunately, NPD's number-one best-selling software "game" is a game many people don't consider a game at all. The Wii Remote pack-in minigames compilation Wii Play is now the top-selling software game product of all time in the United States, beating out Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (second) and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (third).
TabView makes it possible to view and print
PowerTab tablatures. With TabView, you can also
export your tabs in MIDI format or follow the
playback on screen to help your learning process.
PowerTab is a well-known and widely adopted
tablature editor for Windows systems. You can
easily find thousands of song transcriptions in
this format on the net. TabView is a Universal
application, so it runs natively both on PPC and
Intel based Macs.
License: Shareware
Changes:
This release adds a useful feature for your
practice sessions: "Play Selection". As the name
implies, it plays the selected part of the
tablature, then it stops, so you can immediately
practice it on your guitar.
TODO is one daily thing recommended for you, by us.
If you haven't spent any time in the South, you're probably disgusted by the mere concept of fried dill pickles, and with good reason: They sound unholy. Break through that prejudice, though. When done well, fried dill pickles are one of the greatest artery-clogging creations to have ever emerged from the trans fats Jacuzzi. There's a jarring interplay between the crispness of the batter and the tang of the pickle that shouldn't work but does. You can't find them at a lot of places in town, but newish eatery Soho Park (Lafayette and Prince) does a creditable job: $5.50 gets you a batch served with mustard (but, really, all you need is a beer and a copious amount of salt). We've found that fried dill pickles also do an excellent job to settle stomachs that are in discomfort from the previous evening's indulgences. Is there anything they can't do?
Filed under: Action & Adventure, Drama, RumorMonger, Newsstand, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels
Bryan Singer's film
Superman Returns is now out there among all the other versions and incarnations of the "Man of Steel." Whatever your feelings are about the movie's quality and even though, to some, it may have underperformed at the box office, there will be a sequel ... and Singer will be directing it. In addition, it seems the writers from the first film,
Michael Dougherty and
Dan Harris, will most likely be involved as well.
Since a lot of you Supes fans were a little let down by the first film (myself included), what will the writers and Singer be doing to make sure the next
Superman better lives up to fan's expectations? Well, according to a recent interview with
Superman Returns co-writer Michael Dougherty over at
Sci-Fi Wire, the new film might have more than one bad guy and will almost certainly be much more action-packed. Dougherty hinted that the sequel will feature at least one villain from the DC Comics franchise and maybe even more than one. "Maybe It's [Mr.] Myxyzptlk," joked Dougherty in the article.
Dougherty also indicated that it's likely he and co-writer Dan Harris will return for the sequel. He notes, "We're talking. We're bouncing ideas around with Bryan. Big ideas. Action-packed ideas." He also agrees with Singer's intentions to go all "
Wrath of Kahn" with the next film. According to Dougherty, that means: "Let's take what we've already established -- we've gotten that out of the way -- and let's just make it shorter, tighter and more action-packed." Sounds good to me. I like
The Wrath of Kahn movie and I like the
Superman character, so the sequel could be a winner -- I just hope they can pull it off.
What villains do you guys want to see in the next
Superman film?
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Emma Stone has a bone to pick with the walking dead.
The SUPERBAD supercutie will administer a much-needed dose of adorable to the post-apocalyptic landscape of ZOMBIELAND. Stone joins Jesse Eisenberg and the substantially less adorable Woody Harrelson as a group of survivors dealing with a zombie pandemic in the Southwest. Laughs, headshots and hemp presumably ensue.
The Columbia horror-comedy is directed by Ruben Fleischer, whose name...
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Just in case you missed anything, here is all of the news from Macworld 2008:
MacBook Air Full Coverage:
• Details on the New MacBook Air
• Hands on With the New MacBook Air
• Hands on with the Apple Multitouch Gesture Pad
• Adding a 64GB SSD To the MacBook Air? $1300 Extra, Please
• MacBook Air's Fatal Flaw: Battery, RAM, HD Sealed Like an iPod
• Apple's Official 60 Second MacBook Air Tour
Time Capsule:
• Apple Announces Time Capsule Backup Server
• Hands On With the TIme Capsule Backup Server
Apple TV Take Two:
• Apple TV Take 2: $299, No Computer Required, Direct Rentals
• Apple TV Take 2 Impressions
iPhone & iPod touch Firmware Updates:
• iPhone 1.1.3 Firmware Update Gets Official
• Hands on With the 1.1.3 iPhone Firmware
• Apple Adds Mail, Maps and More to iPod Touch For $20
iTunes with Movie Rentals, etc.
• iTunes Movie Rentals Official: Every Major Studio Onboard, 1000 Films Available
• iTunes / iPod-Ready Digital Copies on Fox DVDs Official, Free
Live Blog Transcript of Steve Jobs' Macworld 2008 Keynote
• Gizmodo's Live Keynote Coverage
Although limited in selection to about 1,000 titles and available initially to a few subscribers, Netflix will begin IP delivery of films and television shows today. Those with better plans get more hours, from 6 to 48 hours a month. And films come over the wire to a DRM'd Netflix app that for now appears to only work on Windows XP and IE 6.0. Over time, they plan to expand the service to the livingroom.
The new service will rollout to about 250k users a month, as they scale up their delivery service to satisfy the entire Netflix user base of 6 million. That should happen, according to the website, by June.
This has always been part of the plan for the company, as its name implies, and as its been chronicled. IP video livingroom solutions by Sony, Apple, Microsoft and all the cable providers are on their way or here. So, we'll see how fast Netflix jumps to the livingroom. Could be time for that Netflix Set Top box we asked for at xmas. –Brian Lam
Netflix [Netflix]
The stars from MLB 2K10 try to tell us how to keep Longo from going "Longo" in this movie for the game.
Filed under: Displays, Home Entertainment
On the real, we're not quite sure we're ready to sink hard-earned dollars into a digital media "ecosystem" crafted by the same folks working up
mobile printers and craptastic
portable DVD players, but we suppose we can't kvetch over any extra competition. Apparently, the firm's Freescape initiative is based around the Digital Media Exchange (pictured), which stores your precious content and passes it along to other Freescape products -- you know, like the accompanying Digital Media Extender, wireless digiframe and wireless PMP. No word on a price for any of this kit just yet, but we've all ideas that's a-okay with the most of you.
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5 new shots posted.
It's hard to tell truth from fiction.
It wows in the wrong way.
Sony's CES booth holds promise for the wi-fi connected multimedia hound: a PSP that acts as a software remote for networked audio streams. While experimental and not yet confirmed for release, the software looks cool.
Apple iPod rival and flash memory maker SanDisk, is "far less dependent" on the United States than it was two years ago when it comes to its sales and, in fact, a the weak U.S. dollar helps the performance of SanDisk, which competes with semiconductor makers Intel and Micron Technology.
Chinese game magazine gives FF XIII a 4 out of 10.
- Playability: 2.0
- Storyline: 1.0
- Graphics: 9.0
- Music: 7.0
- Enjoyment: 1.0
- Overall: 4.0
The following images show the various tabs that can be selected in order to perform backups, restores, and select files and share them across your home intranet as well as decide whether they can be viewed on the public Internet.
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One of the top racing series in the world lands on DS.
