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Scooper 'BDE' has just sent in a big one... what looks to be a legit description of the teaser trailer for The Dark Knight that will play in select theaters with The Simpsons Movie starting July 27. Of course, if you'd rather not know a thing about the teaser until you watch it, then turn back now!
First Jeeves got the old heave-ho; now Ask.com is ready to give user data the boot as well. In an apparent effort to one-up its much larger competitors in the field of user privacy, Ask.com unveiled its new AskEraser, a utility that the company said "will offer its searchers unmatched control over their privacy when searching for information on the Web."
Date Added: hes pissed 07/20/2007 15:51
UPDATED! Why Fox bowed out of Comic Con.
“I would have posted this sooner, but I just can’t put down the new iPhone 3G,” relates Eric Benderoff (chicagotribuine.com). “Blame the 3G speed. The faster network connection is such an improvement over the first iPhone that you’ll be hard-pressed to stop using the new iPhone because it truly has become a mini Mac in the palm of your hand.”
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This week's video games convention in Santa Monica, put in a couple of major issues in clear perspective.
Here's an inside look at the impact of Nintendo's Wii console and the industry's struggle to add a literary dimension to some of it's games...
Click the link to find out more...
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What are the best-selling games in America, Japan, and Europe this week? In Japan a DS game called Dokidoki Majo Shinpan! (Thump-Thump Witch Judgement) was launched and proved very popular with the anime girl touching crowd. Meanwhile, Ninja Gaiden Sigma has revitalized PS3 sales in America and Europe.
See how completely different the DS global sales are:
North America: 1. Pokemon Diamond (Nintendo), 2. New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo), 3. Brain Age (Nintendo), 4. Pokemon Pearl (Nintendo), 5. Mario Kart DS (Nintendo).
Japan: 1. Dokidoki Majo Shinpan! (SNK Playmore), 2. Zelda no Densetsu: Mugen no Sunadokei (Nintendo), 3. Eigo ga Nigate na Otona no DS Training: Motto Eigo Duke (Nintendo), 4. Chikasete! Chibi-Robo! (Nintendo), 5. Miru Chikara o Jissen de Kitaeru: DS Ganryoku Training (Nintendo).
Europe: 1. More Brain Training from Dr. Kawashima (Nintendo), 2. Dr. Kawashima?s Brain Training (Nintendo), 3. Cooking Mama (505 Games), 4. New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo), 5. 42 All-Time Classics (Nintendo).
New, new, new. Everything about the very latest in a long line of Need For Speed games is brand spanking new. Except for the fact that you drive cars, obviously.
In highly technical communications to the FCC, a man named Michael Hartleib makes a strong argument for the possibility of current satellite radios becoming interoperable—or gaining the ability to switch between Sirius and XM as easily as traditional radios do AM and FM. A firmware download could be all that's needed to upgrade the players...that is, if XM and Sirius followed FCC regulations and produced interoperable receivers in the first place. From the way Hartleib tells the story, XM and Sirius are more interested in selling you newer, "dual-mode" tech...
"Dual-mode" allows both signals to be downloaded to a radio at once, as if you were receiving AM and FM concurrently. But that difference—between needing or not needing to switch between music providers—would not be worth the cost of upgrading components to most consumers.
Let me make this one clear to Sirius and XM: if you offer me both services through the stuff I already own, you have a much better chance of up-selling my subscription.
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We stole their nice picture, too.
They survived the jail, but the worst is far from over. Jared, Miguel and the rest of the team have taken shelter in a hospital in the hopes of out running the living dead. But Warden Steed has resurrected an army of the dead and has set his sights on enslaving humanity.
Joystiq writes: "During out whirlwhind tour through the new Quantum of Solace game, we were able to spend a few minutes speaking with Treyarch's Jeremy Luyties, who serves as design director on the title. Luyties has worked on everything from Return to Castle Wolfenstein to Call of Duty 3 to the heavily Bond-influenced classic No One Lives Forever. Find out what secrets he spilled about the new Bond title after the break.
Q: How final is what we saw, graphics wise?
A: It's still got a bit to go, it's still a work in progress. It's definitely moved along, but we'll be going through optimization tweaks, texture changes, things with sight and vision. There's definitely a lot more to tweak to get more out of it, but you can already see the texture and depth in the carpet, the shining of the wood panels, the bump-mapping with the lights, and so on."
