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- AFP - Tiger rebels using light aircraft bombed military targets in northeastern Sri Lanka early Sunday as security forces launched a fresh ground offensive after a deadly bus bombing, officials said. Original post by AFP and software by Elliott Back |
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- AFP - Tiger rebels using light aircraft bombed military targets in northeastern Sri Lanka early Sunday as security forces launched a fresh ground offensive after a deadly bus bombing, officials said. Original post by AFP and software by Elliott Back |
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- Category: TV Size: 369.02 MB Status: 2525 seeders and 6285 leechers |
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- Guitar Hero really laid down the groundwork for what gaming is now in the music genre. But then add Rock Band to the picture, and now gamers don?t just don?t rock out with a guitar, but also with other instruments including the drums. Having Rock Band right next to Guitar Hero lays down some tough competition. |
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- Guitar Hero really laid down the groundwork for what gaming is now in the music genre. But then add Rock Band to the picture, and now gamers don?t just don?t rock out with a guitar, but also with other instruments including the drums. Having Rock Band right next to Guitar Hero lays down some tough competition. |
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- Category: Audio Size: 57.22 MB Status: 26 seeders and 65 leechers |
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- Section: Apple, Audio, Accessories, Gadgets / Other ?Athletic Performance Sensing and/or Tracking Systems and Methods” is the title of a new patent applied for by Nike, in relation to its collaboration with Apple on something called Nike+iPod. While you probably thought that Nike finally ditched Apple when it released the Nike+ Sportband, this new patent reveals that Nike and Apple are actually on planning a few new things for their Nike+iPod team up, including adding support for activities other than running (such as yoga, karate, pilates and free weights) aside from expanding into the iPhone and iPod touch lineup. |
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- The upcoming 3G BlackBerry phone for AT&T from RIM has been delayed, moving the launch date to August from the originally planned June date. Not many reasons were given, but the main speculated one concerned AT&T's thoughts about its call quality. Other folks prefer something more dramatic, claiming that AT& |
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- Filed under: Gaming Remember when you discovered that you could check out your Xbox 360's heatsink without voiding the warranty? Yeah, fun times. Now, we're getting a closer look at the third-generation PlayStation 3 heatsink -- and this time, you won't be required to perform any strange feats of inverted photography in order to take a peek. Furukawa Electric recently showed off the next-gen sink at Techno-Frontier 2008 in Japan, and aside from ditching the copper pipes used in the first two iterations, this one has also split in two in order to cool the Cell and RSX processors separately. |
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- The Super Mario invincibility doesn't really make a huge appearance in Super Mario Galaxy as far as we've seen, but this desk version should more than fill in. For $17.99 you get an unlimited amount of star power activated in tiny little segments every time you hit the button on its back. Will it get old fast? Definitely. |
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- Filed under: Gaming Attention out of shape Europeans: you can now whip your body into a pristine temple of hotness thanks to the Wii Fit. Nintendo's next pile of money has launched all over the UK and EU, so if you've been hankering for a good workout -- but you've been too lazy to actually work out -- now is your chance to shine. The exercise board and accompanying software will cost you £ |
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- newVideoPlayer("sw_attack. flv", 490, 405,""); Remember the case of the drunkard dressing up as Vader and beating some Jedi-wannabees with a crutch? Here's the vid. I can't believe someone got charged with assault for this. |
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- Let me slip into something less comfortable... |
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- Today we are checking out an awesome thin-and-light notebook form Hypersonic called the AG2. This little notebook has tons of performance and power tucked into a small, compact design. The Hypersonic AG2 is a very well built notebook that only lacks in ... |
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- Safety is a top priority in any motorsports, and the same applies to Toyota who is involved in F1. The Japanese auto manufacturer has developed a computer simulation which recreates high speed accidents and their effects on human physiology. Known as Total Human Model Safety (THUMS), the FIA Institute and Toyota have managed to look into various serious injuries sustained in accidents which are difficult to measure with conventional crash-test dummies. Results from this study will be released as soon as it is completed, and it is hoped that this technology will help study high speed rear impact crashes in the FIA Formula One World Championship and Indy Racing League (IRL). Good to see drivers these days get way more protection than their p... |
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- Mobile Skype was previously only available on Smartphones like Windows Mobile, but they've just ported a Java version for all kinds of non-smart phones. Be aware that this isn't like the previous iterations and even Skype to Skype calls cost money (or use up your minutes), so there's no huge reason in using this to call someone you can easily call already. What it is useful for is calling overseas, since you use up regular minutes but only get charged SkypeOut rates instead of your exhorbitant cellphone international call rates. [Skype via Crunchgear] |
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- Did he or didn't he? An aide to Mexico's president has lost his job after allegedly swiping BlackBerrys off a table outside of diplomatic talks taking place in New Orleans this week, according to several media reports. Rafael Quintero Curiel, who coordinated Mexican journalists who follow the president, ... |
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- Pioneer unveiled the KURO KRF-9000FD full HD projector which features high reflectivity LCoS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology in order to achieve a fantastic contrast ratio of 30,000:1. Other features on the KRF-9000FD include :- 2x motorized zoom/focus lens 80% vertical and +-34% horizontal lens shift 600lm brightness 2 HDMI ports 24db noise level 280W power consumptionIt will be available at the end of this month, burning a $12,000 hole in your pockets. Permalink | Comment | Uberbargain | Uberphones |
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- Filed under: Gaming, Laptops We just know you haven't forgotten that the PS3 Laptop auction ends today, but just in case all of your friends have, here's a friendly reminder from us to you. Ben Heck's masterful machine is up for grabs to the highest bidder, and yes, 100% of the proceeds will go to National Cancer Coalition. Head over here for all the rules and regulations, and tap the read link to place your bid. Good luck! |
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- Filed under: Laptops What do you know? The former OLPC head of software and content did indeed resign at least partially over NickNeg's growing fondness of Windows XP. In a recent soul-spilling interview with xconomy, Walter Bender made clear that he resigned his post at the non-profit due to the general de-emphasis of "radical projects like Sugar," the innovative XO user interface which Mr. Bender was unsurprisingly neck-deep in during his stay. |
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- The Gadget: HP's response to the Asus EEE PC, the HP 2133 Mini-Note. galleryPost('HPmininote', 3, ''); The Price: $499-$750. |
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- O2 and Carphone Warehouse seem to have run out of 8GB iPhones, and both of them won't be getting any replenishments from Apple. What do you think this means? Most people would probably point out and say that the 3G iPhone is all but inevitable, which is why the 8GB version won't be restocked. What's your take on it? In all probability, it will be released sometime in the middle of the year, which means you don't have that much longer to wait. |
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- Here’s an excerpt of the product description for the A-Data Theme Series T703 Disney flash drive - grammatically corrected, warts and all. The super light and handy Mickey flash drive weighs only 15 grams, and has a gorgeous Mickey hanging ornament. You can either wear it or use it to decorate your cell phone or bag. No matter how you use it, you will always attract people’ |
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- Want to stay focused while using your computer? Then ASUS BrightCam Series AF-200 is there to help you out. Sporting a sophisticated look and 2.0 mega pixel 80° wide angle lens, ASUS BrightCam Series AF-200 lets you communicate face to face with friends online. Its high-resolution lens can deliver pictures at a fast VGA 30fps [... |
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- Fancy getting an adrenaline rush? Why not check out the RolerBall - do make sure you take the necessary precautions beforehand though. Once inflated this behemoth stands about three metres high, and is rather like a spherical cushioned igloo. The idea, which sounds insane, is to put it at the top of a slope (we suggest a very gentle one with a long unobstructed run-off), strap yourself in, and then roll down the hill trying not to lose your lunch. Inside the centre shell are two harnesses, so you could have two people feeling the adrenalin rush, and probably the queasiness, together. |
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- Bearing a look of an advanced gadget, Virgin Mobile Wild Card Phone is a dual-screen messaging phone with a full keyboard. Though this cell phone looks heavy in look, it is actually lightweight and can be easily carried anywhere. Be it the Bluetooth or Speakerphone, you get all the latest technologies in Virgin Mobile Wild [...] |
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- The Texas Rangers continued to shuffle their struggling pitching staff, calling up right-hander Sidney Ponson from Triple-A Oklahoma to make Saturday night’s start against the Minnesota Twins. To create a roster spot for Ponson, the Rangers sent right-handed reliever Kazuo Fukumori to Oklahoma. Fukumori was recalled from Oklahoma last Thurday, but has a 20.25 ERA [... |
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- #20 Precisamente uso las palabras "fuerza bruta" y "violencia desproporcionada" para que no pienses que justifico a Israel. |
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- ...ending out your data as well?" |
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- ...ity suites: we don't believe in them" |
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- ... carry a Bluetooth-enabled device, your movements may have been secretly monitored in an experiment" |
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- ...hacker conference this August, one that antivirus vendors already hate" |
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