Archive for November, 2010 - Page 6

Your Shape DLC Confirmed [Top Kinect Exercise Game Getting 12 DLC Packs, Adding Different Exercises, First Coming Next Month]

By on Tuesday, 30. November 2010

Video game development nowadays is all about the DLC – and you can’t expect a first tier game like Your Shape: Fitness Evolved from Ubisoft to miss out on that. Your Shape is generally regarded as the top exercise game out of the Kinect [...]

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iPhone iOS 4.2.1 Ultrasn0w Unlock Issues: Severe Battery Draining, Hot iPhone in Standby Mode & Excessive Data Traffic [iPhone Unlocking Comes With Side Effects Especially If You Hacktivate the Handset]

By on Tuesday, 30. November 2010

The iPhone 3G and 3GS running iOS 4.2.1 have finally been unlocked but that doesn’t mean it’s only good news for early unlockers, especially those of you relying on these fancy jailbreak and unlock tools to hacktivate your device in [...]

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Facebook Video Chat Coming Soon? [Facebook Code Reveals Future Video Chatting Functionality Potential; Possibly in Partnership with Skype]

By on Tuesday, 30. November 2010

Facebook has recently trademarked the “Face” name for telecommunication services. Now, a snippet of Javascript code reveals that Facebook might soon support video-chatting on the site.

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Lord Of The Rings: Middle Earth Defense iPhone Tower Defense App Down To $4.99 [Lord Of The Rings: Middle Earth Defense Sees Discount, Price Still Not Nearly Low Enough]

By on Tuesday, 30. November 2010

We’re not sure if J.R.R. Tolkien would be spinning in his grave, but we’re guessing he’d at least do a half-turn. We kid, we haven’t played this tower defense take on best scenes of the movies (keeping an eye on [...]

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Microsoft Announces 2.5 Million Kinects Sold Worldwide So Far [Microsoft Says They've Sold 2.5 Million Kinects So Far, Due In No Small Part To Performance On Black Friday]

By on Tuesday, 30. November 2010

Microsoft announced today that, due partly to the rush over Black Friday weekend, Kinect has now sold over 2.5 million units since launch. Yeah, you hear that? That’s the sound of me eating my words from back when I said [...]

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Survey Asks Gamers What PS1 Game They’d Like Remade On PS3, Square Enix Makes Strong Showing [Square Games Dominate List Of PS1 Games Gamers Want Remade On PS3]

By on Monday, 29. November 2010

A recent October survey was conducted by Goo Rankings that asked what PS1 classics gamers would like to see remade on the PS3. Well, the results are in and they’re, at the same time, surprising but what was expected. The [...]

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Nook Color Root Complete, eReader Can Become Full Tablet [Barnes & Noble’s Nook Color Just Became a $250 Android Actual Tablet Via Rooting]

By on Monday, 29. November 2010

The Nook Color is definitely a great eReader and could be a great Christmas gift idea. But starting today the device will also act as a full Android tablet too as the Nook Color has been finally rooted.

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LaCie Offers Up New USB 3.0 Hub [Turn One USB 3.0 Port Into Four With the New LaCie Hub]

By on Monday, 29. November 2010

The folks out at LaCie know how to do USB up right, folks, and to that end, they’ve set out a whole lot of gear for the plug in recent days. They’ve got a new one here, though, that proves [...]

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Ubisoft Reflections, Developer Of Upcoming Driver: San Fransisco, Suffers Layoffs [Driver: San Fransisco Developer Ubisoft Reflections Lays Off Employees, Ubisoft Montreal Moves In To Help Out]

By on Monday, 29. November 2010

It’s an exciting time to be working at Ubisoft’s newest studio, Ubisoft Toronto. If you’re working at the UK-based Ubisoft Reflections, though, well…not so much. The developer of the upcoming Driver: San Fransisco has told Develop that they’ve laid off [...]

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Toshiba Power TV Runs Two Hours On Onboard Battery [Toshiba's Power TV Line Includes Integrated Battery, Good For A Movie In A Blackout]

By on Monday, 29. November 2010

If you’re like me, you dread the sound of a particularly loud thunderstorm. Not because it’s scary by itself, mind you, but for what it may mean. No, not “tornado warning”, or “Dish Network goes down” (though those are bad [...]

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