Archive for April, 2011 - Page 19
Borderlands' Claptrap Helps One Fan Pop The Question
The amount of negative stereotypes associated with gaming can make it hard for someone who is heavily into video games to find love. For this reason, a relationship between two gamers is a special thing, especially when they share the same favorite game – in this case, Gearbox’s brilliant FPS/RPG [...]
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Lasers to Replace Conventional Spark Plugs in Gasoline Engines
Spark plugs have part of petrol-fed internal combustion engines for the longest time. But as automotive engineers look into greneener vehicles, will lasers help solve the puzzle of inefficient fuel burn?
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White iPhone 4 Starts Shipping to Stores
Like many iPhone fans, you might be in eager anticipation for the white iPhone 4. The long wait is about to end. The white iPhone 4 is shipping to a retail store near you–if you’re in the US, that is.
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Google Also Tracking Android Phones?
Apple came under fire last week for the Apple iPhone 4 tracking controversy. Data found by researchers indicate that Google might also be tracking Android users’ every move, although for a shorter period.
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 MacBook Air Rival Confirmed By Battery Details
Yesterday we brought an interesting upcoming notebook to your attention, the ThinkPad X1, Lenovo’s thinnest ThinkPad so far and a worthy MacBook Air rival. The new Windows 7 machine is said to pack quite a punch and while rumors suggested the device will hit some stores starting with May 20 [...]
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PwnageTool 4.3.2 Download Available for iOS 4.3.2 Untethered Jailbreak
As jailbreak fans will already know, iOS 4.3.2 has been jailbroken, both untethered and tethered, immediately after Apple released the new firmware version, but the iPhone Dev Team hasn’t stop updating it’s tools. After having a new Redsn0w version in the wild a few days ago, the hackers team has [...]
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PlayStation Network Down on Day Four But Servers Expected to be Back Online on Monday & Tuesday
PlayStation owners know by now that Sony has shut down its PlayStation Network servers and its services have not been resumed yet. Everything started on Wednesday and we’re now on the fourth day of downtime. Sony is yet to come clean about the whole thing, but there are various reports [...]
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Lenovo ThinkPad Honeycomb Tablet Coming Soon to Rival the iPad 2?
A new Honeycomb tablet is going to challenge the supremacy of the iPad 2 and this new device is going to come from Lenovo. This new ThinkPad for “on-the-go professionals” will come with laptop capabilities too, meaning that it will have a special case containing a regular QWERTY keyboard and [...]
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Mac OS X Lion Support for High DPI Suggests Retina Display in Macs
The latest build of the upcoming Mac OS X Lion includes icons and wallpapers that suggest support for high pixel density. Will this mean we will have Macs and Macbooks with Retina Display?
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LG Optimus U+ Announced In Korea
Today is Easter Sunday in the West, meaning zero new tech news today. Thank the Easter Bunny that Asian countries like South Korea exist to get us our fill of daily tech news. LG has just announced the oft-rumored LG Optimus U+, a 4.3-inch phone and addition to their popular [...]
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