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startlink: 'iCarly' Combines the Internet With TV
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007. ICarly' Combines the Internet With TV. What if, just like Andy Warhol said we would, we gave everyone their 15 minutes of fame? Fifteen minutes is a long time, though, particularly in an era of truncated attention spans. So how about 15 seconds? That ought to be enough time to squirt milk out of your eyes on worldwide television. Or play a trumpet while jumping up and down on a pogo stick. Or use a blender to make a spaghetti-and-meatball smoothie, then drink it. It's the u...
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Games on blog: DFC: 360 finishing last in 2012's $47B market
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007. DFC: 360 finishing last in 2012's $47B market. This week, market research and analyst firm DFC Intelligence. Released its latest report, titled "DFC Intelligence Forecasts Video Game Market to Reach $47 Billion by 2009." As the title suggests, the San Diego-based research firm thinks the worldwide game industry's worth will increase by $14 billion in the next two years from its estimated $33 billion 2007 worth. Cole also believes that although the battle is far from over, t...
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Games on blog: Nintendo: Wii News
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Monday, September 24, 2007. First images of Link's Crossbow Training - the game that will come packaged with Nintendo's Wii Zapper peripheral - have hit the net. Scans of the latest issue of the US Nintendo Power magazine show screens of Link taking aim at enemies in the gorgeous Hyrule as seen in Twilight Princess. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Make money on internet. Activision buys UK-based maker of racing games. Halo 3 Sales Smash Game Industry Records. Sci-Fi Scares in EAs Dead Space. Nintendo...
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Games on blog: Bomberman to explode on Wii, PSP, DS
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Thursday, September 20, 2007. Bomberman to explode on Wii, PSP, DS. Bomberman Land will be released on the three systems in January 2008. The DS version will be titled Bomberman Land Touch 2. Though it has not confirmed online play for the game yet, publisher Hudson says the game will have an extensive focus on the multiplayer component. Each version of the game is slated for release in January. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Make money on internet. Activision buys UK-based maker of racing games.
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Games on blog: Activision buys UK-based maker of racing games
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Thursday, September 27, 2007. Activision buys UK-based maker of racing games. Activision Inc (ATVI.O: Quote. Said on Wednesday it has bought the Britain-based maker of a popular racing video game, plugging a hole in the video-game publisher's lineup. Activision did not say how much it had paid for Bizarre Creations, which makes the "Project Gotham Racing" series for Microsoft Corp's (MSFT.O: Quote. Xbox 360 gaming console. Which sells the popular "Need for Speed" and "Burnout" franchises. Mike Griffith, ...
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Games on blog: Finally: the lightsabre comes to the Wii
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007. Finally: the lightsabre comes to the Wii. A new weapon will soon join Nintendo’s armoury: a lightsabre. Internet gaming sites across the web today cheered news of a new Star Wars game for the hit Wii console in which players will wield the Jedi weapon of choice using Nintendo’s motion sensitive “ Wiimote. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. But it is the Wii version that is causing the biggest buzz – literally, possibly, since the Wii Remote is equipped with a loudspeaker.
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startlink: Broadband speeds under scrutiny
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Friday, September 21, 2007. Broadband speeds under scrutiny. Broadband speeds in the UK are much slower than advertised by internet service providers, a study by Computeractive magazine has found. Some 3,000 readers took part in speed tests and 62% found they routinely got less than half of the top speed advertised by their provider. It is the latest in a series of questions over the way net firms advertise broadband services. Regulator Ofcom said it was aware of the issue and was "investigating". Avatar...
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startlink: Nortel seeks revival through 'hyperconnectivity'
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Sunday, September 23, 2007. Nortel seeks revival through 'hyperconnectivity'. That's the essence of "hyperconnectivity," a term Nortel Networks has been trumpeting since the spring and that looms large over most developments at the communications equipment giant. But the trend it calls hyperconnectivity- Zafirovski and associates actually refer to it as a "megatrend"- gives more reason for optimism at a company that, by the admission of its own executive team, was only a few years ago able to offer "me t...
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startlink: Hi-tech crime 'is big business'
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Friday, September 21, 2007. Hi-tech crime 'is big business'. Internet crime has become a major commercial activity, reveals a report by computer security company Symantec. The report said cyber crime had become increasingly professional and was now a multi-billion dollar industry. The underground economy has its own auction sites and marketplaces that sell valuable data such as credit card numbers and bank accounts. Http:/ news.bbc.co.uk. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hi-tech crime is big business.
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Science: Quantum communication: atoms talk long distance
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Thursday, September 27, 2007. Quantum communication: atoms talk long distance. US physicists have coaxed tiny artificial atoms into communicating in an advance that may lead to super-fast quantum computers, the researchers said on Wednesday. Quantum computers hold the promise of being enormously powerful, capable of solving in seconds problems that take today's fastest machines years to crack. In the past, the best qubits could do was talk to neighboring qubits, much like the childhood game of telephone.
