Sep/100
Get hands-on with Killzone 3 multiplayer at PAX
Killzone 3’s multiplayer is set for its first public hands-on engagement this week at PAX. There will be 16 multiplayer stations set up at the show for players to compete in 8v8 matches. Sony will also have four pods set up for single-player, with an additional three featuring the game in 3D — there’s nothing quite like a reload animation in 3D.
If you don’t care about standing around in line to touch some plague-infested controller (Purell is your friend), the company will have limited supplies of Killzone swag bags at the booth. Also, there’s mention of some “collectible art cards” at the booth that will have instructions on how to “win” a code for entry into the Killzone 3 beta.
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Get hands-on with Killzone 3 multiplayer at PAX originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 01 Sep 2010 21:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Aug/1025
How to jailbreak iOS4 for iPhone 3g and iPod Touch 2g with redsn0w 0.9.5 on Windows or Mac.
In this video I show you how to jailbreak iOS4, 4.0.1 and 4.0.2 for iPhone 3g and iPod Touch 2g with redsn0w 0.9.5 on windows or mac. This will NOT work on a MC model of the iPod touch or the iPhone 3gs, iPhone 2g, iPod touch 1g, and iPod touch 3g. This is a untethered jailbreak. This To download redsnow go here: Windows: sites.google.com Mac: sites.google.com You will need iTunes 9.2 for this. You can get through Apple software update or from here: www.apple.com Here’s how to jailbreak with todays release. 1. Install 4.0 final through iTunes. 2. Run redsn0w and when you click browse to find the firmware choose version 4.0 not 4.0.1 or 4.0.2. If you are running 4.0.1 or 4.0.2 choose 4.0. 3. It should be jailbroken know. You can get the unlock for ios4 in this repo repo666.ultrasn0w.com. Its ultrasn0w 0.93. To fix SMS issues rerun redsn0w using the updated one in the links. Just deselect cydia when you run it. Here are links to download iOS4: Get version 4.0 here if running 4.0.1 or 4.0.2: www.felixbruns.de iPhone 3g iOS 4.0.2: bit.ly iPod Touch 2g iOS 4.0.2 final: bit.ly You can also use the firmware that you got from iTunes. If you are having problems try redownloading the firmware. To jailbreak iOS4 on a 3gs go here: blog.iphone-dev.org Only for mac. Windows watch my other video!! Don’t forget to Like and Subscribe!!! Also follow me on twitter: twitter.com If you would like to donate go here: www.paypal.com This will let me get cool stuff to review and giveaway. Tags …
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Aug/1025
IGN Daily Fix, 4-27: BioShock Delays and iPhone News?
Find out how to get in the Uncharted 2 MP Beta, and does Apple have plans to bring the iPhone to the Verizon network?
Aug/100
BlackBerry App World 2.0 leaves beta, includes cheaper apps and new payment options
The latest version of BlackBerry App World is now available to all, and it includes a number of welcome additions. First off, RIM has dropped the $2.99 minimum from paid apps, so now BlackBerry developers can release $0.99 and $1.99 apps just like everybody else. It’s also easier to buy those apps now, with credit card and carrier billing becoming available, and the new BlackBerry ID function lets you both perform those credit card payments and to easily move all your apps over to a new BlackBerry device when the time comes. RIM has also enacted a few new app discovery mechanisms for hunting down those “Super Apps” (BlackBerry users know what we’re talking about), but it’s not all gravy: the developer revenue split is down to 70 / 30 from RIM’s original exception-to-the-rule 80 / 20. PR is after the break.
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BlackBerry App World 2.0 leaves beta, includes cheaper apps and new payment options originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 20 Aug 2010 09:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Aug/100
Internet Explorer 9 Beta launching September 15th, might enter a beauty pageant
Once again, the whispers were true. Microsoft has proudly announced on this fine day that September 15th will mark the official launch of the Internet Explorer 9 Beta, but details beyond that are scant. We do know that the Big M will hold a gala in San Francisco to celebrate “The Beauty of the Web,” and once it hits the tubes, you’ll need either Vista or Windows 7 to use it (sorry, XP loyalists). ‘Course, it remains to be seen if IE can catch up to Chrome and Firefox in the technical department, but at least you can start preparing your existing squeeze for somewhat of a letdown next month. Let ‘em down easy, okay?
Internet Explorer 9 Beta launching September 15th, might enter a beauty pageant originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 12 Aug 2010 16:54:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Aug/1025
Jailbreak Your iPhone 4, iPod touch 3G and iPad on iOS 4.0 Using JailbreakMe
JailbreakMe: jailbreakme.com Alternate JailbreakMe link jailbreakme.modmyi.com In this video I show you how to jailbreak your iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch 2G, iPod touch 3G and iPad using JailbreakMe. It is a very simple process that simply requires you to go to JailbreakMe.com on your device and simply slide to jailbreak. Give it a few moments then you should have Cydia on your device and the jailbreak will be done. You will need to be on iOS 4.0 or iOS 4.0.1 for the iPod touch and iPhone and iOS 3.2.1 for the iPad. If you are on a iOS 4.1 beta then you will need to downgrade to be able to jailbreak. If you are looking for the iPhone 4 ultrasn0w unlock you will need to wait as it won’t be up for at least a day or two.
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Aug/100
Social Bicycles bike sharing system powered by iPhone app to hit NYC this fall
Social Bicycles is a bike sharing system with a twist. Using an iPhone app, the system allows users to drop off, locate, and borrow a bike nearly anywhere. The bikes are equipped with a GPS device which is locked to one of the wheels, and when the bike is locked, it’s locatable using the app, so that someone can borrow it; when it’s in use and unlocked, it doesn’t appear in the app. The real upside to Social Bicycles is that the regular infrastructure required for bike lending systems — such as docking stations in a lot of convenient locations — are unnecessary with this system, which can get by with regular old bike racks, making it a much cheaper, fly-by-night option. It’s coming to New York City in very limited beta this fall, and we expect it to outperform Segs in the City in no time. Video is below.
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Social Bicycles bike sharing system powered by iPhone app to hit NYC this fall originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 11 Aug 2010 21:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Aug/1025
iPhone OS 4.0 Firmware Hands-On Review
This is my iPhone OS 4.0 firmware hands-on review. I am really enjoying this new software because of the loads of new features it has which include: Multitasking, Folders, Unified Mail, iBooks, Game Center, and Tap to Focus on the Video Camera. Those are just 6 of the 100 new features in this software. The new iPhone OS 4.0 software will be released to the public this Summer 2010.
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Aug/100
Hauppauge officially announces HD PVR support in Windows Media Center
If you’re thinking about going the Media Center DVR route but can’t or won’t get hooked up with a CableCARD don’t forget there’s another option available to pull in those premium channels now that the $199 Hauppauge HD PVR is supported as a TV recorder in Windows 7. There’s been a few updates since the feature was added in beta back in June, which lets users select programs via the Media Center guide to be captured and encoded in MPEG-4 over the device’s component video inputs (HDTV resolutions up to 1080i and 5.1 surround sound are supported) while the PC controls connected satellite or cable TV set-top boxes with an included IR blaster. There’s still a limit of one tuner per PC and a thread over on TheGreenButton reveals the experience can still be a bit glitchy, but if you’ve just got to have Windows Media Center and NFL Sunday Ticket then some compromises will be necessary.
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Hauppauge officially announces HD PVR support in Windows Media Center originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 05 Aug 2010 15:39:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul/100
LG’s Application Store launches in places you don’t live for devices you don’t care about
LG’s official Application Store — not to be confused with an App Store, App World, or App Catalog — just went beta is 23 countries with the aim of serving up 4,000 apps to 33 countries (including the UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain) by the end of the year. Sorry US netizens, you’re seemingly out of luck for 2010. It launches with significantly less than 4,000 apps today (about 3,000) targeting LG feature and smartphones in countries that you, dear reader, likely don’t care about. Oh, did we tell you that it’s launching without any Android apps? Those won’t arrive until sometime later this year.
LG’s Application Store launches in places you don’t live for devices you don’t care about originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 05:10:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul/100
Medal of Honor beta now available on Xbox 360
Xbox 360 owners have been patiently waiting their turn to go online in the Medal of Honor beta. After weeks of delays, it appears EA and DICE’s multiplayer shooter is now available on Xbox Live. If you’ve managed to snag an elusive code, you’ll be able to redeem it here to exchange it for an Xbox Live voucher.
The beta is expected to end on July 31st, giving Xbox owners at least ten days to get an early peek at the FPS. If you haven’t managed to procure a code, stay tuned to our Twitter account. We’ll be giving away a few codes later in the day.
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Medal of Honor beta now available on Xbox 360 originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 20 Jul 2010 23:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul/100
Firefox Home for iPhone bows in the App Store
Alright, we know that playing with the Firefox 4 beta has been a full-time job for you Mozilla fanboys and girls out there, but let’s try something fresh on for size, shall we? Firefox Home has finally been whisked into the App Store on news that Apple gave it the green light, meaning you can now sync your bookmarks and open tabs between your desktop and your phone. Some of us can go a few minutes without browsing the web in the off chance we’re away from our PCs… aw, who are we kidding? No we can’t — and neither can you, so you may as well grab it if you’re using Firefox and an iPhone.
Firefox Home for iPhone bows in the App Store originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 15 Jul 2010 23:58:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul/100
Swiftkey beta brings new keyboard, world class predictive text to Android
The software and language engineers at Swiftkey have been toiling on this app for the past two years, and at long last, it’s being made available for precisely nothing to anxious Android users. Hot on the heels of Swype’s own beta, the Swiftkey beta is now available to download directly from the App Market, and once installed (along with language packs of your choice), it can be used in place of your stock Android soft keyboard. We’ve never been the biggest fan of Google’s factory keys, and while we still feel that Swiftkey’s letters are a tad on the skinny side, it’s definitely an improvement. But that’s not where the magic’s at — this software has an uncanny ability to guess what your next word will be, and it actually looks at your prior SMS list (if allowed) in order to “learn” how you converse. In our early tests, we’re pretty darn impressed, and yes, it’s definitely worth the $0.00 price tag. Get your download on right now, or hop past the break for a video demonstration if you still need convincing.
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Swiftkey beta brings new keyboard, world class predictive text to Android originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 14 Jul 2010 03:43:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul/100
Android App Inventor lets you be the developer (video)
Google is following in Nokia’s footsteps today by offering its users a simple-to-use DIY app maker. Employing a design scheme that relies on visual blocks rather than oodles of arcane code, the App Inventor — still in Beta, of course — has functions for “just about anything” you can do with an Android handset, including access to GPS and phone functionality. All that’s really missing is the raw creative talent, which we’re sure you’ll be happy to provide. Hit the source link to get involved or skip past the break for an educational video.
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Android App Inventor lets you be the developer (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 12 Jul 2010 04:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul/100
Twitter for BlackBerry shakes the beta label
Though RIM’s official Twitter client for BlackBerry devices has been slinking around in public beta form for a solid three months now, we understand — not everyone is okay using software that’s rough around the edges. And if anything, that probably applies more to BlackBerry users, many of whom are using their devices to do… you know, really important work-related things. On that note, you might be excited to learn that the company’s official Twitter client has gone gold, meaning it’s theoretically less likely to crash than any version that’s come before it, which means you can go about your high-productivity business without fear that your secret addiction to social networking will bring your Bold 9700 crashing down in a spectacular ball of flame and molten circuitry. Not to say the beta was prone to do that, of course, but you can be extra sure of it now. If you’re interested, looks like you should be able to find it in App World right away.
Twitter for BlackBerry shakes the beta label originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 06 Jul 2010 21:56:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jul/100
Firefox 1.1 hits Maemo in final form, featuring Add-ons, Save to PDF and more
Two months after an impressive beta, Mozilla’s finalized its first full mobile browser for Maemo — beating iPhone, Android and most assuredly Windows Mobile versions to the punch. Though it doesn’t seem to have gained any new features in the interim, what it does bring to the table is sweet indeed: portrait browsing, auto-updating add-ons and the ability to magically convert webpages to PDF right on your phone. If you have a Nokia N900 or N810, do your device a favor and download it right now; if not, you’ll find a handy guide to your burning jealousy at our more coverage link.
Firefox 1.1 hits Maemo in final form, featuring Add-ons, Save to PDF and more originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 03 Jul 2010 14:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jun/100
iPhone iOS 4.0 IN-HAND, RELEASED and Previewed! – AppJudgment
revision3.com A hands-on demo of iPhone 4.0 beta — we show off all the new features! BE SOCIAL! Share this video! Subscribe! www.youtube.com AppJudgment Homepage revision3.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook facebook.com Eileen on Twitter twitter.com Graham on Twittertwitter.com ABOUT APPJUDGMENT With hundreds of apps to choose from for your iPhone, Android or whatever smartphone you may have, how do know what’s worth the download? AppJudgment is your daily source for mobile phone app reviews and previews!
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Jun/100
Emblaze’s First Else in danger of becoming a smoldering slab of vaporware?
We have word from an industry insider that the First Else handset running the ALP OS is in trouble. Not a surprise since Emblaze, the company behind the handset, has been dead quiet about Else ever since CES where it promised a March beta and Q2 launch. From what we hear, the software simply isn’t ready and Emblaze has been unable to sign on any major carriers as the components continue to age inside a cellphone first demonstrated in November of 2009.
We’ve also been told that Emblaze has instructed its employees not to speak to the press about First Else. And indeed, when we called the number that formerly belonged to the Emblaze Mobile marketing manager we were greeted with a very casual “hello” without any mention of the company or the person with whom we were speaking. After confirming that we were indeed speaking with Emblaze Mobile, we related the news about First Else and were promptly transfered to the voicemail of Emblaze’s legal representation. Curious don’t you think? Your move Emblaze.
Emblaze’s First Else in danger of becoming a smoldering slab of vaporware? originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 16 Jun 2010 08:51:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jun/1025
iPhone 4 – Official Video 2010 HD
Okay watch this, iPhone 4 was just announced. This is on the Apple Website check it out for all the new features – www.apple.com Leave your thoughts about the NEW iPhone 4. NOT IPHONE 4G Its iPhone 4 NOT OS 4.0 Its iOS 4
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Jun/100
Mozilla bundles WebM support into nightly Firefox builds
Google’s new web video standard seems to be gathering a bit of momentum, as today Firefox is following in the ultrafast steps of Chrome by offering built-in support for WebM video. Bugs are still being worked out, but the fundamentals are there, and we’ll hopefully see all kinks ironed out in time for the release of Firefox 4 Beta, which is expected to land later this month. This is now the third big browser to announce compatibility, with Microsoft already promising it for IE 9, provided users download the necessary VP8 codec first. The HTML5-obsessed Apple hasn’t yet decided which way it’s going with the standard while Opera is presumably busy figuring out how to parody the whole thing in video form.
Mozilla bundles WebM support into nightly Firefox builds originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 10 Jun 2010 13:26:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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