Michael Moore’s latest film is now legally downloadable from the web. It launched on the movie’s offcial website and also was released on BitTorrent as well as Pirate Bay trackers. Its an interesting step…
The official site is here: http://slackeruprising.com/
Those EA Nazi’s are at it again with their anti information campaign. Apparently this time EA moderators started warning users on their official message board with bans if they continued to inform others about their crappy DRM and their use of secruROM. The official post:
“Please do not continue to post theses thread or you account may be at risk of banning which in some cases would mean you would need to buy a new copy to play Spore.”
They later reversed this, but still that isn’t very cool to begin with…I really hope EA cleans up their act.
An oldie but goodie, The Suffering was a scary shooter/survival/horror game along the same lines as Resident Evil with a little bit of Max Payne style thrown in. The Suffering was developed in 2004 by Surreal and published by Midway. And now the full version of the PC game is available to the public as an ad-supported venture. Don’t miss out on this 1.2GB download. Read more »
defensive cat
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japanese girl sensations: virtual boyfriends
cheerleaders ditch revealing shorts
short people
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NvgLkuEtkA
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Griffin Technology has developed an interesting product for your first or second gen iPhone - the AirCurve. Without any electrical or moving parts, this “acoustic amplifier” does exactly that, amplifies through its curvy design the acoustics from your iPhone speaker at the base. By “snapping” in your iPhone onto the AirCurve, the sound from your iPhone speakers are output directly into the AirCurve and the volume is magnified as the sound waves travel through the translucent polycarbonate amplifier. Read more »
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While we weren’t exactly fans of the past ads, this new one seems pretty good, and leaves me proud that I use a PC and not a Mac!
Wait, I own a Mac, and a iPhone, and a iPod, and…damn it……
More demo videos of the T-Mobile G1 released. T-Mobile CEO said they will unlock these phones for you 90 days after activation, and will let you tether your phone to a computer as long as its not a major network issue. Another thing is, when you sign the contract, you will be limited to 1gb of data per month before they throttle your d/l spee to 50kbs….not to happy about that…
The numbers are in and Google came out the big winner this past August, marking its largest monthly gain the web search market in months. The gain came at the expense of rival Yahoo Inc, the distant runner-up player in the US web search space, as its share of the market actually dropped 0.9% to 19.6% from July. Meanwhile Microsoft, in third place, dropped 0.6% to 8.3% according to comScore Inc.
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Apple announced the creation of the Apple Ultracompact USB Power Adapter Exchange program to replace potentially dangerous power adapters that have been shipped with each 3G iPhone. The safety risk can occur when the power adapter’s metal prongs break off when being pull from a power outlet, remaining attached to the outlet and posing a threat for electrical shock and fire. Though no serious incidents have been reported yet, Apple has received enough reports of breaking prongs to warrant the exchange program. If you bought the iPhone 3G or standalone adapter in the US, Japan, Canada, Mexico, or South America, then you may be affected. Read more »
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