App Store Freebies: a Hands Heater, ShortURL, Lazy Text, more

/* Posted March 29th, 2010 at 4:54am [Comments: 5]    */
/* Filed under Apple, Apps, Deals, DS, iPhone, iPod, Mac, PC    */

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Get them now while they’re hot! These iPhone apps have been recently reduced to the recession friendly price of free! There’s no word when these app prices will shoot back up (usually these freebies are only good for a couple of days as app publishers try to get a little publicity) so make no delay and point your iTunes to the App Store and get to downloading!

  • Dungeon Run: Dungeon crawling game
  • a Hands Heater: iPhone hand warmer
  • ShortURL : URL-shortener
  • Lazy Text: Copy text from Mac or PC to iPhone or iPod touch
  • Sound Match: Sound matching game
  • GW Lab: Accelerometer-based game
  • Keep Barry Bouncing: Reaction-time game

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App Store Freebies: Color Magic Deluxe, Pocket Audio, ContactsTap, more

/* Posted March 22nd, 2010 at 4:44am [Comments: 1]    */
/* Filed under Apple, Apps, Audio, Deals, iPhone, iPod, PC    */

iphone 3g stock photo trio

Get them now while they’re hot! These iPhone apps have been recently reduced to the recession friendly price of free! There’s no word when these app prices will shoot back up (usually these freebies are only good for a couple of days as app publishers try to get a little publicity) so make no delay and point your iTunes to the App Store and get to downloading!

  • Color Magic Deluxe: Photo editing software
  • PocketAudio : Wireless microphone for PC
  • QRCode ToolKit PRO: QR coding assistant
  • ContactsTap: Contact management utility
  • Insanity: Puzzle game
  • GuruGuru-Hammer: Accelerometer-based game
  • 80s Galaxy: Retro-style 3D shooter

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Dell Adamo. When?

/* Posted March 10th, 2009 at 10:10pm [Comments: 6]    */
/* Filed under Laptops, PC, Windows    */

Those EA Nazi’s and their crappy DRM

/* Posted September 25th, 2008 at 12:43am [Comments: none]    */
/* Filed under News, PC, Video Games    */

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.

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Download Midway’s 2004 Title The Suffering for Free

/* Posted September 24th, 2008 at 1:40pm [Comments: 4]    */
/* Filed under PC, Video Games    */

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 »

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Slimmer than HP Slimline: Introducing the Wii PC

/* Posted September 5th, 2008 at 8:15am [Comments: 4]    */
/* Filed under Nintendo, PC, Wii, Windows    */

A modder whose Wii must have outlived its fun factor was converted into a fully functional PC with a 1.3Ghz CPU, 512MB RAM, 40GB hard drive running Windows XP. The miniscule Wii PC, slimmer than an HP Slimline, has DVI output and supports a keyboard and mouse are connected wirelessly via a USB transmitter so no need for PS2 ports, just a USB.

What else can I say about it except that it’s probably the greatest hiding place ever for your pr0n.

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DCP Latency, What?

/* Posted August 26th, 2008 at 5:31pm [Comments: 4]    */
/* Filed under News, PC, Windows    */

Ever had lags or drops when listening to music? Ever wonder why sometimes your computer lags inexpertly? Well DCP latency may be the cause of the problem.

If any kernel-mode device driver in your Windows system is implemented improperly and causes excessive latencies of Deferred Procedure Calls (DPCs) then probably drop-outs will occur when you use real-time audio or video streaming applications.

The DPC Latency Checker tool determines the maximum DPC latency that occurs on your Windows system and thus enables you to check the real-time capabilities of your computer. DPC Latency Checker works independent of any external hardware. Using this tool may be helpful in the following situations:

  • You experience interruptions (drop-outs) in a flow of data processed in real-time, for example an audio stream, video stream or a sequence of measuring data, and you want to find out the reason for this problem.
  • You want to verify that your Windows system is configured properly so that it is capable of handling real-time data transfer before you install the corresponding streaming application.
  • You want to check if a particular computer system is suitable for streaming applications, for example before you buy this system.

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Use the iPhone as a Remote Touchpad for Your Computer

/* Posted June 26th, 2008 at 12:21pm [Comments: 3]    */
/* Filed under Apple, Apps, iPhone, Networking, PC    */

The Touchpad Pro app for the iPhone developed by Jahanzeb Sherwani will turn your iPhone into a wireless, remote trackpad, which gives you direct access to your computer as if you were using a mouse or touch device for input. The latest native iPhone application Touchpad Pro app is based entirely on VNsea.

You can do just about anything on your iPhone as a wireless touchpad as you could with the touchpad on your computer. You can move the mouse around, click, double-click, and even drag (double click but keep it pressed and then move around). Vertical scrolling is even possible, by click-and-dragging on the right edge of the iPhone screen. You can thus use it to control videos, show pictures, or advance slides in a presentation. Read more »

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AM2 vs AM2+ – Will AM2+ CPU’s Fit in AM2 sockets?

/* Posted June 6th, 2008 at 11:41am [Comments: 5]    */
/* Filed under Hardware, PC    */

Socket AM2+ is a CPU socket, which is the immediate successor to Socket AM2 that is currently used in several AMD processors such as Athlon 64 X2. Socket AM2+ is a mid-migration from Socket AM2 to Socket AM3 and is fully compatible with Socket AM2, so processors designed for Socket AM2 will work on Socket AM2+ motherboards and vice versa.

Socket AM2+ has some differences however that will be used in AM2+ chips, there are two main features in Socket AM2+ not in Socket AM2:

HyperTransport 3.0 operating at up to 2.6 GHz
Split power planes: one for the CPU cores, and the other for the Integrated Memory controller (IMC). This will improve power savings, especially with integrated graphics, if the CPU cores are in sleep mode but the IMC is still active.
AMD confirmed that AM2 processors will work in AM2+ motherboards and AM2+ processors will work on AM2 motherboards. However, due to the lack of support of HyperTransport 3.0 and separated power planes in Socket AM2 motherboards, AM2+ chips will be limited to the specifications of Socket AM2 (HyperTransport 2.0 at the speed of 1 GHz, one power plane for both Cores and IMC). AM2 chips will not benefit from faster HyperTransport and separated power planes on AM2+ motherboards as they do not support them, AM2+ motherboard then fall back to compatibility mode using AM2 specifications.

According to confirmations from AMD, Socket AM2+ will have a compatibility path with Socket AM3, AM3 processors will work in AM2+ motherboards; however, AM2+ processors will not be compatible with AM3 motherboards.

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HDTV vs Monitors

/* Posted May 21st, 2008 at 11:03am [Comments: 3]    */
/* Filed under Hardware, HDTV, PC    */

winxp running in an hdtv monitor

With the influx of new HDTV’s at 1080p, I was wondering to myself, why do we even need computer monitors anymore?

HDTV Numbers

Native resolution Commonly called Meets definition of high-def? Frequency Typical TV types
1,920×1,080 1080p Yes Rare but getting more common especially in larger TVs Flat-panel LCD; DLP, LCD, and LCoS projection; very high-end plasma
1,366×768 768p Yes Very common in all screen sizes Flat-panel LCD; 50-inch plasma
1,280×720 720p Yes Common in rear-projection but not flat-panels DLP, LCD, and LCoS projection
1,024×768 HDTV plasma Yes The most common plasma resolution 37- and 42-inch plasma
852×480 EDTV plasma No Increasingly rare 37- and 42-inch plasma
640×480 VGA No Increasingly rare Small LCD TVs

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