Juegos de tiros
Aquí viene uno de los juegos de tiros típicos donde tienes que ir cargándote a todos los soldados que intentan invadir la playa, a mi me gusta un montón por que no tienes ni recargar ni otros rollos, tan solo has de limitarte a disparar y matar.
Demuestra tu puntería y tu habilidad mientras que disparas tiros precisos a los contrarios, donde tendrás que cargarte aparte de a los soldados a los barcos de desembarco y a las avionetas que se acerquen a la playa.
Así que ya sabes apunta bien combate a tu enemigo en este juegos de tiros y esfuérzate para pasar de nivel y conseguir la gloria… Continue reading
Chopin - Complete Piano Music Collection (15 CDs)
Buenas, gente clasiquera!
A continuación les dejo un compilado hecho por Idil Biret, con la obra completa de Piano de Chopin.
Suman un total de 15cds en MP3 en Buena calidad
Lista de temas:
1. Ballade No.1 - Op.23 - in Gm.mp3
2. Ballade No.2 - Op.22 - in F.mp3
3. Ballade No.3 - Op.47 - in Ab.mp3
4. Ballade No.4 - Op.52 - in Fm.mp3
5. Berceuse - Op.57 - in Db.mp3
6. Trois Nouvelles Études No.1 - Op.S2 No.3a - in Fm.mp3
7. Trois Nouvelles Études No.2 - Op.S2 No.3b - in Ab.mp3… Continue reading
Lego Rock Band [Español][NDS]
Es un videojuego que es desarrollado por Harmonix Music Systems. Pertenece a la serie Rock Band pero tiene elementos de juegos de Lego.
No se necesita ningun aparato aparte para jugarlo, simplemente se usan los botones: Izquierda, Arriba, X y Y o se puede usar el stylus para tocar las notas pero este metodo es mas complicado ya que es dificil tocar los "acordes" (2 notas juntas).
Se podra cambiar de pista a cualquier momento del juego osea …
DJ Star [Nintendo DS][Español]
Este título permitirá a los amantes de la música poder convertirse en aspirantes a DJ profesionales, tocando los platos en diversos locales y salones de baile.
Además, también podrán afrontar un divertido Modo Carrera con el que intentarán abrirse camino desde lo más bajo para convertise en el mejor DJ del mundo.
Gracias a las posibilidades la de portátil de Nintendo,…
Esto puede cambiar radicalmente tu manera de pensar
link: http://www.youtube.com/v/7ThWeb8lfvQ
lista de verbos irregulares del idioma ingles con pronunciacion
link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q9OflWvw6I
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Lista de verbos regulares en ingles con pronunciacion
link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjS0j8nlV3Q
Mas vocabulary:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=BF200F7F16D2D81C
Lista de verbos en ingles con pronunciacion
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CD-Hack 5.0 By Justin
Este no es el cd hack viejo q anda por hay este es casi lo mismo le acomodaron algunas fallas es mejor bueno hay se los dejo y me cuentan
Contenido;
- Aimbot
- Esp
- Caja
- Noflash
- Nosmoke
- Wallhack
- HitBox
Abrir el Cheat: Después de extraer el hack, abra el archivo cdhack.exe, y luego le va a pedir q busquen C:|Archivos de programa|CounterStrike o valve|hl.exe o cstrike.exe
Habilitación: Este truco es realmente genial, ya que fue modificado para no ser capturado por la Guardia HL.
Menú: Alt
Encendido y apagado "Bloq May&u…
PuTty(conectate a servidores remotos)
PuTTY es un programa que permite conectarse a un servidor remoto utilizando el protocolo SSH, así como también los protocolos Telnet o Rlogin; y emular una terminal, con la posibilidad de ejecutar comandos y administrar el equipo remoto.
SSH es un protocolo seguro que utiliza técnicas de cifrado para evitar algún tipo de ataque que ponga en riesgo la privacidad de los datos que se envían; es por eso que es el protocolo de red más recomendable, en contraposición a Telnet que es un protocolo no seguro.
El programa es sencillo y simplemente se debe i… Continue reading
Windows Essentials Codec Pack
Windows Essentials Codec Pack es un paquete que incluye una colección de codecs esenciales para reproducir casi cualquier película, u otros archivos multimedia. También incluye filtros que permiten optimizar la calidad de video o audio de los archivos.
Una ventaja importante de este programa, y muy útil, es que actualiza de forma automática desde su servidor las últimas versiones de codecs, para estar siempre al día y poder ver cualquier película o video descargado de Internet.
Soporta la mayoría de formatos más conocidos como… Continue reading
[Futbol Americano] Increible interceptacion
Al parecer un partido entre el Estado de Oklahoma v/s Oklahoma este pasado 27 de Noviembre del 2010.
¡Increible jugada!
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Insolita Estatua
[color=purple][b][size=18][align=center]¿Te gusta?
Aunque en realidad no es una Estatua
¡Mira!
[img]http://acidcow.com/pics/20101129/unusual_statue_06.jpg[/i… Continue reading
La “mansión” narco, entre el lujo y la favela
[size=18]La policía militar de Río de Janeiro descubrió ayer una ostentosa mansión llena de comodidades consideradas de lujo en las callejuelas de las favelas del complejo Alemão y que se cree que sería de uno de los jefes del narcotráfico. La casa, de tres pisos, pertenecería a Luciano Martiniano da Silva (alias “Pezão”) o a Alexander Mendes da Silva (”Polegar”), y está equipada con aire acondicionado central, pisos de porcelana y mármol, bañera de hidromasajes, pileta, sauna y cuatro grandes televisores L… Continue reading
¿Happy Druuugs?
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Y esta chica se las truena fenomenal!
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Descarga Peliculas dvd.rip y avi en Españ…
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Descarga Peliculas dvd.rip y avi en Español 1 Link
La Princesa y el Sapo
Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=L2QPMOLN
Link Premiun: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5AVNEKZ5
Avatar 2009 James Cameron 3D… Continue reading
Reciclando - ¿Que hacer con tu lectora inse…
[color=blue][b][code][size=24]Lector de discos Pc
Los modelos de los lectores pueden variar un poco, el ejemplo mostrado en el post se trata de un CD-ROm IBM fabricado en 1995-97.
Asi es como quedaria nuestro reloj
¿Que necesitamos?
Desarmar nuestra ch… Continue reading
Alejandro Fernandez – Dos Mundos: Revolucio…
Pop / Balada | Mp3 | 110 mb
Traklist:
1.Cuando Digo Tu Nombre
2.Mi Rechazo
3.Me Hace Tanto Bien
4.Vamos A Darnos Tiempo
5.Cielo De Acuarela Aka Como Me Duele
6.Unas Nalgadas
7.Tu Sabes Quien
8.Celebracion De Amor
9.Felicidades
10.No Lo Beses
11.Estuve
12.Se Me Va La Voz
13.Tu Sabes Quien (Album Version)
DownloadLinks:
http://www.fileserve.com/file/kmfPXUS
Mirror Freakshare:
[url]ht… Continue reading
Spiderman Web of Shadows [Full ISo][2 Dvd5]…
Formato: Full Iso 2 DVD5
Género: Acción - Superheroes - Aventura
Fecha de lanzamiento: 24 de octubre de 2008
Número de jugadores: 1
Idioma: Español
[align=center][img]http://www.picture.cl/images/barra2vpv.png[/… Continue reading
Diez links para entender el #cablegate y Wi…
[size=18]Wikileaks filtró ayer, a través de un acuerdo con cinco grandes diarios, la información de más de 250 mil cables diplómaticos. Navegando por horas estos fueron los links que encontré más interesantes. Priorizo el español en los links para tratar de que más personas entiendan. Es tan interesante ver cómo impacta esto en la fusión de Internet y periodismo que me da pena que me… Continue reading
[Humor] Si y No en tu primer cita
[b][size=18][align=center]Tips para estar ok con tu pareja:
[color=purple]1.- Ir por ella
Una buena primera impresion seria exelente
La e… Continue reading
Postres fáciles para Navidad
No te preocupes por el postre navideño. Si estás buscando postres fáciles para Navidad en ElGranChef te presentamos una idea perfecta. Se trata de un zabaione de limoncello. El zabaoine es un postre tradicional italiano (es conocido en Argentina y Uruguay como sambayón). Está hecho con yemas de huevo, azúcar y vino dulce. Esta preparación se bate en una cacerola a baño María.
En esta ocasión te presentamos una variación que lleva limoncello. Al momento de servirlo lo presentaremos con una combinación de frutas. Seguro que tus invitados de Nochebuena quedarán encantados con esta combinación.
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Receta de macarrones con atún
En casi todas las cocinas podemos encontrar una bolsa de macarrones y un par de latas de atún. Por eso te enseñaremos a cocinar un delicioso plato con ambos ingredientes. Se trata de preparar macarrones con atún al horno con queso gratinado. Es una comida que podemos preparar cualquier día para toda la familia ya que rendirá perfectamente bien.
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Recetas de lomo para Navidad
El lomo de Navidad es un plato que se hace en muchos países en vez del pavo relleno. Es delicioso y como siempre, el cerdo queda mejor si se hace con algún marinado dulce. Cada quien lo prepara como prefiera, pero les daré dos recetas de lomo de Navidad, que solamente van a variar en el marinado en donde usaremos distintos ingredientes. Salta y lee la receta.
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Receta de tarta de verduras
Las tartas de verdura son un clásico. No solo saben deliciosamente sino que además son una excelente forma de integrar las verduras a nuestra dieta. Existen infinitas recetas de tarta de verduras. En ElGranChef te proponemos una en particular; te invitamos a cocinar una tarta de tomate y albahaca. Estarás de acuerdo conmigo en que esta es una combinación excelente que hace falta probar.
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Platos fríos para Navidad
Que sea Navidad no significa que tengamos que comer de forma poca saludable. Optar por platos fríos para Navidad puede ser una opción excelente para presentar en nuestra mesa. Te invitamos a cocinar una ensalada de salmón con una presentación muy elegante y mucho contenido de omega-3. Conoce la receta y aprende a preparar esta comida.
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“Angry Birds” Get the Christmas Spirit
Prepare for “A Very Angry Birds Christmas” this holiday season.Rovio, the company behind the insanely popular Angry Birds franchise, has confirmed via Twitter that Angry Birds Halloween will be receiving a special yuletide-themed update.The update, which will be free for owners of Angry Birds Halloween for iOS, is expected sometime in early December. Android Angry Birds fans will be happy to know that the Christmas edition will also be available to them — for free.The ad-supported Android version of the app has been downloaded more than 7 million times since its release in October… Continue reading
Kim Kardashian Tops Bing’s Most Popular Searches of 2010
Bing is getting an early start on the “best of 2010” lists, releasing its compilation of the year’s most popular search terms a little more than a month before the New Year.Reality TV star Kim Kardashian tops the list, which is dominated by celebrities; in fact, seven of the top 10 terms are people, as you can see in the list:Kim KardashianSandra BullockTiger WoodsLady GagaBarack ObamaHairstylesKate GosselinWalmartJustin BieberfreeKardashian’s online dominance extends beyond searches, however. You may recall that a recent study pegged her as the celeb that gets the most traffic to their… Continue reading
What Would Facebook and Twitter Sneakers Look Like? [PICS]
Wish you could celebrate your love of your favorite social networks on your feet? So does Glasgow-based designer Gerry Mckay, who drafted these concept designs for Facebook and Twitter-branded Adidas shoes.“Facebook as a brand is increasingly on the rise and I thought it would be interesting to see what it would look like if Adidas also released a limited edition Facebook Superstar, so I worked on my own design of the shoe and this is what I came up with,” said Mckay, who is not employed by Adidas nor one… Continue reading
5 Ways to Sell Your Expertise Online
This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business.As a small business owner or entrepreneur, the lessons you learn are valuable. Not only will those lessons help you succeed in your core business, but that expertise has value for your peers. Sharing your expertise and becoming a thought leader in your industry can help you to attract new customers and develop lucrative, long-term business relationships.Beyond that, however, your expertise can also be utilized as… Continue reading
Apple Cyber Monday Event Discounts Mac, iPhone & iPad Accessories
Following its Black Friday shopping event, when it offered MacBooks, iPhones, iPads and iPods at a discount, Apple has launched another event called Cyber Monday, offering various accessories for all of the above at a lower price.Again, the discounts aren’t spectacular, mostly hovering at 10%. You can get a Michael Kors iPad Case for $116.95 instead of $129.95, a G-Technology Mobile Hard Drive for $89.95 instead of $99.95, or save 40 bucks on a Beats by Dr. Dre Beatbox, which now goes for $359.95.Check out the rest of the selection over in… Continue reading
5 Creative Social Good Campaigns for the Holiday Season
Geoff Livingston co-founded Zoetica to focus on cause-related work, and released an award-winning book on new media, Now is Gone, in 2007.With the holiday shopping season upon us, it’s common to see companies and causes use these days as an opportunity to mix in a little social good and entice buyers to choose their products and services. Here’s a look at five holiday cause marketing campaigns that use social media to win buyers and do good at the same time.Have you come across an inspiring social good campaign in the… Continue reading
This Morning’s Top 3 Stories in Tech, Business & Social Media
Welcome to this morning’s edition of “First To Know,” a series in which we keep you in the know on what’s happening in the digital world. We’re keeping our eyes on three particular stories of interest today.Black Friday Sales Soar for Online RetailersOnline retailers saw an overall 15.9% growth in sales between Black Friday 2009 and Black Friday 2010, according to data from Coremetrics. The price of the average order also rose 12.1% from around $170 per order to $190.80.Wikileaks Hacker Comes ForwardControversial whistleblower website WikiLeaks was taken down
Hacker Takes Responsibility for Wikileaks Takedown
The distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that took down Wikileaks as the site published secret U.S. embassy cables over the weekend could be the work of a single hacker, working for his own agenda.The hacker, called the Jester (or th3j35t3r), describes himself as a “hacktivist for good” and posts the message “TANGO DOWN” after a successful attack, together with a link of the sites he takes down. The focus of his attacks, the Jester claims in his Twitter Bio, is “obstructing the lines of communication for terrorists, sympathizers, fixers, facilitators, oppressive regimes and other general bad guys.”Recently, a… Continue reading
Apple to Open Retail Store in Amsterdam [REPORT]
Apple plans to open a retail store in Amsterdam, in the same building where it set up its Benelux headquarters last year, Dutch blog One More Thing reports, citing “very reliable sources.”The building in question is called the Hirsch building, and it’s located on Amsterdam’s Leidseplein. Apple has set up its Dutch headquarters on the third floor, and its retail store is set to occupy a large portion of the building’s ground floor.That space is currently open to visitors as it temporarily hosts an art gallery, OMT claims. You can see the map… Continue reading
Today’s Big Rumor: Google Buys Groupon for $2.5 Billion
Google has bought Groupon for $2.5 billion, Vatornews reports citing a “reliable source” familiar with the situation.The acquisition – which is unconfirmed at this point – follows the rumors about Google being in talks to buy the popular local deals site, after Yahoo had failed to negotiate an acquisition for a $2 billion to $3 billion earlier this year.Groupon is one of the quickest Internet success stories in recent memory, with a $1 billion and climbing valuation, reported revenues of more than $50 million per month (the site is relatively new, having… Continue reading
Us esperem el dimecres en la UJI, en el primer acte d’Acontracorrent!!!
The ecologist recibe el premio verde 2010
Por tercer año consecutivo, el acto de entrega de los Premios Verdes 2010 (otorgados por la valenciana Fundación José Navarro) contó con una gran acogida por parte de las autoridades y los ciudadanos valencianos.
Este evento, con el que España se equipara al resto de ciudades europeas que ya cuentan con una gran tradición en “green awards”, se celebró en el Museo de la Ciudad de Valencia y contó con la presencia de destacadas personalidades.
José Antonio Labordeta: Premiado a título póstumo en la categoría de Persona con Responsabilidad Pública.
El acto comenzó con una reflexión por parte de José Navarro, presidente de la Fundación José Navarro, entidad organizadora del evento, quien animó a los cerca de 150 invitados a cerciorarse de… Continue reading
Un videojuego para luchar contra el Cambio Climático
Todas las iniciativas que sirvan para la difusión de actitudes responsables y de respeto hacia el medio ambiente en los jóvenes, es algo verdaderamente importante para su futuro. Por eso la educación ambiental juega un papel muy importante en dicho aprendizaje. Los niños aprenden jugando y, ¿qué mejor forma de enseñar las consecuencias del cambio climático? que jugando.
Recientemente he podido leer en MUY INTERESANTE sobre un videojuego que trata de salvar al planeta contra el cambio climático.
Fate of the World, que así se llama este videojuego, cuenta con una serie dramática de escenarios futuristas basados en los últimos avances científicos para los próximos 200 años. El enemigo al que hay que derrotar es el cambio climático… Continue reading
Renault y la evolución de las baterías
Los vehículos eléctricos que serán comercializados por Renault en los próximos meses están equipados con baterías de ión-litio de última generación, gracias al acuerdo con Nissan-NEC para la producción de estas baterías en la gama de modelos Renault Z.E.
La comercialización de los primeros modelos eléctricos que saldrán al mercado son el Renault Kangoo furgón Z.E. y el Renault Fluence Z.E. tendrán una autonomía de 160 km.
Pero la tecnología va a evolucionar y el primer paso se encuentra con el lanzamiento de Renault ZOE. A pesar de en un inicio las baterías serán similares a las del Fluence y Kangoo, el acuerdo tendrá una mayor autonomía, se puede aumentar a 200 km. Es en todos… Continue reading
Coca Cola lanza una máquina de reciclaje
Ya hemos sido testigos de las iniciativas eco-amigas de Coca-Cola para alcanzar ser una empresa cada vez más verde.
En esta ocasión acaba de diseñar “Reimagine”, un pequeño centro de reciclaje de bebidas, que permite a los usuarios, volcar las latas de aluminio y envases de plástico (PET), todas al mismo tiempo, facilitando el reciclaje, y dejando el proceso de separación de los recipientes en manos este nueva máquina.
Para fomentar el reciclaje, Reimagine recompensa mediante una serie de puntos canjeables, mediante donativos a una escuela local, participaciones en sorteos, o descuentos de otros productos en centros comerciales.
Reimagine internamente, mediante una cinta trasportadora selecciona los, envases. Si un recipiente no está… Continue reading
Electronic Sunglasses Use Glare Shield to Block the Sun
Sunglasses may not be the fashion trend they used to be (that may not be a bad thing), but that’s not stopping one designer from giving the sunglasses a brand new way from stopping the sun from invading your eyes. Instead of coating the entire lens of your sunglasses, designer Chris Mullin wants to be able to focus on the sun directly, and use what he calls a Glare Shield to keep the sunlight out of your eye, but without dimming everything else you’re looking at, too.
Mullin calls the glasses the “Electronic Sunglasses.” They use a Glare Shield to prevent bright lights, from artificial sources to the sun, from assaulting your eyes. They do this in real-time, with a “pixel” that… Continue reading
PC shipment growth downgraded over iPad popularity says Gartner
Gartner has downgraded its predictions for worldwide PC shipments in 2010, after deciding that strong tablet sales will eat into the traditional PC segment. Having tipped 17.9-percent growth for the year back in September, Gartner has reduced that down to 14.3-percent; still, at 352.4m units, an increase over 2009′s figures, but also recognizing that there is “growing user interest in media tablets such as the iPad.”
It’s not likely to be a trend we’ll see reversing any time soon, Gartner research director Ranjit Atwal suggests. “These results reflect marked reductions in expected near-term unit growth based on expectations of weaker consumer demand,” the analyst claims, before going on to predict that “over the longer term, media tablets are expected to… Continue reading
Windows Phone 7 private beta group app testing coming to Marketplace
Microsoft is adding private beta group support to the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace, allowing developers to do limited testing of their applications before submitting for full app store inclusion. The incoming functionality was announced at Microsoft’s BizSpark UK, according to Richard Hyndman, and should make testing software for the fledgling OS more straightforward.
The news will be welcomed by developers who have had to use unofficial tools such as ChevronWP7 to sideload applications onto jailbroken handsets in order to conduct broader testing of alpha-stage apps. Last week, Microsoft announced that it had 3,000 applications already in the WP7 Market, and 15,000 developers coding for the platform.
SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: November 29 2010
Welcome back after an extended holiday weekend! Many of you’ve got your new Android smartphones and giant televisions and weirdo oddities under your belt (or maybe you had even more fun by buying those things as presents) and you’ve come back, hungry for some tech news! Well you’re in luck, especially if you DIDN’T pick up your device of choice yet, especially if you live in Korea (where you’ll find the LG LU3000, faster than Galaxy S, – that is of course if you dismiss the fact that you might be going to war soon,) in Japan (where Sharp is very soon releasing their fabulous Galapagos tablets,) or the USA (where you can get a FREE G2.) Of course, if you’re… Continue reading
FCC Net Neutrality vote scheduled for December 21?
The FCC has postponed its next hearing by more than two weeks, pushing the next scheduled meeting from December 2 to December 21 and prompting speculation that the agency is readying itself for a vote on net neutrality. According to InformationWeek, the three Democratic commissioners on the board are likely to vote for “consumer-friendly regulation” while their two Republican counterparts will be pushing for “relatively unfettered oversight favoring industry players.”
The vote could have significant impact on the nature of the internet service users in the US experience. Already the Court of Appeals of Washington has ruled in Comcast’s favor over a cease and desist order imposed by the FCC in April 2010, after the ISP throttled video bandwidth… Continue reading
Windows Phone 7 outsold by Android 15:1 in UK suggests retailer
With Microsoft still refusing to provide Windows Phone 7 sales figures, retailers are stepping in with their own anecdotal evidence about the new smartphone platform’s market success – or lack of it. UK store deal aggregator MobilesPlease has announced that Windows Phone 7 has accounted for just 3-percent of their smartphone sales, with Android devices outselling WP7 handsets 15:1 and even Symbian doing a good job of eclipsing Microsoft.
In fact, the site reckons that Symbian devices outsold Windows Phone 7 handsets by 3:1, with the Nokia N8 predominantly responsible for those numbers – that’s one device outselling a range of multiple WP7 devices from a variety of manufacturers. They also sourced some anecdotal feedback from other UK retailers… Continue reading
Microsoft Smart TV in negotiations tip insiders
Microsoft is reportedly considering a Smart TV platform of its own, with sources claiming that the software giant has been negotiating with TV networks for an online, subscription-based service that could work through the Xbox 360. According to Reuter‘s two sources, Microsoft is evaluating setting up as a “virtual cable operator” with web delivery, or alternatively using the Xbox to “authenticate existing cable subscribers to watch shows with enhanced interactivity,” perhaps offering interactive adverts or extras.
Another alternative under consideration is offering individual channels – such as HBO or Showtime – for online rental, likely viewed as part of Xbox Live. While rival platforms such as Google TV and Apple TV have struggled to… Continue reading
ASUS Eee Note EA-800 hits Taiwan this week for $228; US debut in Q1 2011
ASUS’ monochrome Eee Note EA-800 has found itself a price tag and a release date, with the company bringing it to Taiwan later this week. According to ComputerWorld, the EA-800 will be priced at NT$6,999 ($228) complete with 2GB of onboard storage, WiFi, a 2-megapixel camera and an active digitizer for note-taking. Meanwhile ASUS also confirmed launch plans for the rest of Asia, Europe and the US.
Hong Kong will get the Eee Note shortly, while Germany, Italy and Russia will see the tablet drop either at the end of 2010 or at the start of 2011. The US and China will get the slate sometime in Q1 2011. More information on functionality here.
Blackbox gives MacBook Pro users wood
If you spend your hard earned money on a new 13″ or 15″ MacBook Pro you will undoubtedly want to keep the thing safe from scratches and drops with protection of some sort in transit. A company called Blackbox Case has a cool case made from wood that can be had in sizes for the MacBook Pro in 13″ and 15″ forms.
The case for either size is made from real wood that is solid oak and then stained in natural or brown colors. Either of the cases will cost you $129 and they will only fit the new unibody MacBook Pro machines. Users of the older rigs will need to shop elsewhere.
The cases are very strong and can support up… Continue reading
Crazy gold watch plays music and costs $1.2M
You can get all kinds of watches that play music with integrated MP3 players and other offerings. Those watches are nothing compared to this crazy complex and expensive timepiece created by Manufacture Royal Opera. The thing has an accordion style chamber under the face of the watch that plays music.
The accordion action of the watch creates a resonating chamber for the music. The case is 50mm wide and made in 18k rose and gray gold. Only 12 of the things will be made and you can see all of the gears and wheels that make the thing work through the clear face.
It comes in a wooden box that is designed to look like the Bastille Opera House in Paris. It’s ugly… Continue reading
Rumor: Yakuza team developing sci-fi shooter ‘Binary Domain’
A rumor inside a rumor has Yakuza and Super Monkey Ball creator Toshihiro Nagoshi working on a game called Binary Domain, which will allegedly be developed by the Yakuza team alongside western developers. Andriasang reports game development will be done in Japan, with voice work produced overseas. The title will apparently be announced officially in Famitsu this week, but so far scans of the Japanese magazine haven’t surfaced. Siliconera reports the details about the game come via a Japanese message board that wrote out the specifics.
Binary Domain is reportedly a third-person shooter … featuring robots. The game is reportedly intended to launch globally, but there’s no mention of a release window. We should find out if the… Continue reading
Amazon readies storm of Cyber Monday deals
T.G.I.M., right? Right! If you aren’t totally spent from the long weekend, why not treat your case of the Mondays with some more impulse buying? Amazon’s lined up a storm of “lightning” deals for this Cyber Monday, with a new round rolling in in twenty minutes.
While you might have missed your shot at the heavily-discounted Band Hero Super Bundle (featuring Taylor Swift!) for Wii earlier this morning, we’re sure you’ll find something else in the upcoming offers that you simply can’t refuse … or not. Just how many games did you stock up on during the Black Friday spree again?
Peep our full list of best guesses for the day’s lightning discounts and a handful of all-day deals after the… Continue reading
NintendoWare Weekly: Cave Story, Cave Story
Another relatively awesome week for DSiWare, WiiWare and, yes, even Virtual Console, as Cave Story arrives in both portable form on DSiWare and demo form on WiiWare. DSiWare also features a port of Two Tribes’ Mac/iPhone puzzle game Frenzic. The Virtual Console offers the wonderful Neo Geo puzzler Magical Drop 2.
Continue reading NintendoWare Weekly: Cave Story, Cave StoryNintendoWare Weekly: Cave Story, Cave Story originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 29 Nov 2010 10:32:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | … Continue reading
Nintendo: 900K DS units, 600K Wiis sold during Black Friday week
Nintendo revealed this morning that US consumers gobbled up 1.5 million pieces of the company’s hardware over the Black Friday week of November 21 - 27. According to internal estimates, 900,000 DS units (over the entire DS “family”) and 600,000 Wiis were sold.
Nintendo released several bundles over the month to capitalize on the Nintendo faithful who seek that new hardware smell. The company launched the delicious Super Mario Bros. 25th anniversary bundles earlier in the month, followed by the pumpkin- and ooze-colored DS bundles featuring Mario Party — a title one can promptly trade in for a discount on a better game.Nintendo: 900K DS units, 600K Wiis sold during Black Friday week originally appeared on… Continue reading
Gran Turismo 5 starts at pole position in UK sales chart
Gran Turismo 5 raced into first place on the UK sales chart last week, becoming the sixth largest PS3 launch ever in the region. In a good sign for the oft-delayed franchise installment, sales were up 6 percent from Gran Turismo 4’s launch week numbers in March 2005 on the PS2 (according to Chart-Track).
Call of Duty: Black Ops and Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood both took one step back this week, grabbing silver and bronze, respectively. CoD:Blops dropped another 42 percent in sales two weeks after its record-setting premiere, while AC:B slipped off a Borgia tower, but caught itself 32 percent of the way down.
FIFA 11 took the fourth spot with a sales surge, and fifth belongs to… yup, loyal chart… Continue reading
The Best of Big Download - November 22 - 28
We hope all of you have enjoyed the Thanksgiving/Black Friday festivities — we know we certainly have. Before we begrudgingly haul ourselves back into work tomorrow, let’s take a look back at Big Download’s highlights from the past seven days.
Exclusive Features
2010 Holiday Gift Guides: We give you suggestions on what PC games and related hardware to give to your PC gaming fan for the holidays
Reviews: We give our final verdicts for Blade Kitten, DeathSpank and Poker Night at the Inventory along with a review of the Psyko 5.1 PC Gaming Headset.
Magic The Gathering Tactics interview - We chat with Sony Online… Continue reading
Japanese hardware sales, Nov. 15 - Nov. 21: Innovative edition
This week, two pieces of gaming hardware saw major boosts in Media Create’s Japanese sales charts for one central developmental philosophy: Innovation. For example, the 360 got a 229 percent boost in sales on the back of the launch of the innovative, motion-sensing Kinect, which moved 26,000 units during its first two days on Japanese store shelves. That’s an increase of 4,934 Xbox 360s sold, most of which likely came from the Kinect console bundles which launched alongside the device.
The PSP, on the other hand, saw a 139 percent increase up to 96,601 units sold, largely due to the fact that Monster Hunter Portable 3rd’s Japanese release is less than a week away. Now, you may be wondering… Continue reading
Trade in six games at Future Shop tomorrow, get a 32-inch LCD TV
Well, here’s another reason for us to be jealous of our up-north cohorts — for tomorrow only, Canadian tech retailer Future Shop is letting shoppers trade in six Wii, 360 or PS3 games for a 32-inch Dynex LCD TV, which normally retails for $300, which is absolutely crazy.Continue reading Trade in six games at Future Shop tomorrow, get a 32-inch LCD TVTrade in six games at Future Shop tomorrow, get a 32-inch LCD TV originally appeared on Joystiq on Sun, 28 Nov 2010 21:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | … Continue reading
Kinect hacked into Super Mario Bros. emulator controller
YouTube user Yankeyan recently showed off one of the cleverest Kinect hacks we’ve seen to date: He’s managed to use the motion-sensing gadget to control Super Mario Bros. 1 - 3 on an NES emulator. Well, he kind of controls it. We’ve never seen anyone work so hard to grab that first mushroom before.Continue reading Kinect hacked into Super Mario Bros. emulator controllerKinect hacked into Super Mario Bros. emulator controller originally appeared on Joystiq on Sun, 28 Nov 2010 19:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | … Continue reading
Swords and Soldiers marching onto Steam December 1
Romino Games has hinted at a PC release of its sidescrolling strategy title (man, it still feels weird to type that combination of genres) Swords and Soldiers since it first launched on WiiWare last June. Apparently, it firmed up the game’s PC release plans over the weekend — Steam is currently listing the game’s launch date as this coming Wednesday, December 1.
No pricing information was included on the game’s info page, though we imagine it will resemble the game’s $10 price point on Wii. Unless, of course, the PC port is infused with an additional helping of MoreFun — we wouldn’t mind paying a small surcharge for an extra shot of that vitally important attribute.Swords
Fivepoint gloves – Because regular gloves get in the way of your tech
It’s already that time of year again, the chill in the air, all the leaves off the trees and the temperature dipping past the freezing mark. I love the cold weather and I look forward to the holidays, but geez, I hate how gloves just seem to get in the way of everything. I cant use my smartphone without taking them off. My iPod, forget it, and my camera.. I’ve missed many a shot because I was to darn cold to take my gloves off to set up the picture properly on the touch-screen.
Well I have just the thing for you, and just in time for winter. Fivepoint gloves, with specially-designed conductive fingertips, they let you type and… Continue reading
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Color Wonder Sound Studio – Coloring goes high tech
Ah the primary school rite of passage, coloring. How I remember the importance of a neatly colored page and my teachers gentle suggestions that I stay within the lines and the pride I felt when my “artwork” made it to the front of the refrigerator.
I remember the thrill of a box of crayons containing *gasp* 4 different shades of blue.
Well the time has come to put away childish things, because even coloring has gone electronic.
Crayola, the folks that bring you the mess free Color Wonder series of products have taken things up a notch with the Color Wonder Sound Studio that can bring your child’s drawings to life with interactive sounds.
The drawing board works with Color Wonder paper… Continue reading
PhotoFast – A new wireless audio solution for your car
I love my iPod, and I especially love my music collection, what I don’t love is trying to listen to my iPod in the car. I hate driving with earbuds and my stupid little portable speaker just doesn’t cut it. But since the introduction of Airplay, Apple’s new streaming technology that allows audio (photos and video) to be streamed from any iOS device to another iOS device, I knew good things were about to happen.
Enter PhotoFast, the newest way to listen to your tunes, the way you want to, in your car. After what appears to be a somewhat labor intensive, although pretty straightforward installation, this cool little black WIFI box will automatically turn on when you start… Continue reading
Gadget Thumbnails for 27-Nov-2010
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Cruz Storypad – Animated e-Reader for tots
It’s amazing how quickly kids grow up these days. the one thing that strikes me is just how much our kids want to be like us. It’s not always a good thing, I mean my 7 year old wants to wear makeup and have a cell phone. But there’s a product about to hit the market that might work to a parents advantage.
The Cruz Storypad is a full color, animated, touchscreen interface storybook e-reader for kids. It can also play, music, pictures, videos and games, making it a fully blown personal entertainment device.
Easy to use, with intuitive controls and made with kids in mind, in other words, durable and spill resistant. With a full color display and 1… Continue reading
Persuasion Triggers in Web Design
How do you make decisions? If you’re like most people, you’ll probably answer that you pride yourself on weighing the pros and cons of a situation carefully and then make a decision based on logic. You know that other people have weak personalities and are easily swayed by their emotions, but this rarely happens to you.You’ve just experienced the fundamental attribution error — the tendency to believe that other people’s behaviour is due to their personality (“Josh is late because he’s a disorganised person”) whereas our behaviour is due to external circumstances (“I’m late because the directions were useless”).Cognitive biases like these play a significant role in the way we make decisions… Continue reading
Art Inspiration For The Weekend
In a creative field like design, we face an undeniable truth: our wells of inspiration are bound to run dry from time to time. In those periods of imaginative downtime, we seek out sources that can help us return the creative flow to our working process, and get us “back in the game.” But when we need a quick recharge, where do we turn? Many of us have our favorite “go-to” places when we are victim to creative drought, though perhaps with a little help, our routinely chosen paths could change.Although they are so different in their purpose, art and design have such a close relationship; extensive discussions, over the years, have tried… Continue reading
Electronic Sunglasses Use Glare Shield to Block the Sun
Sunglasses may not be the fashion trend they used to be (that may not be a bad thing), but that’s not stopping one designer from giving the sunglasses a brand new way from stopping the sun from invading your eyes. Instead of coating the entire lens of your sunglasses, designer Chris Mullin wants to be able to focus on the sun directly, and use what he calls a Glare Shield to keep the sunlight out of your eye, but without dimming everything else you’re looking at, too.
Mullin calls the glasses the “Electronic Sunglasses.” They use a Glare Shield to prevent bright lights, from artificial sources to the sun, from assaulting your eyes. They do this in real-time, with a “pixel” that… Continue reading
PC shipment growth downgraded over iPad popularity says Gartner
Gartner has downgraded its predictions for worldwide PC shipments in 2010, after deciding that strong tablet sales will eat into the traditional PC segment. Having tipped 17.9-percent growth for the year back in September, Gartner has reduced that down to 14.3-percent; still, at 352.4m units, an increase over 2009′s figures, but also recognizing that there is “growing user interest in media tablets such as the iPad.”
It’s not likely to be a trend we’ll see reversing any time soon, Gartner research director Ranjit Atwal suggests. “These results reflect marked reductions in expected near-term unit growth based on expectations of weaker consumer demand,” the analyst claims, before going on to predict that “over the longer term, media tablets are expected to… Continue reading
Windows Phone 7 private beta group app testing coming to Marketplace
Microsoft is adding private beta group support to the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace, allowing developers to do limited testing of their applications before submitting for full app store inclusion. The incoming functionality was announced at Microsoft’s BizSpark UK, according to Richard Hyndman, and should make testing software for the fledgling OS more straightforward.
The news will be welcomed by developers who have had to use unofficial tools such as ChevronWP7 to sideload applications onto jailbroken handsets in order to conduct broader testing of alpha-stage apps. Last week, Microsoft announced that it had 3,000 applications already in the WP7 Market, and 15,000 developers coding for the platform.
SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: November 29 2010
Welcome back after an extended holiday weekend! Many of you’ve got your new Android smartphones and giant televisions and weirdo oddities under your belt (or maybe you had even more fun by buying those things as presents) and you’ve come back, hungry for some tech news! Well you’re in luck, especially if you DIDN’T pick up your device of choice yet, especially if you live in Korea (where you’ll find the LG LU3000, faster than Galaxy S, – that is of course if you dismiss the fact that you might be going to war soon,) in Japan (where Sharp is very soon releasing their fabulous Galapagos tablets,) or the USA (where you can get a FREE G2.) Of course, if you’re… Continue reading
FCC Net Neutrality vote scheduled for December 21?
The FCC has postponed its next hearing by more than two weeks, pushing the next scheduled meeting from December 2 to December 21 and prompting speculation that the agency is readying itself for a vote on net neutrality. According to InformationWeek, the three Democratic commissioners on the board are likely to vote for “consumer-friendly regulation” while their two Republican counterparts will be pushing for “relatively unfettered oversight favoring industry players.”
The vote could have significant impact on the nature of the internet service users in the US experience. Already the Court of Appeals of Washington has ruled in Comcast’s favor over a cease and desist order imposed by the FCC in April 2010, after the ISP throttled video bandwidth… Continue reading
Windows Phone 7 outsold by Android 15:1 in UK suggests retailer
With Microsoft still refusing to provide Windows Phone 7 sales figures, retailers are stepping in with their own anecdotal evidence about the new smartphone platform’s market success – or lack of it. UK store deal aggregator MobilesPlease has announced that Windows Phone 7 has accounted for just 3-percent of their smartphone sales, with Android devices outselling WP7 handsets 15:1 and even Symbian doing a good job of eclipsing Microsoft.
In fact, the site reckons that Symbian devices outsold Windows Phone 7 handsets by 3:1, with the Nokia N8 predominantly responsible for those numbers – that’s one device outselling a range of multiple WP7 devices from a variety of manufacturers. They also sourced some anecdotal feedback from other UK retailers… Continue reading
Microsoft Smart TV in negotiations tip insiders
Microsoft is reportedly considering a Smart TV platform of its own, with sources claiming that the software giant has been negotiating with TV networks for an online, subscription-based service that could work through the Xbox 360. According to Reuter‘s two sources, Microsoft is evaluating setting up as a “virtual cable operator” with web delivery, or alternatively using the Xbox to “authenticate existing cable subscribers to watch shows with enhanced interactivity,” perhaps offering interactive adverts or extras.
Another alternative under consideration is offering individual channels – such as HBO or Showtime – for online rental, likely viewed as part of Xbox Live. While rival platforms such as Google TV and Apple TV have struggled to… Continue reading
ASUS Eee Note EA-800 hits Taiwan this week for $228; US debut in Q1 2011
ASUS’ monochrome Eee Note EA-800 has found itself a price tag and a release date, with the company bringing it to Taiwan later this week. According to ComputerWorld, the EA-800 will be priced at NT$6,999 ($228) complete with 2GB of onboard storage, WiFi, a 2-megapixel camera and an active digitizer for note-taking. Meanwhile ASUS also confirmed launch plans for the rest of Asia, Europe and the US.
Hong Kong will get the Eee Note shortly, while Germany, Italy and Russia will see the tablet drop either at the end of 2010 or at the start of 2011. The US and China will get the slate sometime in Q1 2011. More information on functionality here.
Blackbox gives MacBook Pro users wood
If you spend your hard earned money on a new 13″ or 15″ MacBook Pro you will undoubtedly want to keep the thing safe from scratches and drops with protection of some sort in transit. A company called Blackbox Case has a cool case made from wood that can be had in sizes for the MacBook Pro in 13″ and 15″ forms.
The case for either size is made from real wood that is solid oak and then stained in natural or brown colors. Either of the cases will cost you $129 and they will only fit the new unibody MacBook Pro machines. Users of the older rigs will need to shop elsewhere.
The cases are very strong and can support up… Continue reading
Crazy gold watch plays music and costs $1.2M
You can get all kinds of watches that play music with integrated MP3 players and other offerings. Those watches are nothing compared to this crazy complex and expensive timepiece created by Manufacture Royal Opera. The thing has an accordion style chamber under the face of the watch that plays music.
The accordion action of the watch creates a resonating chamber for the music. The case is 50mm wide and made in 18k rose and gray gold. Only 12 of the things will be made and you can see all of the gears and wheels that make the thing work through the clear face.
It comes in a wooden box that is designed to look like the Bastille Opera House in Paris. It’s ugly… Continue reading
Verizon Buys #CyberMonday From Twitter
It looks like Verizon has bought the promoted trend “#CyberMonday” to mark the Monday after Black Friday and Thanksgiving when consumers look to the web for exclusive holiday deals. This buy follows another significant Promoted Trend this past Friday, when Target bought “#BlackFriday” on Twitter.
As with any purchased Promoted Trend on Twitter, when users click on CyberMonday, they will be see a sponsored Tweet from Verizon, which states “Starting today, Verizon’s giving you 24 days of Seasonal Surprises! Unwrap an exclusive deal now!” The Tweet contains a link to the company’s “Seasonal Surprises” campaign, which encourages users to Tweet Verizon’s message or post the message on Facebook to unlock an exclusive deal.
It’s unclear how much Verizon… Continue reading
MyYearbook Introduces Realtime Social Gaming With Video Chat
In general, the key driver of social networking so far is games on Facebook. But most of those games aren’t social in the way that playing Monopoly or cards with your friends and family over the holidays is social. MyYearbook, which is a small but profitable social network focussing on younger teenage users, is going to try to make online games more social by getting its members to play together at the same time. The site has 4.7 million active visitors a month generating nearly 1 billion pageviews. It has about 1 million active users every day who spend a third of their time playing games and using other apps. The company makes its… Continue reading
Cyber Monday Tech Deals Round-up
Psssh. Black Friday. That’s nonsense. Cyber Monday is where it’s at. Well, at least that’s what online retailers would like us to believe. It seems true deals are scarce and instead, there are a whole bunch of standard sales posing as real deals on what’s supposed to be the biggest online shopping day ever. We did manage to dug up a few legitimate tech deals that are worth your time. Curious? Sure you are. Click through for the complete run-down.
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Contest: Happy Cyber Monday, Here’s A Portable TV
I remember, back in the old days, there wasn’t much on TV during family holiday dinners and we wished we could play Nintendo. We’d go out to my Uncle’s house in Martin’s Ferry, Ohio and we’d watch whatever was on their old CRT – maybe the Yule log on QVC or the same old holiday specials over and over, and we’d dream about playing the NES on that big old box. But we couldn’t. It was too much trouble and the adults, after all, were hopped up on lasagna and beer.
Well I’m here to tell you that this won’t happen to my kids. And it won’t happen to your kids. They’ll get something like this 7-inch portable TV with multiple… Continue reading
Gartner: PC Shipments Up 14 Percent, 409 Million Computers To Be Sold In 2011
Gartner’s preliminary forecasts point to a 14.3 increase in PC shipments in 2010 over 2009 as well as a forecast of 409 million PCs sold in 2011. While these numbers are exciting to anyone following the sad-sack IT industry, remember that Gartner estimated 17.9 percent growth in last September for the end of 2010 and 18.1 percent growth for 2011. Clearly “not too bad” is good enough these days.
The report also found that folks are holding on to PCs longer because “because there will be less need to replace them as often” and that there is an increase in thin clients in the enterprise. PCs are also getting it in the knees because Western consumers are deciding to buy tablets… Continue reading
CloudBees Raises $4 Million From Matrix Partners For Java Cloud Computing Play
CloudBees, a Java Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) provider, has raised $4 million in Series A financing led by Matrix Partners with participation from individual investors, including JBoss founder Marc Fleury and JBoss/HP/Bluestone vet Bob Bickel.
The round is said to be only the first in a multi-stage investment to provide CloudBees with the resources to build out a cloud-agnostic, cloud-native Java PaaS that covers both development services and a production runtime for Java.
Facebook App Scam Promises To Reveal Who Checked Out Your Profile
Over 60,000 people have been hit in the past few hours on Facebook by a scam which claims that after installing an app called ePrivacy you can see who checked your profile. Needless to say the app does not work. Instead it just lets the scammer access your profile and post “OMG OMG OMG… I cant believe this actually works!” to your wall, with a link to the app, thus spreading it further.
Sophos is reporting that the application does not work and simply allows the makers to steal your private data and virally spread the app amongst your friends.
John Doerr and Mary Meeker Speak about their New Partnership
Venture capital mega-firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers has announced that Mary Meeker is joining the firm as a partner, in another sign that the firm is focusing more on this wave of mobile-meets-social-meets-local-meets-global wave of Web disruption. “Our number one goal is to help the Mark Pincuses of the world build their businesses into Internet treasures, and there has been no greater finder of Internet treasures than Mary Meeker,” said KP’s John Doerr in an early morning call with TechCrunch, just after Meeker broke the news to Morgan Stanley’s technology and Internet practice– a force on Wall Street where she’s made her name over the last 20 years.
As an analyst, Mary Meeker was as famous in the dot… Continue reading
Morgan Stanley Tech Analyst Mary Meeker Joins Kleiner Perkins As Partner
Longtime technology analyst Mary Meeker is leaving Morgan Stanley for greener pastures at venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. She will join the firm as a partner.
Mary Meeker joined Morgan Stanley in 1991 as the Firm’s PC Software/Hardware & New Media analyst. At the investment bank, she served as a Managing Director, and led the Global Technology Research Team that covered Google, Amazon, eBay, Yahoo, Microsoft and others. Prior to her role at the investment bank, she served as a Technology Research Analyst at Cowen and at Solomon Brothers.
In a release Kleiner partner John Doerr said: “Mary was an early supporter of some of the biggest technology investment winners of the past 20 years…Her… Continue reading
New European Startup Programme Resembles Y-Combinator Model
So we have Seedcamp, Startup Bootcamp, The Founder Institute, Launch48, Hackfwd and various other startup programme across Europe. And we can now add another to that list: Springboard.
But this is not the Springboard we wrote about last year. Then, it was the brainchild of Red Gate Software who were effectively offering a very informal arrangement, helping young startups. It was also B2B focused.
This is a different beast. The new Springboard programme has wisely realised that there is a gap in the European eco-system for the super-early stage startup that really just needs enough cash to create something. That is in the Y-Combinator and TechStars sort of area, which is much more at the hacker/product end of the… Continue reading
¿Hay demasiados juegos en el mercado?
Ray Muzyka el cofundador de Bioware, en una reciente entreviste comento que el mercado esta recibiendo demasiados títulos, está demasiado saturado y resulta difícil que los jugadores puedan mantener el ritmo.
Entiendo que los profesionales de las revistas y medios especializados en general, les cueste mantener el ritmo, cuanto mas lanzamientos mas juegos tienen que analizar, mas avances, mas noticias, en definitiva mas trabajo.
Entiendo que los profesionales que trabajan en la creación de juegos de forma directa o indirecta, cuanto mas juegos mas competidores, mas esfuerzos en hacer un juego mejor que los rivales, en definitiva mas trabajo.
Pero no entiendo que yo como jugador tenga que “mantener el ritmo“, lo único que puedo entender de estas palabras es que los jugadores tenemos… Continue reading
Controla tu paquete de datos en Ubuntu 10.10
Que pasa si tenemos contratado un paquete de datos no tan ilimitado como lo ofrecen, en el cual nos pueden limitar a ciertos GB al mes y en una semana puff se han esfumado esos GB, o si usamos nuestro móvil como módem y pasa lo mismo nos pasamos de MB o GB consumidos y pff. Bien para evitar eso haremos uso de esta aplicación cuyo nombre es Network Traffic Monitor, esta utilidad la podemos configurar para periodos de meses o semanas, y claro con 3 diferentes opciones como lo son:
Configuración por limite de trafico en MB por ejemplo definir 8 GB serian 8192 MB.
Periodos de Tiempo definidos en bloques en los que también podemos cambiar el… Continue reading
Recupera tus discos en mal estado con Ubuntu 10.10
Que pasa con esos discos que tenemos de hace 5 años o mas?
En los que creemos que acabamos de perder toda nuestra información porque están rayados o en muy mal estado, y si tenían musica o vídeos no hay problema pues lo peor que puede suceder es que los bajes nuevamente, pero si son fotografías de momentos importantes seguramente harás hasta lo imposible por recuperarlas, no es necesario hacer tanto, como sabemos GNU/Linux tiene herramientas para todo, y DVDIsaster es una de ellas, esta utilidad nos ayudara a recuperar nuestros discos rayados fácilmente, pues hace un proceso complejo de lectura y relleno de información permitiendo recuperar hasta el 99% de lo que contenía un CD o DVD para… Continue reading
Convierte Audio y Vídeo en Ubuntu 10.10
Hoy en día los reproductores multimedia son capaces de leer casi cualquier tipo de formato, por lo que a la hora de bajar un vídeo de la red, o una película no nos preocupamos por convertirla al formato que debe de llevar, con eso quiero decir que si tenemos una película de 700mb y la vamos a reproducir en nuestro iPod lo ideal es convertirla para bajar su peso y claro poderla ver sin problemas en nuestro iPod, pero claro también podemos solo extraer el audio del vídeo y convertirlo a mp3.
Para poder hacer esto haremos uso de WinFF una aplicación que nos ayudara a convertir un vídeo en diferentes formatos entre los mas comunes mp4, avi, mpeg… Continue reading
Crea tu propia versión de Ubuntu
Como sabemos GNU/Linux viene en varios sabores como Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Suse etc, pero que pasa si nosotros queremos nuestra distro también?
Si queremos cambiar fondos, agregar aplicaciones, eliminar otras hacerla mas ligera o mas, en fin el limite de lo que puedes añadir a tu distribución es tu imaginación, bien en este caso nos basaremos en una ISO de Ubuntu, y ¿ porque Ubuntu ?, porque contiene las ultimas versiones de los paquetes, y la comunidad siempre te ayudara si tienes problemas.
Haremos uso de UCK (Ubuntu Customization Kit), esta herramienta nos ayudara a personalizar nuestra distribución basada en Ubuntu, para instalarla lo haremos desde nuestra amada terminal.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:uck-team/uck-stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install uck
Ahora vamos a Aplicaciones>Herramientas del… Continue reading
Rangel Makes Plea For Lighter Punishment
Rep. Charles Rangel, the 40-year veteran of the House, is hoping to avoid censure for the ethics violations related to multiple rent-stabilized apartments, bad financial accounting, trying to solicit donations for the graduate school being named after him at City College, and more. The House is supposed to vote on whether to censure him this week, and he has reportedly been seeking time to speak to colleagues before the vote.
Formal censure is the most damning punishment short of expulsion the House can offer, and sources say Rangel is arguing that his actions only merit a reprimand. (According to Politico, “These… Continue reading
Black Should Get State Approval Any Second Now
Now that Mayor Bloomberg has accepted state Education Commissioner David Steiner’s suggestion that city Schools Chancellor appointee Cathie Black serve with a second-in-command more familiar with the education system, there seems to be nothing keeping him from granting the waiver that would allow her to serve. Except for those possible restraining orders. Steiner is expected to grant the waiver as early as today, but now more opponents are threatening legal action if she is granted the position.
Carmen Applewhite, a teacher and member of the Coalition for Public Education told WNYC, “If you go for surgery and the administrator of the hospital tells you that the doctor never went to medical school but he got a… Continue reading
Yeshiva Needs 540 Dreidel Spinners To Break World Record
Chanukah, everyone’s favorite not-really-a-high-holiday-but-let’s-treat-it-like-one-anyway holiday, starts on December 2nd, bringing with it all the thrills of playing dreidel. And two Yeshiva University students are trying to make the game about more than just cheating your cousins out of all their gelt. Tomorrow’s “Dreidelpalooza,” organized by two Yeshiva University students, will attempt to draw over 540 dreidel spinners to get the whole thing into the Guinness Book of World Records.
The event will also raise money for the school. Organizer Jason Katz told the Daily News, “It’s something everybody who’s involved can tell their kids, tell their grandkids - I was part of a world record.” It goes down tomorrow evening at the Max Stern Athletic Center… Continue reading
NYC’s Got A New Subway Hero
The digital countdown clocks in the subway stations served a new purpose yesterday, when 36-year-old Carlos Flores used one to check how much time he had to save a man who had fallen on to the tracks. Happy Monday everyone, we have a new subway hero! According to the Daily News, Flores was waiting for the downtown 6 train at 103rd Street at 8 a.m. yesterday when he saw a man (who allegedly fainted) sprawled over the tracks. He told the paper, “I was thinking, if he gets hit I can’t go to work. It’s Sunday. I can’t miss out. It’s a time-and-a-half day.” (His job at a NoHo grocery store, where he’s a produce clerk, gets… Continue reading
Manhattan Beach Fences Begin To Wobble
A new (old) beach way for Brooklyn? The Post reports that local leaders are setting their sights on reopening the Manhattan Beach esplanade. Though the seven-block stretch has been around since the 1800s it has has been closed off to non-shorefront homeowners since a 1993 court order, and has been a point of contention since 1987 when one property owner, the late Jack Laboz, blocked access to the concrete walkway with a six-foot fence (that’d be what you see above).
The current push to bring back access to the beach East of Brighton comes with the city’s ongoing Vision 2020 push to revitalize the waterfront (other plans recreational access to other beaches and the return of ferry… Continue reading
The Holiday Windows Are Here
The department stores recently unveiled their holiday windows, and our photographer Katie Sokoler dropped by the big ones, including the Saks unveiling (which was a whole big production that Patti LaBelle performed at—video below); click through to check them all out. A few notes on the displays: Bloomingdale’s also had a performance to celebrate theirs, but they put John Legend in the window—so perhaps trapping celebrity performers in confined glass areas is the future look of Christmas… Continue reading
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Los inventos mas conocidos: computadores, fax, celulares... fueron creados pensando en que el hombre trabajara menos y descansara mas, pero cada vez trabajamos mas y descansamos menos.Asi que no abuses del ordenador y descansa un poco, sal a la calle y disfruta del aire fresco, que llevas conectado toda la tarde