Archive for June, 2009
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 136 views
id Software co-founder John Carmack has announced that the company will be bringing three Quake titles to the iPhone. Carmack adds that he may not be heavily involved in the projects, which should be mostly handled by other developers. In addition to the Quake offerings, id is also said to be contemplating an iPhone version of its next PC game, Rage. Wolfenstein RPG, Doom 2 RPG and Doom Classic are also slated as iPhone titles. The Quake titles planned include Quake, Quake 2 and Quake Arena. The original PC series is generally considered one of the most influential amongst first-person shooters, having been the first to popularize 3D and online play. Development schedules for the ports have not been revealed, but Carmack does note that that he is hoping to test MegaTexture, part of the technology behind Rage, on the iPhone 3G S. Filed under : iPod , iPhone , gaming , iPhone apps Other story tags : id Software Original source: feeds.macnn.com , delivered by rss-farm.ru
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id Software to bring three Quakes to iPhone
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Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 77 views
In brief: Tenonedesign.com has announced its $500 art challenge for all Pogo Stylus users who draw, sketch and doodle with its touch-screen tool. AmazingMail.com has introduced its latest web-to-print service for the iPhone that allows developers to integrate on-demand printing capabilities, enabling users to send personalized mail directly from the iPhone. Rexi Media has launched a new applicatio… Original source: feeds.macnn.com , delivered by rss-farm.ru
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Briefly: iPhone art challenge, postcards by iPhone
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Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 0 views
Beyond.com (free) is an application for browsing jobs from thousands of top-tier industry and local career websites. Users can search for jobs by keyword or location, view details for each entry or bookmark them for later use. The software also allows users to browse career articles that contain advice on job searching, resume writing and other information. Warpack Grunts ($1) is a shooter game in… Original source: feeds.macnn.com , delivered by rss-farm.ru
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iPhone apps: Beyond.com, Warpack Grunts, 321Run Lite
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Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 99 views
Beyond.com (free) is an application for browsing jobs from thousands of top-tier industry and local career websites. Users can search for jobs by keyword or location, view details for each entry or bookmark them for later use. The software also allows users to browse career articles that contain advice on job searching, resume writing and other information. Warpack Grunts ($1) is a shooter game in… Original source: feeds.macnn.com , delivered by rss-farm.ru
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iPhone apps: Beyond.com, Warpack Grunts, 321Run Lite
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Monday, June 29th, 2009 76 views
id Software has released Doom Resurrection, a first-person shooter for the iPhone and iPod touch. The game continues to develop the story from earlier versions based on computer platforms. Gamers take the role of a Marine that must defeat ‘Hell’s minions’ created as a result of a research experiment at a facility on Mars. The app includes a variety of weapons such as assault rifles, chainsaws and … Original source: feeds.macnn.com , delivered by rss-farm.ru
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id releases Doom Resurrection for iPhone
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Monday, June 29th, 2009 142 views
Bluetooth is technically a rather old technology and wireless headphones have really never taken off, yet they’re becoming an increasingly popular topic on our forum. A lot of the reason for that is that it’s becoming integrated into players, with the Samsung P3 and the Cowon S9 among the newest, most popular models to have this capability. Most Bluetooth headphones are behind-the-neck style for some reason and there aren’t many normal type Bluetooth headphones. The Sony DR-BT22 is the exception, with a form factor and size that really doesn’t look like it’s Bluetooth at first glance. The DR-BT22 are on their way out, which has dropped the price from a MSRP of $99 to a sales price of under $30 on Amazon, which means these are perfect for people who want to go wireless. But are they any good?
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Sony DR-BT22 Bluetooth Headphone Review
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Monday, June 29th, 2009 113 views
Here is a look at two differ cases from I-Nique: the Tuff-Luv leather case and a standard silicon case. The first leather case is made of genuine leather that is nice and soft to the touch. All of the necessary ports and buttons are exposed and are easily accessible so you don’t ever have to remove the case in order to charge it or operate any of buttons. The top buttons are covered when the flap is down, but I found it pretty easy to individually press each of the top three buttons while the flap was closed.
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Samsung P3 I-Nique Case Review
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Monday, June 29th, 2009 274 views
AVerMedia on Monday announced it has released its AVerTVHD Duet dual TV tuner in North America. The Windows 7-compatible product can receive over-the-air HD Digital TV signals (ATSC) or unencrypted digital cable (ClearQAM) and can either record two programs simultaneously or else allow users to watch one program while recording another. AVerTVHD Duet sports a PCI Express interface that is faster than a traditional PCI connection. A Picture-in-Picture feature lets users watch TV while working on their PCs, with windows sizes that fill one quarter, one ninth or one 16th of the screen. A transparent mode lets users see through it to view their entire desktop at the same time. Bundled with AVer’s MediaCenter application, users can access PVR-like features such as pausing, rewinding and recording live TV as well as a program schedule and time shift capabilities. The software supports digital sound, closed captioning and has support for 1080i HD quality programs. Also, H.264 encoding lets users record TV at a 320×240 resolution for playback on iPods, iPhones, Sony’s PSP or other portable multimedia players. The dual HD tuner without the MediaCenter program costs $70, while bundled with the software is priced at $90. Filed under : iPod , iPhone , computers , industry , gadgets , digital imaging Other story tags : Windows 7 , AVerMedia Original source: feeds.macnn.com , delivered by rss-farm.ru
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AVerMedia launches HD dual digital tuner
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Monday, June 29th, 2009 104 views
Some people may not realise the potential problems caused by claiming iPhone theft when really they had lost it. Unfortunately, some iphone insurance company’s do not provide full protection in the event that an iPhone is lost, so when a consumer finds themselves in the situation where they have missed placed their iPhone, many take the decision to claim that their iPhone has been stolen, simply so they can make a claim on their iPhone insurance policy.
The mistake of making a fraudulent theft claim can cause problems in future years for a naive policy holder, who may think that no one would ever know about their manipulation of the truth. Unfortunately this may not be the case any more, as iPhone insurance cover providers are now actively trying to seek out customers who they believe may be making a false claim by stating that their iPhone has been stolen.
Many insurance companies now have more intelligent claims procedures where customers have claimed an item has been stolen, with trained advisers asking claimants certain questions about the alleged theft and how it took place, these advisers are trained to spot certain re-occurring patterns that are common among false insurance claims.
Unfortunately, many people seem to be unaware that making a false claim on something as small as the insurance policy for an iPhone is classed as insurance fraud, which if convicted, could land you with a criminal conviction. Now that must be a real wake up call for the average man in the street, a criminal record can have all sorts of negative affects on your future, from job applications to being refused insurance in other areas, such as laptop insurance, automotive and even home insurance products.
People may think they could talk their way out of this problem, but unfortunately, this is no longer the case. iPhone insurance providers require a Police incident number before they will start to process your iPhone insurance claim. In order to get a Police incident number you will have to report your iPhone as stolen to the Police and make a statement to that effect, the Police are also actively getting involved with insurance fraud of this nature. So not only could you end up with a criminal conviction for insurance fraud, you could also add wasting police time or even attempting to pervert the course of justice, all because your iPhone cover did not cover you for loss!
A couple of simple ways to avoid this uncomfortable situation could be not to make false claims of theft and secondly, check before you take out any iPhone insurance cover, that the policy will actually cover you in the event that you are careless with your favourite Apple device, after all, that is why we want insurance protection, to offer cover for us in our moments of need.
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Sunday, June 28th, 2009 111 views
There are several chances of iPod hard drive damage and failure. You have thousands of music file in your iPod and it crashed by your small child then the chances of file corrupt is very high. you can get many situation like this that may cause iPod damage so the chances of your favorite music file loss is very high. To solve this problem, you can transfer iPod music file in your computer to save music play lists. I just share only one reason to the need of iPod File Transfer software . iPod File Transfer is very useful when you buy new computer and want to share iTunes music which you purchased from your authorized computer sellers. Everyone wants to share these iTunes on their portable media device like iPod. Keeping iTunes in iPod also secure data from any types of computer hard drive failure. Who not want to make backup of their data to reduce any data loss situation. iPod File Transfer Software is the best option for those users. Transferring of data from one device to another also saves lots of money and effort behind collecting music play list. iPod File Transfer software also help you to remove old play lists and creating new or latest music files by transferring data into computer. Some of the other iPod File Transfer software includes iPod ripping tool , iPod video transfer , DVD to iPod Transfer etc. One hesitation I want to remove from you mind is that transferring of iPod data to PC or PC to iPod is very simple and it just performs in single step. Try this software, many online websites are providing free downloading just search on internet. Maria Rita is sharing about experience 0f iPod File transfer . Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/communication-articles/how-to-transfer-ipod-music-to-computer-986602.html Technology News: Garmin streetpilot c330 gps navigation system – the simplest Navigator A Navigation device generally called a world positioning system is used to track locations, either where you now stand or where you would like to go. Now the newest… ZML.COM – one-stop resource for instant iPod movie downloads Download mp3 music, buy mp3 music – MP3Sale iPod car adapter iPhone Cases
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How to Transfer iPod Music to Computer?
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