Saturday, October 2, 2010
Wired Photo Contest: Arctic
Submit your Arctic photo to Wired.com and vote on other submissions. The top-rated photos will appear in a winner's gallery in two weeks.
Dead Bodies Captured By Brazil?s Google Street View Debut
Brazil, which already has a relatively high proportion of Google data removal requests, is experiencing some stumbles relating to yesterday's launch of Google Street view, including the discovery of not one but two images of dead bodies, specifically the photo to the left snapped at Avenida Presidente Vargas in Rio De Janeiro and another one reportedly captured at Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. According to G1, Google has removed the Brazilian images and instructed other people who find�inappropriate material on Street View to report them to Google through the "Report a Problem" link at the bottom of the page.
Daily Crunch: Martial Arts Action Edition
Just Some Random LEGO Stop Motion, 8-Bit Nonsense For Your Lazy Friday Wood Stock, For Telling What Kind Of Wood You?re Looking At Review: Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse Kinect Competitor Gets Cash Infusion The Woogie: Why, God, Why?
Friday, October 1, 2010
HotHardware Video Podcast - October 1, 2010
We’re back for the latest installment of our weekly video podcast. In this episode, we talk about Zotac’s sleek, new, Blu-Ray equipped ZBox nettop, malware riddled GPUs (not really!), the OCZ IBIS high-performance solid state drive, and RIM’s upcoming Blackberry Playbook tablet. We also take a couple of reader questions, talk about Valve’s upcoming DLC for L4D1 and L4D2, hint at a new contest and more... Show Notes: 00:19 - Zotac Blu-ray HD-ID34 Nettop / HTPC Review 02:53 - New
Daily Crunch: The Operating Theater Edition
SteelSeries Shift Keyboard Lets You Switch Between Differet Keysets Kindle for Android Update Adds Voice Search, Wikipedia Dictionary The CitrusSaw: You Know, For Citrus CrunchDeals: Many Drives, Many Discounts Beautiful ?Naked Radio? Repurposes Parts, Looks Amazing
Daily Crunch: Night Tests Edition
Meet Grig. He?s Going To Help You Win A Samsung Galaxy S Phone Concept: The Moon Watch Is A Watch Where You Watch The Moon Orb MP-1 Streams Your Music Over Wi-Fi To Any Stereo Hands On With The Sarcos XOS 2 ? The Real Life Iron Man 40% Of Homes Now Have DVRs
Android Outlook Brighter Than iOS, Developers Say
Apple's iOS still gets better marks than Android in most areas, but developers see Android as having a more promising future.
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