Sunday, 23 June 2013

Microsoft Drop Policies for Xbox One Games

Posted by Dead Skull on 05:08 with No comments
Microsoft has confimed reports that it’s doing a U-turn on its policies surrounding used Xbox games and the “always on” feature of the device. This follows gamers’ anger at the restrictions imposed. In an official blog post today Don Mattrick, Interactive President of Microsoft, said “Today I am announcing the following changes to Xbox One and how you can play, share, lend, and resell your games exactly as you do today on Xbox 360″. Mr Mattrick...

Linux SUSE Offers Big Data Solutions

Posted by Dead Skull on 05:02 with No comments
The idea of cloud computing and data storage is a relatively new idea. Any business that provides this service is considered an advanced business. Processing ‘big data’ requires more advanced considerations in order to ensure large data storage. With businesses expanding rapidly they have to deal with large volumes of data. This is particularly the case with enterprises that can have extremely vast amounts of data. Storing as well as processing...
Hands-free mobile technology has made such strides that it is not uncommon to see rows upon rows of devices promoting motorist safety while staying connected. Gadgets and gizmos allowing drivers to text, call, and even send email are practically ubiquitous these days, and with all the horrific accidents that have occurred in the past – related to distracted driving – it is only understandable that manufacturers of mobile communication devices...
Microsoft’s U-turn on Xbox One digital rights management policies seems to be paying off, as the console is back on track ahead of its main rival, PlayStation 4 from Sony. Just a few hours after Microsoft gave up their controversial policies, acting on the public’s negative feedback, Xbox One overtook PlayStation 4 in the video games best selling charts on Amazon UK. The $500 Xbox One was first in pre-orders, followed by PlayStation 3 title...
Several state officials have joined forces in seeking assurance from Google following numerous privacy fears relating to Google Glass. Privacy commissioners and data protection representatives from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Isreal, Switzerland and Mexico, just to name a few, have got together with the EU Commission’s Article 29 Working Party. They have signed an open letter to Google CEO, Larry Page, requesting to discuss whether the...

Sony Pull PS3 Firmware

Posted by Dead Skull on 04:56 with No comments
Sony has pulled the latest 4.45 firmware update for the PlayStation 3 due to reports that it was causing errors for some of the consoles it was downloaded on. In a post on the official US Playstation forum, it was reported that some consoles were “bricking” as the on-screen navigation disappeared. Sony also released a statement to the gaming website CVG, saying that they were aware of the problem and so decided to pull the update. They will...
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Aptana Studio is an environment that includes extensive capabilities to build Ruby and Rails, PHP, and Python applications, along with complete HTML, CSS and JavaScript editing. Aptana Studio harnesses the flexibility of Eclipse and focuses it into a powerful web development engine. Features:   HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Code Assist; Deployment Wizard; Integrated Debugger; Git Integration; Built-in Terminal; IDE Customizati...

Download GPU 0Z 0.7.2 Free Full Version

Posted by Dead Skull on 04:40 with No comments
GPU-Z is a lightweight utility designed to give you all information about your video card and GPU.  Support NVIDIA and ATI cards Displays adapter, GPU and display information Displays overclock, default clocks and 3D clocks (if available) Validation of results No installation required Support for Windows 2000 / XP / Vista (both 32 and 64 bit versions are support...