- Apple gave out lawsuits to manufacturers of these very expensive Steve Jobs Action Figures, they stand 12" tall and are extremely detailed. The figures cost somewhere between $75 to $225 a pop so think twice. The figure has Steve Jobs in all his glory, in his Black Turtleneck, Jeans, wire glasses, and an iPhone 4, the last device he designed.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Toys make Apple GIVE OUT LAWSUITS!
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Organization Will Set You Free
"If I have said it once, I have said it a thousand times, organization will set you free" or so said Alton Brown. The way that people organize their computer, or as an extension, everything, is a clue to the way they function best and what they like doing. For my Personal Computer (Here and after known as "my PC"), I use a combination of things that I have learned from various sources. I use Google Reader and Google E-Mail to have easy access to the internet if at some point I have an opportunity to check CygnusX-1.net or the Call of Duty MW3 forums or SMNC (Super Monday Night Combat) beta fixes. I don't store many pictures but my "Lets Play Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" and my "Batman Arkham City: Riddler INSANITY" videos all have 16 gb USB drives for themselves. Social Bookmarking, also known as the processing of bookmarks to people that you set, are not used. On my Reader account I have all of my rush news tagged with the words "Geddy, Neil, Bass, Alex, Clockwork, Angels, Sectors" depending on the topic
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Nightrider is Real?
Google has recently gotten the rights to the patent for a self driving car. This is a change in Google's normal product lineup and is shocking to most people. The video will explain in more detail.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Verizon and Microsoft make a Deal/ Nintendo's top dog retirement?
Verizon and Microsoft
- Verizon announced that 26 channels will be available later this month as an app for Xbox Live's new streaming service.
- They say this number will increase due to the fact that most families that have xboxes want live TV streaming
- It is an experiment to persuade channels like MTV to support Xbox streaming
- Recent news states that Nintendo's CEO, the man who invented Mario, is stepping down.
- This is confirmed as a lie by Nintendo spokesmen.
- This rumor caused a 2% drop in Nintendo stock.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Spotify is adding APPS!
The Social Networking site Spotify is now launching apps for its users. These apps will be similar in function to Facebook's apps in the respect that the site shows reccomendations for apps, shows contacts who are using the apps and, as a selling point, the company is opening the app store to independent app programmers. Much like Apple, Spotify will have to approve each app but in the long run it will make the site more popular because of the variety of apps.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Modern Warfare 3, Enough Said
Call of Duty (CoD) Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) has destroyed many sales records for sales within the first five days of release. It has topped out at around $755 Million, give or take a million or two. It has smashed every video game record for sales and as smashed movies as well. It has lost only to James Cameron's Avatar in first days of availability. Avatar got 2.8 Billion in sales its lifetime in the theaters so MW has a long way to go
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Microsoft is overdoing the US patent situation
Barnes and Noble announced that there were multiple charges of excessive royalties payed to Microsoft for the right to the Android smartphone. This was seen as an attempt to drive companies out of business because of the rising prices needed to pay these royalties. Microsoft is now suing Barnes and Noble, claiming that their Nook infringes on at least 5 patents made within the last decade by Microsoft. Microsoft also entered a deal between Nokia, itself and MOSAID. The agreement was made that, because of Nokia and Microsoft combined, MOSAID gained control of 2000 patents. The only price in this matter is the fact that 2/3 of profit revenue from these new devices goes to Microsoft and Nokia, respectively.
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