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Friday, December 10, 2010

PlayStation 4 may be an add-on for PS3

Whenever we get to the mid-point in a current generation console’s life, there’s growing discussions of what comes next. We all expect a PlayStation 4 and an Xbox 720, but the introduction of motion controllers, and the high cost of developing and manufacturing a new console has everyone thinking Sony and Microsoft may try to extend the life of existing consoles for as long as possible.

In the case of Sony, they may even try to make the PlayStation 3 stick around as the base for its next gen machine. Speculation as to that happening comes in the form of a patent the Japanese company has been awarded.

The patent covers attaching an external processing unit to an existing device such as the PS3 giving it access to more processing power . The combined unit would make for a better performing machine without the need to buy a whole new console.

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Windows 8 has a high-end PC user interface called Wind

Before the dust has even settled on Windows 7

, Winrumours, via the Italian Windows8italia site, has discovered that Microsoft’s next-gen OS will be 32-bit and 64-bit with two separate interfaces

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Underwater nuclear cannons might launch the first lunar city on the moon

If you’re a lover of classic science-fiction movies, you’ve probably chuckled at the myriad ways in which Hollywood once believed space travel would be possible. Perhaps my favorite pre-Apollo rocketry solution is from the classic film When Worlds Collide, where a rocket is hurtled out of Earth’s orbit by sliding it down a huge ski jump on a big mountain.

But real-life beats even that for incredulity: a new rocketry concept is now exploring the idea of using huge underwater nuclear cannons to blast rockets to the moon. And it might just be plausible

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Google ups YouTube video limits for selected users

Google has decided it’s time to increase the time limit on YouTube videos again, but the online video service is not increasing them for everyone.

In a post to the YouTube Blog, product manager Joshua Siegel and software engineer Doug Mayle made the announcement. Users are being selected for a limit increase based on them having, “a history of complying with the YouTube Community Guidelines and our copyright rules to upload videos that are longer than 15 minutes.”

What the new limit is has not been announced, so we can only assume it’s going to be somewhere in the region of 20-30 minutes .

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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Should I Turn My Computer Off at Night?

There are several reasons why it may be a good idea to turn off your computer at night. For some, it may not matter whether the computer is on or off. Most newer computers have a sleep mode when they are inactive which doesn't use much power. However, in businesses or at home, it may be wise to turn off the computer at night for security reasons.

For example, computers connected to the Internet via DSL or cable modem are vulnerable to hacking if they are still connected. You can either turn off the connection or turn off the computer. You may need to keep the computer turned on, conversely, if the computer is used as a fax machine as well.

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Saturday, December 4, 2010

With ( Photo to Sketch ) Convert your photos to magnificent artwork, sketch or water color

It is a tool to convert a photo to excellent sketch, and paint water color freehandly.
You can convert your photo to:
Pen sketch;
Pencil sketch;
Brush sketch(Only Freehand panel)

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