Junkyard Jumbotron project requires no specialist software and allows you to stitch together multiple displays to create an interactive display from any number of devices. Simply load a specially assigned URL to each device's screen and watch it then receive real-time updates. This innovative … [Read more...] about Junkyard Jumbotron Creates Multi-Screen Display (video)
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Jaw Dropping, Unreal Engine 3 Real-time Next Generation Graphics Demo, Created By Epic Games (video)
Epic Games have created a new Unreal Engine 3 real-time demo called 'Samaritan' that gives us a glimpse of what we can expect in games of the future, and the future of gaming is looking good. If the video after the jump is the standard we can expect to see in gameplay, then we are in for a … [Read more...] about Jaw Dropping, Unreal Engine 3 Real-time Next Generation Graphics Demo, Created By Epic Games (video)
Fuduntu 14.9 OS Released Supporting Flash 10.2 And Chromium 9
Fuduntu 14.9 stable has now been released, marking a significant update for the stripped-down Linux distribution. This unique OS gets its name from being somewhere between Fedora and Ubuntu, and it is optimized specifically for netbooks and portable devices. The latest release brings a host of new … [Read more...] about Fuduntu 14.9 OS Released Supporting Flash 10.2 And Chromium 9
UK ISP’s To Publish Traffic Management Policies
If you live in the UK and use broadband from one of the major providers, there will be a certain time of the day when your connection slows down. This happens to me on a regular basis, usually around 7pm when more people are online. Many of the ISPs slow down connections at peak times to make sure … [Read more...] about UK ISP’s To Publish Traffic Management Policies
First HollyWood Movie Specifically Created For The Internet Now Screening On YouTube (video)
The new Hollywood feature 'Girl Walks Into A Bar' film created specifically for the Internet produced exclusively for Internet distribution is now screening on YouTube. Directed by Sebastian Gutierrez the movie is a sharp-witted comedy that follows a group of apparent strangers in interlocking … [Read more...] about First HollyWood Movie Specifically Created For The Internet Now Screening On YouTube (video)
Rooted NOOKColor Tablet Receives Bluetooth And The Ability To Make Calls
If you have a rooted NOOKcolor and fancy using an external keyboard, the team over at the XDA Forums have an interesting hack that uses the latest version of Cyanogen Mod, a custom ROM. This hack comes from CM7 Developer “Kmoobs,” who managed to bring Bluetooth capability to the device. The … [Read more...] about Rooted NOOKColor Tablet Receives Bluetooth And The Ability To Make Calls
Google Maps Updated With EV Charging Stations
In its continual quest to keep improving its services, Google has now added EV charging stations to its Google Maps with the aim of supporting environmentally-friendly cars through initiatives such as RechargeIT. Google has now included the EV Charging Stations listed in the U.S. Department of … [Read more...] about Google Maps Updated With EV Charging Stations
Hulu Plus Arriving On Android Soon? Details Appear On Hulu Plus Website
New details have appeared on the Hulu Plus website that may indicate the Hulu Plus service could be imminently arriving on Android smartphones running Android OS 2.2 or higher. The details on the Hulu Plus website have not yet been made official but state that selected Android smartphones running … [Read more...] about Hulu Plus Arriving On Android Soon? Details Appear On Hulu Plus Website
AT&T Introducing Capping And Overage Fees For DSL And U-Verse
Unlimited broadband has just taken another step towards extinction on landline connections in the US. With AT&T announcing that they will soon be introducing caps on their DSL and U-Verse high-speed Internet connections. The new updates to the packages will start on May 2nd and include a 150GB … [Read more...] about AT&T Introducing Capping And Overage Fees For DSL And U-Verse
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace Reaches 10,000 Apps
Back in December, we heard that Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 Marketplace had reached 5,000 apps, and now it looks like Microsoft's new mobile OS has hit another milestone, with the Marketplace now reaching 10,000 apps. According to reports from various sources who monitor the number of applications … [Read more...] about Windows Phone 7 Marketplace Reaches 10,000 Apps
Postage Stamps Take A Backseat: Denmark Goes Text
In the name of efficiency, the Danish postal service is selling a viable alternative to good ole stamps. Just SMS "PORTO" to a 1900 number and receive a number code that's inscribed on the package you're sending. The transaction is dirt cheap and might soon be adopted in neighboring Sweden. The … [Read more...] about Postage Stamps Take A Backseat: Denmark Goes Text
Aussie Inventor Wants To Revolutionize Postal Service With Deliver-E Trike
Simon Williams is a skating enthusiast who has designed a number of skate parks in his native Tasmania. He's also quite the inventive bloke and an engineer to boot, the evidence being the Williams Deliver-E tricycle he's building for use by the postal service. … [Read more...] about Aussie Inventor Wants To Revolutionize Postal Service With Deliver-E Trike
