Saturday, 2 February 2013

EA says there won?t be anymore Medal of Honor games

EA says there won’t be anymore Medal of Honor games

It?s a sad day for Medal of Honor fans. EA has announced that it is shelving the Medal of Honor brand and series of FPS games indefinitely. Looks like you?ll be playing Call of Duty instead.
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The publisher said that recent games in the series have failed to sell well, and the critics gave very poor review scores for Medal of Honor: Warfighter. I guess that was the last straw. Peter Moore, COO at EA, said that Warfighter?s reviews were ?lower than it deserved.?

The Medal of Honor series has been going since 1999. It has had quite a run. Over the last 13 years there have been 14 games that carried its name spread across multiple formats like the PC, Mac, PlayStation, GameCube, Game Boy, PS2, PSP, Xbox, Wii, PS2, PS3, and Xbox 360. Farewell Medal of Honor.

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Use this golf club-sized camera to record your golf swing

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Stash the Golf Swing Recording Camera in your bag, and you?ll have a powerful tool for improving your golf swing at your fingertips. �This gadget from Hammacher Schlemmer is about the size of a fairway iron; the 3-ft long shaft ends in a turf spike so it can be easily placed in the tee box or on the fairway. �It?s wide-angle lens captures the entire swing (when it?s placed 10 feet away), and it can record up to 2 hours of 720p or 1080p HD video in its 8GB of internal memory. �You?ll have five hours of recording time from the internal battery. �The camera even has a wind-resistant microphone so you can announce which club you?re using and the distance to the hole, so you won?t have to rely on your memory for these details. �When you get home, connect the camera to your computer via USB to transfer the video for swing analysis. �The Golf Swing Recording Camera is $349.95.


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Use this golf club-sized camera to record your golf swing

golf-swing-recording-video-camera

Stash the Golf Swing Recording Camera in your bag, and you?ll have a powerful tool for improving your golf swing at your fingertips. �This gadget from Hammacher Schlemmer is about the size of a fairway iron; the 3-ft long shaft ends in a turf spike so it can be easily placed in the tee box or on the fairway. �It?s wide-angle lens captures the entire swing (when it?s placed 10 feet away), and it can record up to 2 hours of 720p or 1080p HD video in its 8GB of internal memory. �You?ll have five hours of recording time from the internal battery. �The camera even has a wind-resistant microphone so you can announce which club you?re using and the distance to the hole, so you won?t have to rely on your memory for these details. �When you get home, connect the camera to your computer via USB to transfer the video for swing analysis. �The Golf Swing Recording Camera is $349.95.


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Make Your Own Iron Man Costume?

by Alison - on February 1st, 2013

Getting dumped sucks. It is safe to say that we have all experienced some sort of breakup in our lives. Maybe it was back in 3rd grade or maybe it was yesterday. Some poor guy in Germany recently got dumped by his girlfriend. Rather than sulk he channeled his knowledge of lasers and created an Iron Man arm piece.

Patrick Priebe, German laser gadget guru, decided to spend 130 hours and $650 to build that same mechanical device that helps turn Tony Stark into the hottest super hero of the moment. Included in the Iron Man Gauntlet, as you see in the video below, are everything from the pop up motion of the laser to the distinctive red and gold casing. Also seen in the video is Priebe blasting some balloons with the two 1.2 watt blue lasers and two 4-miliwatt red lasers. �On his website you will find other creative laser (and non-laser) devices like a Pulse Laser Gun, a Wrist Bow and a Flame Glove. Why does he create such contraptions? Mainly out of boredom so it sounds. All is not lost however as he was able to sell the Iron Man Gauntlet for over $2600. Not bad for a project to kill time after a breakup.

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Friday, 1 February 2013

Sony announces my Xperia remote tracking service

Sony announces my Xperia remote tracking service

A few months back Sony trademarked the term ?My Xperia?. The assumption was that the company was working on a home-made cloud storage service, but that turns out not to be the case. ?my Xperia? is actually a smartphone tracking service.
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It is meant to be used in the event of theft or if you lose your Sony Xperia handset. With my Xperia, you can locate your Sony smartphone by making it beep or by viewing its location on a map. You can also remotely erase its data and lock the device down once registered with my Xperia. Who doesn?t love the ability to find your phone when it is lost?

However my Xperia isn?t available to all Sony smartphone owners yet. The service is still in the beta stage, only select Ice Cream Sandwich smartphones will be allowed to participate, starting with the Sony Xperia acro S and continuing with other recent Sony devices later on. Right now, only users in the Nordic countries have access to it.

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T-Mobile Galaxy S2 and Galaxy S3 get maintenance upgrades

A pair of Samsung phones for Magenta are in line to receive some quick software upgrades starting today, it seems. The Samsung Galaxy S2, the 2011 sensation, will receive an upgrade that will apply a ?Qualcomm fix,? and will also bring improvements to S Voice/Vlingo. Other security updates, bug fixes and device enhancements have been made, though those particular changes aren?t being detailed at the moment.

And no, this doesn?t take us beyond Android 2.3.6 ? we hear that particular update is in the works for at least the international version, but whether or not it comes to T-Mobile?s is still up in the air. This would appear to be the same upgrade we saw rolling out starting last week so if you weren?t able to catch it back then you should be good to go today.

Samsung?s shining star of 2012 ? the Samsung Galaxy S3 ? is also receiving an upgrade, though its changes seem a tad more mild in comparison. We?re told to expect an improved user experience, and without T-Mobile?s willingness to go more in-depth about that we can only assume that means some bugs have been squashed and the obligatory performance enhancements have been made.

Galaxy S2 owners will need to set aside 11MB for their download, while those on the Galaxy S3 will only need about 4MB of bandwidth to pull theirs down. As a general rule of thumb, try to make sure your battery is at 50% before accepting the upgrade, and make sure you read up on the other prerequisites (check the source links) to make sure things go off without a hitch.

[via T-Mobile (GS2) | (GS3)]


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Verizon bolsters DMV coverage with completion of $301 million network enhancements

Verizon?s on a role this fine Thursday. It launched the new Jetpack MiFi 5510L, surprised Thunderbolt users with news regarding an impending Ice Cream Sandwich update, and now it has announced a major network enhancement project that cost the carrier $301 million. That project benefits users across the DMV ? that is, Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia ? and brought improvements for both 3G and 4G performance.

Since the year 2000, Verizon has spent a ridiculous $3 billion to continually improve regional performance in the area. It?s Verizon?s hometown, after all, so you have to expect them to pay extra special care in their area of operation. Verizon has spent far more on its nationwide rollout of 4G and enhancement of 3G, though. Those efforts allowed Verizon to reach the milestone of 470 4G LTE markets this past December, and that number will only continue to rise from today.

Big Red?s aspirations have already been set as the carrier expects to cover a vast majority of its 3G footprint with 4G LTE by the end of this year. Other carriers aim to have their networks largely deployed by then, as well, but they will have a lot of work to do to catch up to Verizon.

T-Mobile?s situation is the most interesting of them all ? its only activity has been a limited launch in Las Vegas following the CES festivities, and rumors that the network is being tested in parts of Wichita, Kansas. The company hasn?t even unveiled any LTE-compatible devices yet, though we hear the Samsung Galaxy S3 will get refreshed with the radios in tow.

Sprint and AT&T are steadily building compelling device line-ups, but the two are still lagging behind Verizon when it comes to coverage. Both seem confident that their goals can be reached, though, so we?ll have to take their word for it until we look for a status report at the end of the year. For now, Verizon still seems to be the king of 4G. Read on for full press details.

VERIZON WIRELESS COMPLETES $301 MILLION IN

WASHINGTON, DC, MARYLAND &VIRGINIA NETWORK ENHANCEMENTS IN 2012

Company?s Regional Network Investment Over Past Decade Exceeds $3 Billion Milestone

LAUREL, MD�?�Verizon Wireless�today announced the completion of�$301.4 million�in�wireless network�enhancements�in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia in 2012,�increasing the company?s regional network investment to�more than�$3 billion since its inception in 2000.

During the year, Verizon Wireless expanded its 4G LTE network, providing customers with speeds up to ten times faster than 3G, to more than�470�markets nationwide.� Regional markets where the company activated its 4G LTE service in 2012 included Harrisonburg, Martinsville, Staunton, Danville, Fredericksburg, Lynchburg, and Charlottesville in Virginia.

Nationally, Verizon Wireless has invested more than $80�billion since it was formed�in 2000�to increase the coverage and capacity of its premier nationwide networks and to add new services.

?Since 2000,�Verizon Wireless has�invested�more than�$3 billion into our regional wireless network to provide our customers in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia with the fastest and most reliable mobile coverage,?�said Mike�Maiorana, regional president, Verizon Wireless.� ?Today?s wireless consumers, including business and government customers,�need a wireless provider who understands and anticipates their mobility needs.��Verizon Wireless continues to invest what?s required to deliver a superior network experience every day.?

Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Timeline�in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia

  • ���������December 2010:

o���Verizon Wireless launched�blazing fast 4G LTE network�in�the�Baltimore/Washington, DC area with coverage extending to suburban Maryland and Northern Virginia as well as Annapolis.

  • ���������August�2011:

o�����Verizon Wireless extended 4G LTE coverage up I-270 Corridor to�Frederick, MD, including communities of Monrovia, Urbana, Green Valley, Holly Hills and Futura.

  • ���������September 2011:

o���Verizon Wireless launched 4G LTE on campus at Virginia Tech and in surrounding community of�Blacksburg, VA.

  • ���������October 2011:

o���Verizon Wireless lit up Virginia markets of�Richmond and Greater Hampton Roads, VA, including the communities of Norfolk, Newport News and Virginia Beach.

o���The company also extended 4G LTE coverage further up I-270 Corridor from Frederick to�Hagerstown, and announced plans to expand service south to Myersville, west to Clear Spring, north into Pennsylvania and east to Catoctin Mountain by year?s end.

  • ���������November 2011:

o����Verizon Wireless activated�4G LTE in�Roanoke, VA�and surrounding communities of Smith Mountain Lake, Christiansburg, Radford City, Buena Vista City, Lexington City and Rockbridge, VA.

o���Expanded Washington, DC 4G LTE footprint now includes southeast portion of Prince George?s County, MD.

  • ���������December 2011:

o�����Verizon Wireless 4G LTE reaches 195 markets and more than two-thirds of all Americans.

  • ���������April 2012:

o���Verizon Wireless extends its 4G LTE coverage along the I-81 corridor in Virginia, reaching Harrisonburg, Martinsville and Staunton. Coverage is also enhanced southward from Prince William and Stafford Counties into Spotsylvania County, Virginia.

  • ���������May 2012:

o���The beach communities in North Carolina?s Outer Banks now have access to 4G LTE.� Coverage also is extended in southwest Virginia to include Danville.

  • ���������June 2012:

o���Lynchburg, Virginia comes online.� Additional enhancements in Fredericksburg and surrounding counties are completed, and coverage is extended across the West Virginia border to Beckley.

  • ���������July 2012:

o���Verizon Wireless activates its 4G LTE in Charlottesville, Virginia.

  • ���������October 2012:

o���Additional enhancements are made to provide continuous 4G LTE coverage from western Virginia to Bluefield, West Virginia.

  • ���������December 2012:

o���Just two years after its initial launch, Verizon Wireless? 4G LTE coverage includes 470 markets nationwide, more than all other carriers combined.

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About Verizon Wireless

Verizon Wireless operates the nation?s largest 4G LTE network and largest, most reliable 3G network. The company serves 98.2 million retail customers, including 92.5 million retail postpaid customers. �Headquartered in Basking Ridge, N.J., with more than 73,000 employees nationwide, Verizon Wireless is a joint venture of Verizon Communications (NYSE, NASDAQ: VZ) and Vodafone (LSE, NASDAQ: VOD).� For more information, visit�www.verizonwireless.com. To preview and request broadcast-quality video footage and high-resolution stills of Verizon Wireless operations, log on to the Verizon Wireless Multimedia Library at�www.verizonwireless.com/ multimedia.

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