Monday, September 9, 2013

Breaking down the PS Vita TV: Why Sony's $100 set-top box is more than a consolation prize

Breaking down the PS Vita TV: Why Sony's $100 set-top box is more than a consolation prize

Of course, it seems a no-brainer that PS Vita TV will launch in North America and Europe (and elsewhere, for that matter). It's exactly the game console concept that's been rumored for years from the likes of Apple, Google, and Amazon: inexpensive, small, media-capable and ready to run media streaming apps. There's also the convenience of it employing DualShock controllers, a standard known to hardcore and mainstream gamers alike. Sure, it's got some Japan-centric quirks at the moment - Remote Play won't likely see wide use outside of Japan, nor will the Nasne connectivity - but it's otherwise ready for international consumption.

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New PlayStation Vita Announced: Here's Everything You Need To Know!

New PlayStation Vita Announced: Here's Everything You Need To Know!

 Here are the key PSP Vita 2000 features:. 1. 15% Lighter and 20% thinner than the original vita.
2. Uses 5" LCD display instead of OLED that debuted in older Vita for mysterious reasons (cost cutting, maybe?)

3. Features micro-USB port in favor of conventional PSP-style port for increased convenience.

4. Comes with a 64GB memory card

5. Allows PS4 titles to be played on PSP Vita over local Wi-Fi connection when the main TV connected to the console is in use.

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Japanese Gamer Makes $10,000 In 3 Months For 12 Hours Of Daily Gaming

Japanese Gamer Makes $10,000 In 3 Months For 12 Hours Of Daily Gaming

There are two different groups of gamers out there – one, who happen to be casual gamers, and the other, hardcore gamers who wish that they could be paid a handsome amount of money to game. Earning a living while doing what you love best is the dream of many, I guess. This particular Japanese dude, who is better known by his gaming handle Moru-chan, is currently living out that dream. The happily married Moru-chan has the full support of his wife, as he spends around 12 hours daily to play an online fantasy role playing game known as ArcheAge.

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HTC One To Receive Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Update This September

HTC One To Receive Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Update This September

If you happen to own the HTC One and reside on either Old Europe or in the US, then here is some news to carve out a smile on your face this Monday morning. According to HTC America's president Jason Mackenzie who responded to several questions via Twitter concerning the HTC One's upcoming Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update. Mackenzie mentioned and reassured the masses that the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean development for the HTC One is right on track, and the rollout will happen at the end of September 2013, regardless of which particular continent you are on.

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Yahoo Reportedly Hands Over User Data To Australian Government

Yahoo Reportedly Hands Over User Data To Australian Government

It has been alleged that Yahoo (with a spanking new logo) has been handing over private and personal information that affect hundreds of its users to Australian government agents, according to a recently revealed transparency report. Apparently, in the first half of 2013 itself, Australian government agents have already performed 704 requests for access to data that are part of 799 Yahoo accounts or users. Of course, full access to all 799 accounts were not granted, but rather, only 11 of those requests were approved of. Just what kind of information exchanged hands.

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Sunday, September 8, 2013

Sony A65 Listed As Discontinued

Sony A65 Listed As Discontinued

If you were planning on picking up a Sony A65 camera, you might be out of luck as Sony has recently put up a notice on its website, claiming that the A65 camera is no longer available. The device has been officially listed as discontinued, leaving us to speculate that perhaps a newer model could be announced soon. This is typical of camera manufacturers who discontinue older camera models ahead of a new model's release.

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Nokia + Android = Newkia - The Goodness of Nokia With The Mightiness of Android!

Nokia + Android = Newkia - The Goodness of Nokia With The Mightiness of Android!

The move is apparently  seen to fuel intersests of Nokia's fanatics who wished for Android OS on the Finnish company's hardware – a feat that has only been a wishful fantasy for many, especially after Nokia chose Microsoft's Windows Phone OS over Google's open source Android to resurrect its failing market stance. Even as the new name ‘Newkia' represents a new company and is apparently short for ‘New Nokia', it seemingly inherits Nokia's substantial manpower (think of employees who left Nokia) with common temperament for an Android-powered smartphone with Finnish company's genes of quality build and design.
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