Thursday, August 18, 2011
Gamescom game trailers (as seen on IGN)
Here are a couple of game trailers featured at Gamescom; found them on the IGN website. Enjoy!
Photovine, by Google
Photovine is Google's latest foray into the social media world. It is a social photo sharing application, that lets people snap and share photos instantly, and group them thematically in "vines"; I would equate "vines" to twitter's hashtags. Anyway,the service which apparently was invitiation only just last month is now available for download. HALT! Before you all go running off to download it, you should know that this app is ONLY for the iphone.
Why would Google go and do something as crazy as that? Well, I read somewhere that this app may have been developed by a social media acqusition of google's, Slide. They probably started developing this thing before Google bought them last year. SO there you have it folks, yet another something to mold our ever looming hive society!
Check out the video below for a nice little demo on how this Photovine works:
Why would Google go and do something as crazy as that? Well, I read somewhere that this app may have been developed by a social media acqusition of google's, Slide. They probably started developing this thing before Google bought them last year. SO there you have it folks, yet another something to mold our ever looming hive society!
Check out the video below for a nice little demo on how this Photovine works:
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
GoldenEye 007: Reloaded; PS3 & Xbox 360 release
| GolderEye 007: Reloaded screen shot |
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Hidden: theft tracking software for your Mac
Hidden is a "tracking app" exclusively for Apple computers. It basically activates the Lappy's camera when it's stolen, and takes photos of the would be thief, their surroundings, and their activities on your computer, which can be viewed in real time, I believe. And best of all, this app is only $15 a year! 
Check out the video below (may take a second to show) to see the app in action.... and the dumbest amateur rapper alive. I wonder what his jail buddies are going to say about his method of building street cred.
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Check out the video below (may take a second to show) to see the app in action.... and the dumbest amateur rapper alive. I wonder what his jail buddies are going to say about his method of building street cred.
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