GoDaddy Problems

GoDaddy Problems! Heard about GoDaddy problems today? Some say GoDaddy hosting sucks? Did you read some GoDaddy.com issues, GoDaddy complaints and their bad customer experiences? Can these negative GoDaddy web hosting reviews be More »

Effect of Console gaming on technology

With the upcoming expected releases of Sony’s Playstation Four and Microsofts Xbox 720 we are not only moving into the next generation of gaming but what is predicted to be the last More »

Skyrim – Dawnguard Expansion

For a title boasting more than 300 hours of gameplay from the main story line, side stories alone, Bethesdas Elder Scrolls Skyrim has received it’s first official expansion. Dawnguard adds at the very least More »

New iPod Touch to Match New iPhone

                                                                                                                                                                                    (Credit to Apple)     Can it be that the new iPod Touch will follow the iPhone in screen size? Well, sources say that the fifth generation iPod Touch will More »

Software Detects Motion that the Human Eye Can’t See

      The Video technique could lead to remote diagnostic methods, like the ability to detect the heart rate of someone on a screen. “A new set of software algorithms can More »

TOP 50 PICKS OF ANDROID APPS

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Retina implants for blind people

Shawn Kelly, a senior systems scientist has created a very little camera on glasses that translates images into a tiny chip that create electrical pulses that the brain can read. The electrical More »

Unified Communications Discussion at Lunch with our CEO

During the UC Summit at La Jolla California this week our CEO, Jason Juliano, had lunch with Unified Communications Analyst, Art Rosenberg.  Mr. Rosenberg asked Mr. Juliano to comment on the state More »

The Pirate Bay blocked in the UK

Last Friday the UK high court ruled that internet providers would need to begin to block torrenting sites like the pirate bay. Virgin Mobile is the first among the large providers to More »

LinkedIn iPad App has a privacy let down

On LinkedIn’s new iPad app there was a slight overlooking of one of their primary privacy measures, simply to verify the relationship between you and the person you are trying to connect More »

GoDaddy Problems

GoDaddy Problems!

Heard about GoDaddy problems today? Some say GoDaddy hosting sucks? Did you read some GoDaddy.com issues, GoDaddy complaints and their bad customer experiences? Can these negative GoDaddy web hosting reviews be trusted? Heard some horror stories about their limitations?

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Effect of Console gaming on technology

With the upcoming expected releases of Sony’s Playstation Four and Microsofts Xbox 720 we are not only moving into the next generation of gaming but what is predicted to be the last generation of console gaming.  Console gaming has been a part of American and world culture since the release of the Magnavox in 1972 (an 8 bit 1.79mhz CPU running 64 bits of ram), 40 years later you would barely call that a computer.

The last generation of gaming systems spanned a nearly 8 year period, while coexisting with  systems that were steadily climbing forward in their capabilities – they dominated the landscape for gaming. Herein lays one of the single greatest contributions to technology, the ability to have longevity through advancement in coding with hardware that does not change. Video game consoles are one of the few mediums in technology where there are no significant hardware changes through out the entire lifespan of the device, unlike in other computer systems RAM, GPU or CPU components can be switched out or added upon to meet requirements.

NASA is one of the few other only companies who have had to make improvements to a piece of technology purely on the coding side without the ability to tinker with the hardware when they had to increase the capabilities of their satellites to take images. Bethesda has done some pretty amazing things with the jumps they made in the visual presentation of Elder Scrolls Skyrim from Elder Scrolls Oblivion while increasing the size of the world their game occupies.

 

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NuvoSys named CRN’s Next-Gen 250 List

 CRN Next-Gen 250

The second annual CRN’s Next-Gen 250 List named NuvoSys Solutions as a awarded member.  NuvoSys Solutions is a IT Solutions provider of Technology Managed Services, Application Development, Cloud Computing, Telecommunications and Information Security Risk Management services. This Next-Gen 250 is a awarded list of solution providers who are zeroing on emerging technologies, among them cloud computing, mobility, virtualization, business process improvements, unified communications, business analytics and business intelligence.

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A sample of the Next-Gen 250 list is available online at www.CRN.com. The entire 2012 database will be published only in CRN’s App for iPad, CRN Technology News.  This exciting new app will provide subscribers with exclusive content and full access to CRN’s premier Solution Provider lists.  For more information, visit www.CRN.com/Tablet.

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Raspberry Pi Model B *Now with 512mb Ram*

Perhaps the most important statement that the release of Raspberry Pi has made since its release is that credit card sized micro computing at incredibly affordable prices is not only feasible (at 25 dollars for the model a and 35 dollars for the model b) but, with enough popularity and public interest it can be brought even further along. As of today the model B versions of Raspberry Pi will be shipped with 512 mb of ram without any increase in price, due in small part to the gradual drop in cost of RAM every year but more so do the overwhelming success of these mini power houses. From sheer number of purchases its now financially sound on both sides of their suppliers and their own to tag on the extra RAM.

For the end user this means three primary changes.

  1. The ability to run additional programs and processes simultaneously without bogging down the chip.
  2. The ability to run heavier end processes that require more than the 256 mb to be worth the time to run anyway
  3. Overall improved performance from standard running operation.

An immediate application that might gain more popularity with the boost to the RAM might be using a small cluster of Raspberry pi modules as a simple server system or as acluster, both are nifty applications for an environment you might not want to stick a large server system into or want to have a very basic networking set up such as a shared HDD.

 

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X-Box 360 Bundle price drop

Coming up this holiday season the kind folks over at Microsoft have dropped the prices on their kinect 4GB bundles and their 250gb Xbox bundles. With rumors that the newest incarnation of the Xbox is set to be released sometime next year this can be a vie to push out the bulk of their remaining systems in order to get some of the capital up to get a head start against Sony, once again and standardize game cross platform production, once again.

One of the advantages that Microsoft took advantage of by getting out there first was giving video game production companies more in house experience producing for the xbox platform, which is perhaps why very few games made use of the multi-core ps3 and the latent power waiting inside of it.

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Elvis Presley 35th Death Anniversary

PRESLEY

 

Who doesn’t know Elvis Presley?

He was the “KING OF ROCK AND ROLL” in the early 50′s. Elvis was born on January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi. During his early teens, Elvis moved to Memphis, Tennessee where his career began with Sun records, with owner Sam Phillips.

Elvis attracted a lot of fans during his fame and was an impressive role model among others. When he passed, a lot of fans were devastated. Fans cried like he was a close family member, they flew to his hometown to give support and still till this day Presley is still remembered as the “THE KING“.

Elvis passed away in August 16, 1977.  It’s been 35 years since he left us and we still cherish him and keep him close to our hearts.

We have fans flocking to his Graceland home to mark the 35th death anniversary. During the remaining of “his” week they will host a candlelight vigil at Graceland’s gates. It is also followed by a special concert with surviving members of his band including Booby Wood in a 1,200-seat air conditioned tent. There will also be a video footage of him singing and his widowed wife Priscilla and daughter Lisa Marie will also be taking part in the event.

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Apple calls “Copy cat” on Samsung

Apple seizes on Samsung internal memo as proof of mimickry

“As much as Apple would love for Kwon Oh-hyun to turn up at court and tearfully confess to being a copycat, that’s probably not going to happen. Instead, Cupertino’s lawyers are burrowing through Samsung’s history in search of a legal smoking gun, and one of their latest submissions has been presented as just that.”

By the picture shown above, its obvious Samsung has taken the same icon concept as apple. Will Apple take any action against Samsung. Who will win the battle?

It seems as though there will be a heated battle between these two companies.

Source: engadget

 

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Steam features more than just games

Creators of games such as Counter-Strike, Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, Portal, and Team Fortress are coming out with Software titles for Steam. The Software titles coming to Steam range from creativity to productivity. Press Release also mentions that “many of the launch titles will take advantage of popular Steamworks features, such as easy installation, automatic updating, and the ability to save your work to your personal Steam Cloud space so your files may travel with you.”

Following the September 5 launch will be more Software titles via Steam Greenlight.

Get ready, and this was all do to our customer response.

Source: Steampowered

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The Promise for Flexible Batteries

With the promise for flexible batteries does this mean flexible electronics. “Professor Keon Jae Lee at the Korean Advanced Institute Of Science And Technology created a solid-state flexible battery that retains is energy level when folded, spindled, and or mildly mutilated.”

This can be a huge breakthrough for all of our electronics.  All we can do is wait few more years.

One important question – how long do they last?

Via TechCrunch- Article by John Biggs

 

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GameKlip for Androids

INTRODUCING THE GAMEKLIP

Introducing the GameKlip. The GameKlip allows you to use your PS3 controller with your Android phone. Awesome right? The bad news is that the GameKlip is only exclusive for Android phones as of now, sorry iPhone users. But on the other hand, this is great news. This would make an awesome gift for almost anyone.

Price: $15 – $23

Will you be buying The GameKlip?

Source Via- Kotaku

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