Archive for April, 2007
Xbox 360 getting 65nm GPU this fall?
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Filed under: Gaming
While it’s hardly a secret that the Xbox 360 will be getting a 65nm CPU upgrade sooner or later, China’s Commercial Times (not always the most reliable source) is now reporting that the console’s Xenos GPU will also be switching over to the cooler, lower-power chips, supposedly s…
Report shows adults biggest consumers of mobile games
Filed under: Games, StudiesMiddle aged gamers for teh win (or something)! The NPD Group is reporting that in an average month, 29 million cell owners play games on their mobile devices and more than 7 million download games — though there isn’t any mention of where they are downloading from. NPD fu…
BlackBerry Application Suite For Windows Mobile-Based Devices
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Washington Nationals intro “Mobile Tickets”
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Filed under: Messaging, MiscAny new mobile phone related goodness is welcome around here, so we’re really loving this Mobile Ticket business from the Washington Nationals, MLB Advanced Media, and Tickets.com. Starting now — yeah, this is immediate stuff, friends — when you pick up tickets for the …
DIY solar heater constructed with aluminum cans
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsA solar-powered air conditioner doesn’t do one much good during a Vermont winter, but rather than cranking on the heater (or huddling under the heated Hello Kitty mat) just to heat things up in a relatively small garage, a clever DIYer set out to concoct his own solar heate…
The End of Power Cables? Plastic Power Sheet!
University of Tokyo researchers have created a sheet of plastic one millimeter thick that can deliver 40 watts of power to objects on it — or EVEN NEAR IT! This fish bowl is sitting on the sheet, and the light inside is powered by it through the glass and water. The secret sauce for the plastic is …
Brain-reading biofeedback caps on the rise, NeuroSky returns
Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals, Wearables
Pushing the envelope is what it’s all about, and for companies cranking out Wiimote-like devices to make gaming and PC experiences more eventful, even that’s not enough to satisfy a bevy of outfits with their eyes set on getting biofeedback into games. Com…