Ricardo Trejo Jan 1, 2011 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gaming, Geek Culture, Hacks, Videos

Console Hacking 2010 - Fail 0verflow hacks PS3

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Console Hacking 2010 - Fail 0verflow hacks PS3

When people think hackers they automatically assume illegal activity. But what people aren’t aware of is that hackers help software companies by putting on display weaknesses in their product’s security systems. Console hacking on the other hand gives owners a chance to turn their gaming machines into something much much more — beware, intense 1337 talk ahead.

ITT: nerds.

Poll: Only 1 in 5 people say "Yes" to Net Neutrality

In a recent US survey, only 21% of likely voters said they were in favor of Net Neutraility. Pretty shocking to say the least, however it seems that politics and people’s fear against anything government regulated could be playing a large part in all of this. — More details after the break!

Release of touch screen iMacs inevitable?

With the introduction of Mac OS X Lion in late October, some subtle hints were given that touch enabled iMacs were soon to come. And it seemed that, with the upcoming release of Lion, future OS’ updates would continually show more and more similarities to iOS4. Assumed “hints” were not the only evidence we’ve seen though, as numerous amounts of patents have been passed throughout the past year including one for a touch enabled monitor. After mainly focusing on their mobile devices for the past few years, could this just be a ploy to merge their huge iOS4 success with the Mac? — More details after the break!

New Years bug glitching up iPhone alarms

I had stuff to do this morning, so last night I throw up an alarm on my iPhone. I wake up this morning and realize that my alarms hadn’t gone off and that it’s two hours past the time I was supposed to get up. What gives? Apparently, a New Years bug in the iOS firmware. — More details after the break!

Ricardo Trejo Jan 1, 2011 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gaming, Videos, Windows

LittleBigPlanet 2 recreates Windows in-game

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LittleBigPlanet 2 recreates Windows in-game

“Who needs the NT kernel or C++ when you’ve got LittleBigPlanet 2?”

There’s a lot to be said about a console game in which you get a level editor and somehow someone is able to recreate the Windows operating system experience with just the right tools and a lot of imagination. Not only that, but the game is still in beta and won’t be released until next month!

Seidio will gladly sell you accessories for your HTC EVO Shift 4G

Jason Tsay Dec 31, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Humor, Internet, Mobile, Pictures, Smartphones

We’re not sure what it is with the HTC EVO Shift 4G but we’ve seen its face way too many times without any sort of official press release. If you direct your browser to Seidio’s online store, they’ll actually sell you everything from a screen protector to an extended battery pack marked “under development” if you sell them the unreleased handset. It definitely seems rather weird but the website didn’t look too legit to us either. Until then, the ball is in HTC’s court.

Brandon Davenport Dec 31, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Geek Culture, Humor, Internet, Videos

The history of early adopters - Video

At Dec 31, 2010

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The history of early adopters - Video

This is so true for many reasons — there’s always the “latest and greatest” thing, but usually that means a few months later, it will be obsolete. Early adopters constantly nag others to get the latest, while others wait for something “better” — in today’s age, you could almost wait forever.