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Entries from August 7, 2011 - August 13, 2011
Monday
Aug082011
Ricardo TrejoYo-yo world championships destroy your perception of toys on strings - (Video)
Yo-yo world championships destroy your perception of toys on strings - (Video)
We’ve all played with yo-yo’s some time or another in our lives, and while some of us are lucky enough to even pull off a “walk the dog” move most of us gave it up. Well, the world is a much different place, and yo-yo’ing is now a sport with its own international tournaments.
Sunday
Aug072011
Will streaming video kill broadcast TV? - Infographic
Many of us grew up watching our favorite shows on the boob-tube every morning while our loving parents forked over the wad cash required every month for us to be able to watch TV. Growing up in the internet generation (paying for cable and internet), we are starting to discover new dramatic and cheap ways to enjoy our favorite video content legally and at our convenience. If we push hard enough, could streaming media kill TV and broadcast media?
Sunday
Aug072011
Why Little kids in online games shouldn't have mics - Video
Why Little kids in online games shouldn't have mics - Video
WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE — We have all heard someone rage through the mic while playing a game, or heard their parents yelling at them in the background and we all understand the term “rage”. This video isn’t about “rage”, this video is the worlds finest example of why kids shouldn’t have a Mic while playing videogames — “His scream was like a dentist drill”…
Sunday
Aug072011
Origin wins over customers with awesome deals (36 games for $5 each)
With the inevitable death of physical goods for PC gaming, Valve’s Steam has won over gamers hearts by providing excellent service and awesome Origin has been a touchy subject for a lot of PC gamers due to the fact they have amassed their entire game library on Steam, and don’t have any plans on leaving. Origin has come under fire again and again for removing EA titles from Steam, dwindling support and of course, the Battlefield 3 controversy — this is how they plan to win their customers.
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