Tuesday, April 19, 2011

IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 19/04/2011

Digital Trends



ESRB switches to computer automated process for online game ratings
The video game industry's Entertainment Software Ratings Board institutes a new computer automated process which will assign ratings to certain games based on the results of a questionnaire filled out by each game's publisher.





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Rumor: Samsung to release 2GHz dual-core phone, as powerful as some PCs
Rumors from a Korean tech site suggest that Samsung may be prepping a 2GHz dual-core phone for the near future. It's processor may be marketed under Samsung's new Exynos brand.





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Dropbox popularity explodes in 2011, now serves 25 million users
Dropbox usage increases from 4 million accounts in 2010 to 25 million in 2011, with roughly 200 million new files being stored daily.





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US, UK nuclear submarine secrets accidentally published online
An improperly redacted PDF has resulted in the accidental release of British and American nuclear submarine secrets.





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Jesse Jackson Jr. targets iPad, Apple in anti-technology rant
Illinois Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. blames technological advances for the high unemployment rate and attacks Apple's outsourced iPad manufacturing for contributing to lost job opportunities in the United States.





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Apple iPhone 4 to become most-used camera on Flickr
According to Flickr's count, popularity of Apple's iPhone 4 has skyrocketed while point-and-shoot cameras appear to be quickly going the way of the Dodo bird.





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Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-60LE835U Review
3D is old news. The current hype for high-end HDTVs is Internet access and apps galore (actually this has been a feature in TVs in some way, shape or form for over 15 years but who’s counting). Oh, and picture quality has its place too. Let’s see how this Sharp measures up on all fronts. [...]





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William Shatner reveals new album track list, will feature Bootsy Collins, Dave Davies, others
William Shatner has revealed the track listing for his forthcoming summer album release, Searching for Major Tom, with a guest artist lineup that includes members of The Kinks, Parliament Funkadelic, Yes and more.





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Google undergoes housecleaning, Video and Tags services killed off
Google announces plans to kill off its Video and Tags services, both of which are made redundant by the company's other offerings with YouTube and Boost, respectively.





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