Next-Gen Source 2 Engine Is In Development?
I don't find it hard to believe a rumor that Valve is working on a Source 2 engine. Now, if it was Source 3...or anything ending in 3, I'd call B.S. immediately.
He's found many more references to a "Source 2", but not just one vague line like our previous entry. We're only one file deep, and already it's clear that the references to "Source 2" are indeed referring to a next-gen engine that Valve is currently developing. I'm only going to show one line in this post, but there are about 60+ references here, and this one line is probably the most telling.
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Intel DZ77GA-70K LGA 1155 Motherboard Review
We'll be taking a look at one of Intel's motherboards today, specifically the Intel DZ77GA-70K which is part of its Extreme Motherboard series. How can you tell it's an extreme motherboard? Why it has a skull on it of course! All kidding aside there is more to the DZ77GA-70K than just marketing.
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Intel DZ77GA-70K LGA 1155 Motherboard
We have just posted our evaluation of the Intel DZ77GA-70K LGA 1155 motherboard this afternoon for those of you interested. Hit the link to find out how this board performs and if it lives up to its "extreme" moniker.
We'll be taking a look at one of Intel's motherboards today, specifically the Intel DZ77GA-70K which is part of its Extreme Motherboard series. How can you tell it's an extreme motherboard? Why it has a skull on it of course! All kidding aside there is more to the DZ77GA-70K than just marketing.
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Apple's Biggest Marketing Secret Revealed In Court
I'm not sure this was ever a secret.
Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller testified Friday that the company counts on free press coverage and products placed in film and television shows, sometimes over pricey advertising, to promote its devices to users. Instead, the company relies on these two strategies:
Rely on the media to create buzz for its products through positive reviews.
Product placement in TV shows and movies.
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ASUS Maximus V Gene
VR-Zone has posted a review of the ASUS Maximus V Gene micro-ATX motherboard today. For comparison purposes, you can read our evaluation here
ASUS's Republic of Gamers boards are advertised as gaming-oriented boards, yet they also have a deadly alter ego which caters to the extreme overclocking hobbyist (à la Batman-Bruce Wayne). Today we explore the reasons why the sub-US$200 mATX Maximus V GENE (Z77) has a cult following among enthusiasts these days and also put an Ivy Bridge 3770K under SS Phase Change cooling.
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Google Glass Headset Spotted In The Wild?
Notice me! Will someone please notice me? Oh c'mon, I'm wearing my Google glasses on public transportation, someone has to notice! FINALLY! Someone with a camera. Now, let me act all nonchalant while you snap the pic.
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Mars Landing Video Taken Down After Bogus Copyright Claim
I'm not saying YouTube needs to pull its head out of its ass when it comes to stuff like this but....ummm...well, I guess I am saying that.
The video was gone, replaced with an alien message: "This video contains content from Scripps Local News, who has blocked it on copyright grounds. Sorry about that." That is to say, a NASA-made video posted on NASA's official YouTube channel, documenting the landing of a $2.5 billion Mars rover mission paid for with public taxpayer money, was blocked by YouTube because of a copyright claim by a private news service.
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Best Buy Founder Offers To Buy Company Back
What is the best way to get back at Best Buy board members for forcing you to resign from your own company? Buy the company back and dish out your own "internal probes."
"I have been actively exploring all available options for my ownership stake," Schulze, 71, said in the letter. "That exploration has reinforced my belief that bold and extensive changes are needed for Best Buy to return to market leadership and has led me to the conclusion that the company's best chance for renewed success will be to implement these changes under a different ownership structure."
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Xclio Touch 767 Full-Tower Case
If you are in the market for a new case, the crew at eTeknix has just published a review of the Xclio Touch 767. Overall they seemed to like the case but the reviewer did take issue with the lack of cable management options.
The only issues I have with this chassis is its somewhat at odds cable management solutions, they're not very uniform and with odd sizes and placements things still looked horrendously cluttered inside the chassis, if you were to add in another half dozen fans and a few more hard drives, this issue is only going to get compounded.
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Seeing Through Walls With a Wireless Router
The scariest thing about this article? Almost everyone has a wireless router in our house somewhere. Thanks to [H] forum member Ocean for the link.
In the 1930s, U.S. Navy researchers stumbled upon the concept of radar when they noticed that a plane flying past a radio tower reflected radio waves. Scientists have now applied that same principle to make the first device that tracks existing Wi-Fi signals to spy on people through walls.
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Apple Tech Support Lets Hacker Take Reporter's Email
If you are an Apple iDevice user, or know someone that is, I suggest reading this. If you aren't an Apple iDevice user, you can just read this for the laugh.
So how did it happen? Apple confirmed that the hacker got in via its tech support "and some clever social engineering that let them bypass security questions", according to Honan, who sensibly doesn't elaborate. He wants to give Apple the chance to change its policies before revealing how the mistake was made.
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Fold For The [H]orde, Win Cash and Prizes
From time to time, members of Team #33 (the greatest Folding team on the planet) get together and come up with great contests and giveaways as incentive to get you guys folding for a cure. Here's the lowdown on the latest Fold-A-Thon giveaway:
We have been building to this for a while. I'm quite excited about this. This contest will be an ongoing contest. We will continue to draw winners as long as we have funds. What are the winners going to get? I'm glad you asked.
$100 Newegg Gift Card EVERY MONTH the contest continues.
tkam is donating a 120GB intel 320 SSD to the next two winners!
402blownstroker donated a 2nd place prize, a Rosewill Blackhawk Utlra case!
DooKey has donated a 3rd place prize, a 2x2gb set of G.Skill Ripjaws DDR3-1600 RAM!
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Start Folding With The [H] Today!
Joining the best folding team on the planet (Team #33) is now easier than ever. We don't give you money to join and we can't promise you cash or other incentives, we do this simply because it is our passion and that is why we've had the best folding community around...for years. So, if you want to make a difference with a group of people that honestly care about what they are doing, join team Team #33 today.
Besides, Folding is a wonderful way to help your fellow man using your spare CPU cycles and now, thanks to the new FAH GPU Tracker v2, it is easier than ever to get started. Remember to put the number 33 in the "team" field and you'll be folding with the [H]orde in no time! Thanks to all our team members for the wonderful job they are doing.
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TSMC and ASML Agree to Develop Next Generation Lithography Technologies
TSMC today announced it has joined ASML Holding N.V. Customer Co-Investment Program, aimed at accelerating the development and industrialization of key next-generation semiconductor manufacturing technologies, which include extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography technology and 450-millimeter lithography tools. The agreement includes an investment amount of 838 million euros in ASML to acquire a 5% of its equity; and to commit 276 million euros, spread over 5 years, to ASML's research and development programs.
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