BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 2 Review
Burial at Sea has long promised to let us finally step into the shoes of Elizabeth, the young woman who in BioShock Infinite alternated as sidekick, damsel in distress, sad woman in need of comfort, super-powered plot device, and harbinger of the apocalypse. The game picks up more or less...
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Back-up cameras will be required on all new vehicles by 2018
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Monday
announced a new law that will require nearly every vehicle sold in the
US to be outfitted with a rear back-up camera by 2018. Back-up cameras
aren’t exactly new as they’ve been a feature on some vehicles for years
but they... 
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Goat Simulator, the game that started as an Internet joke, launches on Steam tomorrow
Goat Simulator – the perfect title for an April Fools’ Day prank – is
set to launch on Steam tomorrow for $9.99. What started as little more
than an online joke a couple of weeks ago soon picked up steam (no pun
intended) and Swedish developer Coffee Stain Studios ran... 
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T-Mobile (sort of) eliminates employer discounts, tries to spin it as a good thing
T-Mobile CEO John Legere on Monday revealed the latest step in his
company’s Un-carrier approach – eliminating employer rate plan
discounts. The outspoken executive noted previous programs were designed
to help big carriers close big corporate contracts by using employees
as bargaining chips. 
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Philips introduces giant OneSpace luminous ceiling
Philips has been in the light bulb business for many years, and now it
looks as though it's set on reinventing itself with the new OneSpace
luminous lighting solution. 
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Samsung Galaxy S5 crowned best performing smartphone display
Samsung’s Galaxy S5 has picked up a laundry list of accolades from
DisplayMate ahead of its April 11 debut. Company president, research
scientist and display expert Raymond Soneira said in an in-depth
analysis that the S5 is the best performing smartphone display they have
ever tested. 
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Activists planning to appeal US judge's ruling that treated Baidu's censorship as free speech
Just a few days after a US judge ruled that the Chinese search engine
Baidu has the right to block pro-democracy speech from its search
results, the group of activists, who filed the original lawsuit is now
planning to appeal the ruling, according to a PCWorld report. 
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Google Maps launches Pokemon Challenge, gotta catch 'em all
Never mind the calendar – it’s already April Fools’ Day at Google.
According to a new recruiting video, the search giant is looking for the
worlds best and brightest to fill the role of Pokemon master via the
Pokemon Challenge. 
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Intel extends SD card-sized PC line with slightly larger Atom-based version
Back at CES 2014, Intel revealed a number of technologies aimed towards
the wearable market. Along with an interesting wireless earpiece
technology called Jarvis, the company also showed us its SD card-sized
“Pentium class PC" called Edison. Intel said the chip was going to be
based on the wearable focused... 
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Microsoft's Nadella fills three top-level executive positions
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Monday announced a trio of executive
changes which come as a result of recent departures and acquisitions.
Specifically, Microsoft has replaced former Xbox executive Marc Whitten
with one of their own, promoted Scott Guthrie from an “acting” position
to a permanent role and will hire... 
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Dropbox clarifies its policy after 'DMCA takedown' incident
Dropbox's privacy policy came under the scanner on Saturday after one
of its business customers tweeted that the cloud storage service blocked
a file from being shared under U.S. copyright law. The tweet has been
retweeted more than 3235 times since then, fueling a concern that
Dropbox is scanning users'... 
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Samsung's 28-inch, billion-color, UHD 4K display up for pre-order for less than $700
Samsung on Monday unveiled a trio of new monitors but it’s the UD590
that we’re most excited about. This headline-grabbing 28-inch LED
display features a UHD 4K resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 (157 pixels per
inch) although Samsung opted to include a TN panel instead of an IPS /
PLS... 
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Three Mozilla board members step down over new CEO appointment
According to the Wall Street Journal, three of six Mozilla board
members have resigned over the appointment of Brendan Eich as CEO. Gary
Kovacs, former Mozilla CEO and current head of AVG; John Lilly, former
Mozilla CEO and now a partner at venture-capital firm Greylock Partners;
and Ellen Siminoff, CEO of... 
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YaTube? Yahoo reportedly planning to launch its own YouTube competitor
If rumors are to be believed, Yahoo is planning to launch a
YouTube-like online video site in the next few weeks. The key difference
would be that it won't be a free, open platform for everyone, as
content would be cherry-picked by the company. According to a Re/Code
report, Yahoo has... 
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Watch Steve Wozniak hand-deliver an iMac to a young fan
A couple of years ago, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak received an
e-mail from the father of a huge Apple / Woz fan. Apparently the family
had just purchased their daughter an iMac and they asked Woz to deliver
it personally. Being the cool guy he is, he agreed. 
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HTC boosts One M8 benchmarks, calls it a feature
It’s no secret that nearly all Android OEMs “cheat” with regard to
benchmarks. By cheating, I simply mean that they inject code that is
used to detect if a benchmark application is running and pump up the CPU
clock speeds to obtain the best possible score. 
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Testing Battery Life Across Media Players and Video Formats
Video playback is one common case scenario where efficiency is crucial and where a lengthy battery life is an infrequently found godsend. But what you may not realize is that the video player itself, and the format your videos are encoded in, can also have an impact on power consumption.
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Deletes cookie files, history, cache, temp files and other personal tracks. You will get more free space on the disk.
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