
Global warming, one of the biggest scams in the history of humanity
For countless decades, scientists have been gagged and bought when it comes to "global warming" or "climate change". You might not want to hear it, but if you dig deep enough, the rabbit hole begins to make sense. For those who have never heard of "Suspicious0bservers" on YouTube, you might want to check out his videos - he's quite the expert and spokesperson to the masses.
We, mankind, are causing some form of pollution and "climate change" but it is in no way near the numbers scientists, governments and corporations are reporting. During the video (at around the 8:30 mark), you can see the CO2 levels on Earth are skyrocketing - something that man is surely doing. But, the temperature - "global warming" - is right on the models that have been tracked over the last 300,000 years. We're actually seeing the temperature in Antarctica dropping a few degrees in the last 300,000 years - where every 100,000 years we're seeing a drop of a couple of degrees.
Then we come to the more complicated subject: our star. What comes up every day, and goes down everyday, our Sun. Most people don't know what a sunspot is, so here's your chance, a number that has been steady during the Sun's cycle over the last 160+ years. We see a Solar maximum every 11 years, which is followed by a Solar minimum.

Where during the Solar cycle 21 and 22, we saw an average of 200 sunspots - but in solar cycle 23, we saw that number drop to around 160 or so. We're half way through Solar cycle 24, but we're not seeing that number climb - where this should be something scientists and governments begin to get worried.



What is happening here is a massive solar system shift, it's not just the Earth - but this is what the mainstream media and governments want you to believe. This is why so much money is pumped into "climate change" and "global warming" - you're being blamed, so that they can tax you, corporations, and everything you buy - making trillions of dollars in the process.
For those who want to tumble down the rabbit hole a little further, spare up a few hours and watch some of Suspicious0bservers videos on YouTube.
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Z leaked review: slower than Radeon R9 295X2
NVIDIA was all set to unleash its GeForce GTX Titan Z on April 29, but missed the launch. It was then meant to launch on May 8, but missed that launch date, too. Now we're seeing a leaked review of the dual GK110 beast, which seems to be slower than the much cheaper Radeon R9 295X2 from AMD.


It looks like AMD's path of using an all-in-one liquid cooler was a good choice, as the temperatures on the Radeon R9 295X2 are quite a bit lower than the air-cooled Titan Z.
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Ubisoft announces Watch Dogs on PS4 runs at 900p, Xbox One at 729p
The last time we heard about Watch Dogs on the PS4, is when we thought it would be running at 1080p at 60FPS... well, that was wrong. Ubisoft has just announced that Watch Dogs will be running at 900p on the PS4, and just 792p on the Xbox One - both versions at 30FPS.

I don't quite agree there, with the statement that "resolution is a number," sure it's a number - but if this were running at 1080p at 60FPS, Ubisoft would be bragging about it. 900p at 30FPS isn't too next-gen in my books, what do you think?
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Samsung reportedly working on a giant 13.3-inch tablet
If you thought the iPad was big at 9.7 inches, well then the current Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 and Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 tablets would be massive. But, they could soon be replaced by something a little bigger again, coming in at 13.3 inches.

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Dutch, Belgian authorities bust 12 in voice-phishing ring
Following months of investigation, Dutch and Belgian police authorities have arrested 12 members of an organized crime ring operating a voice-phishing operation.

"This case is another example of organized cybercriminals setting up teams to act like legitimate representatives of established businesses, who then lure innocent victims into disclosing personal information," said Troels Oerting, head of the European Cybercrime Center (EC3), noted in a press statement. "The criminals misuse this harvested information to steal the victims' identities or money."
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Security experts warn of threats, as consumers prove to be naive
In an effort to infect as many smartphones and tablets as possible, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting Google Android-powered devices. It's not a big surprise as security researchers continually note that the majority of mobile malware is aimed towards Android, with F-Secure pegging the number about 99 percent.

"It's more like watching a bank of video security cameras focused on a high-crime area," said Andrew Brandt, Blue Coat Systems Director of Threat Research, when speaking to CNET. "I had downloaded an unrelated app a few hours earlier. [Out of nowhere], I get a text message on the phone thanking me for subscribing [to a $4-a-month service]."
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Unisys: Credit and debit card fraud top security concern for Americans
The past year has seen a drastic increase in credit and debit card breaches, which is why fraud is the top security concern Americans face, according to the 2014 Unisys Security Index. The survey found that 59 percent of Americans are "extremely or very concerned" about people obtaining and using credit or debit card details from cybercriminals.

Consumers are becoming increasingly angry as retailers are doing a fairly poor job trying to keep data secure from potential cybercriminals.
Behind the fear of obtaining and using credit or debit card details, 57 percent of those surveyed believe "unauthorized access to or misuse of your personal information" is ranked No. 2.
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Motorola's Moto G gets refreshed, now with 100-percent more LTE
Alongside this mornings launch of the all new Motorola Moto E, the company has released a refreshed version of its popular mid-grade Moto G smartphone. The update brings forth support for LTE as well as the addition of a microSD card slot that allows for the expansion of the phones storage. The original Moto G shipped with support for 21.1Mbps HSDPA even though the MSM8X26 chip was technically capable of supporting dual cell HSPA+) at 40+Mbps and category 4 LTE. This was due to a software issue, and now it appears that Motorola has its sorted out.

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Microsoft will sell Xbox One with no Kinect for $399 on June 9
Microsoft is set to release the Xbox One without the Kindle bundled in, available on June 9 with a $399 price tag. The company also is shaking things up so Live Gold subscription will no longer be necessary for access to Netflix, YouTube, HBO Go, Hulu Plus - and also won't be necessary for OneGuide, Internet Explorer, or other premium services.

Just a few days ago, research group IDC predicted Microsoft would unbundle the Xbox One and Kinect by 2015, as Microsoft continues to try and compete with Sony.
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SanDisk announces the launch of the X300s, a self-encrypting SSD
Today SanDisk unveiled the all new X300s, its first self-encrypting solid state drive. The X300s utilizes CG Opal 2.0 and Microsoft Encrypted Hard Drive hardware-based encryption, as well as a new SSD administration dashboard that allows for easier audit and compliance management. These new features allow the X300s to deliver maximum data protection performance that in-turn gives IT managers peace of mind.

The SanDisk X300s provides CIOs and IT decision makers with a reliable storage solution that addresses the reduced TCO, data loss prevention, compliance and higher business productivity needs of today's corporate environments. The drive utilizes an AES 256-bit FIPS 197 certified hardware crypto engine to enable full-disk encryption without the performance penalty experienced by the use of software-based encryption. It is built to be compatible with TCG Opal 2.0 and Microsoft Encrypted Hard Drive and is compliant with industry-standard security specifications including IEEE 1667. Additionally, it features advanced power management with DEVSLP low-power mode, enabling Microsoft InstantGo.
Data encryption is critical to guarding sensitive corporate IP and can help healthcare, financial services and education organizations remain in compliance with industry regulations. For this reason, each X300s SSD comes exclusively equipped with Wave System's EMBASSY Security Center (ESC) as part of the upcoming SanDisk SSD Dashboard software suite. Wave's ESC is a local client application that manages the X300s by determining who can access the encrypted data via user and password set-up. The inclusion of Wave's ESC on each X300s SSD distinguishes SanDisk as the only drive manufacturer to include local management with each drive. Moreover, it's provided at no additional cost.
In addition to delivering encryption capabilities to address today's corporate security concerns, the SanDisk X300s SSD is also well-suited for use as a high performance storage component for design-in scenarios, enabling OEM manufacturers to speed the delivery of new products to market. The SanDisk X300s SSD will be available in June through the SanDisk Commercial Business Channel (CBC) in two form factors, 2.5" 7 mm and M.2 2280 single-sided, with capacities of 64 GB, 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1 TB. Capacities up to 512 GB will be supported on the M.2 2280 single-sided design form factor, enabling thinner computing designs.
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Square unveils new Feedback service, lets customers talk to retailers
I am one of those people who give feedback to many of the restaurants, retailers, and places I do business in, and today, Square made giving that feedback much easier for those merchants who utilize square. The new Feedback feature unveiled by Square is a $10 per month service that lets consumers rate and comment on how their experience went with a square merchant.

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Popcorn Time has arrived in its full form on Android
Studio executives and MPAA lawyers have to be in a frenzy today after Popcorn Time announced the launch of its new app for Android devices. The new Popcorn Time for Android feels and functions just like the desktop app and boast the same access to all of the same pirated TV shows and Movies. The new app was released by the Time4Popcorn development group that oversees the Popcorn Time project and ensures that it stays open and alive.

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Apple will soon bring split-screen multitasking to the iPad with iOS8
This morning, several rumors are floating around the internet that suggest that Apple will be bringing forth split-screen multitasking to its iPad lineup when iOS 8 releases later this year. The rumors suggest that the iPad, iPad Air and iPad Mini will get the split-screen treatment, but no official mention of the feature has been released from Cupertino.

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GM prices 4G LTE hotspot connectivity for certain new cars
Several automakers are getting set to offer 4G LTE connectivity inside cars. The connectivity will be used to offer drivers connected services and to allow passengers access to entertainment content while driving. One thing that we didn't really know about the 4G LTE hotspot service was exactly how much it would cost.

The service will support up to seven devices. Buyers will be able to sample the service with data connectivity offered free for the first 3GB or three months. After that, users will be able to add 200MB of data for $5 per month or 1GB of data for $15 per month. Buyers will also have a $30 3GB option and a $50 5GB option.
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Office for iPad racks up 27 million downloads in 46 days
Hoards of iPad users have been clamoring for versions of Microsoft's popular Office apps for the iPad tablet since the very first iPad rolled out years ago. It took Microsoft a long time to decide to produce Office for iPad and now that it has, the apps are insanely popular.

With sales of Surface tablets not amounting to much, Microsoft finally decided recently to roll out Office to the Apple gadgets. With the new number of downloads at 27 million in 46 days, that means iPad users have downloaded Office for iPad about 587,000 times each day.
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Analogix announces SlimPort Pro, supercharges your smartphone
Analogix Semiconductor, the company behind the always-impressive SlimPort technology, has just announced the next iteration in its connectivity technology: SlimPort Pro.

Vice President of Marketing for Analogix, Andre Bouwer, explains: "64-bit application processors are now becoming available, equaling the processing capability of notebook computers. With SlimPort Pro you can dock your phone or tablet at your desk and use them as personal computers. You can run office applications on your Android device, create content which is ready to consume as soon as you leave your office and visit your customer".
We should hopefully have some hands-on time with SlimPort Pro at Computex, but if not, I expect we'll be hearing much more about Analogix's impressive new technology as smart device makers begin to have it baked into their smartphones and tablets.
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Motorola Moto E smartphone gets official packing Android 4.4
Yesterday we mentioned that an image and some specs had leaked on a new Motorola smartphone called the Moto E. Those specs have now been confirmed with the official unveil of the Motorola Moto E smartphone. The phone will hit the UK for £89 without a contract.

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BlackBerry Z3 Jakarta Edition smartphone heads to Indonesia May 15
BlackBerry has gone official with a new smartphone that is specifically made for Indonesia. The smartphone is called the BlackBerry Z3, Jakarta Edition and is the first BlackBerry smartphone built for Indonesia. The device will land in stores in the country on May 15.

The smartphone will have content that is exclusive to Indonesia with a special set of BBM Stickers with local characters and local BBM channels. The smartphone runs the BlackBerry 10 operating system version 10.2.1 for a new generation of customer.
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VESA announces Adaptive-Sync will be included with DisplayPort 1.2a
VESA has just announced that the upcoming DisplayPort 1.2a standard would include a component of AMD's FreeSync technology, that is known as Adaptive-Sync. Adaptive-Sync allows the monitor to refresh as many times as the GPU can handle - improving frame rates, and making your gamers and movies seem much smoother.

We should hopefully hear more about Adaptive-Sync in the lead up, or at Computex, which kicks off early next month.
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Square Enix may finally bring Dragon Quest X to the US
Square Enix has an interesting MMO game in Japan that is only available there called Dragon Quest X. The company has struggled in the past with profitability and that struggle has limited its ability to bring some games into the US. One of those games that isn't available to be enjoyed by American gamers is Dragon Quest X.

While the company is thinking about rolling Dragon Quest X out in the US, it is also looking at a broader release for the game in Asia. The company won't say exactly what territories in Asia it is looking at and is offering no firm commitment on bringing the game stateside at this time.
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Apple seeks to improve online sales by offering faster refunds
One of the important parts of making sure people will buy items from an online store is to make sure that those who are unhappy with their items can return them easily. The flip side to that coin is making sure that once the items are returned the buyer gets a fast refund of their money. Apple has reportedly made refunds much faster for people who return items purchased at its online store.

The way refunds get to the user faster is that Apple is now using FedEx 2 Day shipping for pre-paid returns of items meaning products are returned to the warehouse in three days. Sources claim that users will pay no more for the expedited return service.
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Pinterest launches new ads called Promoted Pins
Pinterest announced last year that it would be rolling out a new form of advertising for the site called Promoted Pins. These pins would be placements from select retailers and other businesses that could be pinned on the site. This week the company has begun rolling out a test of these Promoted Pins.

A small group of advertisers allows Pinterest to collect feedback on the new ads before rolling the service out to all advertisers during the year. These advertisers were reportedly asked to spend between $1 million and $2 million on advertising. The CPM rate for the ads is in the $30 to $40 range. The Promoted Pins look like all other pins, but do say that they are sponsored.
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Sources claim Netflix and Hulu to be available without Xbox Live Gold
A rumor is making the rounds that claims a couple of the most popular video streaming services will be offered to Xbox users who don't have an Xbox Live Gold subscription. Those two services are Hulu and Netflix. Some other unnamed streaming media apps will also be offered with no Xbox Live Gold subscription according to the rumor.

It's unclear what services may now move behind that pay wall, but speculation suggests that it might be the TV series from Xbox Entertainment Studios. Details on the changes are expected to be announced at E3 in June. No official comment from Microsoft has been offered.
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Tumblr begins to tumble, loses 7 million visitors since December
The Wall Street Journal is reporting from a ComScore report, where it has studied Tumblr traffic noticing it has dropped from its peak of 49 million visitors back in December, to 42 million in March.

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Samsung unveils its 1.5TB wireless media streamer for Android devices
Samsung and Seagate have teamed up for some massive storage for Android users, with the Samsung Wireless media device featuring a whopping 1.5TB. This is enough to hold a serious amount of media, or any other files you need stored.

It continues to get better, with the Samsung Wireless capable of charging Android devices, too. All of this comes at a price of $179, and is available across the world right now.
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Sentey Crimson Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
Introduction, Specifications and Pricing
[img]99[/img]While we have not yet had the privilege to have a look at a keyboard from Sentey, we have had the chance to see both a mouse and headset from them. What we have seen so far is that Sentey is really on top of their game, and delivers products with a user experience in its unveiling that not too many other companies can accomplish. When a Sentey product arrives, and gets to the unboxing phase, once you get through layer after layer of outer packaging, you arrive at a fancy internal black box that opens with magnets and a pull tab.
As the excitement builds, you find one more layer to go through, as every Sentey product we have received so far has come with its own travel case as well. Once the case is unzipped, not only do you find a very well protected product awaiting you inside, but there are typically quite a few accessories added into the package as well, just to be sure they don't leave anything to chance.
With this design, they are offering a professional level of keyboard that is very gamer oriented; it features things like Windows lockout functionality, multimedia and profile keys, and even software to take full advantage of this 104 key layout with the ability to establish Macros and basic command functions through the keys as well. So, if the air of Sentey rings true, not only are we going to get all of the bells and whistles as far as packaging and accessories are concerned, but this backlit mechanical keyboard will carry all the currently available bells and whistles too.
With quite a few mechanical keyboards under our reviewer's belt at this point, we have a good idea of what to expect. However, since this is our first keyboard from Sentey, we have taken their product and software on a maiden voyage as we spent some time with this keyboard. Considering we have had this keyboard on the desk for a few weeks now, and have a few reviews already tucked away with the help of the Crimson Pro, we find it is high time to bring forth our findings.

As for what this keyboard looks like, well, it comes with a matte black finish and is 17.5 inches from left to right, 5.7 inches from front to back, and stands one inch thick at the back. Next to the USB and audio hub, there is 1.8 meters of high strength braided cabling permanently attached to the Crimson Pro. This cable then terminates with a gold plated USB 2.0 connection, and a pair of gold plated stereo jacks for the headphones and microphone jacks to get their signals as well. The only things left to cover is that the Crimson pro weighs in at just under three pounds, and comes with a two-year warranty against any defects or issues due to poor workmanship.
Finding the Crimson Pro from Sentey isn't something that can be done just anywhere. Most places, while offering stock of some of their older designs, just do not yet show stock of this new model, but we were able to locate it at Amazon. There we found the pricing to be right at $150. Considering what we have seen included with Sentey products prior to this, and what this keyboard offers in its specifications, as long as the packaging and accessories are to the caliber we expect, we find this pricing to be very reasonable. Providing that we come through to the end with no major issues, we think a lot of mechanical keyboard users may gravitate to this sort of a product rather than the plain Jane models we see on the market at similar pricing.
PRICING: You can find the Sentey Crimson Pro Mechanical Keyboard for sale below. The prices listed are valid at the time of writing but can change at any time. Click the link to see the very latest pricing for the best deal.
United States: The Sentey Crimson Pro Mechanical Keyboard retails for $129.99 at Amazon.
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ADATA Premier Pro SP920 512GB SSD Review
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