IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 16/06/2014

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IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 16/06/2014

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DIY Dream: Build a speedy budget PC for just $350
You don't need a four-digit budget to build a PC that handles basic tasks. Here, we'll take you through the parts you'll need to put together a system that will let you do the bare essentials.
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Flipping through The Manual: Class up your home stereo, grilling gear, and more
Burned out on apps, keys and screens? Improve your analog life this weekend! Digital Trends’ brother site The Manual exists to give men straight-up advice, from unspoken suit rules you need to know, to the latest in fashion, food, drink, travel, grooming and culture.
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Aaron Paul’s Xbox One ad accidentally powers on people’s gaming consoles
A new Xbox One commercial featuring Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul is turning out to be a somewhat interactive experience. Apparently, the ad is powering up people's Xbox One's without their permission.
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2015 Land Rover LR4 brings civilization to the wilderness with new smartphone connectivity feature
The 2015 Land Rover LR4 is an old solider that hasn't quite faded away yet. A new Land Rover InControl Apps connectivity feature will help stave off the Reaper until an-all new replacement arrives.
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BMW and Tesla executives meet to discuss electric-car strategy
At roughly the same time Tesla announced it would share its patents with other carmakers, its executives were meeting with counterparts from BMW to discuss ways to promote electric cars.
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How to keep up with 24 hours of Le Mans online
The annual 24 Hours of Le Mans is one of the biggest and most historical racing events of all time. Check out our comprehensive walkthrough detailing how to keep up with the race online, whether you prefer to watch onboard video or listen to radio updates.
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What the socket? We explain Intel’s lineup of LGA parts here
Intel's line-up of processors and compatible sockets is complex, as it consists of several sockets that span multiple generations of processors. This guide will help you understand what's in your desktop - and if an upgrade is possible, or even necessary.
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How to automate job searches and find work faster
Looking for a job? Don't search hard -- search smart. Use this clever automation technique and you'll spend less time searching and more time actually applying
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New technology can track a football’s exact location on the field
Sorry, football coaches: Your ability to challenge referee calls may soon become obsolete. Researchers have created a new technology that uses magnetic fields to track a football's exact position on the field.
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Watch how aperture, shutter speed, ISO influence camera exposure in this video
A new educational video from CreativeLive explains the exposure triangle, which will help you master manual settings of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO of advanced cameras.
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Portland opens its doors to Google Fiber, which could be an eyesore for residents
Portland, Oregon, is one step closer to basking in the glory that is Google-provided gigabit Internet service. On Wednesday, Portland commissioners unanimously approved a franchise agreement between Google Fiber and the city, which was reached in April.
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As if Aston Martins weren’t cool enough, its GT cars are getting A/C powered by the sun
Aston Martin has teamed with Hanergy Global Solar to develop solar panel films for the back windows of its GT cars. Not only does the tech keep the drivers cool, it keeps the race car’s engine free of accessory drag.
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Facebook and Instagram open up to breast-feeding and post-mastectomy photos
Facebook has quietly reversed its controversial stances on breast-feeding and post-mastectomy photos – even ones showing nipples. The social network appears to have caved to an online campaign and changed its tune a couple weeks ago.
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No Man’s Sky ventures into the unknown with a focus on discovery
Take a first, admittedly early step into the vast, procedurally generated galactic frontier of No Man's Sky and get a glimpse of what's to come.
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The Vessyl smart cup tracks everything you drink
The latest household smart device has arrived in the form of the Vessyl, an intelligent cup (complete with app) that regulates your drinking and can keep you hydrated throughout the day.
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Ten tempting tips for the Xperia Z2
Sony’s flagship is stylish and powerful out of the box, but you might not be making the most of it without a little tinkering. Check out our irresistible menu of Xperia Z2 tips to get the best experience possible.
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Will Microsoft bring Cortana to iOS and Android?
Two members of Microsoft's Windows Phone team have been speaking about the prospect of bringing Cortana to iOS and Android in the future — would you want to have the app on your handset?
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Amazing? Hardly. Why Amazon’s 3D smartphone is silly
Amazon is rumored to be introducing its first smartphone at an event on June 18. If the gossipers have got it right, the device may have an unusual 3D menu system, but we fear this is a gimmick that won't provide any benefit to owners.
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New pictures give us our best look yet at the iPhone 6
If you're looking to avoid spoilers about what Apple has in store for the next iPhone, don't click through — we've got images that show the front and back of two new handsets coming this fall.
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LG G Watch Rumors: Tipster reveals full specifications on Twitter
The LG G Watch will be among the first Android Wear smartwatches released when it debuts this July. Here's a look at everything we know about it, from the way it will look to what specs it will have onboard.
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FCC steps in to investigate Netflix/ISP squabbles
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has promised to direct the agency to look into both sides of the Netflix/ISP battle that has been raging for the past few months, including controversial paid agreements between Netflix and ISPs like Comcast and Verizon.
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Iraq blocks access to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Google
In the latest move in the grim events going on in Iraq, the Iraqi government has blocked access to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Google in an effort to deter the advancing Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant's ability to organize and mobilize.
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Phil Lord and Chris Miller on leaping from animation to Jump Street
The 22 Jump Street filmmakers tell Digital Trends about how they met, what they learned while working together on Clone High, and how they use crippling fear as an empowering motivator.
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How to benchmark your PC for free
Do you think your system is sluggish? Benchmarking is often the only way to know for sure. Luckily, effective tests for processor, gaming and storage performance are available for free, and some even offer built-in comparison tools.
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Windows leaker Alex Kibkalo will reportedly be deported to Russia
Alex Kibkalo is getting deported after getting caught leaking Microsoft assets.
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The art of gaming, part IV: E3 through a painter’s eyes
We commissioned artist Joshua Mongeau to bring you a unique take on what it's like to be at E3: through the eyes of a painter. See how Joshua interprets scenes from Mirror's Edge 2, Assassin's Creed: Unity French Revolution, and Tomb Raider v13, among others.
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Feds to auction off $18 million worth of Bitcoins from Silk Road seizures
The United States Marshal Service (USMS) will auction off $18 million worth of the digital currency Bitcoins that were seized during the closure of the illegal online marketplace called the Silk Road.
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Mercedes’ new flagship has a heart: a 502-horsepower, 4.0-liter biturbo V8
The Mercedes AMG GT’s engine was unveiled today, and it falls in line with the current automotive trend of smaller, forced induction engines with high outputs. A brand new, 4.0-liter biturbo V8, the 502-hp powerplant should bring the feather-like speedster to the next level.
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The 10 best trailers unveiled at E3 2014
A trailer can make or break even a promising game. Fortunately, our roundup of the best trailers from E3 2014 provides only the best of them, whether you want a closer look at Bungie's ambitious endeavor or the next project from the developers behind 'Limbo.'
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The creator of the video game in Her is making a strange little game in real life
David O'Reilly, the animator behind the video game in 'Her', is creating his own game in real life, an oddball little "Relax 'em up" simulation called Mountain, coming soon to iOS, PC and Mac.
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