'Game of Thrones' theme played on a homemade NES keytar
Scotland-based programmer Greig Steward recently completed work on what
he calls the NESKeytar and published the clip below to his YouTube
channel. In it, he’s playing a remixed version of the intro to HBO’s
Game of Thrones but in my opinion, the instrument is far more
interesting than the tune... 
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Weekend Open Forum: Do you like product leaks?
A few months ago, BlackBerry CEO John Chen filed a lawsuit against a
party for leaking confidential information about a future BlackBerry
product before it was released. The executive said at the time that
leaks can be misleading to shareholders and have serious negative
business implications. 
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iOS 8 will be able to scan and enter credit card data using the iPhone's camera
Apple unveiled its next versions of iOS and OSX this week at WWDC and
more information regarding what will be coming when the new operating
systems go public is starting to surface. In iOS 8 Apple is introducing a
new feature that will allow a device's camera to read credit... 
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Good Old Games unveils Steam-like digital platform
Retro PC gaming specialist Good Old Games (GOG) is launching a digital
platform similar to Steam. GOG Galaxy, announced during CD Projekt Red’s
annual conference, is being marketed as a completely optional service
according to a report from GameSpot. 
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Offline Google Play Movies & TV now available on Chromebooks
Google has now made it possible for users of its ChromeOS to access its
video on-demand service offline. By way of an updated Chrome extension,
users will be able to play and store content from the the company's
video on-demand service without an internet connection. 
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SilverStone at Computex: $30 mini ITX case and a massive prototype cube
One of the things SilverStone was showing at Computex 2014, their
pumpless liquid cooling solution, I’ve already talked about. But the
company known for its cases had some new models on show, two of which
caught my eye in particular. 
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Flickr to ditch third-party login support later this month
Yahoo is moving forward with plans to discontinue access to its
services using Facebook and Google logins. After removing the feature
from its Tourney Pick’Em service earlier this year, the Mayer campaign
is turning its attention to Flickr. 
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Cooler Master focusing on brand identity with slick new cases
I stopped at the Cooler Master booth at Computex 2014 to get a tour of
the latest products, and pretty soon I was being whisked away to a
private room where they had some of their upcoming products on show.
Unfortunately there was a strict no photography policy in the... 
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Tetris: The best-selling video game in history turns 30 today
Today marks the 30th anniversary of the iconic building block puzzle
game Tetris, one of the most recognized video games of all time. It’s a
household name alongside other classics like Pong and Super Mario Bros.
in many parts of the world that was even recently proven to have some...
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Hands-on at Computex with Asus' ROG 4K gaming laptop
At Computex 2014 Asus launched an extended range of consumer products,
including the impressive Transformer Book T300 Chi, which I looked at
earlier this week. For the gamers out there though, Asus launched a few
new gaming products at Computex as well to add to their Republic of
Gamers (ROG) line. 
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Newegg to expand to six additional countries this month
Newegg is one of the top destinations for PC hardware enthusiasts and
electronics buffs alike when it comes to buying new components but
unfortunately, the company’s service is only available to those living
in Australia, Canada, the UK and the US. That’ll be changing soon as
Newegg will be expanding to... 
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EVGA at Computex: Prototype mechanical keyboard, a few GTX Titan Z designs
I stopped by EVGA's suite at Computex 2014, and the company had a few
things on show that I found interesting. Pictured above is a prototype
mechanical keyboard the company has been working on, featuring Cherry MX
keyswitches and carbon fiber highlights. 
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Kinect for Windows v2 now available for pre-order, ships July 15
The team behind Microsoft 's Kinect for Windows yesterday announced
that developers can pre-order the new Kinect for Windows v2 sensor from
the Microsoft Store for $199.The Redmond-based company promises that
those who pre-order now will get access to the new sensor ahead of
general availability, which is slated for a... 
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Zotac shows several small, powerful Zbox PCs at Computex
I stopped by Zotac's booth at Computex 2014, where the company was
showing off several extremely small form factor PCs with some powerful
internals inside. One of them, pictured above and called the Zbox CA320,
is a passively cooled system with an AMD A6-1450 APU inside,
constructed mostly out of... 
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AMD demos FreeSync on 'hacked' monitor at Computex
The big announcement for AMD at Computex 2014 was the launch of Kaveri
mobile APUs, which we covered several days ago when the news broke.
However I decided to drop by AMD's booth on the show floor, where they
had set up the first public demonstration of FreeSync on an... 
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MSI's Eco motherboards allow you to switch off features to save power
At Computex 2014, MSI was showing off their latest motherboard
innovation: a new Eco series which gives you full control over what
features on the board are enabled. If you're running a home server or
another system where power consumption is key, you can turn off stuff
you're not using,... 
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Noctua at Computex 2014: Prototype coolers, active noise-cancelling and more
I dropped by Noctua's booth at Computex 2014, where they had a range of
prototype and upcoming coolers on show, as well as some very cool
demonstrations of noise reduction technology. 
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Crucial MX100 SSD Review: Meet the New Value Champ
Crucial has become a trusted name when it comes to high-performance solid-state drives, and now they're taking another crack at producing a cost effective SSD with the MX100 series. Things look very promising thanks to an upgrade to the same Marvell chip used by the high-end M550 series....
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The University of Michigan is building a city for self-driving cars
Places like Google’s hometown of Mountain View, California, are often
associated with self-driving cars. Unfortunately these real-world towns
aren’t much help when it comes to putting specific safety features to
the test in a highly controlled environment. What’s a researcher to do? 
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HBO Go, Twitter, Vine, and more coming to Xbox One by year's end
Microsoft yesterday announced that more than 45 new entertainment apps
are coming to Xbox One and Xbox 360 consoles around the world. The
announcement came just ahead of the Xbox: Game On briefing at the E3
press conference, which kicks off next week. 
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Control VR gloves will let you interact with objects in the virtual world
The Oculus Rift and similar headsets will make virtual reality a viable
consumer solution for the first time ever. But stepping into the
virtual realm is only part of a broader picture that hasn’t really been
addressed very much. 
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Download of the Week: Xbox One Controller Driver for Windows
Considering Windows support for the Xbox 360 controllers has been a
given for a very long time, Xbox One owners as well as PC gamers wanting
to use the revamped console controller have been waiting for similar
treatment since the launch of the console last November. 
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Barnes & Noble taps Samsung to build future Nook tablets
Barnes & Noble on Thursday announced a strategic partnership
with Samsung in which the duo will work together to produce Nook
tablets. Specifically, the resulting devices will consist of Samsung
hardware loaded with Nook software to gain access to the bookseller’s
collection of more than 3 million newspapers, magazines and... 
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Pixar to release its flagship animation software for free
Pixar has decided to release its flagship animation software known as
RenderMan for free. As part of the company's long-term commitment to
foster the future growth of the production industries, Pixar will make
the software used to create classics like Toy Story and Wall-E free to
non-commercial users. 
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Visit all 12 World Cup stadiums using Google Street View
FIFA World Cup play is set to begin next week and Google is just as
amped as anyone else. But if you’re like most of us and simply can’t
afford to visit one of the 12 host stadiums in person, Google has you
covered with new Street View imagery of... 
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