Sunday, September 7, 2014

IT News Head Lines (bit-tech.net) 9/8/2014

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Sims 4 pirates attacked by pixels
Pirated copies of the Sims 4 include special glitch that censors the screen.

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Epic gives Unreal Engine away for education
Academic types get free access.

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Overclockers UK reduces Radeon R9 295X2 price to £699.95
Overclockers UK has matched the US price drop on the AMD Radeon R9-295X2

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Dell teases 27" 5K UltraSharp monitor
5,120x2,880 native resolution.

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Who benefits from the idea of gamers?
The last few weeks have been a dismal time for many people involved in the games industry. A combination of vicious personal attacks on important female figures in the industry, torrents of accusations regarding journalistic ethics and rampant paranoia over the perceived destruction of gaming itself has all bundled together in one great snowball of malevolence, misinformation and outright misery. I'm not going into the nitty-gritty of recent occurrences in this article, but these pieces here and here here give a pretty good summary of events.


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Nvidia sues Qualcomm, Samsung over patents
Looks to ban Galaxy devices.

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Samsung enters the virtual reality race
Samsung is joining the virtual reality race with the announcement of the Gear VR.

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Synology launches single-bay DS115j
Faster, cheaper than its predecessor.

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Sega targets Gearbox in Aliens court case
Strong language and a surprise confession.

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Intel pledges to be conflict-free by 2016
No more conflict minerals in its chips.

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Mod of the Month August 2014 in association with Corsair
Six of the best in-progress projects need your votes

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