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Saturday, June 1, 2013
Angry Birds Game will be able to be Played On TV
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Angry Birds more rampant. Next, the game from Finland will be present at the television set.
This was done through cooperation between the Rovio, Angry Birds maker, with the Roku. latter Name is the maker of the device set-top box for television.
As quoted from Engadget, Thursday (06/02/2011), Roku plans to bring several new devices for Internet access via television. One new feature that will be present is the ability to play casual games.
Popularity Angry Birds make Roku took Rovio to bring these games on the television screen. Of course, Roku hope this step will invite others to join games support their platform.
In the United States, Roku is known as a provider of device that can be used to access the online video rental service Netflix.
"Just like when we were the first to bring Netflix on TV, we want to be the catalyst that changed the way people play casual games - from the Angry Birds - the biggest screen they have at home," said Anthony Wood, Roku CEO .
On the other hand, Roku had to compete with consoles like Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii are already present a variety of casual games to be played on TV.
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Acer Recalls 22 000 Notebooks Due to Burn Hazard
The US CPSC and Acer have announced a voluntary recall for certain Acer Aspire notebook computers due to a potential burn hazard. Apparently, the internal microphone wire under the palm rest can short circuit and overheat, causing the burn hazard. The recalled notebook models are as follows:
Acer Aspire:
AS3410/AS3410T
AS3810T/AS3810TG/AS3810TZ/AS3810TZG
These notebooks are thin-and-light units with 13.3-inch displays. They were sold from June 2009 through October 2009 for between $650 and $1,150.
Customers are advised to stop using the notebooks if they have one and contact Acer immediately for a free replacement.
Friday, May 17, 2013
iPhone application to replace the keys of your car
Ever thought of opening the door to the phone in the car James Bond does? Well, its parent company General Motors Holden, has launched a new iPhone application that could replace the car key. We can warn against the forces of the parking lot for food and increase their portfolio. General Motors is working on an application for the iPhone and its rivals Google phone to some of its vehicles sold in the United States.
Also act as a remote starter system might be desirable to heat the car on those cold mornings (or cool in summer), and if you forget where you parked, you can activate the horn "light and the touch of a button so that may warn of the situation. The app, which is to be available in a few months also show a report of a vehicle of "health report",which will contain information such as range of fuel, oil changes, tire pressure, and a distribution of time life of the average fuel economy for cars.
However, the application is only available in the U.S., Canada and China, where buyers are expected to Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC to be able to manage their mobile phones in cars in a few months. App carried out as part of the vehicle safety system called OnStar. "The technology allows drivers to make decisions about their trips long before entering the vehicle, which means that their attention may not be where it belongs - on the road,ahead." Sydney Morning Herald quoted the spokesman Chris Preuss company as daily.
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Also act as a remote starter system might be desirable to heat the car on those cold mornings (or cool in summer), and if you forget where you parked, you can activate the horn "light and the touch of a button so that may warn of the situation. The app, which is to be available in a few months also show a report of a vehicle of "health report",which will contain information such as range of fuel, oil changes, tire pressure, and a distribution of time life of the average fuel economy for cars.
However, the application is only available in the U.S., Canada and China, where buyers are expected to Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC to be able to manage their mobile phones in cars in a few months. App carried out as part of the vehicle safety system called OnStar. "The technology allows drivers to make decisions about their trips long before entering the vehicle, which means that their attention may not be where it belongs - on the road,ahead." Sydney Morning Herald quoted the spokesman Chris Preuss company as daily.
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