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Joystiq
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"Red Light of Death": The new Red Ring? Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360
The brouhaha over Microsoft's ever-present Red Ring of Death is sooooo 2007. The "Red Light of Death" is the new Xbox 360-breaking craze for the oh-eight ... if a Consumerist post is the front end of a tr [..]
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Kotaku
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NBA Live 09 Predicts Winner of NBA Finals [Lakers Win Nba Finals In Simulation]
The Lakers will win the 2008 NBA Finals, according to a simulation run by EA Sports using NBA Live 09.
The game shows that the Lakers will capture their 15th NBA Championship by defeating the Celtics in a tie-breaking seventh game, 106 to 101.
According to the simulation, MVP K [..]
Kotaku
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Lich King Sells 2.8M in 24 Hours [World Of Warcraft: Wrath Of The Lich King] WoW! World of Warcraft?s second expansion Wrath of the Lich King is officially the fastest-selling PC game in history, breaking the last record, set by WoW?s first expansion Burning Crusade, by nearly half a million. Wrath of the Lich King launched [..]
Nerdblog.Net
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Opinion: MMOs Need a Wii Game/Life’s Earnest Cavalli wonders when we will see an MMO that completely changes the industry.
Wired.com [..]
Kotaku
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Final Fantasy XIII Coming To Xbox 360 [E308] Breaking news from the Microsoft E3 2008 press conference. Square Enix head honcho Yoichi Wada took the stage to announce Final Fantasy XIII for the Xbox 360. Yes, just take a moment to soak that up. Final Fantasy XIII coming to the Xbox 360. Holy fucking shit. Simultaneous release in Europe [..]
BlackBerry Storm internal product positioning, marketing points, BlackBerry Apex Continuing our Stormness today, we’re breaking out these great internal marketing and product positioning points. What you’re going to see isn’t for the faint of heart — there’s a ton of data points in here. RIM even goes as far to compare the Storm (or Thunder as they referred to it internally) to the iPhone, [...] [..]
Nerdblog.Net
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Palestinians pin biz hopes on high-tech industry
(AP) AP - Hunched over their laptops, Palestinian software engineers are working on a program that makes desktop computers accessible from anywhere. YahooTechNews [..]
Nerdblog.Net
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Mind the Rocks As long time notebook manufacturer Rock Direct dives headlong into administration, it’s another reminder of the perilous nature of the UK PC industry. TrustedReviews [..]
Nerdblog.Net
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Ny standard ska säkra betalkort Nu ska hanteringen av betalkortsdata bli säkrare. Säkerhetsrådet på pci, Payment card industry, släpper en ny standard i oktober. [..]
Up For Grabs: $42 Billion of Newspaper Ad Revenue How bad are things in the newspaper industry? Don't ask. After another jarring 3.5% decline over the past six months, print-paper circulation will drop to about 50 [..]
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Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360
The brouhaha over Microsoft's ever-present Red Ring of Death is sooooo 2007. The "Red Light of Death" is the new Xbox 360-breaking craze for the oh-eight ... if a Consumerist post is the front end of a tr [..]
Now this is an exciting DEFCON! I didn’t go this year, but this talk was one of the ones I was eyeing! And it’s gone total bonkers!
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has sued three MIT students — Zackary M. Anderson ‘09, Russel J. Ryan ‘09, and Alessandro Chiesa ‘09 — and MIT to prevent the [...] [..]
Continuing our Stormness today, we’re breaking out these great internal marketing and product positioning points. What you’re going to see isn’t for the faint of heart — there’s a ton of data points in here. RIM even goes as far to compare the Storm (or Thunder as they referred to it internally) to the iPhone, [...] [..]
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We'll level with you: the game industry confuses us. For example: you'd think with games like Star Wars: The Force Unleashed [..]
How bad are things in the newspaper industry? Don't ask. After another jarring 3.5% decline over the past six months, print-paper circulation will drop to about 50 [..]
