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Gameloft recently released what could be seen as one of the most controversial games for the Wii since Manhunt 2 made an appearance on the next gen Nintendo console. As most of the titles released for this platform have been aimed at a younger audience it leaves quite a few questions as to why Nintendo [...]

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Filed under: Gaming “Touching is good,” but hacking? Not so much. Nintendo has gone on the war path against five Japanese companies that make their living helping users rip off DS games. Of course, a primary use for such hardware — such as the R4 Revolution, pictured — is homebrew and emulation, but good luck [...]

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Filed under: Gaming If you’ll recall, the evolution of homebrew on the Wii started out quite similar to this. First comes the Hello World proof of concept, then comes Pong. It would just be wrong to unfold otherwise, right? Dragula96, the same guru who whipped up the original homebrew hack, has now introduced 2 Player [...]

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Filed under: Gaming, Laptops So yeah, quite a few NVIDIA GPUs have been acting up. Nothing new there. However, Dell’s attempting to help its laptop owners out by making a few notable BIOS updates readily available for download. Apparently the issue “is a weak die / packaging material set, which may fail with GPU temperature [...]

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Filed under: Gaming, Wearables digg_url = \'http://digg.com/nintendo/NES_Belt_Buckle\'; Just as Mr. Adams wrote of the summer of ‘69, some heralded pop star decades from now will pen a smash hit recalling the summer of two-thousand and eight. Oddly enough, the tune will likely focus on the revitalization of the Nintendo Entertainment System, which has somehow wiggled [...]

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Entelligence: Context is the killer application for mobile

Posted on 08 February 2010

Entelligence is a column by technology strategist and author Michael Gartenberg, a man whose desire for a delicious cup of coffee and a quality New York bagel is dwarfed only by his passion for tech. In these articles, he’ll explore where our industry is and where it’s going — on both micro and macro levels [...] Continue Reading

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Sensorly aims to keep coverage maps honest

Posted on 08 February 2010

State you’re planning that next camping trip and you need to know whether you’re going to be able to incessantly check your work email each 10 minutes — do you trust a carrier’s coverage map of unknown age, origin, and honesty, or real-world experience? If French firm Sensorly has its way, you’ll soon be [...] Continue Reading

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