Moto 360-Google I/O 2014 Part 4

Here's what was announced for Moto 360

• Moto 360 will run on Android wear, a software only for wearables
• No price and launch date announced
• Customizable leather and metal bands
• OLED Display

E3-EA Conference-Part 4

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• Mirrors Edge-Launching on PC, PS4, Xbox one. New Features include-new look of faith, techniques learned from parkour
• FIFA 15-Launching-this fall on- PC, PS3,PS4, Xbox 360,Xbox One. New Features Include-emotional intelligence, new player visuals, very closely animated
• Battlefield Hardline-Launching in Oct 2014 on- PC , PS4-New Features Include-cops vs villans, multiplayer, beta launched-9/6/2014 on pc, ps4 for limited time

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• PGA Tour 2015- New Features include-interactive courses
• Madden NFL 15- Launch on 26 August 2014 for-Xbox One, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360.New Features include-defence camera, you can push people,dive on people, more reactions, presentation mode
• Dawngate- Launching on -May 19(open beta)on PC New Features include -multiplayer online areana, different everytime, has a diff story arc

E3-EA Conference-Part 2

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1. UFC Launching on 17th June for PS4, Xbox One. Main Features Include martial arts game, took 2 yrs in making,detailing is very good,inquisitive gameplay
2. NHL 15- Launching on 17th June for PS4, Xbox One.  Main Features Include physics got better
3. A game with criterion

   has atv, helicopter, boats, winsuit, parachute anything else was not disclosed

E3-EA Conference-Part 1

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1. Dragon Age Inquisition- Launch on 7th October 2014 on windows, ps3, ps4, xbox 360, and xbox one. Main features Include tactical camera ,more players they have thier own stoyline, and large enviornments
2. A Mass Effect Game in development
3. Sims 4 Launch on 2nd September 2014. Main features include more personalities of Sims,you can control "hearts", make your  own sims, define who they are,everyone has their own story, one sim can effect another, a new gallery to create own sims made by others,

WWDC 2014 Full Rundown-Part 4

Here's the full rundown from the Apple's WWDC which was held on  2/6/2014

iCloud

• 300 million users of iTunes are now on the cloud

iWork

• iWork now is on the iCloud 

• Pages, Numbers, Keynote all will be running on the browser
• Looks identical to the desktop versions
• Drag and drop to edit Office Docs
• Can do 3D keynote animations in the browser
• Support on Safari, IE, and Chrome too
• Available today as a developer beta. All users later in the year.

OSX YOSEMITE

• Can recieve phone calls now
• Can recieve messages now too
• Start work on iOS device complete it on a mac
• iOS 7 look to mac now
• Also will launch in Fall
• Will be free

15 Tips To Extend Your Windows Based Tablet's or Laptop's Battery Life-Part 5

We use laptops and tablets all the time in our daily life, and its a bummer when the batteries die out when we are working. Here are some tips to save battery life for your Windows based tablets and laptops.

Get Power Efficiency Report-To get a power efficiency report: Click Start, type CMD, right click cmd.exe and click Run as Administrator.On the command line, type powercfg -energy to view a power efficiency report.

15 Tips To Extend Your Windows Based Tablet's or Laptop's Battery Life-Part 4

We use laptops and tablets all the time in our daily life, and its a bummer when the batteries die out when we are working. Here are some tips to save battery life for your Windows based tablets and laptops.

• Ventilate your laptop- Keep your laptop's ventilation a top piority,use it keeping on a sturdy, flat clean surface

• Close the lid when you are listening to music- Doing this will save a little battery

• Disable Updates for softwares
• Remove cd's usb, etc when not in use

15 Tips To Extend Your Windows Based Tablet's or Laptop's Battery Life-Part 3

We use laptops and tablets all the time in our daily life, and its a bummer when the batteries die out when we are working. Here are some tips to save battery life for your Windows based tablets and laptops.

• Make the laptop's screen dim and sleep's timer faster

• Lower the Visual Effects- To do this click on control panel and type visual in the search box, then click on Adjust the appearence, then click on adjust for best performance

• Turn off aero-Right click on desktop and click personalization, then to window colour then uncheck Enable Transparency

• Disable Search indexing-Click the Start button, then click Control Panel, and type index in the top-right search box. Click Change how Windows searches. Uncheck all, then click ok

15 Tips To Extend Your Windows Based Tablet's or Laptop's Battery Life-Part 2

We use laptops and tablets all the time in our daily life, and its a bummer when the batteries die out when we are working. Here are some tips to save battery life for your Windows based tablets and laptops.

• Disable Wifi and Bluetooth- Disable wifi and bluetooth when not in use, this will not only save your laptop from getting hacked but also save your battery. To see how to turn them off see your laptop's instruction manual.

• Disable ScreenSaver- Screensavers use CPU which in turn use your battery. To turn off screensaver right click on desktop, then click on personalise, click screensaver and then click on to none.

• Change power options- Change your laptop's power options to Power Saver. To do this click on the battery icon and then change the mode to Power Saver

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15 Tips To Extend Your Windows Based Tablet's or Laptop's Battery Life-Part 1

We use laptops and tablets all the time in our daily life, and its a bummer when the batteries die out when we are working. Here are some tips to save battery life for your Windows based tablets and laptops.

• Turn the screen brightness down-Turn it down to the lowest you can get to.

• Use-less apps(Pun-intended)- Use lesser apps to multitask

• Disable windows sidebar gadgets- The windows gadgets use up a lot of battery power

• Disable startup applications- The apps that load whenever you boot takes too much of RAM and battery power. To disable them run "msconfig" and then click on startup and then click on disable all

10 Changes in Call of Duty Game:Advanced Warfare-Part 5

After details of the next Call of Duty were leaked online ahead of the game's intended official reveal, Activision has now announced that this years Call of Duty will be called Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's release date is set for 4 November 2014, and here's what's changed

9. DRONES

Another addition is that of new drones. Although drones have appeared in the franchise before, Advanced Warfare seems to place considerable emphasis on unmanned vehicles. We saw groups of them being deployed in what looks like a singleplayer portion of the game, but there’s one sequence when a soldier tosses a turret drone into the air. That moment looks a lot more like something we’d see in multiplayer. Who doesn’t want a little buddy following them around that would fill enemies full of lead? No one that’s who.

10.SPIDER TANKS

Not only did we see hoverbikes in the trailer, but there was also a scene that showed a spider tank terrorizing anyone that got near it. Again, we don’t know if this would show up in multiplayer, but having a speedy hover bike go up against a slow but powerful tank sounds like something we’d like to experience online.

10 Changes in Call of Duty Game:Advanced Warfare-Part 4

After details of the next Call of Duty were leaked online ahead of the game's intended official reveal, Activision has now announced that this years Call of Duty will be called Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's release date is set for 4 November 2014, and here's what's changed

7.DEPLOYABLE COVER

Now that you or a teammate can throw down cover almost anywhere, we’re guessing this will be essential to your survival on a hectic battlefield. Imagine a game of capture the flag with a few defenders using this ability. It’s going to make it a whole lot harder to score a point when your opponent is effectively using their cover to defend their flag, or having set up a nice little sniper spot for themselves.

8.HOVER BIKES

Getting from point a) to point b) never looked so good. Not only do these bikes look fast, but they also look deadly when hurdling a barrage of bullets at anyone in the way. We haven’t seen mannable vehicles in Call of Duty multiplayer since World at War, so we’d be surprised to see hoverbikes made available to player online. Still, any big change to the series is a welcomed one in our book.

10 Changes in Call of Duty Game:Advanced Warfare-Part 3

After details of the next Call of Duty were leaked online ahead of the game's intended official reveal, Activision has now announced that this years Call of Duty will be called Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's release date is set for 4 November 2014, and here's what's changed

5.INFRARED GRENADES

Now, this is a big departure from everything we know about infrared in games. We can only assume that a grenade will have a limited area of effect and last only briefly, but a player that can see through walls in a highly trafficked area is going to be a force to be reckoned with in multiplayer.

6.LIGHTNET

This power was a little more ambiguous, but it appears as if it detects enemy movement, or at the very least, scans the terrain. While the exact benefits are unknown, it could be used to detect mines or equipment in an environment. We have more questions than answers for this one, but the blue light has us speculating and intrigued by it’s possible functions.

10 Changes in Call of Duty Game:Advanced Warfare-Part 2

After details of the next Call of Duty were leaked online ahead of the game's intended official reveal, Activision has now announced that this years Call of Duty will be called Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's release date is set for 4 November 2014, and here's what's changed

3 THE MECH SUIT

You’re already going to be in an exo suit, so what could the designers give you to one up another player? How about a mech suit with a gattling gun? We obviously don’t know if this will be in multiplayer, but it immediately made us think of the Last Titan Standing gametype in Titanfall. Or, perhaps Sledgehammer Games plans to use this bulked up mech as some form of juggernaut perk for multiplayer.

4.INVISIBILITY

Camouflage that makes you invisible is hardly novel for the first-person shooter genre, but this is the first time that Call of Duty has gone far enough into the future for us to see it in-game. We’re not sure if it’ll be a perk or some other form of unlockable bonus, but we’re definitely interested in the possibilities.

10 Changes in Call of Duty Game:Advanced Warfare-Part 1

After details of the next Call of Duty were leaked online ahead of the game's intended official reveal, Activision has now announced that this years Call of Duty will be called Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's release date is set for 4 November 2014, and here's what's changed

1.EXO SUIT

The first thing you see in the trailer is an exo suit and it’s likely going to be a huge part of gameplay, both in terms of combat and mobility. Its basic function gives the player enhanced strength and the ability to jump extreme distances. Will you be able to do melee attacks from afar? Will we be able to re-create the freeway scene from The Matrix? We’re excited to discover the answer.

2.WALL CLIMBING

It’s not quite the wall running we’ve become accustomed to in Titanfall, but wall climbing is definitely going to change traversal as we know it in the Call of Duty series. It also gives the game designers a chance to add verticality to map design — something we’ve rarely seen from the franchise. However, this does have us wondering if wall hanging will also be a feature. Let’s try not to imagine what campers would do with that kind of power.

10 Cool Gadgets for Geeks-Part 4

Here is my top picks of gadgets to unleash the inner geek

• Big Red Button

To use this, all you've to do is get angry. Really.

This comes in extremely handy when you're angry, because, not only do you get to whack the big red button, but you can also let off some steam.

Once you hit the button, you will either be taken to your favorite Web site; prompted to punch a photo; sent into a spreadsheet to make it seem like you're busy working (boss key); or have your screen covered in explosions.

Isn't this just perfect?

• Iron Man 3 LED Light Flash Drive

You think Iron Man is really cool.
You really wish you had powers like he does.
These USB flash drives won't give you power, but they light up when plugged into computers, have a fair amount of storage space (up to 32GB), and make you look cool.
'Nuff said!

10 Cool Gadgets for Geeks-Part 3

Here is my top picks of gadgets to unleash the inner geek

• Captain America Shield 3D Light

This is no ordinary deco light that you fix on the wall.

This is a Captain America shield light that is IN the wall (or looks like, at least).

Behind the deco lamp is a "cracked" sticker that helps make the shield look like it's gone through the wall. Cool!

• Doctor Who: Yellow Dalek USB Desk Protector,

Okay. This is perfect for you if agree with any of the points below:

1. You're an avid Doctor Who fan;
2. You don't like anyone coming near your desk when you're not there;
3. Not only do you agree with 2), you also secretly wish you could scare potential passers-by away; or You're an avid Doctor Who fan.

The Dalek features a flashing light, motion detector, and four Dalek sounds. Plug it into a USB port and the light on its head will flash and sounds will be made when motion is detected. Psst, it even features gun sound effects.

Exterminate! Exterminate!

10 Cool Gadgets for Geeks-Part 2

Here is my top picks of gadgets to unleash the inner geek

• Iron Man Mark VII iPhone case

If you secretly wish you were Iron Man, you'd like this.

The Iron Man Mark VII iPhone case has a detailed sculpture of the Iron Man body and is coated with metallic-colored paint.

When you receive an incoming call, the "Arc reactor" lights up -- no additional battery is required since it is operated by iPhone's flashlight. There's also a shoulder camera cover that coolly slides open when you want to capture some action.

You can even make things more interesting by customizing your message/incoming call ring tones to suit the whole Iron Man theme.

• Lock N' Load clock

Trouble waking up every morning? This alarm clock is going to do the trick -- and more.

The Lock N' Load doubles as an alarm clock and target range.

When the alarm goes off, the target pops up and you've to shoot it to stop the buzzing.

The set features three game modes: Quick Shot (have five perfect shots within three minutes), Time mode (see how quickly you can blast the target), and Random mode (changes the timing needed to shoot the target).

10 Cool Gadgets for Geeks-Part 1

Here is my top picks of gadgets to unleash the inner geek

• Drivemotion

You know how sometimes you wish you could smile to the driver behind who lets you cut his lane?
Well now you can.
Drivemotion has come up with four different LED car gadgets that attach to your rear car window and allow you to communicate a series of emoticon face messages to the drivers behind you -- all you've to do is press the remote control.
You can even customize your messages with some of these LED displays, though we'd strongly recommend against using any expletives as a courtesy to other road users.

• BeerMachine

When you and your mates are too lazy to head out for a beer, this Beer Machine will really come in handy.

This mini-microbrewery brews, ferments, carbonates, and dispenses beer. And by mini I mean it can fit in your fridge -- which is perfect since you can chill the beer you make.

At just US$99, you get the dispensing tap, pressure gauge to monitor the quality, carbonation unit and pressure relief system, and a beer mix that includes all necessary ingredients for your brew.

Now who needs a bar?