Archive for: September 2008

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Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals
Here’s an interesting one. That red / black Xbox 360 controller that was showcased back in July is now available to any ole consumer in the US, Canada, Latin America New Zealand and Asia, and it comes bundled with a Play & Charge Kit and red rechargeable battery …

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Filed under: Cellphones
Ah yes, the natural progression of a release. First comes the hands-on at the introduction, thereupon comes the leaked user manual, next comes the pre-order fiasco — now, it’s duration for those always titillating in the wild shots. The box and handset are nothing out of the…

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Filed under: Displays, Home EntertainmentNow that pico projectors are actually headed to end users, we’re seeing a number of companies hop in the fast lane to production. Take Microvision for instance — these guys were taking their sweet moment by introducing the PicoP beamer back at CES, and now w…

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WinRAR is a 32 bit version of RAR the powerful archive manager RAR files can normally compress files up to 10 percent more than ZIP or ARJ files It provides complete support of RAR and ZIP files unpacks 7Z ACE ARJ BZ2 CAB GZ ISO JAR LZH TAR UUE Z Among WinRAR features are strong compression volumes encryption self extracting modules backup facilities
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1 Added support for ZIP archives containing Unicode file names
in UTF 8 format When creating ZIP archive WinRAR stores
names in Unicode only if they cannot be stored correctly using
the current single byte character set
2 Added decompression support for WinZip AES encrypted ZIP archives
3 Improved Unicode support for RAR and ZIP archive names
4 quot Ask before overwrite quot and quot Skip existing files quot update modes
are now available in archiving dialog They allow to specify
WinRAR behavior when updating already existing files in archive
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quot Add and update files quot these new modes ignore file date
and compare only file names
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b switch o enables quot Skip existing files quot archiving mode
c switch o enables quot Overwrite all quot mode default for archiving
5 New quot Add to context menu quot option in quot Profile parameters quot dialog
If this option is on the profile name will be displayed in Explorer
context menus allowing to activate a profile from context menu
6 New cp switch allows to select a compression profile
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Internet radio got a boost Tuesday when the Senate approved a bill that says Congress must honor any royalty rate agreement reached between online radio stations and copyright holders.

Senators approved the Webcaster Settlement Act of 2008, which allows stakeholders to broker a deal over royalty payments without the threat of government intervention.

The House approved the bill on Saturday, and it now heads to President Bush for his signature.

Internet radio stations are fighting a March 2007 Copyright Royalty Board decision that set royalty rates for Internet radio streaming at a price Web radio stations considered financially ruinous.

Internet radio royalties operate under a government license, so Congress would typically need to approve any deal reached by webcasters and copyright holders. The bill approved Tuesday allows them to negotiate without that government intervention. The two sides have until February 15 to come up with a deal on their own.

Whether the two sides are able to reach a deal remains to be seen, but Tim Westergren, founder of Internet radio station Pandora, was hopeful.

"We still have to finish up the negotiations, but now the table is set," he wrote in a Tuesday blog post. "Thanks to everyone for your incredible support over the past few days. It was just extraordinary."

Westergren issued a call to supporters on Friday to contact their representatives and senators about the issue, and those calls and e-mails reportedly helped move the legislation along.

Get the rest of this story on pcmag.com.

Filed under: Laptops, WirelessLaptops with built-in WWAN modems aren’t anything new, but there’s a hodgepodge of hardware and services available — a situaton the GSM organization is trying to simplify with the new Mobile Broadband standardization initiative. certain, it’s mostly an excuse to get an…

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  iPhone and iPod Touch homebrew developer ZodTTD has released a MAME arcade emulator for iPhone and iPod Touch devices running on firmware 2.x.Called mame4iPhone, that app seems to be a port of Franxis’ mame4all which, in turn, is based on MAME v3.07 Beta 5. Right now, it supports a whopp…

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There’s a new version of dTunes out, bringing the homebrew iTunes replacement up to version 2.5. The big news about that release is the introduction of Torrent support.The app’s Torrent support feature comes via iTorrentRelay, the only Torrent client for firmware 2.0 and higher iPhones so far. What’…

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Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment
Good news, developers of the world — the Netflix API will be open to all starting tomorrow. As of October 1st, absolutely anyone can self-signup by visiting the Gadgets link, and while details are a tad sketchy at the moment, it sounds like that could hold some…

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Yesterday Microsoft started introducing Visual Studio 2010 to Windows developers with a press release and a MSDN website. Introductions to the next Visual Studio plus popped up on various technology news sites; InformationWeek, ChannelWeb, Microsoft Watch, BetaNews, and Ars Technica each have brief …

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Filed under: Displays, HDTV, Home Entertainment
Here it is, the moment you’ve all been waiting for. Pricing for Sharp’s sexiest, freshest and altogether loveliest HDTVs has arrived. As stated at CEATEC in Japan, the 65-inch LC-65XS1U-S will sell for a whopping ¥1.28 million ($12,225), while the …

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