Friday, July 13, 2012

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 and 670 round-up: which overclocked card is the one for you?

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/13/nvidia-geforce-gtx-680-and-670-round-up/

NVIDIA GTX 680 and 670 roundup which new OC card is the one for you

Happy first-quarter birthday, Kepler. Your reference design is old enough for companies like EVGA, MSI, ASUS, Zotac to push your various clock speeds to the limit, while using custom coolers to avoid meltdown. Arguably the time to upgrade is now and that's why Hot Hardware has done a full-on round-up review, comparing some of the best GTX 680 and GTX 670 packages against each other and against the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition. If you prefer your morning news fresh and unspoilered, jump straight to the source link below. Or, if you just want the gist of it, click Read More.

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Thursday, July 12, 2012

Amazon Game Connect links free-to-play, MMO games to store accounts, turns 1-Click into way too many

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/12/amazon-game-connect-links-free-to-play-and-mmo-games-to-shopping/

Amazon Game Connect links freetoplay and MMO games to shopping accounts, turns 1Click into way too many

Amazon must have a lot of free time for gaming during its summer vacation: just a day after unveiling GameCircle as a cloud infrastructure, it's trotting out Game Connect to make buying game content that much easier. Once it's integrated into a title, the new platform will let customers buy content in free-to-play games, or subscribe to massively multiplayer online games, directly from their Amazon accounts -- no copy-and-paste juggling involved, even if the game account has to be made on the spot. A handful of game developers have already lined up, including Super Monday Night Combat creator Uber Entertainment and World of Tanks' Wargaming.net. If you're engrossed in gaming enough that you'll need 1-Click to buy virtual goods and MMO renewals that much faster, Amazon has you covered... although you may also want to slow down and relax.

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NBC's 2012 London Olympics second screen and streaming apps for Android and iOS launch today

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/12/nbc-2012-london-olympics-second-screen-streaming-apps/

NBC's 2012 London Olympics apps for Android and iOS are now available

NBC mentioned it would deliver two complementary mobile apps for its extensive London Olympics coverage and now they have arrived. Available for Android phones and tablets as well as the iPhone and iPad, they're built on Adobe technology to deliver the information and live streaming video, as well as handle the TV Everywhere authentication with the cable providers that's necessary to view all of the content. The NBC Olympics Live Companion is specifically designed to operate as a second screen for users to pull up stats and extra info on while they watch TV, and the NBC Olympics Live Extra app delivers video of every event streaming live to users wherever they are. It supports multiple camera angles, social features like the Facebook tie-ins NBC announced yesterday and users can even switch between the two apps at will.

Check after the break for a quick video preview of some of the technology at work, and if you're planning to tune into the games, hit NBC's Olympics site now to sign in and authenticate so once the Opening Ceremony kicks off, all you'll have to do is press play.

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Now Jennifer Lopez Has An Ecommerce Startup

Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/jennifer-lopez-to-launch-teeology-2012-7

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Brian Lee, the entrepreneur noted for bringing celebs into the ecommerce world, may have landed his biggest celeb yet with the announcement of Jennifer Lopez’s new site Teeology.

According to Tech Crunch, the site is rumored to be launching today, and it supposedly will be offering a basic t-shirt line starting at $20, while also bringing in limited edition styles starting at $29.

Teelogogy will also have Erica Zohar of American Groove, a fashion marketing company, and Jeff Marine of JEM Sportswear on the team.

Previously, Lee has worked with Robert Shapiro on LegalZoomKim Kardashian on ShoeDazzle, and Jessica Alba on The Honest Company.

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These Rugged Headphones Should Brighten Up Your Workout [Headphones]

Source: http://gizmodo.com/5925369/these-rugged-headphones-should-brighten-up-your-workout

These Rugged Headphones Should Brighten Up Your WorkoutWe died a little on the inside when Klipsch launched a set of purple, Lou Reed-endorsed headphones last year. Now, the company is continuing its colorful theme, but fortunately this time it's ditched celebrity endorsement and gone rugged instead.

Essentially a toughened-up version of the excellent Klipsch S4i earbuds, these little fellas come in red, yellow, orange and blue, and are, happily, water-resistant. They pack the same 8.5mm dual magnet drivers as their non-rugged cousins and come with an Apple-compatible inline remote/mic to boot. What's more, they look really quite nice. Well, if you like primary colors.

They're due to hit the shelves next month for $99. If that's a little too rich for your tastes, though, then why not check out our sports headphones Battlemodo—because you might be shocked by the price of the winners. [Klipsch]

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