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Biff Tannen answers your burning Back To The Future questions
May 13th
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Tom Wilson, the actor who portrayed Biff Tannen in the Back to the Future film series, has grown so tired of answering the same questions over and over again, that now he simply hands out an informative post card.
Leica M Monochrom Only Shoots in Black and White and That’s Awesome [Cameras]
May 10th
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Oh Dear: The Most Exciting Thing About the New BlackBerry Is a Dedicated BBM Button [BlackBerry]
May 9th
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Mexican city distributes masks for volcano ash
May 7th
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Mexico city, May 07: Mexico City has started distributing 483,000 masks to residents who might need protection from the ash being spewed by the Popocatepetl volcano. The Federal District’s Public Safety Secretariat activated its strategic plan Saturday, distributing the masks and starting a series of “talks on the preventive measures that should be taken” by the 8 million people living in the…
Dragon Quest X begins the unusual transition from Wii to Wii U in Japan this August
Apr 26th
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Japan’s favorite role-playing series comes to the Wii in its twilight hours, marking a strange transition and a crucial moment for both console and series.
Video filter app Viddy can’t stopped, reveals new funding and big name partners
Apr 24th
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Social video app Viddy completes its Series A funding with some impressive new names and partners.
AP series about NYPD surveillance wins Pulitzer
Apr 16th
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The catalyst was a source’s cryptic hint: Ask about Ray Kelly’s rakers and mosque crawlers. Their curiosity piqued, two Associated Press investigative reporters began digging. As a result, the AP won a Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting Monday for stories revealing that the New York Police Department – headed by Commissioner Raymond Kelly – had built an aggressive domestic intelligence program after the Sept. 11 attacks that put Muslim businesses, mosques and student groups under scrutiny. http://www.ap.org/media-center/nypd/investigation In a series of articles that began in August, investigative reporters Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman, along with colleagues Eileen Sullivan and Chris…
Canon firmware update for XF camcorders incoming, brings broadcast friendly format along
Apr 13th
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Still loving your XF video shooter from Canon, but lamenting the lack of 1440 x 1080, 35 mbps HD? Better sit down on your director’s chair then, as it looks like a forthcoming firmware update for the series adds exactly this (at both 50i and 60i.) The format is popular with broadcast and news, and no doubt Canon is hoping to broaden the appeal of the XF line by bundling it in — or smoothing the workflow of existing owners. The update will be available to all four cameras in the range (XF100, XF105, XF300, and XF305,) and you’ll be able to start shooting with it from end of May.
Canon firmware update for XF camcorders incoming, brings broadcast friendly format along originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 13 Apr 2012 19:34:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Must See HDTV (April 9th – April 15th)
Apr 10th
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This week the baseball season is in full swing and while we wait for the NBA to get its postseason started the NHL is already kicking off its race for the Stanley Cup. While that and racing action from all the major series should satisfy sports fans there’s also a few treats for fans of drama with the series finale of Justified and a Titanic miniseries (spoiler alert: you already know how it ends) and reality TV with the season premiere of Deadliest Catch. Finally, there aren’t any big name game releases but long awaited indie effort Fez is finally coming to Xbox Live Arcade April 13th, look for a trailer as well as our weekly listings after the break.
NHL Playoffs
The regular season is over and now the NHL Playoffs begin Wednesday night. The Rangers and the Canucks are at the top of the seeding but as we all know anything can happen. What will almost certainly happen is another fight between the Flyers and the Penguins. Our over/under on players suspended during the series is set at 2.
(All Week, NHL Network & NBC Sports Network)
Eastbound & Down
This week we say goodbye to Kenny Powers for the last time, as his minor and major league baseball hijinks come to an end after their third season on HBO. If you’d like a quick preview of where the story is going, there’s a trailer for the finale included after the break, but if you’re not a regular viewer it probably won’t make any sense.
(April 15, HBO, 10PM)
Justified
This FX series has become one of the best dramas on TV right now and this week in the season finale the interesting and engaging set of characters take each other on one last time. While we’re never quite sure what will go on with US Marshal Raylan Givens it’s a pretty fair bet that someone will get shot, it’s just a matter of who.
(April 10, FX, 10PM)
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Must See HDTV (April 9th – April 15th) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 09 Apr 2012 18:26:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Everything old is new again: NVIDIA rebrands Fermi-based GT 520 and 510 into 600-series
Apr 8th
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NVIDIA may have trotted out a brand new beast, ripe with fresh Kepler architecture, but that doesn’t mean it put Fermi to bed. Allow us to introduce you to the GT 520 and the GT 510, or as they now prefer to be called, the GeForce GT 620 and GeForce 605, respectively. These OEM GPUs have traded half of their memory and a few clock speed tweaks for OpenGL 4.2 support and a low-end position in the firm’s new 600-series. Despite their very Kepler-esque numbering (and NVIDIA’s website placing them in the same “product family” as the flagship GTX 680), Tom’s Hardware says the firm’s Bryan Del Rizzo confirmed the 605 and 620 are Fermi-based graphics cards. Then again, not all cousins share the same surname. File this under “extended family” and call it a day.
Everything old is new again: NVIDIA rebrands Fermi-based GT 520 and 510 into 600-series originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 08 Apr 2012 06:43:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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