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Ahead of MWC, 2015 Is Shaping up to Be a Good Year for Low-Cost Smartphones
Subject: Mobile | February 28, 2015 - 04:42 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: smartphones, MWC 2015, MWC, Moto E, LG Magna, ios, Android 5.0
Last year my favorite smartphone became the 2014 version of the Moto G. This was (and still is) a $179 unlocked Android phone that shipped with 4.4.4 KitKat, but recently received an OTA update to 5.0 Lollipop (and subsequently 5.0.2 via a second OTA update). Motorola's aggressive pricing made the phone compelling on paper, but using the device was even more impressive. It looked good, with a 5-inch 720p IPS display and the same design language as the Moto X and later Nexus 6, and ran a virtually untouched stock Android OS. It was never going to win any awards for raw speed, but the quad-core Snapdragon 400 SoC was plenty fast for daily use. The main drawback was a glaring one, however: the Moto G was not LTE capable. Enter the new Moto E.
Here are some quick specs from Motorola:
Moto E 2nd Edition (LTE capable)
4.5" 540x960 display
Android 5.0.x
Snapdragon 410
Quad-core 1.2GHz Cortex-A53/Adreno 306
1GB RAM/8GB storage
2390 mAh battery
Unlocked, $149
We are already off to a solid start in 2015 with a great option from Motorola in the new 2nd edition Moto E. This LTE capable smartphone might look a little chunky, but the specs make it more that just a compelling option at $149 (unlocked) as it could have the disruptive impact on price that Microsoft just couldn't make last year with their inexpensive Lumia phones. With 2015's Mobile World Congress (MWC) fast approaching the Moto E has already been making some noise in the affordable phone space that last year's Moto G played a big part in, and this time the message is clear: in 2015 a smartphone needs to have LTE, regardless of price.
To be fair Microsoft has already addressed need for LTE with their low-cost Windows Phone devices like the Lumia 635 (which is actually selling for just $49 on Amazon now), but the app ecosystem for the platform is just too restrictive to make it a viable solution compared to Android and iOS. Honestly, I love the Windows Phone OS but there are too many missing apps to make it a daily driver. So, since Windows clearly isn't the answer and Apple won't be selling a sub-$200 unlocked smartphone anytime soon (the cheapest unlocked iPhone is the 8GB 5c at $450), that leaves Android (of course).
Another possibility comes from LG, as ahead of MWC there was a press release from the company showcasing their new "mid-range" smartphone lineup for 2015. Among the models listed is another phone that matches the specs associated with a $200-ish unlocked phone, but pricing has not been announced yet.
LG Magna (LTE capable) - Unreleased
5.0" 720x1280 display
Android 5.0.x
Quad-core 1.2/1.3GHz
1GB RAM, 8GB storage
2540 mAh battery
We await the announcements from MWC and there are sure to be many other examples of low-cost LTE devices, but already it's looking like it won't take more than $200 and a SIM card to avoid the endless device upgrade cycle in 2015.
GDC 15: Native versions of Doom 3, Crysis 3 running on Android, Tegra X1
Subject: Graphics Cards, Mobile | March 3, 2015 - 10:43 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: Tegra X1, tegra, nvidia, gdc 15, GDC, Doom 3, Crysis 3
Impressively, NVIDIA just showed the new SHIELD powered by Tegra X1 running a version of both Doom 3 and Crysis 3 running natively on Android! The games were running at impressive quality and performance levels.
I have included some videos of these games being played on the SHIELD, but don't judge the visual quality of the game with these videos. They were recorded with a Panasonic GH2 off a 4K TV in a dimly lit room.
Doom 3 is quoted to run at full 1920x1080 and 60 FPS while Crysis 3 is much earlier in its development. Both games looked amazing considering we are talking about a system that has a total power draw of only 15 watts!
While these are just examples of the power that Tegra X1 can offer, it's important to note that this type of application is the exception, not the rule, for Android gaming. Just as we see with Half-Life 2 and Portal NVIDIA did most of the leg work to get this version of Doom 3 up and running. Crysis 3 is more of an effort from Crytek explicitly - hopefully this port is as gorgeous as this first look played.
MWC 15: HP Spectre x360 Has Broadwell Core i5 and i7
Subject: General Tech, Systems, Shows and Expos | March 1, 2015 - 11:07 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: spectre x360, spectre, mwc 15, MWC, hp, Broadwell
HP announced their updated Spectre x360 at Mobile World Congress. Like the Lenovo Yoga, it has a hinge that flips the entire way around, allowing the laptop to function as a 13.3-inch tablet with a 1080p, IPS display. There are two stages between "tablet" and "laptop", which are "stand" and "tent". They are basically ways to prop up the touch screen while hiding the keyboard behind (or under) the unit. The stand mode is better for hands-free operation because it has a flat contact surface to rest upon, while the tent mode is probably more sturdy for touch (albeit rests on two rims). The chassis is entirely milled aluminum, except the screen and things like that of course.
The real story is the introduction of Core i-level Broadwell. The 12.5-hour battery listing in a relatively thin form-factor can be attributed to the low power requirements of the CPU and GPU, as well as its SSD (128GB, 256GB, or 512GB). RAM comes in two sizes, 4GB or 8GB, which will depend slightly on the chosen processor SKU.
Prices start at $899 and most variants are available now at HP's website.
SIM card maker Gemalto apparently now holds the world's record for fastest security audit?
Subject: General Tech | February 26, 2015 - 01:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Gemalto, SIM, encryption, fud, security
In just under a week SIM card maker Gemalto claims to have done a complete security audit of their systems in 85 different countries and reports that "its office networks were compromised, the servers holding the SIM card encryption keys weren't." This is a record worthy of Guinness as most security audits take months or years to complete and the findings tend to discuss probabilities, not absolute certainties. As you might expect The Register and security experts everywhere are doubtful of the claims from a company that did not even know if was compromised less than a week ago that the UK based GCHQ and USA based NSA are unable to compromise your SIM cards encryption when they have the keys in hand. It has not been a good week for anyone who thinks about security.
"Six days ago Gemalto, the world's largest SIM card manufacturer, was told that back in 2010 it had been ransacked by NSA and GCHQ hackers. Today the company gave itself the all-clear: no encryption keys, used to secure phone calls from eavesdroppers, were stolen, it claims."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Solidfire offers unlimited SSD wear guarantee, punts software at market @ The Register
- Google updates: Android for Work launches with BlackBerry-backed encryption @ The Inquirer
- MWC: Microsoft tipped to unveil trio of cheap Lumias, but no Snapdragon 810 flagship @ The Inquirer
- Tech ARP 2015 Mega Giveaway
Intel Sheds Its Remaining Stake In Imagination Technologies
Subject: General Tech | February 25, 2015 - 08:56 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: PowerVR, Intel, Imagination Technologies, igp, finance
Update: Currency exchange rates have been corrected. I'm sorry for any confusion!
Intel Foundation is selling off its remaining stake in UK-based Imagination Technologies (IMG.LN). According to JP Morgan, Intel is selling off 13.4 million shares (4.9% of Imagination Technologies) for 245 GBp each. Once all shares are sold, Intel will gross just north of $50.57 Million USD.
Imagination Technologies' PowerVR Rogue Series 6XT GPU is used in Apple's A8-series chips.
Intel first invested in Imagination Technologies back in October of 2006 in a deal to gain access to the company's PowerVR graphics IP portfolio. Since then, Intel has been slowly moving away from PowerVR graphics in favor of it's own internal HD graphics GPUs. (Further, Intel sold off 10% of its IMG.LN stake in June of last year.) Even Intel's low cost Atom line of SoCs has mostly moved to Intel GPUs with the exception of the mobile Merrifield and Moorefield" smartphone/tablet SoCs.
The expansion of Intel's own graphics IP combined with Imagination Technologies acquisition of MIPS are reportedly the "inevitable" reasons for the sale. According to The Guardian, industry analysts have speculated that, as it stands, Intel is a minor customer of Imagination Technologies at less than 5% for graphics (a licensing agreement signed this year doesn't rule out PowerVR graphics permanently despite the sale). Imagination Technologies still has a decent presence in the mobile (ARM-based) space with customers including Apple, MediaTek, Rockchip, Freescale, and Texas Instruments.
Currently, the company's stock price is sitting at 258.75 GBp (~$3.99 USD) which seems to indicate that the Intel sell off news was "inevitable" and was already priced in or simply does not have investors that concerned.
What do you think about the sale? Where does this leave Intel as far as graphics goes? Will we see Intel HD Graphics scale down to smartphones or will the company go with a PowerVR competitor? Would Intel really work with ARM's Mali, Qualcomm's Adreno, or Samsung's rumored custom GPU cores? On that note, an Intel powered smartphone with NVIDIA Tegra graphics would be amazing (hint, hint Intel!)
So Long Adware, and Thanks for All the Fish!
Subject: Graphics Cards | March 1, 2015 - 07:30 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: superfish, Lenovo, bloatware, adware
Obviously, this does not forget the controversy that Lenovo got themselves into, but it is certainly the correct response (if they act how they imply). Adware and bloatware is common to find on consumer PCs, which makes the slowest of devices even more sluggish as demos and sometimes straight-up advertisements claim their share of your resources. This does not even begin to discuss the security issues that some of these hitchhikers drag in. Again, I refer you to the aforementioned controversy.
In response, albeit a delayed one, Lenovo has announced that, by the launch of Windows 10, they will only pre-install the OS and "related software". Lenovo classifies this related software as drivers, security software, Lenovo applications, and applications for "unique hardware" (ex: software for an embedded 3D camera).
It looks to be a great step, but I need to call out "security software". Windows 10 should ship with Microsoft's security applications in many regions, which really questions why a laptop provider would include an alternative. If the problem is that people expect McAfee or Symantec, then advertise pre-loaded Microsoft anti-malware and keep it clean. Otherwise, it feels like keeping a single finger in the adware take-a-penny dish.
At least it is not as bad as trying to install McAfee every time you update Flash Player. I consider Adobe's tactic the greater of two evils on that one. I mean, unless Adobe just thinks that Flash Player is so insecure that you would be crazy to install it without a metaphorical guard watching over your shoulder.
And then of course we reach the divide between "saying" and "doing". We will need to see Lenovo's actual Windows 10 devices to find out if they kept their word, and followed its implications to a tee.
GDC 15: Quixel Advertises MEGASCANS with Jungle Scene
Subject: General Tech | March 1, 2015 - 09:11 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: quixel, GDC, gdc 15, ue4, unreal engine 4, gdc 2015
You know that a week will be busy when companies start announcing a day or two early to beat the flood. While Game Developers Conference starts tomorrow, Quixel published their Jungle demo to YouTube today in promotion of their MEGASCANS material library. The video was rendered in Unreal Engine 4.
Their other material samples look quite convincing. The vines on a wall (column in this case) is particularly interesting because it even looks like two distinct layers, despite being a single mesh with displacement as far as I can tell. I don't know, maybe it is two or three layers. It would certainly make sense if it was, but the top and bottom suggests that it is single, and that is impressive. It even looks self-occluding.
Pricing and availability for the library is not yet disclosed, but it sounds like it will be a subscription service. The software ranges from $25 to $500, depending on what you get and what sort of license you need (Academic vs Commercial and so forth).
A new way to rack up your mobile data bills
Subject: General Tech | February 27, 2015 - 01:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Huawei, EE, qualcomm, 4g lte
If 4G speeds of 400Mbps become common there are going to be some very happy media streamers, at least until the bill comes in. In a proof of concept test Huawei EE and Qualcomm demonstrated a 4G LTE carrier aggregated connection in Wembley stadium which hit peak speeds of 400Mbps and should provide most attendees of events at Wembley with speeds hitting up to 150Mbps. The carrier will use the existing 4G LTE network, only tweaking was needed to increase the speeds as opposed to a new standard and so any phone capable of connecting to LTE should be able to take advantage of the speed increase. Check out The Inquirer for more information.
"HUAWEI, EE AND QUALCOMM have demonstrated a blink-and-you-missed-it 4G network at Wembley Stadium that achieved speeds of 400Mbps."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Intel unveils upcoming Atom x3 x5 and x7 processors ahead of MWC @ The Inquirer
- How to Use KDE Plasma Desktop Like a Pro @ Linux.com
- Check out our HOT AIR INTERFACE for 5G – Huawei @ The Register
- Microsoft man: Internet Explorer had to go because it's garbage @ The Register
- NO ONE is making money from YouTube, even Google – report @ The Register
HTC Announces Vive VR Headset in Partnership with Valve
Subject: General Tech, Mobile, Shows and Expos | March 1, 2015 - 05:16 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: MWC, mwc 15, GDC, gdc 15, htc, valve, vive, vive vr, Oculus
Mobile World Congress (MWC) and Game Developers Conference (GDC) severely overlap this year, and not just in dates apparently. HTC just announced the Vive VR headset at MWC, which was developed alongside Valve. The developer edition will contain two 1200x1080 displays with a 90Hz refresh rate, and it will launch this spring. The consumer edition will launch this holiday. They made sure to underline 2015, so you know they're serious. Want more information? Well that will be for Valve to discuss at GDC.
The confusing part: why is this not partnered with Oculus? When Michael Abrash left Valve to go there, I assumed that it was Valve shedding its research to Facebook's subsidiary and letting them take the hit. Now, honestly, it seems like Facebook just poached Abrash, Valve said "oh well", and the two companies kept to their respective research. Who knows? Maybe that is not the case. We might find out more at GDC, but you would expect that Oculus would be mentioned if they had any involvement at all.
Valve will host an event on the second official day of GDC, March 3rd at 3pm. In other words, Valve will make an announcement on 3/3 @ 3. Could it involve Left 4 Dead 3? Portal 3? Will they pull a Crytek and name their engine Source 3? Are they just trolling absolutely everyone? Will it have something to do with NVIDIA's March 3rd announcement? Do you honestly think I have any non-speculative information about this? No. No I don't. There, I answered one of those questions.
NVIDIA Hosts Pro/Am Hearthstone Tournament
Subject: General Tech | February 26, 2015 - 11:29 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: nvidia, hearthstone, esports
Professional and amateur players of Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft can compete for a share of the $25,000 prize pool and other perks, hosted by NVIDIA. Once the pool of players are whittled down to the sixteen invited pros and the top sixteen non-professionals, they will compete in a playoff format. The 32 players at that stage will each receive an NVIDIA Shield Tablet, the top 16 will receive money, and the top eight will get Blizzard World Championship qualifier points may either start their career or get them even closer to being invited to the autumn finals.
Breaking down the above into a little more detail:
Prize Money | Qualification Points | Shield Tablet | |
1st Place | $10,000 | 100 | ✔ |
2nd Place | $5,000 | 50 | ✔ |
3rd & 4th Place | $1,500 | Some | ✔ |
5th - 8th Place | $750 | Some | ✔ |
9th - 16th Place | $500 | - | ✔ |
17th - 32nd Place | - | - | ✔ |
NVIDIA will be streaming the event as a four-hour event every week, which consist of group-stage highlights. Registration will close on March 19th at noon (EST). The actual playoffs will take place on May 30th and May 31st, also streamed on NVIDIA's Twitch channel.
ARM and Geomerics Show Enlighten 3 Lighting, Integrate with Unity 5
Subject: Graphics Cards, Mobile | March 3, 2015 - 12:00 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: Unity, lighting, global illumination, geomerics, GDC, arm
Back in 2013 ARM picked up a company called Geomerics, responsible for one the industry's most advanced dynamic lighting engines used in games ranging from mobile to console to PC. Called Enlighten, it is the lighting engine in many major games in a variety of markets. Battlefield 3 uses it, Need for Speed: The Run does as well, The Bureau: XCOM Declassified and Quantum Conundrum mark another pair of major games that depend on Geomerics technology.
Great, but what does that have to do with ARM and why would the company be interested in investing in software that works with such a wide array of markets, most of which are not dominated by ARM processors? There are two answers, the first of which is directional: ARM is using the minds and creative talent behind Geomerics to help point the Cortex and Mali teams in the correct direction for CPU and GPU architecture development. By designing hardware to better address the advanced software and lighting systems Geomerics builds then Cortex and Mali will have some semblance of an advantage in specific gaming titles as well as a potential "general purpose" advantage. NVIDIA employs hundreds of gaming and software developers for this exact reason: what better way to make sure you are always at the forefront of the gaming ecosystem than getting high-level gaming programmers to point you to that edge? Qualcomm also recently (back in 2012) started employing game and engine developers in-house with the same goals.
ARM also believes it will be beneficial to bring publishers, developers and middleware partners to the ARM ecosystem through deployment of the Enlighten engine. It would be feasible to think console vendors like Microsoft and Sony would be more willing to integrate ARM SoCs (rather than the x86 used in the PS4 and Xbox One) when shown the technical capabilities brought forward by technologies like Geomerics Enlighten.
It's best to think of the Geomerics acquisition of a kind of insurance program for ARM, making sure both its hardware and software roadmaps are in line with industry goals and directives.
At GDC 2015 Geomerics is announcing the release of the Enlighten 3 engine, a new version that brings cinematic-quality real-time global illumination to market. Some of the biggest new features include additional accuracy on indirect lighting, color separated directional output (enables individual RGB calculations), better light map baking for higher quality output, and richer material properties to support transparency and occlusion.
All of this technology will be showcased in a new Subway demo that includes real-time global illumination simulation, dynamic transparency and destructible environments.
Geomerics Enlighten 3 Subway Demo
Enlighten 3 will also ship with Forge, a new lighting editor and pipeline tool for content creators looking to streamline the building process. Forge will allow import functionality from Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya applications making inter-operability easier. Forge uses a technology called YEBIS 3 to show estimated final quality without the time consuming final-build processing time.
Finally, maybe the biggest news for ARM and Geomerics is that the Unity 5 game engine will be using Enlighten as its default lighting engine, giving ARM/Mali a potential advantage for gaming experiences in the near term. Of course Enlighten is available as an option for Unreal Engine 3 and 4 for developers using that engine in mobile, console and desktop projects as well as in an SDK form for custom integrations.
Read more about Intel's new Cherry Trail
Subject: General Tech | March 2, 2015 - 01:49 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: SoFIA, silvermont, modem, LTE, Intel, Cherry Trail, atom x7, atom x5, atom x3, 7260
With MWC in full swing Intel showed off their mobile silicon to Ryan and to The Tech Report who compiled complete specifications of the Cherry Trail based Atom x5-8300 and 8500 as well as the x7-8700. All three of these chips will have an Intel designed XMM 7260 LTE modem as well as WiFi and NFC connectivity with the X7 also featuring Intel WiGig. You can also expect RealSense, True Key facial recognition and Pro Wireless Display to send secure wireless video to compatible displays for meetings. Check out the full list of stats here.
"Intel says the dual-core Atom x3-C3130 is shipping now, while the quad-core Atom x3-C3230RK is coming later in the first half of the year. The LTE-infused Atom x3-C3440 will follow in the second half. In all, the chipmaker names 19 partners on board with the Atom x3 rollout, including Asus, Compal, Foxconn, Pegatron, Weibu, and Wistron."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- News: The TR Podcast 171: Nvidia takes heat, Carrizo runs cool, and Fractal stays quiet
- Seagate NAS owners: hide it behind a firewall. Fast. @ The Register
- The Samsung Galaxy S6 & Galaxy S6 Edge Unpacked Event @ Tech ARP
- MWC: Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge arrive with metal redesign and QHD screens @ The Inquirer
- Acer enters Windows Phone fray with cheap Liquid M220 mobe @ The Register
- Microsoft Swarms all over Docker Machines @ The Register
BitTorrent Sync 2.0 Available Now For PC, NAS, and Mobile With Pro Version For $39.95/year
Subject: General Tech | March 4, 2015 - 02:29 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: sync 2.0, folder sync, file sharing, bittorrent sync, bittorrent, backup
BitTorrent Sync has officially taken the beta tag off and launched Sync 2.0. Sync 2.0 is the latest iteration of the company's file and folder synchronization application. It uses certificate-based security and the torrent protocol to securely share files an folders with no file size or transfer limits. Sync 2.0 is available for PCs as well as NAS and mobile devices and it can be used to roll your own cloud storage.
Sync 2.0 contains numerous bug fixes and three major new features over Sync 1.4 (which I detailed here and includes selective sync, ownership and permission controls, and private identities). Additionally, the question of how BitTorrent will monetize Sync has been answered with the introduction of a paid Sync Pro subscription service that grants access to all the new Sync features.
BitTorrent continues to offer a free version that Sync 1.4.3 users can upgrade to in order to take advantage of the bug fixes with one big caveat. The free version of Sync 2.0 is limited to synchronizing 10 folders (no file/folder size or transfer limits). This is a irksome step backwards from the previous version that in my opinion is unwarranted (Sync Pro unlocks a slew of useful features), but apparently BitTorrent believes it needs to do this to encourage enough people to ante up for the paid version to support the project.
Users can download Sync 2.0 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Free BSD from GetSync.com while mobile users can pick the Sync app up from their app store of choice (it should be live today). BitTorrent now supports Sync on Network Attached Storage devices from Asustor, Drobo, Netgear, Overland SnapServer, QNAP, Seagate, and Synology. You can grab the appropriate NAS build from this page.
Downloads of Sync 2.0 include a 30-day trial of Sync Pro. Sync Pro will cost $39.95 per user per year (on unlimited devices) with volume licensing available for large organizations and teams.
I have been using Sync since the original alpha and have found it to be invaluable in keeping all my files in sync and my smartphone pictures backed up (especially with the number of times my S5 has needed replacing heh). I am still deciding whether or not I will purchase the yearly Pro subscription (The 10 folder limit does not affect me (yet anyway)), but the new features are compelling as the linked devices and selective sync would be welcome. The ownership and permissions stuff is great for collaboration and sharing with others, but that's not something I'm using it for right now.
What are your thoughts on Sync 2.0 and the new subscription model? Now that I am allowed to talk about it, do you have any questions?
MWC 15: LG Demos WebOS Smartwatch ("Urbane LTE")
Subject: General Tech, Mobile, Shows and Expos | March 1, 2015 - 09:46 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: webOS, smartwatch, mwc 15, MWC, LG
A while ago, LG licensed WebOS from HP for use in their smart TVs and, as we found out during CES, smart watches.
The LG Urbane LTE is one such device, and we can finally see it in action. It is based around (literally) a circular P-OLED display (320 x 320, 1.3-inches, 245 ppi). Swirling your finger around the face scrolls through the elements like a wheel, which should be significantly more comfortable to search through a large list of applications than a linear list of elements -- a lot like an iPod (excluding the Touch and the Shuffle). That said, I have only seen other people use it.
The SoC is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400, clocked at 1.2 GHz. It supports LTE, Wireless-N, Bluetooth 4.0LE, and NFC. It has 1 GB of RAM, which is quite a bit, and 4GB of permanent storage, which is not. It also has a bunch of sensors, from accelerometers and gyros to heart rate monitors and a barometer. It has a speaker and a microphone, but no camera. LG flaunts a 700 mAh battery, which they claim is "the category's largest", but they do not link that to an actual amount of usage time (only that it "go[es] for days in standby mode").
Video credit: The Verge
Pricing has not yet been announced, but it should hit the US and Europe before May arrives.
Gigabyte's Force H3X is great for gaming but perhaps not podcasting
Subject: General Tech | March 2, 2015 - 03:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gigabyte, audio, Force H3X, gaming headset, analog
Gigabyte's Force H3X gaming headset sports the 50mm neodymium drivers we have become used to, with a decent frequency response range of 20Hz to 20KHz. The microphone is a bit different, using two 2mm pickup drivers on each side for a total of four but from the testing Modders Inc performed it did not help with the quality of your recorded audio. This does not matter so much on a gaming headset but this is perhaps not the best choice for a budding YouTube star. For audio in gaming Modders Inc does give the headset good marks and they also found it to be very comfortable over long periods of time, definitely worth checking out if you are in the market for a new headset to game with.
"Don't you hate that when you are camping with a sniper rifle and all of the sudden some one sneaks up behind you and puts a knife through your head? Of course! We have all been there. Don't you wish you heard that guy who was sneaking up on you? Maybe then you could have switched to a Desert Eagle …"
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Turtle Beach Earforce Z60 DTS Headphone X @ eTeknix
- Turtle Beach Elite 800 PlayStation & Mobile Wireless Headset @ eTeknix
- Kingston HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset Review @ Neoseeker
- Audio-Technica Sonic Sport ATH-Sport1 @ Kitguru
- Turtle Beach Recon 320 PC & Mobile Gaming Headset @ eTeknix
- Kingston HyperX Cloud II @ Kitguru
A taste of the new Pi
Subject: General Tech | March 3, 2015 - 03:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
Linux.com have just released benchmarks of the new Raspberry Pi 2 Model B with its improved processor and RAM. Benchmarking a Pi is always interesting as you must find applications which are reasonable for this device to use, with webserver software being a decent choice to compare to ODroid-U2, Radxa and the Beaglebone Black. openSSL 1.0.1e,DES and AES cbc mode ciphering and Blowfish were all tested with the Pi performing slowly but improved from the previous generation and certainly decent for a $35 piece of hardware. In addition both a full KDE desktop and KDE/Openbox were successfully installed with Openbox the recommended choice. Get all the results right here.
"Released in February, the Raspberry Pi Model 2 B is an update to the original board that brings quad cores for six times the performance of the original, 1 gigabyte of RAM for twice the memory, and still maintains backwards compatibility. The many CPU cores are brought about by moving from the BCM2835 SoC to the BCM2836 SoC in the Raspberry Pi 2."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Google Backs Off Default Encryption on New Android Lollilop Devices @ Slashdot
- Ericsson, Telstra and Qualcomm up the ante with 600Mbps demo @ The Register
- 50 shades of grey can turn Adobe Reader into a hot mess @ The Register
- New Seagate Shingled Hard Drive Teardown @ Slashdot
- Microsoft spills some beans on the Windows 10 Universal Apps platform @ The Inquirer
- NVIDIA Fixes Old Compiz Bug @ Slashdot
- IBM and Apple cosy up further with more joint cloud apps @ The Inquirer
- MWC: Jolla pitches Sailfish Secure OS as Europe's only safe mobile option @ The Inquirer
Meet Silicon Motion's new flash agnostic controller
Subject: Storage | March 3, 2015 - 06:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: tlc, ssd, SM2256, slc, silicon motion
You may remember the Silicon Motion SM2256 SSD controller that Al reported on during CES this year, even if you do not you should be interested in a controller which can work with 1x/1y/1z nm TLC NAND from any manufacturer on the market. The SSD Review managed to get a prototype which uses the new SM2256 controller, Samsung's 19nm TLC planar NAND flash and a Hynix 440Mhz 256MB DDR3 DRAM chip. In benchmarking they saw 548MB/s sequential reads and 484MB/s writes, with 4K slowing down to 38MB/s for read and 110MB/s for write. Check out the rest of the review here as well as keeping your eyes peeled for our first review of the new controller.
"Controllers are the heart and soul of every SSD. Without one, an SSD would be a useless PCB with some components slapped on it. It is responsible for everything from garbage collection and wear leveling to error correction and hardware encryption. In simple terms, all these operations can be quite complicated to implement as well as expensive to develop."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Crucial's BX100 and MX200 @ The Tech Report
- Crucial MX200 250 GB @ techPowerUp
- Crucial BX100 SSD @ HardwareHeaven
- OCZ ARC 100 480GB SSD Review @ NikKTech
- Thecus W4000 WSS NAS @ Kitguru
- WD My Cloud DL4100 Business NAS Review @ Techgage
- ASUSTOR AS7010T NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- SilverStone TS431S 4-Bay miniSAS DAS Storage Tower @ eTeknix
Pushing the GTX 980 to the limits; the ASUS ROG Poseidon
Subject: Graphics Cards | March 4, 2015 - 03:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: asus, ROG Poseidon GTX 980, GTX 980, factory overclocked
On the box the ASUS ROG Poseidon GTX 980 Platinum states a base of 1178MHz and a boost clock of 1279MHz but in testing [H]ard|OCP saw the card sitting at 1328MHz in game while on air cooling. They then proceeded to hook up a Koolance Exos-2 V2 and pushed the card to 1580MHz in game, though the RAM would only increase by 1.1GHz to 8.1GHz. As you would expect this had a noticeable impact on the performance and while it might not compete with the just announced Titan X at $640 it is also far less expensive though still $200 more than the Sapphire Vapor-X 290X it was tested against and $90 more than the 8GB version of that card. If you have the budget this GTX 980 is the fastest single GPU card on the planet right now.
"The highest overclocked GeForce GTX 980 based video card just landed. If the ASUS ROG Poseidon GTX 980 Platinum video card with a hybrid air and liquid cooling system doesn't impress you, we are not sure what will when it comes to GPU. We push the Poseidon clocks and pit it against the AMD Radeon R9 290X for an ultimate showdown."
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In a recent leak from Microsoft that The Inquirer is reporting on describes Windows Server 2016 as offering "a new headless deployment option for Windows Server". Your next generation of servers may live in containers inside CloudOS infrastructure and you will use Windows Server Core to access Powershell to remotely interface with your server. There are some downsides to this model, data which is required to be stored in a specific geographical location will not be able to take advantage of this and you will lose the ability to run a fax server. Governments and other organizations may be forking over money to Microsoft to support older versions of Windows server now or in the future if the idea of a server that you can actually sit in front of is being discouraged. As with all leaks you should take this with a grain of salt but this is certainly in line with what Microsoft's new business model seems to be.
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- Lumia 640 review: Hands-on at MWC @ The Inquirer
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Valve has slowly but surely been working on its living room gaming initiative. Despite the slow progress (read: Valve time), Steam Machines are still a thing and a new bit of hardware called the "Steam Link" will allow you to stream all of your Steam content from your computers and Steam Machines to your TV over a local network. Slated for a November launch, the Steam Link is a $49.99 box that can be paired with a Steam Controller for another $49.99.
Valve has revealed little about the internals or specific features of the Steam Link. We do know that it can tap into Valve's Steam In-Home Streaming technology to stream your PC games to your TV and output it at 1080p 60Hz (no word on specific latency numbers but the wired connection is promising). The box is tiny, looking to be less than half of a NUC (and much shorter) with sharp angles and one rounded corner hosting the Steam logo. Two USB ports, a Gigabit Ethernet port, a HDMI output, and an AC power jack sit on the rear of the device with a third USB port located on the left side of the Steam Link.
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Tel Aviv — In his first election after immigrating to Israel from Los Angeles, Avi Cohen, 26, voted for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But now, amid a swirling national debate over integrating the fervently Orthodox into the army, Cohen says he's reconsidering.
That's because Netanyahu on Monday dissolved the Plesner Committee, a panel formed with the centrist Kadima party to formulate new legislation aimed at ending a universal draft exemption for fervently Orthodox yeshiva students.
"The committee was one big charade, just like all of his other committees, and it was doomed to fail from the beginning," said Cohen, an infantry reservist, at the "suckers encampment," a tent in Tel Aviv set up to pressure the government to legislate a universal draft. "Netanyahu needs to get up the guts to stand up to the ultra-Orthodox.
"Now he has the political clout to do it," Cohen continued, referring to the supermajority of 94 out of 120 Knesset seats the prime minister now enjoys in his ruling coalition. "He talks nicely but we don't see anything materializing. And if this continues I won't vote for him again. I'm not the only one."
Six weeks after forming a national unity government with Kadima leader Shaul Mofaz with the express purpose of avoiding early elections and coming up with a more equitable way to share the "national burden," Netanyahu faces a coalition crisis. He is struggling to chart a course between his fervently Orthodox partners, and parties like the centrist Kadima vying for the votes of the Israeli mainstream.
The dilemma over draft exemption could play a role in elections because it touches on an institution long considered at the heart of Israeli identity: its "army of the people" and the universal draft. Israel's Supreme Court recently struck down the Tal Law that preserved exemptions for thousands of yeshiva students, creating pressure for a compromise before the law's expiration Aug 1.
The military exemption is rooted in a deal between Israel's founding prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, and haredi or fervently Orthodox parties to give several hundred yeshiva students a pass because they were considered a marginal community.
But now, as the haredi communities grow to become a major part of Israel's population, many are pointing to the exemption — as well as government subsidies for their families that allow the fervently Orthodox to stay out of the work force — as untenable and unjust.
Many in the haredi community contend that by devoting themselves to scholarship and keeping religious tradition, they are protecting the Jewish people.
But Avi Bar, another protestor at the "suckers tent," vowed that he and his reservist buddies would ignore their next call-up notices in protest if the government does not end the exemptions.
"My friends and I are willing to do whatever it takes — even if it means going to jail or protesting in front of the prime minister's house," said the combat medic. "We've all served in the reserves for over 13 years and no one can accuse us of not contributing."
The Plesner Committee, named for its chairman, Kadima parliament member Yohanan Plesner, reportedly planned to recommend fines of 90,000 shekels ($22,500) for soldiers who evade service — a proposal vehemently opposed by the haredi parties.
However, the committee also reportedly planned to allow haredi youths to defer their draft until age 23 — a provision that advocates of a universal draft consider a potential escape hatch for yeshiva students who get married.
In addition, the committee is said to have been planning to call for the gradual recruitment of young Israeli Arabs into some form of national service but to recommend that no action be taken against Arab draft dodgers. That didn't sit well with Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, who told a press conference last week: "Every Israeli citizen who reaches the age of 18 must perform either military or civilian national service. No one should be exempt."
Netanyahu was later quoted as agreeing with Lieberman, saying he believed in the idea of "enlistment for all. … The world has changed, the country has changed and the situation is not what it was in the past. Everyone should share the burden."
Reports that the Plesner Committee would not recommend penalties against Arabs who refused to enlist prompted two Israeli parties, Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu faction and Habayit Hayehudi (Jewish Home), to withdraw from the Plesner Committee. That prompted Netanyahu to say he would not "submit a bill that does not call for ultra-Orthodox and Arab citizens to share the burden of national service." He then dissolved the committee, and coalition members began meeting to wrestle with the problem.
A parliament member from Netanyahu's Likud party said the coalition couldn't reach an agreement on new legislation and that the prime minister was preparing to offer a plan.
"There is no justification for this huge coalition and for calling off the [early] elections if no historic or dramatic decisions are made," said the Knesset member, Carmel Shama Hacohen.
"Without the integration of the haredim in Israeli society, starting from the army and including in the economy — and the Arab population — Israel's economy does not have a rosy future in the foreseeable future," Hacohen said.
But for Israel's fervently Orthodox leadership, the proposed military draft is a symbol of the state's intrusion on communities that pride themselves on following Jewish law to the letter and that have been given wide authority to look after their own affairs.
"We know that the only way to keep our spiritual existence as a nation and to stay alive is by staying attached to Torah," said Yishayahu Horwitz, an editor at the haredi daily paper Hamevaser. "It's a way of living; we see it as a mission. And we believe that a boy who learns Torah is at a higher level than one who goes into the army to be a pilot."
Many observers believe that if the government tried to forcibly draft haredim it could lead to mass civil disobedience and clashes.
"It's not realistic to say, 'Tomorrow we're going to go into the study halls to clear them out — there will be a civil war," said Rabbi Dov Lipman, an Orthodox resident of Beit Shemesh who believes that the fervently Orthodox should be gradually integrated into the mainstream. "They would all go to jail."
The issue of universal service was a major issue in last year's social unrest movement that swept the country. It stressed social solidarity by highlighting economic burdens borne by middle-class Israelis.
The social protestors have now returned to the streets to renew their calls for reform, and thousands protested on Saturday in Tel Aviv. A "million person protest" has been called for July 14, the first anniversary of this movement. But leaders are divided. The city has banished their symbolic encampment from the city center, and there's a perception that they achieved few tangible results despite the buzz last year.
Whatever happens this year, demonstrators for reform say their efforts would have been ignored had it not been for last year's demonstrations for "social justice."
"The issue unites the majority of the people," said Yoav Kish, a member of the Plesner Committee who represents the "suckers tent." "It's an awakening of the public. What you see here is much stronger today because of last year [social protests]. People are thinking and trying to understand so they can make a difference."
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Dinverno Group LLC, a Madison Heights-based waste hauler and recycler that focuses on nonresidential business, has acquired Waste Management Inc.'s rubber wheel division in Michigan for an unspecified price, said Guido Dinverno, the company's president.
"Waste Management was looking for a hauler to purchase these assets that could provide superior service to their customers," said Dinverno. He said his company was selected by Waste Management in a bidding process.
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will uninstalling this program in any way affect my League of Legends client? not cool riot, not cool, mentioning 2nd party programs that are being installed with your stuff should be natural, especially because of events like this, people dont like to have stuff installed behind their back ESPECIALLY when its p2p
australia has a download/upload limit? ****tiest country just got ****tiester
If you click the Options button in the launcher, there's an option tick for enabling/disabling P2P transfer. Have you tried using that? My bet is that'll fix all your problems.
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Yep, this is an issue but its the case for many programs. What you download and what you install is part of a package unfortunately. This kind of program is junk and ya I uninstalled, blocked, and registry nuked it into oblivion when I found out it was snuck on to my computer. P2P programs are so f'ing risky, anyone with a clever brain and a packet sniffer can F you up if you have fail security on your end. Riot, you need to at least prompt that this **** is being used.
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Wow, that's ****ing uncool Riot. @OP, thanks for letting us know. If you google that, the 2nd link that shows up is this: http://www.dasfox.com/blog/post/What...ndoexe%29.aspx I uninstalled it; that's some shady **** Riot, shady **** indeed.
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just uninstall it, haven't had any client problems since uninstalling
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It might be a nice program to save (the company) money and speed up download times, but **** I wish they would ask for your permission, or at least inform you about it. Oh, and I ****ing HATE how it stays on your computer even after you delete the game it came with. (Not LoL, I started a few days ago and I absolutely love it)
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It can also make installing LoL nearly impossible if your firewall/router/antivirus takes offense to it. It's the worst software that's not outright malware that I've ever seen in my ****ing life. I wasted like 4 hours reinstalling LoL today because it was so hard to get it to work. And then apparently this **** screws your bandwith up too? Go figure, I've been having trouble with upload/download speeds in general...maybe this piece of **** program was responsible. Thanks for this thread!
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Parking was very tight.I have a GMC Sierra and BARELY fit in the parking spaces. The beds were not to comfortable.I had a acheing back Sat. morning after a restless nites sleep.Sunday morning i could barely walk.
There is a night club across the street. Unless you plan on partying all night, stay away from this place! It's tacky, dated, and gross.
The room smelt like stale cigarette smoke. Very old and out dated for the price we paid. The environment did not give you the feel it was very clean and comfortable.
I liked the proximity to the beach. The manager is a really pleasant person
I didn't like that they didn't replace towels for more than a one day stay.
I did like the size of the room as it had plenty of space, which included a microwave, frig as well as a sofa bed. Location of the motel was convenient.
Motel could use some updates. The door entrance to the room was not the most secure as you could see daylight at the bottom/side of the door. Furniture was well used and no coffee maker. Had to walk more than a block or two to get coffee as the store across the street from the motel did not open until 9am because the summer season ended.
location, room size and parking lot proximity.
bed was very uncomfortable. More towels in the room
Comfortable bed, small refrigerator, large sink, cable tv. Friendly host.
bathroom was small with no sink.
dirty bathroom ,not enough towels, rug was wet and dirty, kitchen sink in the room. no phone in room,office shut down at 9 o'clock no bathroom toilet paper. room was dirty
The location was the only saving grace on this hotel.
The room was filthy, the tub did not drain properly and was dirty, the towels were grey from lack of cleanliness, the sheets on the bed had hair on them before we slept on them, the bed was uncomfortable, the dead bolt did not work, no phone, no clock, the free wifi did not work, the manager was rude when we complained but did refund our second night.
The fridge and microwave.
Bathroom was so small I couldn't even dry off after my shower in there. It was a good thing I was alone. It had a terrible smell when I got there that I almost turned around and left. The door wouldn't shut well. I had to slam it with both hands. The curtains were broken. There were peanuts in the bed rail. The light above the sink was so poor it was difficult to see to get ready to go out. The location was so ghetto, I was nervous to even walk alone to Ocean Ave. The smell of the room alone was enough for me to never stay there again, not would I ever recommend this motel to anyone.
I liked the abilty to park off street and walk to the beach. We walked down the boardwalk in the evening and the outside of the motel was lit well at night when we returned. The check in person was pleasant and polite.
My television didn't work and they didn't get it repaired, or change my room. They said they were booked and no rooms were available. The rooms are next to a main street and traffic was very noisy. The bed was like a rock. They are not available in the office after 10 pm so if there is any problem forget it. There is no ice for drinks and there are absolutely no frills except a free small shampoo and mini bar of soap. No coffee anywhere except a few blocks away for any morning coffee fanatics. Overall it is not worth the price.
The location was the only thing good about the place
The place was run down, old and not very clean. The carpeting was not very clean. The screens to the outside were ripped, the air conditioner did not run properly and the pool on the roof of the hotel was green. I would definitely never stay there again and would never recommend the place. It cost 173. plus for one night! Ridiculous!!
Management was good.
Room had poor location, close to a busy street. Room needs updating. Shower is slippery.
We traveled with my kids, ages 9 and 11. When booking through booking.com, it seemed like this was the last place available for two nights that had a pool. A pool is a must for our kids. They have a "rooftop pool". The pool is literally above the office, and dripped down on me as I was getting out of my truck to check in. The pool was too cold for the kids to even go in. It also looked very run down, I was afraid to sit on the one cushioned lounge chair that they had, 4 he cushion was only half there and in rough shape. I guess one plus is that we were able to lock our bikes to some posts that they had in their parking area. Also the room did have a microwave and fridge. The beach was pretty close if you walked across the street and down a path.
I didn't like the fact that the bedspread had someone's old Hello Kitty sticker on it. It was really worn out, and looked like it had been washed several times, but also only once a season. The parking spaces were very tighat and not many available. We had a pickup with bike rack attached and there is no way it would have fit anywhere but right in front by the check in. Not sure where they would have put us if that spot were not available, but we didn't feel like we could come and go. There was no ice machine, but there was a store to purchase some at across the street. All restaurants were a good walk. I don't feel like this was worth about $360 for 2 nights.I also saw several vacancy signs, so I would say contact some of the motels that may not be on booking.com if you know the names. Seems like there are better deals to be had.
Their A/C unit was not working at full blast so we had to open a window to get cool air. Our room looked like it was storage or big closet before. It was in the far corner. The bathroom consisted of shower and toilet. In one corner was the vanity and mirror outside of the bathroom.
The beach was a 5 minute walk and loved the pool on rooftop!Convienence store right across the street too.
Our first room was not very clean but we stayed an extra night and the second room was VERY clean :)
It was great to have a kitchenette and two queen sized beds.
The motel was located at a very unsavory part of the strip. The room was very dirty and the other guests were drinking and smoking outside our room on the balcony. It was nearly impossible to get any sleep because the walls were thin.
I loved how it was walking distance to the beach and their pool was nice as well. The service was great.
The beds were uncomfortable and gross. The blankets had stains on them, we had to go to Walmart to get our own blankets because of how gross they were. There wasn't much parking and it smelled weird.
Unclean Poor location Way over priced!! Beds hard Very uncomfortable
- good localization, close to beach, - new air conditioning (quite silent), - nice staff,
- noise from main street (in the night) - noise form pool, - too expensive compered to offered conditions, - sink in the room, no sink in the bathroom,
The fact that it wasn't to far from a beach entrance...front desk staff was nice....
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Can anyone help me come up with a decent set with Bronze Dragonflight-vibe? Preferably tanking (shield and one hand), but a two handed is alright too.
This far I've come up with Maladath (http://www.wowhead.com/item=19351) and Soul Cleaver (http://www.wowhead.com/item=32348). Those colours and themes are perfect.
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Hoping some of you could help me out finishing off my set! I got all of the old TBC fire resist set so its black and red. I picked up the new mauradon quest shield and thus now the last thing I need is a 1H sword to go with the set but I can't seem to find anything black and red other than Archi' sword >.< Any sugestions for a black, red or black and red sword for this set would be much apreciated!
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Xandel what shield and helm is that?
What I can see is: armor is Glorious of the ..., weapon is Maladath, shoulder is swiftsteel (I crafted mine two days ago ).
My current setup is stone/gold
But if I get more glorious items I will switch to gold only. But still some items to go.
Search wowhead for "dark iron". There is this weapon: www.wowhead.com/item=17015
Can you link me the shield please? What belt do you use?
Visit G'eras http://www.wowhead.com/items?filter=...8525;gb=1#head in Shattrath. He has fire resist gear for currency points that matches the craftable dark iron plate gear. All items are the same to the one we can craft except for the helm.
The one from G'eras is way cooler. http://www.wowhead.com/item=32083 vs. http://www.wowhead.com/item=19148
Btw the is a new ironforge shield called: Royal Treasury Courier's Shield
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