It looks as though our old pal in Mountain View might have its sights set on developing another programming language. Avid coders probably recall the company’s Go offering that was announced last year. Now, Google is looking to stake its claim on th…
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Google files trademark for ‘Spot,’ programming language to follow?
Posted by admin on August 29, 2011
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Google Videos For Root Users
Posted by admin on August 27, 2011
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So, you have a rooted device like most of the members around here and would like to do more. With this in mind, XDA member motodroidfreak brings you a hacked version of Google Videos. This APK is a modified version of the com.google.android.videos-1.ap…
GameStop apologises to Deus Ex buyers, offers $50 gift cards
Posted by admin on August 26, 2011
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The most troubling aspect of this GameStop story is the fact that some people are going to GameStop to buy PC games. That being said, the act of opening new copies of the game to remove the OnLive codes was rather scummy, and led to a massive online ba…
Apple hands internship to Jailbreakme.com developer "comex"
Posted by admin on August 26, 2011
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After building the semi-famous website that allowed iPhone users to jailbreak their devices by simply clicking a link, 19-year old hacker Nicholas Allegra, aka “comex,” now has a job at Apple. A longtime member of the jailbreak community, Allegra annou…
Review: Family Tree Maker for Mac helps track ancestors
Posted by admin on August 26, 2011
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Digging back into your family history used to mean journeying to dusty records offices, scanning microfiches, and trudging round brambly graveyards. That can be fun but time consuming, which is one reason genealogy is presumed an activ…
Xbox 360′s ESPN3 app updated with more voice control, split screen and more
Posted by admin on August 26, 2011
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The PlayStation 3 may have NFL Sunday Ticket but the Xbox 360 still has exclusive access to ESPN3′s slate of games, shows and replays, and today the app was updated with a new look and a few new features. Viewers can designate their favorite sports…
Google Street View trikes take to the rainforest
Posted by admin on August 25, 2011
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Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from the Geek Tech blog at PCWorld.com.
Google will leave nothing un-photo-documented. They’…
GameStop responds to Deus Ex controversy by pulling it from shelves
Posted by admin on August 25, 2011
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GameStop can be a little defensive about competing efforts to sell games online, much in the same way record shops have few nice things to say about the iTunes Store. Yesterday, the company was caught opening copies of Deus Ex: Human Revolution on the …
Ticketmaster’s interactive seat map brings Facebook stalking to concert venues
Posted by admin on August 24, 2011
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You desperately want to attend Katy Perry’s raucous San Antonio concert, but your kid sister has absolutely zero interest in tagging along, and the mere thought of going stag strikes fear into your heart. All seems lost, but worry not — because T…
Get Your Old Android Market Back
Posted by admin on August 24, 2011
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After all this Touchpad madness and some other hot news, I got back to writing and been reading that a lot of members would want to go back to older Market application; XDA member Omnichron show us a way to revert back to older version by replacing some files on your Android device´s directory. You will have to uninstall and re install some apk´s, Dev does not specify if your device must be rooted or not so let us know how it works for you by leaving your feed back.
Originally posted by Omnichron
(App) Get your Old Android Market BackInstallation:
1. Download files below, do not rename them! Transfer to SD Card.2.* Use any file explorer and mount system as RW and delete file name (Root Explorer works nicely)âVending.APKâ and âMarketUpdater.apkâ from /system/app/. You can also delete folders com.android.vending and com.android.vending.updater in /data/data.
*Do a reboot.
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