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Beta ruins "initial cherry popping" of videogames says Bleszinski

Asked why there was no Gears of War 2 beta, Epic's Bleszinski has compared the process to getting laid with some chick and then moving on.

New Doctor Who hitting iTunes - one series a week popping up during December

Doctor Who, a show which chronicles the increasingly camp adventures of a time travelling man who gets his clothes from a Help The Aged sale rack and solves everything from interplanetary war to tooth decay by shouting while pointing a screwdriver at a broken numeric keypad, is coming to iTunes.

You can't make this up! Mac camp's big bucks makeup artists

Sarah Palin - the lipstick-wearing hockey mom with an eye-popping $150,000 wardrobe - is also shelling out big bucks to have her makeup done.

Palin's makeup artist highest paid person on Mac's team

Sarah Palin - the lipstick-wearing hockey mom with an eye-popping $150,000 wardrobe - is also shelling out big bucks to have her makeup done.

Nintendo DSi defeats flash storage devices?

The Nintendo DSi is (almost) GO in Japan, and already reports are popping up over the revamped handheld's incompatibility with certain backup devices that fit into the DS game card slot (slot-1). DS gamers of course will know all the most popular ones, like the R4DS and EZFlash V. Though hailed by the enthusiast community for homebrew application and media playback support, these devices are unfortunately better known for their ability to play illegal backups of retail DS games stored in removable flash media.

You don't mess with Dhoni's fans

Mahendra Singh Dhoni is currently the blue-eyed boy of Indian cricket. The World Twenty20 win last year, the eye-popping IPL salary, the victory against world-beating Australia in the recent Test series - it seems he can do no wrong. So when he was asked by the Ranchi District Arms Magistrate to produce a character certificate before he could get a gun licence, a section of his fans were outraged. "A great son of India has been insulted by this demand for a character reference," they said and effigies of the local magistrate were burnt during a demonstration demanding that the licence be issued immediately. Their efforts didn't go in vain; the Ranchi district administration withdrew their request, saying a person of Dhoni's stature needed no reference.

Microsoft vs. Open Source: Differences Explained by the Real World

There is an interesting contrast between the real world and the open source world evident in two blog-post/comment-threads popping up on my “open source” Google (GOOG) Alert as of November 22.

Amazon WindowShop Is the Groovy Future of Online Shopping

Whoooooa. That was my reaction as I surfed from tile to tile in Amazon's WindowShop, which is the most eye-popping online shopping experience I've ever seen. It's a collection of their most popular movies, books, music and other media arranged in a huge 3D grid, where every tile is a tiny demo of the product—a trailer, snippet or clip—and it's incredibly fast and smooth to dart from one to the other, with no lag at all.

Winnipeg escape artist gets waxed inside automatic car wash

Winnipeg escape artist Dean Gunnarson was sprayed head to toe with alternating blasts of searing hot wax, water and soap Friday as he performed his latest eye-popping stunt.

Gears of War 2 Filled with Glitches

Gears of War 2 has been available for a few days to a small percentage of gamers that have a modded xbox and tons of glitches have been popping up recently on youtube. Many of those will give you advantages over the opponent therefore ruining the Online Multiplayer experienced for many. This is just the beggining of the glitches that will be found.

Paddick gives the bikini girls a run for their money on I'm A Celebrity

Surely not a contestant in I'm A Celebrity . .. Get Me Out of Here! stripping off to attract attention? Well, yes, but not the usual suspects in a bikini-popping pose.

Now policeman Paddick gives the bikini girls a run for their money on I'm A Celebrity He stripped bare for a jungle shower

Surely not a contestant in I'm A Celebrity . .. Get Me Out of Here! stripping off to attract attention? Well, yes, but not the usual suspects in a bikini-popping pose.

New Nokia device highlights cheap smartphone trend

Nokia's E63 smartphone, expected to be announced today, will cost €199 ($445) -- a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and which one analyst described as "eye-popping."

New Nokia device highlights cheap smartphone trend

Nokia's E63 smartphone, announced Wednesday, will cost €199 (US$250) before any subsidies -- a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and which one analyst described as "eye-popping."

New Nokia device highlights cheap smart phone trend

Nokia's E63 smartphone, announced Wednesday, will cost €199 (US$250) before any subsidies -- a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and which one analyst described as "eye-popping."

New Nokia device highlights cheap smart phone trend

Nokia's E63 smartphone, announced Wednesday, will cost €199 (US$250) before any subsidies -- a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and which one analyst described as "eye-popping."

New Nokia device highlights cheap smart phone trend

Nokia's E63 smartphone, announced Wednesday, will cost €199 (US$250) before any subsidies -- a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and which one analyst described as "eye-popping."

New Nokia device highlights cheap smart phone trend

Nokia's E63 smartphone, announced Wednesday, will cost €199 (US$250) before any subsidies -- a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and which one analyst described as "eye-popping."

Xbox 360s Gears of War 2: Tons of Glitches

Gears of War 2 for the Xbox 360 has now been available to a number of Xbox 60 users who have a nodded box, and the game has a number of glitches in it, which have been popping up all over YouTube.com

Nokia E63 highlights cheap smart-phone trend

Nokia Corp.'s E63 smart phone was announced today with a price tag of $250 (€199) before any subsidies, a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and that one analyst described as "eye-popping."

Nokia E63 highlights cheap smart-phone trend

Nokia Corp.'s E63 smart phone was announced today with a price tag of $250 (€199) before any subsidies, a price that puts the phone maker ahead in a burgeoning price war and that one analyst described as "eye-popping."

Apple Could Crush Competitors With a $99 iPhone

Apple (AAPL) could slash the price of an iPhone to $99, continue to supply a nice margin of more than 40 percent and potentially dominate the smartphone market. At least that’s the opinion of a research analyst who issued a report Monday, according to a post on Electronista. The analyst said that a $100 price cut to the 8GB iPhone 3G could “double or triple” sales and quickly overtake other smartphones that are popping up these days, leaving only established successful smartphones - like the Blackberry - as competitors.

Minefield Shows the (Really) Fast Future of Firefox

zootropole writes "If you are using Firefox 3 (or even Chrome) you should consider taking a look at Mozilla's Minefield. This browser (alpha version yet, but stable) would give a new meaning to 'fast browsing experience.' Some Firefox extensions aren't supported, but riding the fastest javascript engine on the planet definitely worth a try. Minefield's install won't affect your Firefox, so there's no risk trying it. It's fast. Really. And I'm loving it." Reviews popping up around the web are overwhelmingly positive, calling the upcoming browser crazy fast, blisteringly fast, etc.

Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5

Not all superstar partnerships turn out for the best. (See: Madonna/Guy Ritchie, Shaq/Kobe, Steve Jobs/John Scully, McCain/Palin, etc.) But Motorola, the inventor of the cell phone, and Kodak, the creator of the digital camera, can be credited with launching at least one successful team-up. Together, these manufacturers have paired to create the Motorola ZINE ZN5, which features the best digicam we've seen on a cell phone yet. Better still, the handset is priced at just $100. Keep in mind that you can hardly buy a decent digital camera for that, much less a 5MP one built into a feature-rich mobile device. Not everything in the ZN5 is popping flashbulbs, however - it's only an EDGE phone and the device's video recording and playback are less than cutting-edge.

Memory Molecule Identified

Reader Ostracus informs us of research led by Michael Ehlers of Duke University that has identified a molecule, myosin Vb (five-b), that seems to be a critical component in the formation of memory. "A major puzzle for neurobiologists is how the brain can modify one... synapse at a time in a brain cell and not affect the thousands of other connections nearby. Plasticity, the ability of the brain to precisely rearrange the connections between its nerve cells, is the framework for learning and forming memories... The discovery of a molecule that moves new receptors to the synapse so that the neuron... can respond more strongly helps to explain several observations about [brain] plasticity... [The researchers] found that the myosin Vb molecule in hippocampal neurons responded to a flow of calcium ions from the synaptic space by popping up and


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