Found satellite images of Haiti after the earthquake through Gizmodo. Even with all the technology we have, there is still a lot of work to do. Even with various forms of powers of prediction, we still can’t prevent much.
THIS PHONE IS REAL. So I’ve been following Gizmodo’s Liveblog of the android press event right now and they’ve finally gotten to the details I desperately wanted to hear about. The phone ships TODAY.
So we haven’t done much recently. At all. We’ll try to get back to writing posts about the exciting things that are going to happen in 2010. As a final note, I would like to mention that the way you should say “2010” is “twenty-ten.” That is all.
Thanks – hope everyone has a good one.
Taiga: Akemashite Omedetougozaimasu. (Happy New Years)
So fall is finally here, and that means the fall lineup has finally been introduced. Well, after watching a good amount of first episodes, I have to say that my expectations for this season are fairly bleak.
Earlier today, Verizon Wireless and Google announced that they were going to partner up! Even better news is that before the end of this year, Verizon is planning to release two Android phones!
As you may have known, school has started for both Jacob and I recently. For me the first week has just passed and going forward from here, our schedules will be packed pretty tight.
So some things I have been planning to do are videos and LOTS of them. To accomplish this, I have purchased a Hauppauge HD PVR. This baby is an external capture card that does all the encoding in the device itself. This means absolutely no overhead for your CPU as you’re busy playing the game. Previously, I would use FRAPS to record game footage, while this worked for older titles such as Half-Life, Starcraft, and Quake, new titles won’t cut it. Fraps would virtually make the game unplayable frame rate wise. This of course can be avoided with a quad core processor but I don’t have the money for that.