Sony SRS-BTV5 Bluetooth Speaker

Sony SRS-BTV5 Bluetooth Speaker

The new Sony SRS-BTV5 Bluetooth speaker is compatible with any Bluetooth A2DP compatible device. This palm-sized Bluetooth speaker supports NFC functionality to simplify the pairing process. The Sony SRS-BTV5 also has a 1.2 watt speaker, a volume control and a built-in mic, allowing you to use it as a speakerphone. Its rechargeable battery offers up to five hours worth of playtime. No word on pricing or availability at this time. [Gizmodo]

Bobby Valentine: Red Sox September 2012 Roster ‘Weakest’ In MLB History

TORONTO — Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine says his team’s roster is beyond depleted.

Valentine was asked before Friday night’s game in Toronto what part of his last-place club would benefit most from some extra call-ups.

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Joe Paterno Staying In Brown University Athletic Hall Of Fame

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Joe Paterno will remain in Brown University’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

The Ivy League university announced Friday that an independent board that oversees the hall has voted not to remove the late Penn State football coach, who graduated from Brown in 1950.

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Amazon Is Going to Start Charging Sales Tax (in California) [Amazon]

Californians. Dudes. Dudettes. The gig is up, folks. Starting midnight, Amazon customers in the Golden State of California will have to start paying tax on purchases made on Amazon and “other large internet retailers”. Go click crazy now while you can! More »

‘Last Ounce Of Courage’ Reviews, Lil Wayne, The Master & More: The Week In Ouch

Another week, another batch of critics who just can’t be pleased.

Nearly everyone loved “The Master,” but the Scientology-inspired film didn’t go over as well at AMNY, where a writer found the movie satisfying in some pretty significant ways. That review notwithstanding, anything short of a Best Picture nomination is sure to come as a disappointment to the folks over at The Weinstein Company.

Josh Radnor’s new movie, “Liberal Arts,” received some favorable reviews, though one critic took some issue with Radnor’s own character. But of the other new films at the cineplex, none was more disparaged than “The Last Ounce of Courage,” a preachy project from the same folks who brought you “2016: Obama’s America.” The target this time: godless Americans who gleefully strip the holidays of any references to Christmas. This supposed sanitization of Christ’s birthday provides the backdrop for what most critics agree is a pretty pitiful crusade.

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Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. Sergio Martinez For WBC Middleweight Title

LAS VEGAS — Just the idea of a big 160-pound fight had promoter Bob Arum reminiscing about the 1980s, when Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Thomas Hearns took on all comers and middleweights ruled the boxing world.

Saturday night’s fight between Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Sergio Martinez isn’t exactly Hagler-Hearns, but it is intriguing enough to get boxing fans excited about the middleweight division again.

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Motorola Droid RAZR M Review


The Motorola Droid RAZR M was just made available to the public, so it’s time for a review. We have played with the device since its official launch in New York last week. The overall idea of this device is to provide a compact form factor, and a relatively “large” screen (4.3″) at the same time. Of course such as size isn’t that big these days as it is possible to find 5.5″ smartphones, but again, Motorola has other phones like the Droid RAZR Maxx HD to address that market, so let’s review this phone for what it is: a push towards super-thin bezels, high-quality display and large battery capacity (2000mAh). This sounds very nice on the paper, but is it so rosy in the real world? Let’s see…



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Every Making Of Indiana Jones Documentary: These Belong in a Museum [Video]

Everyone loves Indiana Jones. That’s just science. But you’ve also probably seen all of them a hundred dozen times. You could go through and watch all of the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles on Netflix (actually, yeah, do that too). Or you could take a night and watch all of these wonderful documentaries about how the Indy films were made. More »

Zuckerberg Rambling About Nothing for 30 Minutes Earned Facebook $7 Billion [Facebook]

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Valve taunts us with prospect of official Portal 2 sentry turret replica (video)

Valve taunts us with prospect of official Portal 2 sentry turret replica video

A Holy Grail of gamer memorabilia is the Portal turret replica — as much a tech toy as proof that you can sing “Want You Gone” from memory. It’s already been coveted when made in small batches by fans, so you can imagine the hysteria when Valve Software itself posts a teaser video (found after the break) at its store’s Facebook page showing what looks to be a near life-size, computer-linked version of Aperture Science’s typical sentry from Portal 2, minus the laser targeting and live machine guns. After that, however, we’re left to guess whether or not it’s just a decoration for Valve’s offices or a commercial product to buy alongside a Companion Cube plushie. We’ve asked Valve about providing more details in the near future and will let you know if the developer is any more talkative than its robot guards.

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