Mozilla’s got a full plate between browsers, Firefox OS and a mess of other projects, but that hasn’t stopped it from starting a new initiative. The software community has set up the experimental Mozilla Location Service to collect crowdsourced geolocation data from public WiFi networks and cellular …
This article was written on August 12, 2006 by CyberNet.
Sierra has announced that they will be offering F.E.A.R. Combat as a free download on Thursday, August 17. This isn’t just going to be a small demo of the game either, they say that “F.E.A.R. Combat is the complete multiplayer component of F.E.A.R. and includes all the updates, additional official maps and additional official game modes all in one downloadable file.” So it looks like this is not just some gimmick to suck you in to buy the game. For those that are still in disbelief you can check out the features that F.E.A.R. Combat has:
You will have to register in order to get the download and you can do this on Thursday at www.joinfear.com. Once you complete your registration you will receive the necessary keycode that will unlock the game. Get ready to get your game on! Read a review of F.E.A.R. from IGN (I couldn’t find a review of F.E.A.R. Combat at this time)
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We’ve discussed the relatively new initiative Phonebloks a couple times this year, a project kicked off by creator Dave Hakkens that has taken to social media to garner mass support for its mission. As it turns out, Motorola has had a similar project in mind — a modular mobile phone with removable parts — which […]
It’s the season of fear! Horror movies, haunted houses, spooky costumes, we find anything and use everything to scare ourselves senseless. But why? What is the science behind fear? What the hell is fear? Bytesize Science explains how fear is our anticipation of something bad happening and how it works in our brain. Spooky! [Bytesize Science via Neatorama]
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We were intrigued by the Phonebloks concept phone that teased the ability to switch out a handset’s components the way most users change ringtones, and now Motorola is putting its resources behind it. In what Motorola calls Project Ara, the advanced Technology and Products group is working with …
Giuliana Rancic sat down for a one-on-one E! interview special with Tori Spelling, and Spelling proved open and willing to talk about virtually everything in her life. As expected, her father, the late Aaron Spelling, came up a lot. According to spiritual medium Rebecca Rosen, he was even there with the women during the interview.
“Dad is sending you coins,” Rosen told Spelling. “It serves as him winking at you, like you’re on the right track and he’s making sure that you’re taken care of.” Spelling revealed that her two older children are obsessed with coins and her daughter recently found one, calling it “magic.” Rosen went on to tell Spelling that her father “wants you to know that he feels deep appreciation for you being his child in this lifetime, and he understands you now better that he ever did in life.”
The special was timed with the release of Spelling’s sixth book, “Spelling It Like It Is.” The book has been making major headlines for its openness. Spelling talks about the financial troubles her family had after their reality show was cancelled, and her health issues following her fourth pregnancy. She even found room for celebrity gossip, talking about things like her encounter with “plastic” Katie Holmes.
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Golden Tate stole the spotlight on “Monday Night Football” once again.
After connecting with quarterback Russell Wilson for an 80-yard touchdown, the Seattle Seahawks’ wide receiver caught flak for his brazen taunting of Rams defensive backs Rodney McLeod and Janoris Jenkins. Tate initially leaped over Jenkins to catch the deep pass from Wilson. He then waved at both defenders as he made his way to end zone. With an official nearby for the final stretch of the touchdown, a flag was thrown for taunting and the Seahawks were penalized 15 yards on the ensuing kickoff.
