It looks like EA’s new player collision engine could use a little more work. EA claims that it “processes decisions continuously in real-time at every point of contact on a player’s body.” I would certainly watch more football if this reflected reality.
Honestly, if you don’t remember these kicks the first thing you need to do is stop reading this post and think long and hard about your childhood. The second thing you need to do is watch Back to the Future Part II and the final thing you need to do is visit nikemag.eBay.com and brace your wallet.
I guess you could also watch the video after the break to get excited too. Read more…
Excellent, although I think the video editor missed a beat not using Wet Wet Wet on the soundtrack.
Samsung has unveiled its latest contender in the smartphone battle, the Samsung Galaxy Note.
The Galaxy Note is equipped with the world’s first 5.3-inch HD Super AMOLED Display (WXGA 1280×800, 285ppi). It sports a 1.4GHz dual-core processor, 8MP camera with LED flash and a 2MP camera on the front.
No word yet on battery life but if it can live up to the hype of the video below count this Apple fiend impressed.
100 years of IBM. 100 people present 100 IBM achievements from the years in which they were born. Really quite astounding.
I cant believe they missed out Thomas J. Watson, founder of IBM’s honour for “Services to the Reich” presented by Adolf Hitler in 1937.
Some of the best new features making their way to iOS 5. I have to say, I wasn’t expecting the TextExpander-esque shortcuts which will be a very welcome addition. There are quite a few les-reported fewtures in here which are worth a look at.