Last December Rovio released a teaser trailer which showed a character from Angry Birds dressed as wizard, a knight and archer. Now we have learned that the company is on the verge of releasing a turn-based RPG game called Angry Birds Epic.
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Microsoft is taking Indian market very seriously. Last month at the MWC 2014 event, it announced two mobile phone manufactures from India, Karbonn and Lava, both of which are enjoying handsome sales by selling cheap android phones.
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Sandisk announced a massive 128 GB micro SDXC card at the mobile world congress 2014 but did not release a compatibility. A Lumia 1520 user can confirmed that it supports the card even though Nokia states it supports cards up to 64GB capacity.
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Microsoft is planning to release its One Note application for Apple’s Mac OS X operating system later this month. If this rumor is true then it would bring strong competition to popular note taking application Evernote.
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Nvidia has released six new mobile GeForce 800M series GPUs that are designed for ultrabook laptops and desktop replacement notebooks. This new GPU series will replace the 700M parts in laptops whcih have been shipping from past one year.
First is the entry level GeForce GT 830M and GeForce GT 840M GPUs that are based on the Maxwell architecture. Nvidia has not unveiled their specs but has told us that it is up to 35 per cent faster than the previous generation and up to 4x faster than the HD Graphics 4400 found in an Intel Core i5-4200U processor.
We do have detailed specifications of their performance mobile GTX graphic card. Like 840M and 830M the GTX 850M and 860M are also based on latest Maxwell architecture while GTX 870M and 880M use the Kepler as its base.
All the 800m-series mobile GPUs feature GPU Boost but the company has not detailed the exact frequencies. The reason is the clock speed will depend on the particular laptop the GPU is used in and the cooling technology employed by the manufacturer. This type of practice is considered normal in the GPU industry.
Dong Nguyen, the creator Flappy Bird has mentioned in an interview with Rolling Stone that it could make a comeback on Android and iPhone. However unlike the original game, there would be a warning message at the start of the game to notify users that playing Flappy Bird for a long time could be harmful to user’s health.
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Pebble has released an application store for Android and there are new apps to go in conjunction with this software release. The software has been in beta from quite sometime now but now, anyone can download it play store.
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An internal document from T-Mobile has revealed that the network provider will be offering only the 16 gigabyte variant in stores. Those willing to get the 32GB model will have to order it on T-Mobile online website.
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Gigaset has released QV830 and QV1030 at the CeBIT 2014 technology event. Both have quad cores processors and run Android 4.2 jelly bean operating system. Many do not know that Gigaset is a German company that is popular for making cordless phones for home and office use.
Both Gigaset QV830 and QV1030 come with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean operating system with play store onboard to ensure you have access to millions of applications outside the box.
Shuttle has been making small computers from quite sometime and their latest model is a powerhouse. The Shuttle DS81 measures just 7.4 x 6.5 x 1.7 inches and still has plenty of room for 2 LAN ports, 8 USB ports and a two display ports. And of course as said earlier it features an Intel Haswell processor backed by HD 4600 graphics that can handle full HD displays and 4K ultra HD resolution.
Unlike other Shuttle computers, it is not a very power saving PC. It gobbles up 90 watts of power and it does not features a fanless computer.
Specifications include 6 USB 2.0, 2 USB 3.0, HDMI, 16 gigabytes of memory, 2x display ports, 2.5 inch drive bay, mini PCIe slot, SATA 3, mini PCIe slot and SATA 2 connectors.
The price of Shuttle DS81 is about USB 250 and sold as bare bones device. The mini PC supports Windows 7 as well as Linux operating system.
