Life with Playstation is a new spin on the Folding@home system that now provides news feeds from Google and live web camera feeds. The day and night function and the radar images of weather conditions. Install Folding@home on your PS3 then update the system with Life with Playstation. Next step is to release Playstation Home.
Life with PlayStation® provides dynamic, web-based content organized into unique channels that can be browsed by time and location. While you are browsing any channel, your PS3â„¢ system can contribute to Stanford University’s Folding@homeâ„¢ distributed computing network.
Folding@home™ has been integrated into Life with PlayStation®
Folding@home™ for PLAYSTATION®3 is now part of the Life with PlayStation® application. You can still watch the protein-folding simulation in real time from the Folding@home™ channel.
Life with PlayStation
LOS ANGELES, CA:Â Federal officials investigating a commuter rail collision that killed 25 people said they want to review cell phone records to determine if an engineer blamed for running a stop signal before the crash may have been text messaging at the time.
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Extremely happy to get my email from the Qore team announcing the release of the SOCOM: Confrontation beta for PS3 that I have been so patiently waiting for.
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Lyndon Antcliff wrote this great article on blogging and thought I would share it with others. This is a high level instead of telling you about what to write about, this you will have to find on your own.
Just make sure its something people want, I often find that a variety of people read my site and that’s what works for me. But beware of writing about specific items when you can stick to a general topic area and be able to cover it well while shifting within the genre without going off-topic.
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With the robust amount of information stored in the Google databases, financial growth, Street View images and satellite imagery, it’s amazing that we don’t all bow down the the power of Google. We will probably see a Google Military that will dominate us into the United States of Google.
Sounds far fetched but when you compare technologies used in every home (especially Microsoft products) and business today, we are just one short light switch flick away from World domination by Mega-Corps.
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When I first saw the trailers, I admit I was skeptical about what this was going to be. This is an addictive game, just within the first few minutes of the demo, I was hooked and had to hit the Playstation Store for it.
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So the buzz is HOT over a the possibility of a new Zune device which is has been passed around the FCC and looks like some type of metal apocalyptic homage to Terminator. Since this is most likely a black Zune that was poorly photographed, let’s use our imaginations for minute as we try to image what an unboxing for the new device would be like.
If your not a creative thinker then here is a video that will help you imagine the experience (recommended: wash your hands after opening this box)
Enjoy!
[Source: Engadget - Samsung's extraordinary i900 Omnia]
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has generated too much press (mostly negative) over music in the past few years and probably consider this progress to stop copyright infringements. They will probably also tell you that music sales have gone down due to peer to peer file sharers giving away music over the Internet to others.
Although the music industry has taken a hit in the last ten years as they attempt to recuperate from dropping CD prices or bending to music made available via the Internet through online stores for less than $1 a track. With the recent shutdown of Muxtape.com and the concerns over the possible closing of Pandora.com due to royalties being paid on the music. It is sad that the RIAA does not realize the importance of people sharing and exposing others to music. The RIAA is killing the broke consumers that can barely afford to buy all the crappy music that comes out today. (Can you tell I’m a Generation Xer)
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What else can the PS3 power cell do? I have no idea but here is a new device from Sony to be used is HD video rendering in full Quad-HD resolution!!! I have a feeling that his is just a short point before we see all home theatre and other multimedia systems using the power-contender.
At the Siggraph 2008 exhibition being held in Las Vegas, Sony on Tuesday announced the first of its ZEGO-branded hybrid multi-core processing platforms for HD video production with the BCU-100 computing unit. The ZEGO platform is based on Sony’s Cell Broadband Engine first seen in its PlayStation 3 gaming console along with RSX graphics technologies, and was developed to cut the processing times of creating and rendering increasingly complex high-resolution visual effects and computer graphics.
[Source:] Electronista | Sony intros PS3-based video rendering system
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