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You go download the game at the website: http://www.tsl-game.com/

I hope to be playing it soon.  Let you know what I think.

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The first is a little crazy.  It is an 18 Button programable mouse. There is a picture of it to the right.  At first glance I thought, to many buttons, but this thing would be sweet if you were playing a RTS (Real Time Strategy) game.  I could also see it being good for FPS (First person shooters), but I would have to try it out first before I said any more.

The second device was more realistic.  A three device charging station.  The nice thing about this charging stating, is that each charing mount is pluggable, so you can purchase special tips to fit your devices.  The say on the website that it already can charge over 4,000 devices, but somehow I doubt it.  I could be wrong.  It does support microusb, which is just about very new device coming out.  So I could be wrong.

For more details check out Gizmodo’s Original Article entitled “Now Available”.

As I was browsering though I saw this at the bottom of there page.

If you can’t read it it says: There have been more than 2,251 unprovoked shark attacks reported worldwide.  There are no reported deaths or injury as a result of playing steam.

Couldn’t help but laugh and thought I would share.

Why does this matter, for one, if you’ve never created a web page before you don’t understand the headache you get from trying to make very browser happy.  HTML 5 compatibility means less headache and more cool features.  Second speed, is always good.

So why am I making this post.  Because I just read an article at Maximum PC on how IE 9 Beta is beating Chrome on Canvas speed.  We are talking an HTML 5 aspect better on Internet Explorer.  Now I really don’t support Internet Explorer because Microsoft has never really done a good job with it.  Most people use it, just because it is already on there computer.  But with IE coming around, this will make web developers life easier and users life full of more fun.  To me it is a win, win.

Again post with videos always seem to do better. So here is a video showing the IE 9 Beta vs Google Chrome.

I even took some time to upgrade the theme.  I hope you think the look of the website is more well rounded.  Let me know if you like it or not.  Or even if you can see or feel the changes.

Then today, I ran across this opensource version that seems to be perfect.  The software is called MuseScore and it is completely free (Well of course it is free, it’s opensource, I just know some of you people don’t know what opensource means.)

I know you people like videos so here is an into to it and here is the link to the homepage.

Barnes & Noble Intros Wi-Fi-only Nook, Lowers 3G Nook Price – PC World

Kindle Now Just $190 as Ebook Reader Price Wars Get Heated – Gizmodo

It is great that we are finally getting  smoke in the air in this e-book war.  I’m still to cheap to buy a nook or a kindle, but this is a great start.

At this point I think I’m going more for the nook, from a technical standpoint.  Extra color LCD, plus a e-ink display, android powered.  A wi-fi only option to make things cheaper.  Just Like the look more too.

I need to look into cost of e-books.  I think the price comparison would be the same.  But I don’t know.  Maybe that would be a good weekend project for me.

Read the the article bellow and let me know what you think.

http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/full/~3/7-zgxQOLX6k/free-checking-going-the-way-of-free-toasters-at-banks

I love this. Totally trying this out. Just need to wait tell my brother gets a kinect.

http://gizmodo.com/5565595/how-to-piss-off-an-xbox-360-kinect-user

The best is how the marketing department did their video. I love Tom and Jerry videos. Check it out for yourself below.

I’ve already installed both on my Android/Archos 5 Internet Tablet, and I have to say; Gospel Library is the best scripture app I have ever used. Simple, yet lots of features. It included with it, the Old & New testament, Book of Moron, D&C, Pearl of Great Price, Study Helps2010 April Conference, Gospel Principles, and the Old Testament Study Guide. I wish you could download more books as I would love to get the teachers manual for the Old testament. But hey I already love the layout.

The second app is called Mormon Channel. It allows you to listen to the radio internet stream of the new Mormon Channel Radio. This requires an internet connection of course, but is still very nice. It also allows you to stream the audio version of the scriptures, past conferences, and the lds magazines. Very nice.

Here is a link to the official church page announcing the applications, but if you want them go to your local market or iTunes store to get them. Just search for Gospel Library and/or Mormon Channel. They apps of both free.

If you don’t know what Google Buzz is, think of it as Goggles version of Twiter. But the emphasis again on goggles version. It is more of a social aggregator, as it will also show your twiter tweets. Apparently also my personal web blog too. It is kinda hard to explain if you haven’t tried it out your self. If you have gmail you can already try it out yourself.

One of the reasons I like google buzz so much is because I only have to log into one place to check every thing. If I could just get it to show my friends facebook feed I wouldn’t even need to browse the web.

Gmail, Reader, and Buzz would do everything for me.

You can check out my buzz fead by going too my Google profile.

Sorry it is on windows ce and not android. It was the best and shortest example I could find. Wow I’m getting faster.

Ubuntu Keeps getting better.

It looks like Dell is doing more to support the sale of it’s Linux pre-installed computers.  It’s got a nice comparison of windows vs Ubuntu Linux.

I already use Ubuntu full time on my laptop and I also use it on my server.  Both are working great with no hic-ups.  Nice to see linux moving up.

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