For Honor review in progress: a brutal, hefty brawler that feels clumsy at times
Medieval brawler For Honor is out today, but we don’t have a review for you yet. We only received code from Ubisoft yesterday afternoon, and the servers didn’t go live until later that evening. But I’ve been playing it fairly solidly since they switched them on, and here’s what I think of the game so far. It's set in a world locked in a state of perpetual war, where preposterously burly medieval knights, vikings, and samurai spend their days battering each other with variously shaped bits of ..>> view originalCaavo's $400 set-top box unites Amazon, Apple, and everything else into one TV interface
Video streaming boxes and game consoles tend to create a new problem for every one they solve: for every improved TV interface, there's another input to switch to, or another remote control to use. And you still can't get certain content stores, like ...>> view originalDo New Galaxy S8 Leaks Reveal Too Many Secrets?
Thanks to the incendiary Note 7 battery issues, Samsung delayed the production schedule of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus to ensure that the correct lessons were learned from the burning phablet. That has pushed the launch date further back into 2017 - but nobody seems to have told the leakers. The volume of information coming out threatens to overwhelm the Galaxy S8's media strategy with too much information arriving too early in its personal hype cycle. Visitors experience Samsung Galaxy ..>> view originalIndia puts record 104 satellites into orbit
India successfully put a record 104 satellites from a single rocket into orbit on Wednesday in the latest triumph for its famously frugal space programme. Celebrations erupted among scientists at the southern spaceport of Sriharikota as the head of India's Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced all the satellites had been ejected as planned. "My hearty congratulations to the ISRO team for this success," the agency's director Kiran Kumar told those gathered in an observatory to tra..>> view originalApple's iPhone 8 may be the only new iPhone to get the steel body treatment
Apple is rumored to be releasing three new iPhones this year, the premium 10-year anniversary iPhone 8, and the more modestly upgraded iPhone 7S and 7S Plus. One big difference between the 8 and 7S models may be the phone's body. Industry sources say that the iPhone 8 may get the new glass and steel chassis that have been rumored, while the iPhone 7S may stick to an aluminum alloy chassis, reports DigiTimes.Some renderings have imagined what a glass and steel iPhone 8 would look like. ..>> view originalForget eggs. 245-million years ago, this long-necked sea creature gave birth to live babies.
Artist’s conception of a pregnant Dinocephalosaurus. (Dinghua Yang) A quarter of a billion years ago, when a shallow sea covered what is now southwest China, a large, long-necked aquatic reptile got pregnant. That is an unusual fact by modern standards — reptiles like chickens do not get pregnant, which is to say they do not incubate embryos within their bodies and give birth to live young; instead they lay eggs, as the average American, who eats 250 eggs a year, could tell you. What’s more,..>> view originalNokia is reportedly planning a relaunch of the iconic 3310 later this month
The Nokia 3310. Thomas Kohler/Flickr (CC) You can't keep a good phone down: The iconic Nokia 3310 is coming back. Reliable phone leaker Evan Blass, writing in VentureBeat, reports that a relaunch of the brick-like phone is planned for the end of the month. The Nokia 3310, first launched 17 years ago, has achieved cult status — it was extremely hardy, with a great battery and a now-iconic design. But it was phased out long ago; it's so old it doesn't even have ..>> view original
Sunday, March 19, 2017
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