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Day Five Steam Sale Includes Dishonored, Civ V, Batman, Torchlight 2

The all-encompassing Autumn Steam Sale is entering its fifth day and gamers looking for deals on their favorite titles can now buy: Sid Meier's Civilization V, Dishonored, Orcs Must Die! 2, Batman: Arkham City – Game of the Year Edition, Torchlight II and Sonic Generations. Yesterday’s deals are also all ...

25 November 2012
14:07 GMT

Script of the Day: Bolt

Bolt is a CMS (content management system) written in PHP that allows non-technical users to install, run and manage a website with ease. Built on top of the mature Silex PHP framework, the Bolt CMS is an alternative for all other similar products on the market today. Targeting anyone that is fed up with too much mi...

25 November 2012
12:01 GMT

Samsung GALAXY Ace II X Now Available at Solo Mobile

Recently launched in Canada via Bell Mobility, Samsung Galaxy Ace II X is now available for Solo Mobile customers as well. Although Bell said several months ago that it would continue to support Solo Mobile existing customers for a few more years, it decided against taking new subscribers. The folks over at MobileS...

25 November 2012
11:35 GMT

Samsung Claims 5 Million GALAXY Note II Units Sold in 2 Months

South Korean handset maker Samsung reported earlier this month that it had sold no less than 3 million Galaxy Note II units. A few weeks after the original announcement, SammyHub reports Samsung now claims Galaxy Note II sales exceeded 5 million units. However, the impressive number includes the amount of supplied...

25 November 2012
11:21 GMT

Microsoft to End Windows 8 Support in January, 2018

Windows 8 was officially launched last month, but the Redmond-based technology titan is already working on its long-term strategy. The company has just announced that mainstream support for Windows 8 will end on January 9, 2018, while extended support will be provided until January 10, 2023. Windows RT, Microsoft&r...

25 November 2012
09:39 GMT

Motorola Officially Pulls from Europe and India, Closes Websites

If anyone had any doubts that Motorola Mobility is in trouble even after being acquired by Google, then the following announcement should prove them beyond any doubt that the company is struggling to cut its losses. Most of Motorola Mobility shops in Eastern, Western and Northern Europe, as well as India have been c...

25 November 2012
04:22 GMT

A Gamer’s Week: November 25

This week the reviews section of the Games section is filled with: NBA 2K13, the basketball simulation from Visual Concepts and 2K Games which benefits from Jay-Z executive producer skills, Chaos on Deponia, an adventure game from Germany that has interesting art and some weird puzzles, and Hitman: Absolution, the a...

25 November 2012
04:11 GMT

Michigan Company Debuts Boyfriend Body Pillow

If you think no unusual invention can get your attention anymore, just take a look at the pillow that acts as your boyfriend. As you can see in the picture, the "boyfriend body pillow" looks like it has a creepy hand, which can go around your neck, as if you were cuddling with someone. In fact, the product is not ex...

25 November 2012
04:01 GMT

The 60-Second Microsoft Roundup: Black Friday, Windows 8 Security Flaw and More

It’s been a calm week in the Redmond campus, mostly because everyone is now focusing on Windows 8, as the company struggles to make the new operating system a truly successful product in every corner of the world. Sadly, things aren’t going exactly as planned, and on Monday plenty of users have turned to...

25 November 2012
03:41 GMT

Security Brief: Israel, Palestine, Malware

This week, Israel and Palestine have signed a ceasefire agreement and most hacktivists stopped launching cyberattacks. However, before the agreement was signed, hackers from both sides launched numerous attacks. Pro-Palestine hackers breached several websites as part of OpIsrael, including ones of Microsoft. They&rs...

25 November 2012
01:51 GMT


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