DIABLO 3 is finally here BITCHES!!!! and gamers are PISSED THE EFF OFF that they can’t PLAY the game they paid good hard earned cash to buy and can’t even so much as log-in for a single player game on launch day as
Blizzard’s servers melt down. Users being met with an endless flood of ERROR 37 & Error 315300, Error 3003, Error 75, ERROR 3006 & ERROR 3007 and.. well you get the point.
Anyone who paid for Diablo 3 and actually expected to be able to play it on launch day is an idiot.
Record at 60FPS for Smooth slow motion on your iPhone? Seems You can totally do that now, with the nifty new app called “SloPro”
Real 60 fps on iPhone 4S Http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/slopro/id507232505
“iPhone 4S can now record in 60 frames per second! What was previously believed to be impossible is now a reality–no tricks, no software smearing or fading. This is the REAL DEAL!
What does this mean? Normal video is recorded at 30 frames per second (fps), so when you slow it down it looks choppy. With an iPhone 4S + SloPro, your video is recorded at 60fps so when you slow it down it looks nice and smooth, like what you see in the movies.
- Toggle slow motion while recording!
- Trim and change slow motion afterwards if needed
- No rendering delay–watch slow motion immediately!
- Upgrade to email, export to camera roll, and export raw 60fps
For non-iPhone 4S 60fps is only on the iPhone 4S. Other devices can still record, edit and share great slow motion videos at 30fps.”
SlingShot Aims to be THE Universal Smartphone Video Stabilizer
Review of the “SLINGSHOT : Stabilizes smartphone video . . . and more!” a Kickstarter project, and another one that yours truly backed the instant I saw it a few weeks back… http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/…
“The SlingShot allows you to shoot one-handed, turns into an instant table-top tripod, and allows you to mount your phone on any tripod. The SlingShot’s phone cradle fits ANY smartphone, with or without a case and allows charging cables to be plugged in during use. It’s the perfect Android accessory and iPhone accessory.”
Wanna see what Android was like before the iPhone scared the SHIT out of the Android developers & the photocopiers were warmed up? ;)
2007′s pre-M3 version of Android; the Google Sooner “When Google first showed off Android, they showed it running on a device very similar to Blackberries or Nokia E-class devices of the time. This device was the Google Sooner – an OMAP850 device built by HTC, with no touchscreen or WiFi. This was the Android reference device, the device they originally built the OS on. Recently, I got access to a Google Sooner running a very early version of Android… The build of Android this is running was built on May 15th 2007 – four months after the iPhone was announced; the first M3 version of Android was announced in November 2007, and Android 1.0 didn’t come ’till a year later….” http://blog.steventroughtonsmith.com
CloudFTP review – it started as a Kickstarter project, a little box to make ANY USB Storage Device Wireless, and to serve your files and stream video and music to your iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Android handset, PC, Mac & more (I’m even testing it with the Nintendo 3DS & Sony PlayStation Vita) Yours truly was amongst the Kickstarter backers & I got two of them, so lets see how they stack up…
