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Saturday, July 28, 2012

Console will open source content Ouya OnLive Store

4:49 AM Android 4.0, applications, cube, game, hackable, kickstarter, major, market, Ouya, partnership, project, Quad-Core processor, Ram, Rubik No comments

The console hackable Ouya, made possible in a campaign that kickstarter already grossed nearly $ 5.6 million, has partnered with a major supplier of content for platform game, OnLive, which announced that "hundreds of great games, with quality console "will be available in stand-alone product that should hit the market next year. With open source programming, the Ouya is based on Android 4.0 and can run applications and games, independent...

'Our own phone would not make sense, "said Mark Zuckerberg

7:33 AM Bloomberg, CNET, company, facebook, HTC, mark zuckerberg, partnership, phone, rumor, sense, smartphone, social network No comments

Forget the rumors of a telephone Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg assured that the company does not intend to produce a smartphone in its own time, according to CNET. During the announcement of the stock of the company , Zuckerberg said that the focus of Facebook is to develop a platform and not hardware. "Producing our own phone does not make sense to us," said the creator of the social network. Zuckerberg said the successful application of...

Virus attacks nuclear power plant in Iran and requires computers to play AC / DC

8:00 AM AEOI, Atomic Energy, attack, chief, e-mails, enrichment, Iran, malware, Mikko Hypponen, officer, partnership, Scientists, security, spy supervirus, team, Thunderstruck, translation, U.S. government, uranium No comments

"E-mails sent by a scientist from the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran reported that a malware has forced computers to play "Thunderstruck" at maximum volume" Scientists reported earlier this week that computers of a nuclear plant in Iran were attacked by a virus that forced them to play the song "Thunderstruck" the Australian band AC / DC - and at maximum volume.Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at security company F-Secure, says...