Adventure Game: Owl's NestOwl's Nest

owls nestThe owls nest is another suprisingly easy point and click adventure that takes you through the underground nazi labyrinths during the world war. Brought to us by our favorite game creator point and click creator, Mateusz Skutnik.

Don't get me wrong perhaps after playing the Submachine series this game is a breeze as compared to them, but I did get stuck and had to restart the game a couple of times not for the puzzles but for those rifle rounds.

Unlike normal point and click adventures this game requires you to snipe some zombies to progress through the game. What you are trying to do is figure out what was happening in these underground caves, what were the nazis trying to do.

The game always has certain key requirements in easy to find locations, and if you played Sputniks games before you would know what to do with them. If you haven't the game could be a slight challenge but nothing thats going to waste too much time of yours.

Time for you to find out whats went down in the owl's nest.

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Insectonator

Insectonator, thats what you call the terminator of insects and that is what you role is in this game. Sounds boring, give the game a chance it may just crawl over you. You have a wall in front of you with insects creeping all over it.

Thats the way the game starts, but well I played around 86% of the game and im sure im going to go back and finish it to unlock all the weapons. Its so much fun you know finally a game where you don't have to spend your money but just keep playing it to unlock stuff.

An arsenal of weapons thats unimaginable perhaps one of the biggest arsenal in all games, whats even more fun you can randomize your weapon every reload, its a default option that makes you it even more interesting.

Conbine an arsenal of weapons with an achievement list that is equally long and you have got to be playing this game for a while to kill all those bugs and get those achievements. Then you have three different game modes that you can choose from each level or let the game shuffle them for you every level so you keep playing a different mode.

Wow so many fun weapons, including the ability to stomp the insects makes insectonator a game you are bound to enjoy!!

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Jennifer Lopez - On The Floor ft. Pitbull

                                           
 Awesome video of Jennifer Lopez

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Foldable Notebook with Flexible OLED Screen!

Brilliant! The Feno is a folding notebook. Typically we expect a hinge between the display and keyboard, but the Feno has an additional hinge within the display! This not only makes the size more compact but also explores future use of flexible OLED screens. The pice de rsistance is the pop-out mouse! Just pop it out and you are good to go!

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The Test Driven Google Car – It’s a Robot, An Auto Driver

Google’s constant attempts to spread it’s arms above it’s search engine and advertisement placements has brought in an experimental robot car that drives all by itself (under the supervision of a human safety driver), just in case the car needs help. Google’s blog said that it all works with the help of video cameras, radar sensors and a laser range finder to “see” other traffic, as well as detailed maps collected by their manually driven vehicles to navigate the road ahead.’ The car drives quite well on it’s own.

The concept of autonomous cars is not new. It as been in talks and research since quite some time. The recent conference at TED gave the attendees an opportunity to experience Google’s autonomous car first hand.

Google is hard fo.used on road safety and minimizing carbon emissions with their “in research” autonomous car. There is yet much time to experience the actual implementation of such vehicles because building a robot, in such case, the Google car, needs steep programming complexity and stability, teaching the machine to aptly understand the physics of motion and sensibility. This is why the Google car isn’t unmanned yet.

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Google's Art Project

Goolge Art Project allows you to see some of the worlds most famous musems.Google launched this project on Feb 1 st 2011 with the goal of empowering people to discover and view more than a thousand reowned artworks online even when they are unable to travel and visit.

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Apple I Transparent Mobile Phone

Apple Phone - concept phone On one hand, clear conceptual phones already, so this is not just the first, but on the other, the so-called Window Phone has one impressive feature - its transparent housing varies depending on the weather! Thus, in the sunny days, the screen will be completely transparent, on a rainy day it will show virtual drops on the screen, and on a snowy day it is totally covered with frost, i.e. the translucent screen will look like as well as present a window into a variety of weather. I do not know how practical it will be, but at least, it's a very original idea!

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Apple iBoard and Apple iMat the Upcoming Innovations

We are already familiar with Apple’s designs, innovations and line extension as was seen with the announcement of the Apple iPad, but how about the iBoard and iMat (seen below) as the upcoming Gadgets from Apple?
While there is a major change between the classic iPod and actual iPhone, no one can deny that the iPad simply feels like an iPhone on Steroids. Well, can’t you say the same on the iBoard for team presentations at work or the iMat for Dance Dance revolution for Business execs?
These two new designs are not even close to being official designs from Apple, but they look rather familiar and with Steve Jobs presenting and dancing; they seem like they could fit in their repertoire…along with the fashion line extension of the iPants for the iPad. I can really hear Steve
mention how there s a larger screen and even more applications…like there simply aren’t enough yet.
A wonderful Apple parody of their products that cannot be ignored, but how many of you are laughing while using your Apple products?

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Upcoming Ubuntu release 10.10 to have built-in multitouch support

If one stops to think for a while, it might be a little ironical that the mad rush to provide the best multitouch computing experience started out with Apple announcing such support for its trackpads. However, regardless of its humble origins, multitouch soon caught on: Windows now offers native multitouch support on Windows 7, and popular smartphone OSes such as iOS and Android offer decent multitouch support as well.

Of course, with Android itself being based on the Linux kernel, it was only a matter of time before multitouch support found its way to more mainstream desktop Linux integration. However, Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth has thrown his weight behind faster adoption of multitouch on the Linux desktop. While the current Ubuntu release already features single-touch support, it is not enough for Shuttleworth, who announced in his blog that Ubuntu 10.10 (codenamed Maverick Meerkat) will sport multitouch features.

In his blog post, Shuttleworth described the feature as going beyond simple multitouch gestures. For best results, he also recommended that users get devices which support up to 4-finger touch.

“Rather than single, magic gestures, we’re making it possible for basic gestures to be chained, or composed, into more sophisticated “sentences”,” he wrote. “The basic gestures, or primitives, are like individual verbs, and stringing them together allows for richer interactions. It’s not quite the difference between banging rocks together and conducting a symphony orchestra, but it feels like a good step in the right direction.”

He assured users that the Ubuntu development team will be contributing the codes back upstream, where they may be absorbed into the main development tress of other projects.

“There will be patches for Gtk, there is code for X and I think Qt is in the same position,” he wrote in response to queries about code portability on other platforms.

Shuttleworth also claimed that certain GTK-based applications will support gesture-scrolling in Ubuntu 10.10 , much like how scrolling is done on most touchscreen-enabled smartphones.

“We’ll enhance Evince to show some of the richer interactions that developers might want to add to their apps. Window management will be gesture-enabled in Unity, so 10.10 Netbook Edition users with touch screens or multi-touch pads will have sophisticated window management at their fingertips,” he wrote.

And what of releases after Maverick?

“It would be awesome to have touch-aware versions of all the major apps – browser, email, file management, chat, photo management and media playback – for 11.04,” he wrote.

Yep, you read it right: touch-aware for all the major applications that come standard in most Linux distributions. Seems like the next couple of years will be an extremely exciting time for desktop Linux development.

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Next Android 3.1 to be named HONEYCOMB

Google has a history of naming new versions of major Android OS releases after popular desserts.

Android 1.5 was codenamed Cupcake while Android 1.6 was named Donut. Android 2.1 was Eclair and Android 2.2 was Froyo. The next version of Android — 3.0 has already been named Gingerbread and is set to release soon.

Rumors surfaced today that the next version of the Android OS, 3.1 or 3.2 will be codenamed Honeycomb. Techradar broke the news and even contacted Google, but hasn’t received any comment yet.

Android is going places; it has a huge lineup of smartphones and tablets which are slated to launch in the next year. Honeycomb will probably support more powerful hardware and higher display resolutions and also offer much better performance.

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