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Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Tech Article 5/31

New technology called Aereo, and many television broadcasters are taking a lot of heat recently. Aereo technology allows television viewers to skip ads during a show they are watching. Dish network even enabled its auto-hop feature to allow its customers to skip ads. Why all the fuss? Many companies and advertisers complained saying that skipping their ads is breaking the contracts between the television company and themselves. It costs a boat load of money to air an ad, yet what is the point if they are skipped. Now, a long and drought war is bound to happen between network companies and its advertisers. Its not over yet, the company called Aereo has a law suit against them from Fox, PBS, and Univision channels.  Aereo would allow consumers to watch and record broadcast TV online by hooking up a small antenna to an Internet connection. The case is to be held sometime in the near future. 

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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Tech Article 5/11

Last Thursday, the mass killer in Norway came out with information that he trained on the usage of weapons with "Call of Duty:Modern Warfare 2". In a thorough debate, it came out that video games change human behavior. Making a person whom over excessively plays too much violent video games will gain a more aggressive behavior. From the sound of it, all of this logic makes sense. Yet, there is a way to prevent this from happening. If you are experiencing any anger while play, then turn off the game. Too much anger while playing can lead to bad thoughts. For now, game developers roll their eyes and don't want to get involved with cases like this that occur plenty. In defense, the companies tell society that over millions of people play games and don't go out and kill people. In conclusion, there was another influence that made the Norwegian man kill many.

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Tech Article 4/20



Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was a massive selling RPG that left many people stuck inside for weeks beating the main quest. Now, with Kinect's power, Skyrim will be able to utilize Kinect to advance game play. Using the webcam on Kinect, players will be able to shout into the Kinect to perform actions. Yet, this new advancement does not mean that you will be able to wave your arms in the air to fight dragons; it is only used for voice commands in the game (at the moment). Eventually, updates will be released that will add more of Kinect's power to use in Skyrim. But for now, voice commands will suit the gamers well. 



Thursday, March 29, 2012

Tech Article 3/30/12

Resident Evil is a well known franchise that brings fear and satisfaction to its consumers for more than 15 years. Recently released, Resident Evil:Operation Raccoon City had been getting a lot of hate towards itself. Many consumers tell CNN, IGN, and other game reviewers that the game lacks what its purpose was. Resident Evil is always a game to be played at night, for the players to experience it to its potential. The game is a horror, which means that the players would have to brace themselves through all levels for surprises and pop up attacks may occur. The reviewers at IGN and CNN gave the game a bad score due to the fact it is more like a Gears of War or Call of Duty experience and not the original feeling of the predecessors. Overall, many gamers were disappointed.

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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Tech Article 3/16

Zynga is well known for making games for its Facebook users. Games include Farmville, Words With Friends, and many more. Zynga said enough is enough with the stress that it is receiving from Facebook. Therefore, Zynga is introducing its own platform. Zynga had made deals with other publishers to extend more game play for everyone to enjoy. Zynga will still be on Facebook, but Zynga's own platform will come first. After the announcement on Tuesday, Zynga stocks had rose 6%. 



Thursday, March 8, 2012

Tech Article 3/9

Facebook, Twitter, and the rest of the internet connect many people together. Even though they are far away, the internet brings people closer and together. Jason Russell, along with his crew are using the power of the internet to bring down the worlds most wanted criminal. Joseph Kony is charged with abducting children for his rebellion in Uganda. Kony has abducted more than 30,000 children and forced them to take arms. Russell's plan is to utilize the internet to bring a stop to Kony and his wrong doing. Russell had made a documentary that touched the hearts of over 32,000,000 people in two days(still counting). His plan is to make Kony famous for what he had done and bring a stop to him. The government must bring an issue to topic if more than  15 calls a day are made about it. Jason Russell devised the plan and said it will launch on April 20, 2012; therefore Kony can not resupply his rebellion. This is the first time the internet was used to derive and spread one common goal; to make Uganda liberated from Kony. "Kony 2012" will be one of the biggest movements of the young generation.

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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Tech Article 3/2

On February 29, Apple's stock had risen to $500 billion dollars. This event had broke a record for being the worlds most valuable company. With Steve Jobs gone, Apple is still standing strong and making millions of dollars in sales a day. Along with Apple; Microsoft, Exxon Mobil, Cisco, and General Electric had passed the $500 billion mark. Apple now has a higher gross domestic product than Poland, Sweden, Saudi Arabia, or Taiwan. Apple is one of the fastest growing technology companies by increasing sales 73% since January 2011. Due to the accomplishment of apple, Apple's stock rose to $537.54 a share. Despite the price, the stock is relativity cheap to buy.
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