Tripple H replaced for John Laurinaitis

With his recent change of position on the corporate side of the WWE, John Laurinaitis might need to think up a new introduction phrase to irritate the fans whenever he makes an appearance on WWE television from now on. Triple H has replaced Laurinaitis, who was a part of the Talent Relations division of the WWE from 2004, and will bring in his own people to help point the organization in a different direction.  Laurinaitis has had many of his...

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Survive The Zombie Apocalypse IRL In New Real Life First Person Shooter

“If you’re a little crybaby bitch, it could be too much for you. I.R.L Shooter presents patient zero…you will shit yourself.”In what is without a doubt the most badass laser tag experience in the history of ever, Australian company I.R.L. shooter is bringing us just that – a real life shooter. If that doesn’t already sound like every FPS player’s dream (I mean, paintball can only go so far), what if I told you that the IRL shooter is going to be...

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Resident Evil 6 Gets Two Collections For PS3 And Xbox 360

Capcom’s biggest hit this year is obviously going to be Resident Evil 6. The franchise has brought in more and more fans over the years as it has moved away from its survival-horror roots to the more action focused horror-shooter that we know it as today. All the new players coming to the series might need a refresher and Capcom has just the thing. Capcom announced today that Resident Evil 6 Anthology and Resident Evil 6 Archives will be hitting the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 respectively later this year alongside the standard release. The...

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Microsoft Believes the Xbox 360 Still Has Two Years Left to Live

Although a lot of people are speculating that Microsoft will drop a brand new console by the end of next year, it would seem that the company feels their ol’ girl still has some life left in her yet. Microsoft Studios head Phil Spencer told Gamespot that, thanks to SmartGlass technology and a recent Nike partnership, the system will still be around for at least another two years.“It’s a platform that has really reached scale; this is the time when...

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Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted

Here it released! Fans waited four years since the 2nd of the Madagascar movie released. People all over the world specially kids were enjoyed the movie. Director Eric Darnel and Dreamworkers Animation presented that experience again in June 6, 2012. Kid’s favorite cartoon actors Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman are back in Europe, and still trying to get back to their hometown New York City. In order to stay safe from the authorities they have o...

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Review: Panasonic Eluga

The Panasonic Eluga is the first smartphone to arrive since the Japanese electronics manufacturer announced its plans to shift over 1.5 million handsets by the end of March 2013, following its re-entry to the European market. Originally unveiled at the company's European conference in Hamburg in February, and then formally introduced at Mobile World Congress the following month, the Panasonic Eluga dl1 is available from online retailers for around...

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What will happen next in The Vampire Diaries Season 4?

After a shocking end of the season 3 final episode worldwide Vampire Diaries fans are so eagerly looking forward to know what will happen next. But they have to wait until October. But the producer Julie Plec offered something to buzz for the fans throughout this summer. Friendship between Stefan and Caroline will be the major focus of the new season. “I always look at Caroline as Stefan’s future Lexi” Julie told with impassioned face. "You've...

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Hands-on review: Leica M Monochrom

Although it is based on the Leica M9, the Leica M Monochrom has no colour filter array, so it can only record black and white images. This means that every one of its 18 million pixels is used to record brightness values, and there is no demosaicing of the red, green and blue signals to create a full colour image. Removing the RGGB (red, green, green, blue) filter array above the sensor has a number of effects. Firstly, more light can reach the...

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Alienware X51

Dell's gaming-centric Alienware brand has gone down the console form factor route with its Alienware X51 PCs. The erstwhile X51 though has recently had a little open-heart surgery to give it a new Ivy Bridge beat to its processor rhythm. The X51 is about the same size as the original Xbox 360 and is obviously angling this machine deliberately as some sort of simpler gaming machine compared to the normal desktop giants. That said it does have the...

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Sony Xperia U

The Sony Xperia U is the third of Sony's new wave of Android smartphones, using the same styling as the much larger Xperia S and the slightly larger Xperia P. The Sony Xperia U is the smallest of the three handsets, offering a 3.5-inch TFT display inside the same angular, black case as the Xperia S and Xperia P, and an odd transparent plastic strip acting as part design feature, part information panel and part silly light-up novelty. Prices are...

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Hands-on review: Toshiba AT300

Premier partnerSamsung Toshiba's latest 10.1-inch tablet is a fine attempt to undercut the new iPad – it comes in at £329 for the 16GB version and £379 for the 32GB variant. The device will be known as the Toshiba Excite 10 in the US. Quite why Toshiba has decided to give the UK a lesson in boring branding is anybody's guess. Tosh hasn't exactly set the world alight with its tablet offerings thus far, but the AT300 packs quad-core Nvidia Tegra...

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Hands-on review: Samsung Chromebox

Premier partnerSamsung Some may have suggested that the desktop is a dying breed – a relic of a bygone computing era – but Google is looking to buck that trend by putting its Chrome OS on a tiny computer called the Samsung Chromebox. The small form-factor PC sports the latest version of Chrome OS and arrives alongside the new Samsung Series 5 Chromebook, to offer up a meaningful competitor to Apple's Mac OS and Windows PCs. Priced at $329 (£279),...

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Android 4.0 now found in 7.1% of Android devices

As time goes on, it shouldn't be surprising to see more and more Android devices sport Android 4.0. Just like we've seen over the years when a new Android build is released, the new software slowly picks up traction until it soon grabs a majority of the market share. Ice Cream Sandwich is now powering 7.1% of Android devices, up nicely from the 4.9% seen in last month's data. Android 2.3, which at one time was where Android 4.0 is now, has a marketshare of 64.6% to lead the way, an increase of .6% from the previous month. The data used for the...

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Hands-on review: New Samsung Series 5 Chromebook

Premier partnerSamsung It would have been understandable for the original Google Chromebooks to be written off as a failed novelty, a mid-price laptop divested of the huge ecosystem that you get with a Windows PC and without the wow-factor of Apple's Macbooks. But this is Google we are talking about, and the search giant is desperate to show that it can do for the PC what its Android OS did for the phone. The criticisms of the original – some constructive, but some bordering on gleeful must have stung, but the second coming for Chrome OS is...

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