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Mega Man X Is Coming To Wii U Virtual Console Next Week

Google, citing "ongoing challenges," will be ending the distribution of paid apps from Argentina in the Play Store effective June 27th, "at which point the apps will be unpublished." Google's official statement on the issue (published on its Developer Support site) doesn't go into too much detail regarding the "ongoing challenges" involved in distributing paid apps from Argentina, and an email sent to developers (reported by Celularis) doesn't offer any more information, though both suggest that Argentine developers who are legally able to do business in another country transfer their applications to a merchant account registered in that country. Done With This Post? You Might Also Like These:[Update 2: It's Official] Developers From India Can Now Sell Paid Apps In The Play Store PSA: $25 Google Play Credit Promotion For Nexus 7 Ends On September 30th Google Introduces The Play Store Private Channel, Gives Google Apps Users An Easy Way To Securely And Privately Distribute Internal Apps Distimo May Know What New Countries Are Getting Paid Android Market Support Google To Cease Payment To Argentine Developers, Pull Apps Due To Economic, Governmental Issues was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

Kawasaki Racing Team's Tom Sykes is now tied for sixth all-time in Superpole wins.

Tom Sykes claimed the 15th Superpole victory of his career today at Donington Park.

Could you stare at the Samsung Galaxy S4 for 60 minutes straight with motorcycles whizzing by your head, couples arguing in your ear, hot dog vendors tossing sausages in you face, remote control cars ramming into your feet, and a crowd reacting to your every move? Swisscom and Samsung ran a promotion in Zurich Main Station [...] Video: Can You Stare at the Samsung Galaxy S4 for 60 Minutes... Click the post title to continue through and join the conversation!

Forza 5 Box Art Shows What Xbox One Game Packages Will Look Like is a post by Shawn Ingram from Gotta Be Mobile.A new image from Microsoft’s Major Nelson shows the box art for Forza Motorsport 5, one of the few announced Xbox One launch titles. The image shows the box art of Forza Motorsport 5, which is surprisingly simple compared to the box art of many current generation video games. The box art simply shows a sports car turning a corner on a racetrack with a castle in the background and the logo of the game floating in the sky above it. Read: Xbox One: 5 Exciting New Features The box ast also shows that Xbox One game boxes will look very similar to Xbox 360 game boxes. Microsoft will keep green as a major color for the console, even though it doesn’t use green on the console itself or on the Xbox button on the controller. The plastic case will stay green, and the banner on top of the box art is green as well. The spine of the case is a simple gray with white lettering and the same green bar from the front of the box. It seems that Microsoft is applying its flat design language to the boxes of Xbox One games. The box art doesn’t include any mention of the Kinect sensor, so it’s not clear what Kinect game boxes will look like. Microsoft won’t use the purple branding for Kinect titles on the Xbox One, but that doesn’t mean it won’t use something to distinguish Kinect-enable games from other games. Read: Microsoft Xbox One vs. Sony PlayStation 4 http://youtu.be/r46D1lRpO1k Unfortunately, while we now know what the box of Forza Motorsport 5 will look like, we don’t know how much the game will actually cost. As a launch title, Forza Motorsport 5 serves as a showcase of what the Xbox One is capable of. The announcement trailer of the game showed impressive lighting effects and beautiful cars with a fantastic amount of detail. The game may look different when gamers actually get a chance to play it, but so far it look pretty impressive.Forza 5 Box Art Shows What Xbox One Game Packages Will Look Like is a post by Shawn Ingram from Gotta Be Mobile.

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Along with a redesigned app for Android, is Google planning to introduce a new type of organization for Gmail across all platforms? In a series of leaked screenshots sent to TheNextWeb, we may see a set of five category types embedded within our inboxes to help keep things organized.  The categories are listed as Primary, [...] New Gmail to Feature Categories for Social, Promotions, and Updates?... Click the post title to continue through and join the conversation!

(Phys.org) —One key selling point in laptops is battery life and Intel earlier this week had good news on that very front. Its upcoming Haswell processors will give users 50 percent more battery life than Ivy Bridge.

Samsung has released the source code for its NX2000 and NX300 cameras as open source. Along with the open source release, Samsung is also providing build instructions for each camera. You can find the open source downloads here on Samsung’s website. See the NX2000 build instructions below. [ BUILD instructions ] GPL/LGPL software for the Samsung NX2000 Series This software distribution consists of GPL and LGPL components used in the Samsung NX2000 Series Samsung Electronics, Co. Ltd. (°?Samsung°±) is pleased to make available to you the various source codes (“Source Codes”) for download from this website (°?Download Service°±) at no charge. By using the Source Code and/or the Download Service, you expressly assume all risk and liability associated with and/or caused by the same and complying with all applicable user agreements that accompany each Source Code. To the extent any of the Source Codes are licensed under public licenses such as the GNU General Public License and/or GNU Lesser General Public License, such licenses can be found in each of the files containing the Source Codes. SAMSUNG PROVIDES THE SOURCE CODES AND THIS DOWNLOADING SERVICE “AS IS” WITHOUT REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND ALL SUCH WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS, CURRENCY, AVAILABILITY, TITLE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. SAMSUNG WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OF ANY KIND ARISING FROM THE USE OF THE SOURCE CODE AND THIS DOWNLOADING SERVICE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT SAMSUNG IS NOT OBLIGATED TO PROVIDE AND DOES NOT PROVIDE ANY SUPPORT OR ASSISTANCE WITH RESPECT TO THE SOURCE CODES OR THE DOWNLOAD SERVICE. This downloading service shall not affect nor extend any warranty or disclaimer which Samsung makes in each of Samsung’s products in which the Source Code (or object/executable code based thereon) is incorporated. System requirement (Strongly recommended) * OS: Ubuntu 10.04 or newer The NX2000 Series has an Embedded Cortex-A9 (800MHz, L1 32KB, L2 256KB) with Neon processor; the software is normally cross-compiled for that processor. All of those softwares have to be built with the ARM toolchain gcc. (arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc (Sourcery G++ Lite 2009q1-202) 4.4.1) * Building Linux kernel and private drivers * Unpack the nx2000.tar.gz into your home directory * cd TIZEN/build * Run “make nx2000_config; make bootloader; make kernel; make firmware” * Check if TIZEN/build/binary/firmware/nx2000.bin is exist * Building a package 1. Extract sbs module * Place sbs.tar.gz into your home directory * tar xvf sbs.tar.gz 2. Extract sbs-install module * Place sbs-install.tar.gz into your home directory * tar xvf sbs-install.tar.gz 3. Build a package * cd ~/TIZEN/build * make nx2000_config * cd ~/TIZEN/packages/ * sbs -b 4. Install your package * You can find 3 deb packages ( xxx.deb, xxx-dbg-xxx.deb, xxx-dev-xxx.deb) Just ignore dbg and dev packages For more information, refer /debian/control file * Install package with following command (e.g.) sbs -et dpkg -i libscl_0.1.0-5_armel.deb * To apply your package, please run next command in ~/TIZEN/build - cd ~/TIZEN/build - make nx2000_config; make bootloader; make kernel; make firmware last updated: 2013-05-07 [via Photo Rumors] Copyright/DMCA Notice: The RSS entry was originally published on Photography Bay and is protected by copyright laws. It is unlawful to (a) edit, modify, alter, or create derivative works of the text, content or links supplied by Photography Bay, (b) use any robot, spider, scraper, other device or manual process to monitor or copy any content from the Photography Bay RSS feed, (c) sell, retransmit or commercially exploit the Photography Bay RSS feed, headlines or content in any manner except as expressly permitte