Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/xoK_YOOWPm4/federal-court-says-you-can-record-the-cops
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Federal Court Says You Can Record the Cops [Video]
Remember that nutcase cop who arrested a bystander for recording a public crime scene? Yeah, that was a violation of the First Amendment, according to the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston. This is great news. More »

This $25 Tiny Thumb PC Can Actually Run Quake III [Video]
Raspberry Pi. It's really an amazing PC. Not only it's really tiny, can run Quake III and play back Full HD video through HDMI, but it only costs $25 PC! Check out the video demonstrating Quake III at full speed. More »



Take a Look: Another Purported Chunk of the iPhone 5 (or Is It the iPhone 4S?) [Iphone 5]
Someone could cobble together a solid DIY iPhone 5 kit with all the purported next-gen parts that've leaked. The latest? A front panel part labeled N94, like previous supposed prototype parts. It looks just like the iPhone 4. More »




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What Kills Startups? Blackbox Releases Report/App To Help Founders Avoid The Deadpool
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Daily Crunch: Landscape Portrait Edition
Meet The Robostir, A Robotic Soup Stirrer Must-Have For Minecraft Fans: Grass Block Mousepad Review: ThinkGeek iCADE iPad Arcade Game Bowers & Wilkins Announce The Tiny PM1 Audiophile-Class Compact Loudspeaker Do Not Swallow: Olympus Releases Tiny E-PL Promotional Cameras
Source: http://www.crunchgear.com/2011/06/15/daily-crunch-landscape-portrait/
Map Proves You Are Paying Too Much For Marijuana [Drugs]
The September issue of Wired has a nationwide map of marijuana prices (excluding Alaska and Hawaii, where people apparently don't smoke weed.) It's fascinating to see the price differences nationwide, but there are interesting economic points as well. More »



LG 3D Game Converter adds depth to regular 2D games
Spoiler alert! Instead of waiting to surprise people at IFA this week, LG has released details of its new 3D Game Converter for the Optimus 3D early. The software arrives as part of the October maintenance release, promising to take any OpenGL game that runs in landscape and convert it to 3D. Around 50 games will come with pre-optimized settings -- the rest you tweak yourself. Open any game up in the app and it will try to split the foreground and background and recombine both in 3D. Feel your eyes crossing and a headache setting in just by thinking about playing this way? No worries, they're all still playable in 2D as well. Mouse on past the break to find the press release, which LG rather thoughtlessly only released in 2D.
[Thanks, Eddie]
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