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Events: WCG 2009 Asian Championship 1st Day Qualifier round in Bangladesh

Morshad published 11 Jun 2009, 16:32 in gamers - 0 comments & 1 favs

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Today F1 Management Limited in association with Department of Computer Science and Engineering of University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh hosted 1st Qualifier round at University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (Dhanmondi Campus). ULAB (University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh) in 5th floor in arrangement this 1st qualifier round day. Total 500 players join this event, in 420 players is participated at FIFA ’09 and other players participated on Warcraft III Frozen Throne and Guitar Hero: World Tour. Warcraft III Frozen Throne participators’ DoTA (Defense of The Ancients) players, was 5 VS 5 play this game and total 9 number of team was 1st Qualifier round participated. In FIFA ’09 participator at a time 30 player played this game, 1 VS 1 and 1 referee watched that players games. I am also here three games judgment to referee mod.

Tomorrow WCG 2009 Asian Championship 2nd Qualifier round (Bangladesh) will start 9:30 PM BST in ULAB (University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh) in 5th floor auditorium hall.

View: Photos: WCG 2009 Asian Championship Qualifier round in Bangladesh - 1st Day

GOM Player 2.1.17.4710

Shakil published 10 Jun 2009, 16:57 in software - 0 comments & 1 favs

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GOM Player is a video/audio player with additional multimedia functions. This is a player of the new generation, which allows you to quickly and conveniently use the advantages of digital technologies.

GOM uses low CPU utilization while giving you the best possible image and subtitle quality and plays incomplete files without buffering. You can play any media files with GOM's built-in codec and Codec Finder service:

- GOM's built-in Codec supports the following codec: AC3, OGG, XVID, DIV1, DIV2, DIV3, DIV4, DIV5, DIV6, DIVX, DX50, MP41, MP42, MP43, H263, AP41, MPG4, MP4S, M4S2, MP4V, BLZO, MJPG, RMP4, DXGM, H264.

NSIS 2.45 Released

Shakil published 10 Jun 2009, 16:45 in software - 0 comments & 1 favs

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NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) is a professional open source system to create Windows installers. It is designed to be as small and flexible as possible and is therefore very suitable for internet distribution.

Being a user's first experience with your product, a stable and reliable installer is an important component of successful software. With NSIS you can create such installers that are capable of doing everything that is needed to setup your software.

BurnAware Free 2.3.6

Shakil published 10 Jun 2009, 16:39 in software - 0 comments & 1 favs

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BurnAware Free is a free CD, DVD, Blu-ray Disc burning software. It is ideal for users with basic disc burning needs as backup, creating data, audio, MP3 music, DVD-Video discs and burning disc images. Free, easy to set up, it enables you to save your files to disc quickly and provides clean, flexible interface to help you complete your burning tasks much faster.

Bangladesh joins WCG 2009 Asian Championship & Start Qualifier round

Shaon published 10 Jun 2009, 16:31 in gamers - 0 comments & 1 favs

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Bangladesh has been invited in the WCG 2009 Asian Championship this year for the first time.

World Cyber Games (WCG) is the world cup for all the gamers around the world, a chance to truly see just how you good you are with keyboard and mouse against other human players. For the last couple of years, F1 Management Limited has been organising the National Round in Bangladesh, selecting the winners who will face the players from all over the world.

The Asian Championship of WCG will be held in Singapore from 3rd to 5th July, where all the past Asian Championships has been held, along with the WCG Grand Finals back in 2005. The official games this year are DoTA (Defense of The Ancients), a modified version of Warcraft III Frozen Throne, FIFA '09 and Guitar Hero: World Tour.

The participating countries are among others Bangladesh, Australia, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Thailand, and New Zealand.

New iPhone 3GS Available June 19, added attractive features

Morshad published 10 Jun 2009, 15:04 in apple - 0 comments & 1 favs

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Apple’s recently released iPhone 3G S is at last generation phone. This new iPhone has attractive features. Everyone can like to buy this Apple product. If you’re Apple iPhone exiting user or new user, should buy it.

Because new iPhone to compared old iPhone not very faster. iPhone 3G S a faster processor and speeds graphics through hardware support for OpenGL ES 2.0. It operates two to three times faster than the first- and second-generation iPhone hardware. For example web pages often load slowly on the iPhone 3G. Processor speed is to blame for that, rather than network performance.

iPhone 3G S two new models hold 16 GB ($199) and 32 GB ($299). It’s video very fast capture and will a lot of storage fast. The camera also supports 3-megapixel images and more etc attractive features as like Voice Memos, Now you can share the 3G connection on your iPhone with your Mac notebook or PC laptop, With a built-in digital compass, iPhone 3G S can point the way. Use the new Compass app, or watch as it automatically reorients maps to match the direction you’re facing.

Apple iPhone will release on June 19, 2009. It’s announced the officially by Apple.

In Christmas Microsoft Release Windows 7

Morshad published 03 Jun 2009, 06:31 in technology - 0 comments & 1 favs

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Microsoft final decided Windows 7 is release on October 22, just in time to enable system builders to make the Christmas season. The date will put Windows 7 on store shelves a full three months earlier than originally planned.

Microsoft will offer some people who may not be able to wait for Windows 7 to arrive before having to order a new PC (like parents who are sending their sons or daughters off to school who need of a PC to take with them). Fortunately, there is no need to wait. Soon, customers will be able to take advantage of the Windows 7 Upgrade Option Program. This program enables participating retailers and OEMs to offer a special deal to upgrade to Windows 7 for customers purchasing a qualifying PC. Brandon LeBlanc will be doing another Windows blog post about this program with a date and more details when we get closer to availability.

Despite the fact that Windows Vista feels like it had a short life of only 33 months when it will be replaced, Microsoft in fact had short product cycles before Windows XP and, at least in that view, the rapid release is nothing special. While XP was the current operating system for 63 months, Me succeeded 98 after 27 months, 98 followed 95 with a 34 month distance, 95 replaced 3.1x after 41 months of availability and 3.1x kicked 3.0 after 22 months to the curb, this information according to TG Daily.

New Xbox 360 Project Natal's Motion Sensor Blows Wii Away

Morshad published 02 Jun 2009, 16:19 in technology - 0 comments & 1 favs

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Microsoft press conference on Monday at the E3 gaming convention in Los Angeles, Microsoft blew the media away with Project Natal, a motion sensing device that allows you to control video games and Xbox 360 menus with your body instead of a peripheral controller. Natal gives you voice and full-body motion control over your on-screen avatar using an RGB camera, depth sensor, multi-array microphone, and custom processor running proprietary software - according to the PC World.

Natal uses cameras and a microphone mounted to a Wii-style sensor bar to detect the user. It recognizes movements, talking, and can even tell the difference between young and old woman, and not just because she's better looking.

The system has plenty of goodies, such as voice and face recognition, video chatting and speech commands. After scrolling through your movies with a mid-air hand wave, just call out "Play movie!" and "Steel Magnolias" will start rolling. Love racing games? Why not grip an imaginary steering wheel and burn rubber?

Microsoft Corporate Vice President John Schappert, who led the keynote address, told FOXNews that he's excited to see what happens now that developers are able to get their hands on the development kit for Natal.

Amazon & Google's In The E-Book Business Competitors

Morshad published 01 Jun 2009, 16:41 in technology - 0 comments & 1 favs

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Now this day we are see Amazon sales of own made of digital books its proprietary Kindle device. Most print publication like these digital books. And most recently Google announced that it was ready to take Amazon on in force in the digital book market according to the New York Times. Google held discussions with major publishers at the Book Expo convention in New York.

So we are now said that Google directly in competition with Amazon. Amazon charges a flat fee of $9.99 for each digital book. The NYT reports that the average hard cover book sells for $26, significantly more than Amazon’s fee. Amazon reportedly takes a loss on each digital book it sells. But Google offering could prove to be more popular with publishers that Amazon's program because Google says it will allow publishers to set their own pricing for books.

David Young CEO of Hachette Book Group said, "Clearly, any major company coming into the e-book space, providing that we are happy with the pricing structure, the selling price and the security of the technology, will be a welcome addition." According to the DailyTech.

Intel Ads Don't Clarify Core Brand (But New Stickers Do)

Shaon published 06 May 2009, 21:02 in technology - 0 comments & 1 favs

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The big branding news from Intel is not its upcoming megabucks "Sponsors of Tomorrow" ad campaign -- another sure-to-fail attempt to paint geeks as cool. (I'm referring to the "TV spot portraying the Intel scientist who helped invent the USB drive as a rock star." David Byrne, maybe?) What is welcome news, though, is the quieter "rebadging" effort, which seeks to clarify those hapless stickers identifying the processor inside your PC or laptop.

Sure, if Intel wants reinforce its name with consumers, then TV ads will do the trick. The issue, though, is not that average folks haven't heard of the company, but rather that many of them are unclear about what exactly Intel makes. (I'd bet they know it's "chips"; but not "microprocessors.") In the same way that, in the early 1990s, the non-technical masses thought that AOL was the Internet, I suspect that lots of people believe Intel makes computers. Which they do, but not fully locked and loaded, as it were.

Ad-wise, Intel has been putting its name before consumers in a big way since the early Pentiums in the 1990s. That's when the chip behemoth decided to throttle back on its behind-the-scenes brand building -- where it focused on building heft with OEMs and industry insiders -- in favor of a glitzier, conventional-advertising profile.

Sure, the new stickers, which cut the keyword clutter down by roughly one term, aren't the final word in simplicity. But "Intel Core i7 Inside" cuts to the chase much quicker than the previous verbiage.