Assassin's Creed 3 main character revealed Assassin's Creed 3 has officially been unveiled for Nintendo Wii U, Xbox 360, PC and Sony PS3. The largest game yet Assassin's Creed 3 has been three years in the making. The fifth game in the series and the 3rd game to feature a completely new Assassin Assassin’s Creed 3 will throw players into the midst of the American Revolution. Assassin's Creed 3 Story: Set during the late 18th Century Assassin’s Creed 3 will see Desmond visit a brand-new time period and a brand-new Assassin called Connor. Originally named Ratohnaké:ton but adopting the first name Connor, our hero is half-English and half-Native American. Assassin’s Creed 3 will see Connor explore a world larger than any Assassin’s Creed game before it and will have him traversing locations from the wild savagery of the Frontier to the bustling streets of Colonial towns. Also confirmed is the fact he’ll be involved in some way with some major historical battles that took place including Washington’s clash with the British Army.
PSU - PlayStation Universe iPhone Screen Repairs & Screen Replacement | iPad & iPod Repairs - ukipodrepairs.co.uk Ultimate iOS 5.1 Guide: Features & What’s New for iPhone 4S & iPad 3 Update: iOS 5.1 Now Available for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch On the eve of Apple’s iPad 3 / iPad HD announcement, we also expect the company to finally release the newest version of their mobile operating system, iOS 5.1. We’ve been expecting this incremental update since late last year when Apple released beta versions to developers. Apparently the company decided to reserve that pleasure for the announcement of their latest and greatest tablet. Given that battery life fixes are a major part of this update, it could also be that Apple hasn’t yet gotten that issue under control, thus delaying the release. So what can we expect out of iOS 5.1? New Features As I mentioned, this update is more incremental and less major overhaul, so the list of new features isn’t long. New Mail Keyboard The keyboard available in the Mail app is slightly redesigned and now includes an @ symbol for faster addressee entry, among other things. New Camera Lock Screen Slider Enhanced Stock Notes App 3G Toggle Is Back
Jak and Daxter Collection Hits PS3 February 7th, 100+ Trophies to Collect The wait is almost over, Jak and Daxter fans! I’m happy to announce that Jak and Daxter Collection launches in North America on February 7th. In a few short weeks you’ll be able to score the first three installments of the Jak and Daxter trilogy in one complete PS3 Blu-ray package for just $39.99. Each game has been fully remastered to feature 720p HD visuals and stereoscopic 3D functionality, and one of the coolest new additions to the titles in Jak and Daxter Collection is the introduction of Trophy support. When the series debuted on PS2 over 10 years ago, we didn’t have Trophies. For our jump to PS3, Mass Media crafted custom Trophies for you to earn for all three titles in the collection. Here’s a sneak peek at some of the Trophies that will be up for grabs: Be sure to track them all down when Jak and Daxter Collection launches on PS3 this February 7th. Comments are closed.
Best Phones of MWC 2012 1. Best Phones of MWC 2012: HTC One X The flagship member of HTC’s One Series range, the One X sports a large 4.7-inch screen with a Super LCD 2 display that is powered by a NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor. With Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and HTC Sense 4.0 on board, there’s built-in Beats Audio now with third party app support (Spotify, YouTube), NFC tech, the brand new HTC Image Chip offering a 0.7-second boot-up time for the camera, along with a 0.2-second autofocus and the ability to take pictures while filming. Review : HTC One X Next Best Phones of MWC 2012: HTC One S Mobile World Congress 2013 is almost upon us. Mobile World Congress (MWC) may not mean much to you, but the Barcelona expo will play host to the likes of Samsung, HTC, Asus and Sony - all of whom have a slew of new products to unveil to the world. Remember to bookmark our MWC 2013 page for all the latest news from Barcalona.
T3 Mobile Trends Felix Baumgartner Space Jump 2012: The man who fell to Earth Like 138 Tweet 80 0 Updated 01:56 13 Oct 2012 by T3 Magazine F elix Baumgartner is attempting to freefall 23 miles from the Earth's upper atmosphere, breaking the sound barrier as he plummets down. “I will achieve two things: the first is to provide valuable scientific data to space researchers. The record currently stands at 19.5 miles, but Baumgartner and the Red Bull Stratos team is aiming for a more ambitious 23 miles on Tuesday this week. How will Baumgartner’s suit protect him? A high-tech cross between a sleeping bag and a skinny-fit spacesuit, the suit is cumbersome, weighs over 100lbs, but should keep him alive. What will he breathe? 100 per cent oxygen, delivered from two cylinders on his back. What’s it like, 23 miles up? Temperature is a nippy -55ºC, and atmospheric pressure is roughly one hundredth what it is at sea level. What will happen as he breaks the sound barrier? That’s the big unknown of the Red Bull Stratos mission. That’s bad, yes? It’s not ideal. the past.
Future Gadgets: Hottest concept tech of 2012 1. Typed: A Better Blogging Platform We've mentioned Real Mac Software products before, whether it's Clear for iOS or the simple text editor Typed for Mac, but the latest product from the Brighton based team is something a little bit different. Again going with the Typed name, this time around though it's a web based blogging platform that aims to give you a beautiful writing experience plus all those typical blogging features, like tags, scheduling, additional pages and plenty of callaboration tools. It's mobile friendly, always a plus, and comes with plenty of slick themes. Indiegogo With the smart home actually becoming a ‘thing’, the next problem we’ll no doubt face is how to control all our separate components, without juggling a 100 different apps. 3. What we love most about Indiegogo and Kickstarter is there ability to give people a platform to take an everyday product and haul it in to the modern day. Bluesmart 4. Coolbox - Advanced toolbox 5. Moment 6. Luna bed 7. RideOn 8. Prynt 10.
Editor's Picks Competition Each week we make the long and difficult journey down into the T3 basement; a place so ancient that only the most intrepid of tech-journalists dare brave its betamax and cassette strewn remnants. From our archives we’ll then pick a single story, pop it in the Editor's Picks Buzzwall leaving you to dust off your tech based detective skills to find it and then answer the very simple question below. How to win free stuff: Either head on over to Facebook and give us your answers on the Editor's Picks post or alternatively log on to Twitter and give us your answer with the hashtag #T3EdsPicks. What will you win: This week we have two tickets to the EcoVelocity Motor Show running from the 5th-13th May. There'll be the opportunity to test drive a range of electric cars as well as as a large number of exhibitors to explore.
Pebble: E-Paper Watch for iPhone and Android by Pebble Technology Want your watch to tell you when your next bus is leaving? Maybe you're jonesing to see your compile status or recent github commits.. Think push notifications, directly to your watch using the data connection on your phone. Want to check-in on your watch, or create an app that can monitor your sleep? Pebble can send data from the accelerometer and buttons back up to the internet. Pebble can receive simple alerts and notifications from if this then that (ifttt.com) or our web-facing RESTful endpoint. Load apps using Bluetooth 144 x 168 pixel display black and white e-paper Bluetooth 2.1+ EDR and 4.0 (Low Energy)4 buttonsVibrating motor 3 axis accelerometer with gesture detectionDistribute apps via Pebble watchapp store Detailed SDK specs are available on our Pebble Dev Blog. Pebble connects by Bluetooth to your iPhone or Android device. Compatibility iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S running iOS 5 or any iPod Touch with iOS 5.Android devices running OS 2.3 and up. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q.