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Ready for Windows Blue? It Could Be Here Very Soon

March 21, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

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The rumors continue as more talk about Windows Blue is popping up around the web. Sources say that Windows Blue is not going to be Windows 9 but rather a series improvements upon Windows 8. We could see a public preview of Microsoft’s latest software as early as a few months from now with Microsoft supposedly planning on a summer release of the overhaul.

Sources also say that Windows Blue will include Internet Explorer 11 and improved search functionality. The refresh may also include support for 7 and 8 inch mobile devices. This sounds like a good plan for Microsoft as I feel Windows 8 is still largely unpolished. Overall, my impression of Windows 8 is more positive as of late and I’m hoping that Windows Blue will address some my remaining issues. As we hear more about Windows Blue, we will keep you in the loop.

Filed Under: Computers, Microsoft, News, PC, Technology, Windows Tagged With: internet explorer 11, Microsoft, Mobile, News, os, PC, Software, tech, Technology, Windows, windows blue

Keep NASA Strong Sign a Petition

March 16, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr 1 Comment

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Help keep NASA going strong by helping them keep their budget from dropping below 1% of Federal Funding. There are many things that make the United States successful and advancing our knowledge and ability, which NASA greatly contributes to, is clearly one program worth keeping strong.

So, if you feel the same, then let’s take action and let the government know how we feel by signing a petition.

In 1961, at the height of the space race, the NASA budget was 4.41% of federal outlays. In 2005, despite the federal government spending only ~$15 billion on NASA.

The 2013 budget expects ~$19 billion of funding for NASA or half of a percent of spending; truly this is a pittance, but one that yields vast economic and scientific rewards.

NASA advances our nation when well-funded; by guaranteeing that no less than 1% of federal spending will be on NASA, we promote job creation, encourage creativity in the economy, and gain insight on our universe.

1% is a small financial guarantee of progress in the final frontier!

Filed Under: Internet, NASA, News, Science, Space, Technology, Web Tagged With: budget, internet, NASA, News, petition, Science, Space, Web

Possible Battlefield 4 Reveal

March 8, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

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Battlefield 3

EA is creating a lot of buzz, some of it not so good, like the major issues plaguing the launch of SimCity. On the other hand EA seems to be getting ready to announce Battlefield 4 at the Game Developer’s Conference (GDC).

Invitations were sent out asking to “Save the Date”, which was marked as March 26, 2013 – 7 PM. The invitations were recently sent to IGN. We currently no nothing about Battlefield 4 or if EA has anything else it would like to share but the timing feels right for the announcement.

Filed Under: Computers, Games, Microsoft, News, PC, Playstation, Sony, Xbox Tagged With: battlefield 3, battlefield 4, EA, game, Games, Gaming, Microsoft, News, ps3, ps4, Sony, Updates, Xbox

Carrie Fisher Takes Back Confirmation of Role

March 6, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

Leia

It appears that Carrie Fisher is now taking back the confirmation that she will be in the next Star Wars film. A representative on behalf of Fisher apparently told CNN that she was “joking” around and that, “Nothing has been announced.”.

This doesn’t necessarily mean that it won’t happen but it’s definitely not official. I guess we will have to just wait until we get some more information from Disney.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: carrie fisher, cnn, Disney, Film, Movies, News, Star Wars

Earth Gets A View of a Comet

March 5, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

 

Comet Dates
Source: Science @ NASA

The comet Pan-STARRS, which was discovered in 2011, is making it’s way thorough our solar system and on March 5th, it made it’s closest approach to Earth at 100 million miles away.

Although the comet is no longer at it’s closest point to our planet, it’s getting closer to the Sun and we should all hopefully see a nice show as it continues to brighten in the sky. Pan-STARRS will be closest to the Sun on Sunday, March 10th and at that point is should be very bright.

Until recently, only people who live in the southern hemisphere were able to see the comet at all, but that will change at those of us in the northern hemisphere will begin to see the comet on March 7th. It will appear on the west-southwest horizon shortly after sunset.

This won’t be our only comet this year as comet ISON will be making an appearance in November and should be much, much brighter that Pan-STARRS.

Filed Under: News, Science, Space Tagged With: Comet, Earth, NASA, News, panstarrs, Science, Space

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