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Happy New Year 2015!

 

 

Halo 5: Guardians multiplayer beta is on and Xbox One fans are loving it. The early beta access kicked off yesterday and will continue through January,18th. In the wake of the ongoing beta Microsoft has detailed all Halo 5 retail editions and launched the pre-order campaign. Halo 5: Guardians is going to come in three retail packages Standard, Limited Edition and Limited Collector's Edition.

 

 

The Standard Edition of Halo 5: Guardians ($60) will naturally pack the game within a standard Xbox One plastic box and all pre-orders will receive a special Halo 5 poster.

 

The Limited Edition ($100) will pack the game disc within a premium steel book with some cool additional content - both physical and digital.

 

The Collector's Edition ($250) will include everything the Limited package offers, plus a commemorative, numbered statue designed by 343 Industries.

 

 

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As 2014 draws to a close, it's time for us to look back on another year's worth of gratuitous movie pirating. And surprisingly enough, this year's most torrented movies weren't actually all that terrible. You've got taste, ya thieves.

 

Here's the Top 20 pirated Movies in 2014:

 

1. The Wolf of Wall Street (30.035 million)

2. Frozen (29.919 million)

3. RoboCop (29.879 million)

4. Gravity (29.357 million)

5. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug) (27.627 million

6. Thor: The Dark World (25.749 million)

7. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (25.628 million)

8. The Legend of Hercules (25.137 million)

9. X-Men: Days of Future Past 24.380 million

10. 12 Years a Slave (23.653 million)

11. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (23.543 million)

12. American Hustle (23.143 million)

13. 300: Rise of an Empire (23.096 million)

14. Transformers: Age of Extinction (21.65 million)

15. Godzilla (20.956 million)

16. Noah (20.334 million)

17. Divergent (20.312 million)

18. Edge of Tomorrow (20.299 million)

19. Captain Phillips (19.817 million)

20. Lone Survivor (19.130 million)

 

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As Oppo gains more and more mindshare with its nicely built, attractive, and capable devices, the pressure mounts to keep the software fresh, and that has proven to be a little bit of challenge so far with the Find 7 devices.

 

Oppo likes to cater to the tinkerers and developers out there, and its active forums have all manner of discussions about how to do things with Oppo's products. In catering to this crowd however, Oppo also does not push a lot of over-the-air updates for ColorOS, favoring instead to release stable builds or Betas to be manually loaded and installed on devices. Fortunately, the process is literally as simple as downloading a file, connecting the phone to your computer, and then initiating the update on the device itself.

 

With the last big update to ColorOS 2.0.0i for the Find 7/7a this past October, the devices finally had firmware based on Android 4.4 KitKat, as well as a long list of changes to the user experience. With this update teaser to ColorOS 2.0.4i, based on Android 4.4.2, the Find 7 and Find 7a get a bunch of new wallpapers and the ability to presort apps. The task manager has been enhanced a bit too. Check the Teaser Video below!

 

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Some residents of Minneapolis, Minnesota will soon have access to superfast Internet, thanks to US Internet, which has recently announced that it will offer a mind-boggling 10Gbps broadband speed to both residential and small-business owners in the city. Just to give you an idea, this is 10 times the speed of Google Fiber, which is currently available in Kansas City; Provo, Utah, and Austin, Texas.

 

 

"The launch of our 10 Gbps Internet service will make Minneapolis the first city in the world to receive access to the Internet at speeds never before experienced in our country, or any other country for that matter," U.S. Internet CEO Joe Caldwell said in a statement. The service will be available for $400/month + a $99 installation fee.

 

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