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The folks at Nexon have been nice enough to send Big Download this new and exclusive video showing off one of the new weapons the development team will be adding to its free-to-play first person shooter Combat Arms. The above footage shows off the new Kriss sub-machine gun in action.
As Nexon tells us the Kriss was “developed for military and police forces, chambered specifically for .45 ACP rounds. Its unique operating mechanism is designed to provide stability by absorbing recoil when firing.” There is also a modified version of the weapon called the Kriss SpecOps. This version “features an integrated dot-sight and a suppressor. The stability, damage potential and magazine have all been enhanced.” (more…)
Russia joints the less-than-flattering list of countries to ban the video site YouTube. Now a court in the far-east town of Komsomolsk-on-Amur in the Khabarovsk region has ordered that YouTube, along with four other sites, be blocked by an ISP in the region. In YouTube’s case, the reason was an extremist video, dubbed Russia for Russians, belonging to a far-righ… 
Like all of its rivals on the memory and storage market, Mushkin spent the past few months tirelessly working on new SSDs and memory products. Such companies have even had a special reason to work fast in the fact that both Intel and Advanced Micro Devices brought out new CPUs not too long ago. Now, in order to give such chips enough me… 
New versions of the popular CrossOver software which enables users to run Windows applications on Linux have been released. CrossOver 9.1.0 and CrossOver Games 9.1.0 are now available for download as trial versions. The biggest change is the update to Wine 1.2 as the underlying code base. You can read more about the Wine 1.2 release here. … 
Mobile phone maker Motorola was rumored only a couple of days ago to plan the launch of a Multi-Room service, and it seems that the company has already done that. Its Motorola Multi-Room DVR is now available in the United States on the airwaves of Cincinnati Bell. According to the company, its market leading multi-room digital video recorder … 
Yahoo has now revealed that comScore’s traffic numbers for June were erroneous and underreported Yahoo’s US page views and time spent on the site by a significant margin. comScore contacted Yahoo about the error last week. Both companies have now commented on the story. 
Thu, Jul 29, 2010
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