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<title>Destiny Beta Now Open to Everyone; Drops Code Re</title>
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<![CDATA[ Still waiting for a code to check out the Destiny beta? You're in luck. <a href="http://www.destinyps.com" target="_blank">safe destiny Glimmer</a><br>After initially requiring a beta code for access, Bungie is opening up the Destiny beta to all gamers on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 3.<br>Starting today at 4 PM PDT, everyone will be free to play the ongoing beta. The only requirement will be an Xbox Live Gold or PlayStation Plus subscription, depending upon your console of choice. To start playing, check out the dashboard or store on your system for a link to download the beta.<a href="http://www.destinyps.com" target="_blank">http://www.destinyps.com</a><br>This will ensure everyone who wants to try Destiny has the opportunity to do so before the beta comes to an end on Sunday night. It should also make it easier for those with more than one console to decide which system they want to play the game on when it launches on September 9. But remember, the Xbox One beta doesn't run at 1080p, but the final game is expected to.<br>Bungie has had a number of surprises for beta testers since the beta began last week. Before today's announcement, it offered a limited time Iron Banner event over the weekend and then brought the beta back online early after scheduled maintenance. And, as previously announced, players who sign into the game anytime between 2 PM PDT on Saturday and the end of the beta will receive an exclusive emblem for use in the full game.<br>The Iron Banner mode--a competitive multiplayer playlist where you can earn exclusive rewards--will return at least two more times before the beta ends. The schedule for when the Iron Banner will be live follows below (times are PDT):<br>Friday, July 25<br><br>    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM<br>    2:00 PM - 4:00 PM<br>    7:00 PM - 9:00 PM<br><br>Saturday, July 26<br><br>    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM<br>    2:00 PM - 4:00 PM<br>    7:00 PM - 9:00 PM<br>So how does Destiny look? Check out some screens below.<br><br>Article Source: <a href="http://www.destinyps.com" target="_blank">destinyps.com</a>
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<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jul 2014 14:03:29 +0900</pubDate>
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<![CDATA[ On Sunday, a story broke revealing that Facebook joined with researchers to manipulate the News Feeds of about 700,000 randomly selected profiles, all in the name of a psychological study.<br>“The researchers,” the AFP wrote, “wanted to see if the number of positive or negative words in messages the users read determined whether they then posted positive or negative content in their status updates.”<br>The experiment — and the public outcry that followed — implies a fraught relationship between the world’s largest social network and the people who use it. Facebook picks and chooses which of your friends’ posts surface in your main News Feed; the experiment was a special case, of course, but it raises a broader question: What factors normally determine whether a Facebook post shows up for you? <br>First, it’s important to acknowledge that Facebook has been tweaking the algorithm that influences your News Feed since it introduced the feature. And it has never revealed the method by which it chooses those posts. <a href="http://www.wildstars.net">cheap wildstar gold sale</a><br>“Of the 1,500+ stories a person might see whenever they log onto Facebook, News Feed displays approximately 300,” wrote Facebook advertising executive Brian Boland in a Facebook post in June 2014. “To choose which stories to show, News Feed ranks each possible story (from more to less important) by looking at thousands of factors relative to each person.” <br>In other words: Facebook is not Twitter or Instagram or Tumblr. You do not see every single post from every single person you’re friends with.<br>And rightly so! A constant stream of posts from every single one of your friends would get exhausting and annoying. And as I’ve written before, it’s a bit of a social faux pas to unfriend a person just because you don’t like her feed. <br>How this algorithm plays out in your News Feed is still murky to the public. Though Facebook offered a few scant details about its process last year, the thousands of factors that go into this recipe are largely kept under wraps. Here, however, is what we know can determine whether you’ll see a Facebook friend’s post or not:<br><br>Article Source: <a href="http://www.wildstars.net">wildstars.net</a><br>
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<pubDate>Sat, 26 Jul 2014 15:32:53 +0900</pubDate>
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<![CDATA[ Back on June 3, the company told us all that Germany was going to win the World Cup — and with Deutschland’s victory yesterday, its FIFA franchise secured a spot as one of the best seers of World Cup victory since the dearly departed Paul the Octopus.<br>The game may have foreseen Germany as the winner of the tournament, but it didn’t get all the details right. It had Brazil as the second-place finisher — but we’ll cut it some slack, since no one could have anticipated Neymar breaking his back in the quarterfinals (nor the devastating impact that would have on the team’s morale).<br>And it was a bit off in the score, envisioning a 2-1 final — but, again, that discrepancy can be tied back to Neymar’s injury, as the simulation predicted that the star forward would kick the game off with a goal, giving Brazil an early lead.<br>Happily, the game was wrong about the U.S. team, as well, which it forecast would be left behind in the qualifying rounds. (Hey, we didn’t win, but at least we got an exciting finish — and a new national hero in Tim Howard.)If you want to buy <a href="http://www.fifa14service.com">fifa 14 coins for xbox</a>, please go to http://www.fifa14service.com<br>FIFA’s foresight has a history. In 2010, the game correctly predicted Spain would win the World Cup. (So once the 2018 version of the game comes out, have your bookie on speed dial.)<br>We’re starting, in fact, to think that there are some wizards working at EA Sports. Beyond FIFA, the company’s Madden series has a pretty good track record of predicting Super Bowl winners. That franchise has an overall 8-3 forecasting record — though, to be fair, it got just about everything wrong at last year’s Super Bowl.<br>EA isn’t the only tech company with World Cup bragging rights. Cortana, the Halo-inspired digital assistant for Windows Phones, correctly predicted the outcome of 15 out of 16 World Cup matches, including the final. Cortana’s Apple rival, Siri, wasn’t quite so sharp: She picked Argentina to win.<a href="http://www.fifa-15-coins.com">Fifa 14 coins sale</a> <br>We hope Siri’s not too depressed about it. Nobody’s perfect.<br><br>Article Source: <a href="http://www.fifa15guide.com">http://www.fifa15guide.com</a><br>
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<pubDate>Sat, 26 Jul 2014 15:32:05 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>Why Is My Gadget Charging Very Slowly ?</title>
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<![CDATA[ You plugged in your phone or tablet hours ago, <a href="http://www.euwowgolds.com">The wow gold is on sale</a>. And the battery has recharged about 10 percent. Or maybe the needle didn’t even move at all. The connection between the cable and the device seems fine, the charger’s plugged in, and the battery indicator says your device is charging. What went wrong?<br>It’s likely to be one of three problems (or a combination of them): You could be using the wrong kind of power outlet, the wrong kind of wall plug, or the wrong kind of USB cable. In each case, the slow charging has to do with amps, the rate at which electrons are flowing into your gadget.<br>Most mobile devices these days have 5-volt chargers, but they will still charge your device at different speeds depending on those amps. Smartphones usually come with 1-amp chargers. Tablets and larger phones usually come with 2-amp chargers. (This is why tablet chargers are also known as 10-watt chargers, as Amps × Volts = Watts. So, effectively, 1-amp chargers are 5W chargers and 2-amp chargers are 10W chargers.) If you’re charging directly from the USB port on your computer, the amperage may be as low as 0.5 amps.<br><a href="http://www.wowgoldweb.net">cheap wow gold sale</a><br>On the Qatar vote by Fifa’s executive committee in 2010 Dyke, like Fifa itself, said they must wait for the report by Fifa’s chief ethics investigator, Michael Garcia, into the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. The process, in which England spent GBP24m to win just one vote besides that of their own delegate, Geoff Thompson, is now bedevilled in corruption allegations, focused most recently by Sunday Times revelations about the activities of the Qatari Fifa executive committee member, Mohamed bin Hammam.<br>Qatar’s World Cup organising committee has denied any wrongdoing or formal connection to Bin Hammam.<br>Dyke told the committee it is “certain” that, if the World Cup does take place in Qatar, it will not be played in the summer. Guardian Service<br><br>Article Source: <a href="http://www.mmogcart.net">http://www.mmogcart.net</a><br>
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