Throwback, shit looks fun. See the kid online….

THIS ISH LOOKS F-ING INSANE. FLAME ON HOES.

So here goes Capcom and M$ shafting you again. If you want to download this bad ass looking demo/beta, you have to buy “Wolf of the Battlefield”, the XBOX Live Arcade game for 800 points. Now you tell me, who the F wants this game. You might as well wait for the real game to come out, that will probably cost less points anyway. Anyway, the game does look fiya, and AKUMA is back. I’ll see you guys on the scoreboard when this drops, please bring it!

Jun. 13 - Japanese company Genepax presents its eco-friendly car that runs on nothing but water.

The car has an energy generator that extracts hydrogen from water that is poured into the car’s tank. The generator then releases electrons that produce electric power to run the car. Genepax, the company that invented the technology, aims to collaborate with Japanese manufacturers to mass produce it.

SOUNDBITE: Kiyoshi Hirasawa, CEO, Genepax.

Michelle Carlile-Alkhouri reports.

A WASHING machine that uses only a cup of water to carry out a full wash, leaving clothes virtually dry, has been developed by British inventors.

Researchers say the technology, which uses less than 2 per cent of the water and energy of a conventional machine, could save billions of litres of water each year.

The washing machine uses thousands of tiny plastic chips – each about half a centimetre in size – to absorb and remove dirt.

About 20kg of the chips are added to each load along with a cup of water and detergent.

During the washing cycle the water is heated to help dissolve stains and dirt, which are then absorbed by the plastic chips.

The chips are removed at the end of each wash but can be used up to 100 times.

The technology, dubbed Xeros, could save millions of litres of water each year if widely adopted.

An average household uses about 20 litres of water daily washing clothes.

I was sleepin, but I might have to copp a ps3 for this one

I will have to try this myself and hit ya with an update…..

Arriving in early July, the new “iPhone 3G” will sell for hundreds less than the original and—as expected—will come equipped with GPS and access to AT&T’s speedy HSDPA network. Also: A new version of Mac OS X is on the way, along with a major revamp of Apple’s .Mac online service.

iPhone 3G
It’s real, it’s thinner (at the edges, at least), and, truth be told … it looks an awful lot like the original iPhone, from the front anyway. A couple of key changes, however: The headphone jack is now flush with the case—so no more need for a headset adapter—and the back panel is now glossy black plastic, which looks good, but may well be more susceptible to scratches than the original brushed—metal version.

So that’s how the new iPhone looks. What’s inside? As expected, 3G and GPS, good for turn—by—turn directions and geotagging photos. Nice, but we’d heard rumors of videoconferencing—which, judging from the lack of a front—facing camera on the iPhone 3G, isn’t in the cards. Jobs claims five hours of “3G” talk time on the new iPhone (or 10 hours when using EDGE only), plus seven hours of video, 5—6 hours of Web browsing, and 24 hours of audio.
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HAHA kinda cool

this shit is sooo true