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Crytek arbeitet nicht nur selbst an Virtual-Reality-Spielen wie The Climb, sondern stellt Wissenschaftlern und Studenten nun auch die Cryengine mitsamt Quellcode für eigene Projekte kostenlos zur Verfügung. (Crytek, Cry Engine)
The new transient sensors harmlessly melt away after wirelessly transmitting info.
(credit: J. Rogers, University of Illinoi)
From the folds and crinkles of a living brain, a fleeting fleck of electronics smaller than a grain of rice can wirelessly relay critical health information and then gently fade away.
The transient sensors, which can measure pressure, temperature, pH, motion, flow, and potentially specific biomolecules, stand to permanently improve patient care, researchers said. With a wireless, dissolving sensor, doctors could ditch the old versions that require tethering patients to medical equipment and performing invasive surgery to remove, which adds risks of infections and complications to already vulnerable patients.
Though the first version, reported in Nature, was designed for the brain and tested in the noggins of living rats, the authors think the sensors could be used in many tissues and organs for a variety of patients—from car crash victims with brain injuries to people with diabetes. “Sensors are incredibly important,” chief resident of neurosurgery and study co-author Rory Murphy of Washington University School of Medicine told Ars. But they’ve been a hassle, too.
Breko-Mitglieder wollen sich gegen exklusives Vectoring der Telekom im Nahbereich um die Hauptverteiler notfalls mit einer Verfassungsbeschwerde wehren. Technisch sei VDSL2 Annex Q, oder Vplus, die Alternative zu Vectoring. (Vectoring, DSL)
When you hold a smartphone to your ear, you don’t usually have to worry about touching the screen with you cheek and accidentally ending a call. That’s because most smartphones have proximity sensors that can turn off the display and disable touch input when the phone is near your face. But Elliptic Labs has developed software that […]
Smartphone might not need proximity sensors to… sense proximity is a post from: Liliputing
When you hold a smartphone to your ear, you don’t usually have to worry about touching the screen with you cheek and accidentally ending a call. That’s because most smartphones have proximity sensors that can turn off the display and disable touch input when the phone is near your face. But Elliptic Labs has developed software that […]
Smartphone might not need proximity sensors to… sense proximity is a post from: Liliputing
Video, music, app downloads, and ads can be exempted from caps for a fee.
(credit: Verizon Wireless)
Verizon Wireless, like AT&T before it, is now charging online content providers a fee to get their services exempted from customers' data caps.
With Verizon's "FreeBee Data 360," content providers are billed for each gigabyte they serve to consumers, while the consumers can access the providers' services without using up their data allotments.
"Content providers can sponsor specific consumer actions on a per-click basis, free of data charges for subscribers—including mobile video clips, audio streaming, and app downloads," Verizon said today. Data used for advertisements can also be sponsored by the company delivering the ad.
Last week the 2016 Oscar nominees were announced, an event that inspired many people to check out the contenders. This increased interest is noticeable in legal channels and on various pirate sites, where all of the 37 Oscar contenders we checked are readily available.
Source: TF, for the latest info on copyright, file-sharing, torrent sites and ANONYMOUS VPN services.
The Oscars is the most watched award show of the year, closely followed by hundreds of millions of movie fans around the world.
A few days ago the 2016 nominees were announced and as usual this triggered a spike in interest from box office visitors as well as online pirates.
The latter group has been spoiled with a steady supply of pirated titles over the past several weeks. Ironically, many of these titles leaked from DVD screener copies which were sent out to reviewers, including Academy members who vote for the Oscars.
Inspired by the work of Andy Baio early 2015, we decided to take a look at this year’s contenders, excluding short and foreign films, to see how many films are already available on pirate sites.
To our surprise, all of the 37 nominated movies are widely available through unauthorized sites. Most are released in Blu-Ray or DVD quality, including several DVD screeners.
The list of leaked movies includes Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which is the only movie that’s not available in a decent quality. The only copies of the blockbuster are so-called “Cams,” recorded in the theater.
Due to the low quality the number of Star Wars downloads pales in comparison to other nominees such as The Big Short and The Martian, which have both been downloaded millions of times.
Of all movies that leaked 17 were sourced from DVD screeners. This number of leaked nominee screeners is a record high for this decade.
In recent years the number of leaked screener copies was significantly deceased due to increased security measures. However, this trends was broken this year thanks to Hive-CM8, who released 14 screeners last month.
It’s unclear whether these screeners were intended for the Oscars or another award show.
Below this article we’ve included an overview of all the nominees, whether the films were leaked as a DVD screener, as well as the highest quality leak format in which they are currently available.
Movie | Screener leaked? | Best quality | |
---|---|---|---|
torrentfreak.com | |||
45 Years | No | BluRay | |
Amy | No | BluRay | |
Anomalisa | Yes | DVDscr | |
Boy and the World | No | WEBRip | |
Bridge of Spies | Yes | BluRay | |
Brooklyn | Yes | DVDScr | |
Carol | Yes | DVDScr | |
Cartel Land | No | BluRay | |
Cinderella | No | BluRay | |
Creed | Yes | DVDScr | |
Ex Machina | No | BluRay | |
Fifty Shades of Grey | No | BluRay | |
Inside Out | No | BluRay | |
Joy | Yes | DVDScr | |
Mad Max: Fury Road | No | BluRay | |
Racing Extinction | No | HDTV | |
Room | Yes | DVDscr | |
Shaun the Sheep Movie | No | BluRay | |
Sicario | Yes | BluRay | |
Spectre | Yes | BluRay | |
Spotlight | Yes | DVDScr | |
Star Wars: The Force Awakens | No | HDCam | |
Steve Jobs | Yes | DVDscr | |
Straight Outta Compton | Yes | BluRay | |
The Big Short | Yes | DVDScr | |
The Danish Girl | Yes | DVDscr | |
The Hateful Eight | Yes | DVDScr | |
The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared | No | BluRay | |
The Hunting Ground | No | DVDRip | |
The Look of Silence | No | BluRay | |
The Martian | No | BluRay | |
The Revenant | Yes | DVDScr | |
Trumbo | Yes | DVDScr | |
What Happened, Miss Simone? | No | DVDRip | |
When Marnie Was There | No | BluRay | |
Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom | No | WEB-DL | |
Youth | No | BluRay |
Source: TF, for the latest info on copyright, file-sharing, torrent sites and ANONYMOUS VPN services.
Ist die Überwachungspraxis der Geheimdienste auf einmal illegal? Nach einem aktuellen Urteil des Europäischen Gerichtshofes für Menschenrechte sieht es jedenfalls nicht gut aus für die staatlichen Überwacher. (Geheimdienste, Datenschutz)
Facebook will Indiens Bevölkerung online bringen, aber der Widerstand wächst. Die Frage: Ist das Projekt Free Basics gut gemeint oder eine Gefahr für ein freies Netz? (Mark Zuckerberg, Spam)
About a year after launching the Lumix CM1 smartphone with a high-quality camera lens, Panasonic is introducing a new model that looks virtually identical. But the new Panasonic Lumix CM10 has one key difference: it’s not a phone. It’s just an Android-powered point-and-shoot camera with a 28mm Leica DC lens, a 20 megapixel, 1 inch […]
Panasonic launches Lumix CM10 Android-powered camera is a post from: Liliputing
About a year after launching the Lumix CM1 smartphone with a high-quality camera lens, Panasonic is introducing a new model that looks virtually identical. But the new Panasonic Lumix CM10 has one key difference: it’s not a phone. It’s just an Android-powered point-and-shoot camera with a 28mm Leica DC lens, a 20 megapixel, 1 inch […]
Panasonic launches Lumix CM10 Android-powered camera is a post from: Liliputing
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