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Well, this was a long time coming. Apparently, Canon brought out a 4K 8 megapixel camera at their 2010 Expo for shooters all around the world to drool over. While...

If you haven't heard about Videomaker's Webinar Training series, our live webinars are taught by our experts and feature a wide spectrum of video production and post production topics such...

If you've purchased Premiere Pro CS5 and are waiting for an update, today's your day! Earlier today...

There are many transitions you can use when editing, but how do you edit in a way that adds intrigue to your story? By using...

The new Bloggie Touch captures full 1920x1080p high definition MP4 video and 12.8 megapixel photos on 8GB or 4GB of embedded memory offering roughly four hours of HD movie recording....

The Game Center is open to most iOS-based devices, with the exception of the iPhone 3G and first-gen iPhones and...

The social-networking tool, aimed at businesses, now comes in apps for the iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android devices.

Former HP CEO Mark Hurd stands to score big as co-president at Oracle. Beyond the salary, there's a potential $5...

Firefox and other up-to-date browsers are capable of running newly complex games, Mozilla argues, launching an effort to get programmers...

Amazon is selling refurbished second-generation Kindles starting at $159.99. But are they a deal?

LONDON — Every so often, in cities across the world, a group of digital music professionals get together for a...

BERLIN - Google gave a live demonstration of Google TV at Berlin’s IFA Tuesday, and CEO Eric Schmidt promised it...

An animation assembly line in Taiwan renders breaking stories the way they might have happened.

Google is in talks with music labels on plans for a download store and a digital song locker that would...

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Though Wired.com readers selected 10 excellent photos in our sleep photo contest, we here at the...

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The submissions for our sleep photo contest were all across the board, but none of them made us...

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For a document that organizes the building blocks of everything in the universe, the periodic table is awfully...

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Putting a fart app on your iPhone does not turn the faceless gadget into a unique...

Mad Catz' Modern Warfare 2 peripherals won't know what hit them when Black Ops debuts this fall -- the quality of the company's gamepads has increased yet again, and of course, this year the Call of Duty-flavored lineup ships with a genuine R.A.T. mouse. We snuck down the streets of San Francisco for a top secret rendezvous to test these controllers out, and discovered a pair of the most comfortable gamepads we've tried for our trouble. Read our full impressions after the break -- totally declassified.

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Mad Catz's Black Ops PrecisionAim gamepads and Stealth mouse hands-on originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Sep 2010 10:26:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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For demanding gamers, initial excitement upon procuring a Nintendo Wii was quickly dampened by disappointment: the durned Wiimote wasn't nearly as precise as we'd all hoped it would be. It took a couple of years for Nintendo to step up and fix the issue, releasing the MotionPlus and finally making the Wiimote work for sword-fighting games and the like. But, that left us all stuck with a dongle hanging off the bottom, causing compatibility issues with many early peripherals. The Nyko Wand+ is the solution, putting the MotionPlus right inside a stock-size controller, as it should have been in the first place. In some ways, it's better than first-party.

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Nyko Wand+ review originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:58:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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AMD might still have no actual Fusion product to sell us, but it's added a fresh new codename to the stable of future CPU/GPU hybrids. The Zacate Accelerated Processing Unit is a Bobcat derivative, much like the Ontario, but it operates at a higher TDP of 18W and is intended for ultrathin and mainstream laptops along with power-sipping desktops and all-in-ones. Both it and the Ontario APU will offer two Bobcat cores allied to Radeon graphics capable of performing DirectX 11 instructions, though the Ontario dips all the way down to 9W with the stated aim of punching up netbook and small form factor pc performance. Just for reference, that'll have to compete against Intel's own dual-core solution, the 1.5GHz Atom N550, which scrapes by on just an 8.5W TDP... though, of course, it doesn't integrate the same graphics processing prowess that Ontario promises. The two chips, Ontario and Zacate, will ride AMD's Brezos platform when they finally debut early next year. Until then, enjoy the technicolor die shot after the break.

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AMD names second Bobcat APU Zacate, shows off Ontario die size originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:36:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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