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at November 25, 2014

Download Android KitKat 4.4.2 stock firmware for Jiayu G4C smartphone from hereor here. Download Jelly Bean firmware from here. Download another Jiayu firmware from here.

Archive name: JIAYU G4C (1GB+4GB) Android4.4 ROM(20140917-202958)
Image: MP_mt82_a8_g4hc_jyt_kk_wcdma_20140917-202958_songlixin_PC
Archive file size: 363 MB
Support: Mediatek MT6582
Project: vanzo82_cwet_kk
Config_version: V1.1.1
Baseband: MT6582_S00_MOLY_WR8_W1315_MD_WG_MP_V5_1_wg_n

Installing ROM
- Unpack FlashTools, and Click on Flash_tool.exe
- Select a the MT6582_Android_scatter.txt in ROM
- Wait file to be added into Flash Tool
- choose Option->USB Model,click USB Model
–> Choose Option->DA DownLoad All->Speed->High Speed, click High Speed
- Turn off your phone - "Press F9 (hit Download button)" OR " if upgrade ROM Firmware->Upgrade "
- and connect your phone into the computer via USB data cable.
- The process will start and a red progress bar will appear after color purple, yellow.
- And green circles display
- Finish ! - You can now safely disconnect your phone and turn it on.

at November 24, 2014

IPAD AIR 2 GIVEAWAY! (Read Description)

WELCOME TO THE IPAD AIR 2 GIVEAWAY! 1. To enter here: http://featu.re/godson and download 1 game. Play it for 1.3 minutes then come back here and write down the name...

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by Godson - Clash of Clans on youtube

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If you use android phones, please choose Gihosoft Android Data Recovery.

at November 24, 2014

Special for Black Friday ($0.01 Deals & Over 50%OFF)

Black Friday is coming, as one of the most crazy time to shopping, our TinyDeal have offered some special contests to customer.

The first one is $0.01 deals, which we will prepare three products with only $0.01, but the quantity will rasie according to how many like customer give them, every 100 new likes, one more $0.01 deal will add, limited to 9 pcs.

So hurry up to add more likes for these three products before 10:00 (GMT+8) Nov.27, we will announce the amount of deals on Nov.27, and the sale time is 16:00(GMT+8) Nov.28

You need to use coupon code when you check out these $0.01 products, the coupon will appear in that page before the sale time, first come, first get. Have a good luck.

http://www.tinydeal.com/Black-Friday-Ultimate-Savings-Center--si-2866.html

The second one contest is almost the same with first one, there are several products in follow page, includes cellphone, tablet and so on. If the amount of like in each product are more than 200, the product will have a discount over 50%OFF, so hurry up to give your likes.

The for like: before 10:00 (GMT+8) Nov.27
Discount announce: 16:00 (GMT+8) Nov.27
Discounts valid time: 22:00 (GMT+8) Nov.27 -24:00 (GMT+8) Nov.30

http://www.tinydeal.com/more-like-higher-discount--si-2886.html

at November 24, 2014

Huion Super-thin USB LED Light Box - L4S Unboxing, and how to use

Available at: (US) http://amzn.to/1tiYlo1 (EU) http://amzn.to/1pX9HvD What's in the box (standard)? 1) 1*Huion Light box - L4S; 2) 1*USB cable; 3) 1*Instruct...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBo48o-l96o&feature=youtube_gdata
by Huion CN on youtube

at November 24, 2014

7 Windows PC apps you must have

http://www.mobilegeeks.com/7-windows-pc-apps-you-must-have/

at November 24, 2014

Check out Google’s huge Times Square ad

Google is really going big with its latest advertising campaign. The whole idea is that there is a good phone, tablet, wearable or device available for everyone. Google has it all, and they are making a product line that extends to every part of the world. We are “together, but not the same”.

Opinion: I kinda love the natural feeling of this advertising. It’s classy, subtle, interactive and fun. I wish I could see it in person.

at November 24, 2014

Best Buy launches the Motorola DROID Turbo in blue

Best Buy is so big in the USA that it manages to snag some exclusive colors for itself. The latest addition is the Best Buy-exclusive Motorola DROID Turbo, which is now available in blue.

The device will be available for the same $200 you can find it elsewhere, so if you like blue this may be your chance to finally get what you want.

Opinion: And don’t forget, the Motorola DROID Turbo has one of the largest batteries in any smartphone, carrying a whopping 3900 mAh of juice to keep your device alive for a good time.

at November 24, 2014

BlackBerry offering up to $550 to those who trade in an iPhone

BlackBerry is growing desperate and announcing what they call a holiday special. To me it seems like the only ones winning will be them, but if you are interested in getting a BlackBerry Passport you may get up to $550 for trading in your iPhone.

Officially, you would be getting $400 in credit, but BlackBerry would then give you an extra $150 for getting a BlackBerry Passport. Of course, it all depends on which iPhone you have. The $400 credit is probably for a shiny iPhone 6 Plus.

Opinion: Those who follow me know I have more than a few words to say about BlackBerry, but ultimately I kinda like the Passport. Does it beat a brand new iPhone 6? Not in my opinion, but the Passport is a pretty darn cool phone.

at November 24, 2014

Best Nexus 6 cases

http://www.mobilegeeks.com/best-nexus-6-cases/

at November 24, 2014

How to make a super bright LED light panel (for video work etc)

Here's how to make a super-bright LED light panel. It's equivalent to a 1000w incandescent light bulb, and it's super useful for video work as it has a dayli...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLia59KfkSw&feature=youtube_gdata
by DIY Perks on youtube

at November 24, 2014

LED Tutorial: Light a 10W LED from 12V - Simple & Cheap

A cheap and simple way to connect a 10W LED to a 12 volt supply. A current regulated LED driver keeps the LED at maximum brightness, while a heatsink and fan...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsGKk24h6Wo&feature=youtube_gdata
by Julian Ilett on youtube

at November 24, 2014

Make An L.E.D Emblem Light!

How to make this cool L.E.D lit acrylic emblem! Twitter- https://twitter.com/Mist8kofficial Facebook- http://www.facebook.com/mist8kspage G+ http://www.gplus...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sGS28iaRWY&feature=youtube_gdata
by Mist8k on youtube

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Discover the Latest Cool Gadgets and Top Wholesale Electronics from China. Daily updates about new smart gadgets, useful tech guides.

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Ahappydeal Forum News

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at November 24, 2014

First of all we have the DG700 Titans 2, a rugged phone with a huge battery(4000 mah), 1GB RAM,8GB ROM, MT6582 quad-core processor, front-facing camera of at least 2 megapixels, rear camera at least 5-megapixels and a ridiculous low price. This beast is the evolution of the DG150 Titans but with a lot of improvements to it, including more memory, a new processor and even, an extra button that can be programmed by the user to perform any action he or she may see fit, like taking a photo, opening your email etc…

at November 24, 2014

Pulse Dimmable LED Light with Wireless Bluetooth Speakers - JBL

These are hot! Buy them here, http://amzn.to/1rSZK4K Pair of integrated 2.4GHz JBL Bluetooth Speakers/LED Lights that screw into any standard E26 socket •Wir...

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by Flossy Carter on youtube

at November 24, 2014

Download latest Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean stock firmware for Jiayu G2F smartphone from here or here. Download previous firmware version from here. Download another Jiayu firmware from here.

Archive name: SM219_W_FWVGA_JY_REDUCE_V0.3.4_S0924
Archive file size: 222 MB
Support: Mediatek MT6582
Project: sm219_w_fwvga_jy_reduce
Config_version: V1.1.1
Baseband: MT6582_S00_SM219_REDUCE_BP_W_V0_0_2_S1114_1_wg_n
Other: this firmware improves WiFi Connection

Installing ROM
- Unpack FlashTools, and Click on Flash_tool.exe
- Select a the MT6582_Android_scatter.txt in ROM
- Wait file to be added into Flash Tool
- choose Option->USB Model,click USB Model
–> Choose Option->DA DownLoad All->Speed->High Speed, click High Speed
- Turn off your phone - "Press F9 (hit Download button)" OR " if upgrade ROM Firmware->Upgrade "
- and connect your phone into the computer via USB data cable.
- The process will start and a red progress bar will appear after color purple, yellow.
- And green circles display
- Finish ! - You can now safely disconnect your phone and turn it on.

at November 24, 2014

Maker Faire, the globe-trotting DIY convention that attracts both weekend hobbyists and high tech tinkerers, landed in Tokyo over the weekend. Arduino Unos and Raspberry Pis outnumbered attendees by a wide margin, with drones buzzing overhead and the smell of 3D printer plastic wafting through the air.

The event, which started in the Bay Area back in 2006, took on a uniquely Japanese feel for its trip through the capital, embodying everything weird and wonderful about the interaction between tech and domestic pop culture.

at November 24, 2014

Over the weekend, one of my favorite Chinese websites shut down. Shooter.cn, a search engine for mostly fan-made movie and TV subtitles, posted a “goodbye forever” message on Saturday and took all its services offline. On the same day, Yyets, a popular Chinese site for downloading TV shows and films, took some of its services offline for “cleaning up content”. The reason for the shutdowns hasn’t been officially announced, but it is being widely interpreted as an anti-piracy move.

And to be fair, even Shooter.cn – which only offered subtitle files, not actual films or shows for download – does have a clear relationship with movie piracy. A lot of people in China would torrent a popular movie or TV show and then go to Shooter.cn to find Chinese subtitles for it. The site may not have been directly engaged in movie piracy, but it certainly facilitated it.

Its shutdown, however, will solve nothing.

Whence piracy

Especially in film industry circles, the debate over online piracy is often put in financial terms: a film downloaded illegally is equal to X dollars in lost revenue for a film company. But that’s nonsense. Especially in the case of Asia’s movie pirates, the people downloading films would not be paying customers if torrents weren’t available.

As a filmmaker myself, I understand the anti-piracy side of this argument. But at the same time – I guess I might as well just admit this – I’m a movie pirate too. Why? Because often if you want Chinese subs, there’s no other option.

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The situation is bad enough in China, where officially licensed DVDs of foreign films with good subtitles are hard to find unless the film was a major blockbuster. More and more foreign films and TV shows are being offered on streaming services like Youku, but there is still plenty of content out there that you’ll pretty much never get in Chinese unless you pirate it.

Outside of China, the situation is much worse because many of China’s streaming sites have region blocks that prevent overseas viewers from watching, and DVDs with Chinese-language subtitles are all but impossible to find. If you think that’s a minor problem, think again: estimates peg the global overseas Chinese diaspora at around 50 million. Not all of them want to watch foreign films with Chinese subs, of course, but even so that’s a lot of people who can’t easily get legal copies of the films they want in the language they want.

Don’t take my word for it; plenty of Chinese foreign film fans have said the same thing. A Phoenix News article about the shutdown, for example, quotes American TV show buff Li Xiang as saying: “I’ve waited a few years to find out the ending of an American TV show I like, but now I can’t watch it. In the future if I want to watch it, I’ll just have to struggle to learn English first.”

Admittedly, there are people who pirate films just to save money, both in China and elsewhere. But especially in Asia, there are also many people who pirate films only because that’s the easiest way to watch the film with subtitles in their native language. Shutting down a site like Shooter.cn is not going to send China’s movie pirates rushing out to the store to pick up DVDs, because they’re not just pirating films to save money. They’re pirating films because it’s actually a better user experience.
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Superior subs

Another issue is that the fan-made subtitles available for pirated films and shows are sometimes better than the official subtitles. It makes sense when you think about it: the official subs were probably translated by an overworked and underpaid translator, while fan subs are painstakingly translated by people who love the film or show they’re working on. The result is that the official subs are often just a passable rendering of the script, while the fan-made subs go deeper into the nuances, do things like attempt to imitate local dialects, and sometimes even offer additional notes and onscreen help. For example, good fan subs of comedies often include notes that explain Western cultural references. In complicated dramas like Game of Thrones, the best fan subs even include onscreen reminders when a character first appears in each episode, just in case you forgot who they were.

The end result is that while downloading fan-made subtitles can be a crapshoot – there are also some bad ones, and plenty that have sync or encoding issues – the best fan subs offer a better user experience than the official Chinese subtitles. For film studios, that’s not a good thing. Users are never going to voluntarily switch from a superior user experience to an inferior one. And a decade of trying to force them to abandon the superior user experience offered by piracy has shown that it’s simply not possible.

How to actually fight movie piracy

Historically, shutting down sites that facilitate movie piracy has been a fool’s errand. Even the arrest of its last free founder still hasn’t shut down The Pirate Bay. And in China, popular pirate site VeryCD’s links were removed back in 2011, but piracy remains rampant.

The solution to pirates isn’t to try to beat them by shutting them out, it’s to try to beat them by offering a better user experience. If downloading a pirated film and Chinese subs is easy, make downloading your film and localized subs legally even easier. If you don’t have the money to localize your subtitles for Asia, then co-opt the fan community and crowd-source them (you’ll probably get a better product that way anyway).

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American comedian Louis CK has offered one pretty helpful blueprint for this over the past few years. Rather than attempting to stop pirates from downloading his comedy videos, he offers them directly on his site for low prices, and fans can choose to download or stream them (or both). Since he started doing that, he’s made quite a bit of moneyand become arguably the most popular comedian in the US. The same approach might work for a film company, especially if it offered subtitle downloads in the same place so that users could quickly and easily buy and download both the film and subtitles in their local language.

Alternatively, someone could create a service like Viki in reverse. Viki offers Asian TV dramas with English and other local subtitles, but Asia could really use a site that legally streams popular Western dramas in a variety of Asian languages with similarly good subtitles. Sure, there are streaming sites in China that license some Western TV shows and subtitle them, and that’s a big part of why movie piracy is a smaller problem than it was five years ago. But there are still tons of in-demand shows and movies that you simply can’t find with Chinese subs unless you pirate them. Someone needs to change that.

It doesn’t matter how many websites like Shooter.cn get shut down; movie pirates are here to stay until film companies (or maybe some clever startup) can offer a better user experience.

The day I can quickly and easily buy and download any film with Chinese subtitles to watch with my family, I’ll delete my torrenting software on the spot. But until that day comes, Asia’s film pirates are probably going nowhere.

See: CEO of China’s most popular piracy app arrested after 110 days on the run

at November 24, 2014

Pewdiepie is a big deal on the internet. The Swedish video game commentator has the most-watched channel on Youtube, and a single feature by the internet-celeb can send your indie game skyrocketing, as it did for Flappy Bird back in January this year.

Pewdiepie – whose real name is Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg – is making full use of his celebrity status by teaming up with online indie game platform Gamejolt to host a game jam called “Indies vs. Pewdiepiew.” Its theme is “fun to play, fun to watch” with an emphasis on making people laugh, and the top 10 rated games will be played by Kjellberg on his channel.

One of the more interesting made-in-Asia games submitted for the jam that we’ve come across is Washed Out, a washing machine sim created in 72 hours by Lionfish Studios, a new four-man development team from Singapore.

In Washed Out, your job is to man the washing machine and get dirty clothes washed. Developed on Unity and available to play on the PC, it involves the solo player adding appropriate levels of water and detergent to the laundry, and then spinning it clean. Sending out a load of clean laundry nets you coins, which, as far as we can ascertain, do nothing. Not doing your job properly, however, gets you a kick in the washing machine, which reduces your health.

And that’s it. The game ends when you get bored or when you run out of health. Washed Out is reminiscent of coin dozer games, where you play without a true goal in mind. Sure, it might seem rather pointless, but Washed Out did make me grin – and that’s what the Indies vs. Pewdiepie game jam is all about.

I like that Washed Out has one undeniably Singaporean visual, by the way. One of the items you have to wash is a pixelated camouflage cap – the exact same one that our local National Servicemen wear to army camps.

You can try Washed Out here and vote for it if you like.

at November 24, 2014

LED Light Up Animal Headdress Tutorial!! - Basati from Tome!

G'day Everyone! I'll be posting another video about the rest of the cosplay, but because the game was released today I wanted to tell you guys about my favourite par...

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by SuperMaryFace on youtube

at November 24, 2014

The Star" Mini-Comet" LED Light

http://sirennet.com/svdls306.html The STAR Mini-Comet LED Light is so compact can mount almost anywhere. The 6 STAR Gen 4 LEDs offer serious light output. There is a...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eWs5EDKAKs&feature=youtube_gdata
by SIRENNET on youtube

at November 24, 2014

Halloween Flying Quadcopter Drone Ghost 2014

This is my home made quadcopter originally intended for aerial filming. I wasn't able to get any footage of scaring people that night but i will in the near ...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4EioDBVuWk&feature=youtube_gdata
by kawi21 on youtube

at November 24, 2014

Hands-On with DJI's Inspire 1 Quadcopter!

DJI's new quadcopter is one of the coolest we've seen--a huge upgrade from the current Phantom 2 Vision+ we've been using. The Inspire 1 can record 4K video,...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKht76-zRBI&feature=youtube_gdata
by Tested on youtube

at November 24, 2014

Teclast X98 Air II Gets A Review

Over at ZOL [Google Translate].

There are no surprises, so I’m not even going to reproduce any of the benchmarks. See them at the review.

http://www.tinydeal.com/teclast-x98-air-ii-97-android-44-intel-3736f-tablet-pc-p-138122.html

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

Monday, 24 November 2014

Special for Black Friday ($0.01 Deals & Over 50%OFF)

Check out Google’s huge Times Square ad

Best Buy launches the Motorola DROID Turbo in blue

BlackBerry offering up to $550 to those who trade in an iPhone

Teclast X98 Air II Gets A Review