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iSkysoft DVD Ripper For Mac is the newest improver to Mac DVD Rippers. The price is this software is higher than any extra dvd rending software for mac and it is boasts are likewise not comparable wit...
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50GB Blu-ray disks aren't exactly what I'd call "cramped", but just in case you thought the existing spec was getting a bit long in the tooth the Blu-ray association has released a new standard toda...
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Firefox 4 has been a long time in the making but tomorrow (March 22, 2011) it will finally bid farewell to the protracted development process once and for all. If for some odd reason some of you sim...
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It’s no secret that Intel’s Atom chips are a bit on the slow side. While we certainly like the battery efficiency, a bit more power would be great. It appears Intel is willing to appease us, and t...
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The ViewSonic VCP08 and possibly even the unnamed VIA MID phone may beat it to market, but ITG continues to forge ahead with plans to release the xpPhone we've been following since its debut in June. ...
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Getting extra income online is very promising today. You can create an online store or write articles and earn money with some easy clicks. If you are interested in earning money this way, L...
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Playing in online gambling is not that easy as many people think. People always think that, when you play in online, you can simply bring home all the cash. In fact, online gambling can be harder if y...
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ATI revealed its last generation Radeon 5000 graphics family last September, when we got the chance to review the ATI Radeon HD 5870, and what a treat that was. In a few tests the single-GPU Radeon...
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Ultraportable Laptop Sony VAIO SB series offers the best overall performance with any similar laptop. It’s light, thin, and a pleasure to use despite a few minor annoyances, high end model with 13.3...
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last year, you know that 3D is this year’s entertainment buzzword. With 3D blockbusters like Avatar scoring megabucks in the theaters, 3D cinema’...
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Boutique system builder iBuyPower on Thursday announced a interesting piece of proprietary software called “MAGIC,” or “Multi-touch Advanced Gaming Interface and Control.” The software was developed in-house, and according to iBuyPower, it allows users to play any game under the sun with multi-touch controls.
“Mutli-touch is one of the fastest growing PC gaming interfaces,” said Darren Su, Executive Vice President of iBuyPower. “Our motivation behind creating the Multi-touch Advanced Gaming Interface and Control — MAGIC — is to instantly expand compatibility of multi-touch interfaces to nearly every application you can imagine.”
So how does MAGIC work its, er, magic? As iBuyPower explains, MAGIC links multi-touch gestures to pre-existing in-game commands, and is really a fancy way of emulating commands by mapping mouse clicks or keystrokes. MAGIC supports the use of profiles, as well as Tap, Pan (Drag), Rotate, and 2 Finger Tap actions.
Ready for the best part? iBuyPower is giving MAGIC away as a free download.
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