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O G Flex, smartphone com tela curva da LG, é um tanto “Wolverine”. Isso porque, segundo a fabricante, ele é capaz de se regenerar automaticamente de alguns arranhões mais leves na parte traseira. A companhia chegou a divulgar um vídeo para mostrar como isso funciona, mas em um ambiente controlado com temperatura constante de 27 ºC. Mas como ele se comportaria na realidade?

Aparentemente o “universo” do H.A será ampliado, com filmes derivados envolvendo outros personagens comuns ao personagem.

Essa  informação foi divulgada pelo presidente da Sony Pictures, durante uma reunião para os investidores.

Segundo umas das cabeças da Sony: 

There have been plenty of blog posts on why enterprise startups are “hot,” but enterprise startups can range from cloud infrastructure companies to developer software to new enterprise applications. Evaluating each market is very different because each of these markets are built upon each other (e.g., a next-generation CRM app is built using new database technology for analytics, which is in turn hosted on software-defined data center technology).

As a partner at Greylock, I’ve evaluated startups at every level of this enterprise software “stack,” and I’ve developed some frameworks for organizing how I think through the different opportunities. Two key ones for enterprise IT that I want to share are the infrastructure triangle and the enterprise applications triangle. I use the triangle to organize thoughts on how each technology is currently being disrupted.

The infrastructure triangle

Every computer, data center and even smartphone breaks down into the three main infrastructure components:…

Are you on the fence about picking up Mario Party: Island Tour? A gameplay video consisting of an hour and a half of footage has surfaced on the internet and gives a glance into the many minigames in the latest installment of the Mario Party series. Mario Party: Island Tour was released in North America yesterday and has been met with mixed reviews. Are you planning to pick up Mario Party’s latest outing on the 3DS?

Here are the links to the previous three parts if you missed any of them…

The 2013 SEMA Show Coverage…Part 1…

The 2013 SEMA Show Coverage…Part 2…

The 2013 SEMA Show Coverage…Part 3…

Just one more part left after today and we’ll close out the series. Have a great weekend and enjoy Part 4 below. It’s a little shorter than the previous three posts since it is a weekend and time is fleeting…

Starting off this set with a very unique build; Echert’s Rod & Customs’ Mach Forty build, which is an amalgamation of both a 1969 Ford Mach 1 and a 2006 Ford GT40 super car…

How it works is that they used a modern GT40 chassis, and integrated the panels and styling of the classic Mach 1 Ford. This would essentially make it a modern day Mach 1 that still looks very much like the original, just with…

Jennette McCurdy is featured in another promo for Mario Party: Island Tour. The video, which is the third of a series, sees the Nickelodeon personality outwit a vocal coach in the minigame Choicest Voice. Previous adverts for the new party game highlight McCurdy’s lassoing skills and her virtual ghost-hunting talent. Mario Party: Island Tour is out now for Nintendo 3DS.

Social video discovery site turned artist publishing platform Chill.com is closing its doors next month: Chill informed users of its site Friday that it will shut down on December 15. Customers who had previously bought a video through the site were advised in the email to download their purchases before that date.

Fo Chill, this is just the last chapter of a big bet that didn’t pay off: The Los Angeles-based startup had originally launched as a kind of Turntable.fm for video, but then switched course multiple times, and eventually settled on a Louis CK-like approach of premium video distribution, offering consumers DRM-free downloads of movies, short films and comedy specials.

However, in October, Chill was forced to lay off 40 percent of its staff because the premium content model turned out to be too hard of a nut to crack. Back then, Chill co-founder Brian Norgard told me:

“We…