So Capcom’s Street Fighter X Tekken has gone on sale in Japan today, but unfortunately it seems that the game did not launch without its issues as there have been reports of sound and network issues when attempting to play online. Well fret not as Capcom has officially acknowledged those issues on its blog, and has stated that the matter is being looked into and that updates can be expected, although no word on when that might be.
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If one were to take a look at the different companies that produce budget smartphones, you might realize that a good majority of them come from countries like China, i.e. Huawei and ZTE. Well for those looking for something a little more “local”, you might be interested in taking a look at InfoSonics, a San Diego based manufacturer who has recently taken the wraps off their first Android smartphone, dubbed the Verykool s700.
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Some of you guys might recall a couple of weeks ago, we 
Earlier today we reported about the Galaxy S2 Ice Cream Sandwich update being 
Getting to bed at the same time each night on a consistent basis is one of the keys to having enough sleep, and with the Chromatherapy cushion, it is hoped to aid those who find it difficult to obtain rest the moment their head hits the pillow. Of course, some folks have old school remedies such as taking a nice, warm shower before you sleep, not thinking about stuff, or even drinking a nice, warm glass of milk. Color therapy might be another avenue to receive som shuteye, where looking at the Chromatherapy cushion alone might make you feel sleepy. 
The Tochigi Green Stadium is the home of Japan’s J League professional soccer team Tochigi SC, and it has just been spruced up with the installation of a really, really monstrous display. Just how large, you ask? Well, we are looking at 665″ – yes sir, not just 65″, but 665″! Why not add a single more inch to make this the devil’s big screen? It was recently installed after having its order placed from August of last year, making it go up in the nick of time the team’s season home opener that is happening this coming March 11th. 
HP has not really managed to capture its glory days of old, and going over to the company’s online store will definitely not do its bit to entice me to part with my hard earned money, no thanks to a time ravaged design. Well, things might soon change in that part of the virtual world, as an internal HP memo sent out to its employees talked about the launch of a new US Home & Home Office consumer store at the end of this month. The memo has called this particular project the “Atlas”, where it will function as “the foundation of a new HP.com experience with more visual content, more product information and better navigation.” This leaked memo also comes with links to the employee purchasing program, where one is able to obtain a special price on a Folio 13. The link will lead one to the landing page, but it definitely isn’t a preview of the upcoming website revamp. You are able to read about the contents of the leaked memo after the jump. 
Android might be an open operating system, but that does not mean it offers developers total freedom. No sir, there are Android application developers out there who are not too happy with the fact that they were barred from using third-party payment systems in their software. The reason behind this? Google, for all intents and purposes, wants developers to use its own Google Wallet service where in-application purchases are concerned, and new and upcoming software which do not comply with the new rule will be unceremoniously removed from the Android Market. 
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