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Copyright: June 30, 2009 by Judith Allison for Associated Content

Does anybody remember the movie, Tron, where a man interacted within a computer program and made reality change as a result. This new software is something along those lines - combining music, art and technology to create something new and different.

TronMe is a new media player, and if that was all there was to it, this would be a really short article. It is a free, downloadable software that lets users remix and control their favorite tunes, record interactive videos and combine each to make something better than each individual piece. With the latest release, there is a new auto play function which turns TronMe into a home music system that allows users to automatically listen to music tracks based on something called an .ivs file along with the info gathered and analyzed from the webcam and coming out with absolutely stunning results.

Everyone Is A Musical Artist With TronMe

Users can regain controls quickly and easily in order to add new instruments or sections, but it seems hardly necessary if you can move to the music and watch what happens. You can even share it online. While the software is new, 100+ new users are signing up on a daily basis, setting up to play their own MP3 tracks and making art with the interactive add-on format called .ivs. With the TronMe player, your tracks will come alive.

Patrick Levy Rosenthal, CEO - On TronMe

The 3D Solar CEO, Patrick Levy Rosenthal had this to say about TronMe: “If an mp3 file is a gem stone, then to convert it to interactive is to add loops to it so you can see new dimensions shining from it. Every time your track is remixed it is like watching your stone from a different angle showing endless possibilities, bursts of light and color.”

Quick & Easy Installation

Installation is quick and simple and the software, once installed, lists all of the MP3 tracks found on a user’s PC. In addition, if other TronMe artists have already found interesting musical loops in a specific song, the software will inform you about it. You can decide if you want to use the same loops for your tracks in the TronMe player.

Subscriptions Available At a Nominal Fee

Subscriptions cost a small monthly fee which gets you access to a lot of new versions of TronMe material which is uploaded on a daily basis. If you love music and art, this combination will rock your music world and inspire artistic creations that you can share with other like-minded individuals.

TronMe is currently becoming a hit internationally with it coming to the United States and taking it by storm. As users join and convert their MP3s into tracks and loops or Trons, the higher the user’s score. With a higher score comes more tools to use, as well as access to special effects and songs. Overall, TronMe is another fun, interactive way to interact with your computer and the social networking community at large.

Movavi VideoSuite gives you all Movavi programs in one package. For one low price, you get: ConvertMovie, EnhanceMovie, SplitMovie, ChiliBurner, DVDPizza. MOVAVI Suite Edition 2.0 is the ultimate rendition of MOVAVI’s movie editing software programs. You can convert, split, combine, repair, and enhance existing movies, and create, burn, copy and backup new DVDs, all with just one package. Just download one installation file, add the shortcut to your desktop, and away you go! As a bonus, the new, clean interface is more intuitive and easier to use.

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Nidesoft WMV Video Converter could convert video to WMV, Zune movie and convert WMV file to other formats: MP4, AVI, MPG, MP3, FLV, etc..

Copyright Betanews, Inc. 2009

www.instantaudioplayer.com Use INSTANT AUDIO PLAYER TO easily add an mp3 audio onto your sales pages, squeeze pages, blogs, and even embed it within an email! Lets login and see how quick and EASY instant audio player is. We have a choice of whether the audio will autoplay or not. Simply choose your option By clicking on your choice. The difference, is that when it is turned on, the audio will begin on its own. When its turned off, the web site visitor will CLICK on the player to start …

Although normally gadget DIY projects are incredibly complicated and most people couldn’t dream of pulling it off, this is one that just about anyone could pull off.  That is provided you have the proper tools, probably a Dremel would be the best tool for this one.  If you already have an old NES controller and the Dremel this would be an incredibly affordable dock.  Which is nice since most Apple affiliated accessories tend to be a little bit expensive.

Just drill a hole and create a spot to stick the iPhone cable within the NES controller and you’d be done.  This one was created for an iPhone 3GS, but there’s no reason you couldn’t create it for a regular iPod instead.  This particular mod was done by an iPhone.fr forum member, WCR.  As lacking as I am in the crafty area, even I don’t think this one would be a difficult one to try out.  It’d be especially great for someone that wants to start doing mods and just wants a simple project to start out with.

Source: Gearfuse

When we think of game genres, the most popular has to be shooter type games, and the biggest explored is World War II games. The Telegraph asked why Wild West games have not been exploited as much, and as if by magic, Ubisoft answers them with Call of Juarez Bound in Blood, which is available for the Sony PS3 and the Xbox 360.

The Telegraph has decided to take a closer look at this game, and offer their review. They start by saying that finding a decent Wild West game is a mission in itself, but Call of Juarez Bound in Blood Review is a gem and should keep you going until Red Dead Redemption is released at Christmas.

This new game is a prequel to the first game, Call of Juarez. The new game features a comprehensive class-based multiplayer option, and is more polished than the original. The Telegraph adds that the game is hugely enjoyable, and will satisfy most.

For a full review of Call of Juarez Bound in Blood Review, visit The Telegraph.

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If you are dealing with having a desk in an area that you have to share the air conditioning, you’ve probably had the fight over the temperature.  Everyone has their ideal point, whether you prefer things really cold, at an average temperature or just can’t handle the cold.  Well if you’re one that is never quite cool enough at your desk, you could probably use something extra to cool things down.  This fan may not be very big, but it could take the edge off enough to make things a little more tolerable.

Not only does this small white USB gadget have a fan, but it includes a clock and a thermometer.  Which also lets you be more specific when you’re complaining that things are getting way too hot.  The fan itself has a speed control switch.  Unfortunately for those in the US, it actually displays things in Celsius.  The clock can be set to either 12 or 24 hour mode.  You can purchase the fan for $15 from GizGeek.

Source: GeekyGadgets

According to the Wall Street Journal computer manufacturing giants Dell are now looking into developing a hand-held mobile device specifically designed for Internet access. Engineers are said to be developing prototypes which are said to resemble Apple’s iPod Touch.

The hand-held devices are specifically for Internet use only and do not have cellphone capabilities. They will run a Linux-based Android OS and will be powered by Arm designed chips. It is thought that this is being released to test the market and if the idea doesn’t take off the plan will be scrapped.

All of this information is still an unconfirmed rumor which Dell stated they will not comment on, if the rumor turns out to be true this will be the first mobile Internet device (MID) that Dell have created.

Check out the full report on ComputerWorld.

Do you see a need for MID devices or will you just use a cellphone? Let us know your opinion below.

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This vest is probably not something you would wear if you’re even remotely worried about fashion.  However, if you really just couldn’t possibly care any less, it would be useful.  It is a solar vest, which would be blatantly obvious to anyone around you, purely due to the giant bold white lettering that states “SOLAR VEST”.  That was kind of them to add that, just in case anyone should get confused.

It has a total of four solar panels on the back of it, that are completely weather proof.  So you won’t have to worry about dodging rain drops when you’re out wearing it.  It also has 5V, 6V, 9V and 12-20V ouputs.  It has light indicators to let you know how much of a charge is available, when the light is green it has more than 80% power built up, orange is between 30% and 70%.  Then if it actually lights up red it has less than 30%.  You can purchase the vest for $140 from Chinavasion.

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When I first saw the Warn PullzAll, I thought that it was another version of the Rescue Reel. It would appear that the PullzAll doesn’t look like it was made for rappelling down buildings, but it could be used that way. In fact, it could be used for climbing up things.

As it is, the PullzAll can lift or pull 450 kg (1000 pounds) with a variable speed motor. According to the PullzAll web site, this is the ideal tool for anyone who needs something heavy moved such as “construction, pipe fitting, iron work, equipment and plant maintenance, farm and ranch use, auto shops, garages, machine shops, home improvement, hunting, camping, and more”.

The PullzAll comes in AC or DC powered styles, and it has 4.5 meters (15 feet) of 7/32 inch steel cable with an integrated swiveling anchor hook. The DC version runs on a 24 volt NiCad battery, and the AC versions are in 110V and 230V.

So if you’re tired of hauling heavy weight around, then this might be the product for you. I have been seeing a lot of discrepancies as far as price is concerned on this product. The $479.99 from the Warn website, and $279.00 for the AC model. Other offers from Amazon.com include $300 for the DC, and $220 for the AC.

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