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Spike TV airing Microsoft's 'Xbox: Entertainment Evolved' from E3, also coming to Xbox Live May 4th 2012, 19:24 Similar to last year's airing of Microsoft's E3 keynote, Spike TV's once again offering gamers who won't be making the trip to Los Angeles a quick way to enjoy a little bit of the show. The famed Major Nelson revealed the news that Spike TV will be showing the entire 90-minute Xbox: Entertainment Evolved event live on its network, which takes place on June 4th at 12:30PM Eastern time -- of course, we'll be there covering it. Unlike in 2011, though, now you'll also be able to check out whatever Redmond has in store for us straight from your console via Xbox Live. Sadly, we know that won't be some new Xbox hardware... Continue reading Spike TV airing Microsoft's 'Xbox: Entertainment Evolved' from E3, also coming to Xbox Live Spike TV airing Microsoft's 'Xbox: Entertainment Evolved' from E3, also coming to Xbox Live originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 May 2012 15:24:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink   |  Major Nelson  | Email this | Comments Samsung biological analysis patent app has your best heart at interest May 4th 2012, 18:59 In Patent-application-land, the hills roll on forever, while buttercups gently ripple with the breeze. Anything is possible in Patent-application-land. In this particular filling, Samsung lays out some ideas about helping you to keep your health in check. An "internet phone" and a "biological analysis device" would combine to send your vitals off to a diagnosis server, hospital or remote doctor. There's also a provision for the use of "biochips," which we hope refers to a data gathering medium, and not a half-time snack. While we're not sure if this was a precursor to the freshly announced S-health service, if this ever came to be, at least you wouldn't need to leave the house to get that agoraphobia diagnosis. Samsung biological analysis patent app has your best heart at interest originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 May 2012 14:59:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink   |  USPTO  | Email this | Comments CERN scientists explain what would happen if you put your hand in the LHC's beam (video) May 4th 2012, 18:31 Sure, concerns about the Large Hadron Collider creating a world-destroying black hole may have been more or less put to rest, but there's still plenty of pressing questions that remain unanswered. Like, what would happen if you put your hand in the beam? The folks from Sixty Symbols recently asked some physicists that very question and got some rather puzzled responses, so they went straight to CERN itself to get a definitive answer. You can see that in full after the break, but the short version is that it's something like the force of a moving aircraft carrier concentrated down to a laser-like one-millimeter-wide beam (accompanied by a wider beam of particles that would irradiate your entire body). Bad news. As they're quick to point out, though, actually getting anywhere near the beam is virtually impossible. Continue reading CERN scientists explain what would happen if you put your hand in the LHC's beam (video) CERN scientists explain what would happen if you put your hand in the LHC's beam (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 May 2012 14:31:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink Gizmodo  |  Sixty Symbols (YouTube)  | Email this | Comments $129 Swivl-it is a cheaper motion-tracking dock for your smartphone, ditches built-in mic May 4th 2012, 18:07 If you're aching to bring some motion-tracking video action to your smartphone but can't stomach the Swivl's $179 price tag, you might find the new Swivl-it more palatable. For $129, you get the same automatic panning, horizontal follow and remote control features of the original product, but you'll miss out on the built-in microphone and automatic tilt (there's manual tilt instead). The Swivl-it is available for pre-order now and will start shipping in late May. Click through to the Swivl site for a closer look. $129 Swivl-it is a cheaper motion-tracking dock for your smartphone, ditches built-in mic originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 May 2012 14:07:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink   |  Swivl  | Email this | Comments Rovio intros Angry Birds Facebook Share & Play, helps you get your feathery fix May 4th 2012, 17:43 Granted it's not quite, you know, organ donation, but Rovio's offering up some Facebook magic of its own. The casual game maker has rolled out the Share & Play feature, which lets users embed their latest Angry Birds level onto their friends' Timelines for some slingshot-happy bragging rights. Sharing goes beyond just Facebook however -- you can embed the playable level on other sites as well. Behold: after the break. Continue reading Rovio intros Angry Birds Facebook Share & Play, helps you get your feathery fix Rovio intros Angry Birds Facebook Share & Play, helps you get your feathery fix originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 May 2012 13:43:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink   |  Rovio, Facebook  | Email this | Comments

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