New Gadget : Razer Hydra

HI BROS!!!!

Today I am going to show you Bros out there, this new game controller called Razer Hydra.

The Razer Hydra (previously known as Sixense TrueMotion)is a game controller that use motion and orientation detection.

It was developed by Sixense Entertainment in partnership with Razer USA.

This controller use weak magnetic field to give an absolute detection of position and orientation of the controller with the precision of 1 mm (in position) and 1° (in orientation).

You can use this controller to play some game with an advanced gaming experience. Imagine playing FPS games with your own hand holding the virtual gun.

Here is some games that is compatible with this controller, such as:

• ·         Portal 2, try making a portal with your own hand holding the portal gun
  
• ·         Counter Strike : Global Offensive
  
• ·         Left 4 Death 2, killing zombies with your hand, awesome
  

And many other games

Here is some video:

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Yours Truly: Ariana Grande

Hi guys, today we're talking about the cute new singer Ariana Grande. Ariana Grande collaborated with Mac Miller for 'The Way' and now she backs with another rapper-assisted single with 'Right There' featuring Big Sean. This will be appearing on her forthcoming debut album 'Yours Truly'. Just like Mac did with 'The Way', Sean opens up the song with a verse and then returns again after Ariana's beautiful vocals.

During a stop with Power 106, Ariana touched on Big Sean and this collaboration: "Big Sean has always been one of my favorites and I worked with him on the album, so that was like a dream come true, he's a great guy, great friend, he's amazing. I'm very excited, the song is cool, it's like a part 2 of 'The Way".

'Yours Truly' will be touching down in stores on September 3rd. The 13-track project features contributions from Big Sean, Mac Miller, Nathan Sykes, and Mika. Pre-order is available now on iTunes. Take a listen to 'Right There' below.

And Ariana grande will do more collaboration with some relate singer like Justin Bieber for her album, her fans Arianator are so excited for this upcoming album. The first single "The Way" went #1 on iTunes right on the first day when that song released.

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Apple's upcoming iOS 7

Guys, we have a new apple's upcoming iOS 7. As the apple said that it will launch at this fall, its about at september in Indonesia. But, it might take more time. So, for amusing you, we have some images to show. 

 Air Drop

 Control Center

 Multitasking

Notification Center

We hope you enjoy those images and be patient for this one.

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How to Control your Dream

HI BROS!!!

Today i'm gonna talk about Dream

According to Mr. Wikipedia, Dreams are successions of images, ideas, emotions, and sensations that occur involuntarily in the mind during certain stages of sleep.

(Copyright Wikipedia)

I believe that every Bros out there have dreams.

Some of you probably able to plan what do you want to dream, by thinking about what you will dream and focus on it till you fall asleep.

Some of you Bros maybe had a dream where they can control anything in that dream, and also aware that you are dreaming.

That Condition is called Lucid dreaming.

In Lucid Dream, most aspect in your dream can be controlled at your own will, so it make you easily get a great dream, and you can RULE THE WORLD, in your dream of course.

Bros, I’m here to teach you,

How to get a lucid dream 

First, work out yourself, so your body is tired and get to sleep easily

Second, find the nearest bed you can sleep to

Third, lay on the bed with your arm extended to both directions, like on titanic

Fourth, open your eyes and don’t close it, you may get an itchy feeling and want to change position, DON’T DO THOSE THINGS.

Fifth, you will feel a pressure on your chest coming from your feet, and you will get very sleepy, more sleepy, and then your eyes closed, very slowly, and you come to the world of dream.

At last, you are in a dream, you may kill zombies or go hunting on the woods, do everything you want there.

That’s it Bros, Thank you for visiting our blog, if you have comments or suggestion you can put it on the comment below.

Your comment will be very helpful to us

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New Gadget "Epoc Neuroheadset"

HI BROS!!!!

Today, I’m gonna show you a new gadget called Neuro Headset.

You must be thinking, what on earth is that creepy looking thing that she put on her head.

Well, I think you will be amazed with that creepy looking thing.

This “thing” we’re talking about is called Emotiv Epoc Headset.

It enable you Bros out there to do an interface with your computer with only using your brain.

Wowwww, isn’t that so cool

This neuro headset can read your brain’s electrical activity, and then use it to know the thing you’re thinking about, your emotion, and even can make you control the computer.

In the screen you will see how your emotions are, and also doing other things, such as playing games with this thing, Use your thoughts, feeling, and emotion to dynamically create color, music, and art , and also this headset allows the disabled patients to control their wheel chair, mind keyboard and playing hands-free games.

this headset will be so helpful for them

Isn’t it so cool to control game with your own thought, remember my post about Oculus Rift?

If you combine this neuroheadset with the Oculus Rift and also a great internet Connection, The anime SAO (Sword Art Online) will become a reality for sure

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If you Bros want to get a hand on this headset, just visit Emotiv here

Here is a video about the testing of Emotiv Epoc Neuroheadset

Thank you for visiting this blog, We hope you Bros enjoy it, a comment from you will be so meaningful to us

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Anime : Danganronpa

HI BROS!!!!

Welcome to Teentertainment

Now, I will tell you Bros about this great anime called Dangan Ronpa

Dangan Ronpa is an anime adaptation of the PSP game Danganronpa: Academy of Hope and Students of Despair and Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc.

The story took place at Hope's Peak Academy, an illustrious private school that only accepted "super" students: which was the best of the best of the best.

The criteria extended to any parts, so in addition to super-geniuses and super-athletes, they took super-idols, gang leaders, and geeks.

Makoto Naegi, the main character, was still confused as to how he got into the academy, as his only outstanding trait seemed to be his super "good" luck - and that's only because he was randomly chosen to be accepted by the school.

Later then, after Naegi took his first step to the school, he lost his consciousness. And then, he found out that he and other students got conducted by the principal of the school, Monokuma.

Monokuma refused to let go of the students, and he said that the only way to get out of the school is by “graduate”, and by “graduate” means killing another student and don’t get caught.

 Once a murder was committed, Monobear held a trial so that the class could try to figure out which one of them is the culprit, culminating in a vote. If they made the right choice, the murderer would be messily executed.

 Making the wrong choice, and not only doing the murderer escape, but the rest of them would take the punishment in their place... And by punishment, means DEATH

This anime is so cool Bros, but I think you must prepare yourself to watch this anime, because it will be a lot of blood ( pink blood actually, because if it is a red blood, I think you Bros can’t stand to watch it.)

Do you Bros think you are tough enough to watch this anime??

If you do, here is the Anime, bwahahaha (Evil Laugh)

WATCH LINK DANGAN RONPA

Thank you Bros for visiting, We hope you Bros enjoy it, and if you Bros have a suggestion or a comment for us, Please put it on the comment below.

We will be very grateful of every comment you post.

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Tarsier(Tarsius) Information

 



Tarsier Classification and Evolution
The Tarsier is a small species of primate that is found inhabiting the well-vegetated forests on a number of islands in south-eastAsia. Although fossil records show that Tarsiers would have once been found on mainland Asia, Europe, North America and inAfrica, modern Tarsiers are today restricted to just a handful ofislands in Malaysia, Indonesia and the southern Philippines. Despite constant debate amongst scientists over the naming and classification of Tarsier species, in 2011 there were 18 different sub-species of Tarsier described that are split into three groups generally depending on their geographic location, which are Western Tarsiers, Eastern Tarsiers and Philippine Tarsiers. Although science is slowly discovering more and more about Tarsiers in the wild, data can be hard to collect due to their shy and elusive nature and coupled with the constant confusion over the classification of separate species, makes conservation efforts difficult.

Tarsier Anatomy and Appearance
The Tarsier is a unique and distinctive looking animal that has evolved a number of specific features to aid it's nocturnal and arboreal lifestyle. Although the exact appearance of the Tarsier may vary slightly between species, all are relatively similar with a small, stocky body and long tail that is either sparsely covered in fur or has a tuft at the end. Their immensely soft fur varies from grey, to brown or ochre in colour depending on the species, but all Tarsiers share the characteristic long hind legs which enable them to leap distances of up to 5 meters between branches. The long fingers and toes of the Tarsier are tipped with pads and have nails to help them grip onto branches and prey, with long, curved claws on their second and third digits which are used for grooming. The most distinctive features of the Tarsier though can be found on their heads which (thanks to specially adapted  vertebrae) are able to turn 180 degrees in both directions so that this primate can see behind it without moving it's body. Their enormous eyes can be up to 16mm across and enable the Tarsier to hunt for prey and watch out for predators in the dark. Tarsiers also have large bat-like ears which are incredibly sensitive to detect even the slightest sounds close-by.

Tarsier Distribution and Habitat

Although they were once found around the world, today Tarsiers are restricted to a number of islands in south-east Asia. Western Tarsiers are generally found in lowland primary forests or low mountain forests on the islands of Borneo, Sumatra, Bangka, Belitung, Kalimanta and small surrounding islands. Eastern Tarsiers can only be found on Sulawesi and the surroundingislands but seem to be more adaptable to habitats at different levels of forest, with the exception of the Pygmy Tarsier which is restricted to very high mountainous forest. Philippine Tarsiers tend to prefer lowland forests and are distributed across a number of islands in the southern Philippines including Bohol, Samar, Leyte and Mindanao. Despite there being limited information about the distribution of a number of sub-species in particular, the general population trend is thought to be declining primarily due to habitat loss and fragmentation of such small and unique island eco-systems.

Tarsier Behaviour and Lifestyle
Until recently it was thought that all Tarsier species were solitary however, recent research has shown that social behaviour varies between the different species with Eastern Tarsiers being the most sociable and spending time in groups of two or three individuals where Western Tarsiers appear to be more solitary, only coming together to mate. Tarsiers spend most of their lives clinging to vertical tree branches where they rest during the day. They are however, incredibly unique amongst primates as Tarsiers do not climb or move about in search of food and instead cling onto a tree branch where they are able to turn their heads dramatically to survey their surroundings. They then use their incredibly powerful, long hind legs to help them to leap to another branch or to pounce on prey with their padded fingertips and claws providing them with essential grip when landing. Tarsiers are also relatively vocal animals and although the number and frequency of calls depends on the species, it is often the easiest way to identify one Tarsier sub-species from another, with different vocalisations being used for different situations.

Tarsier Reproduction and Life Cycles
Besides one species of Eastern Tarsier (the Spectral Tarsier) which tends to have more specific breeding seasons between April and May, and then October and November, Tarsiers tend to breed all year round with females giving birth to a single baby after a gestation period that lasts for about six months. Baby Tarsiers are very well developed and are born with a full coat of fur along with open eyes, and are able to climb at just a day old. The female Tarsier suckles her young for around two months when the infant begins eating an adult diet (some individuals are known to be able to hunt independently of their mother before they are even a month old). Tarsier infants are carried around in their mother's mouth or cling onto her fur. Once they are able to hunt on their own, young Tarsiers leave their mother to establish a territory of their own and are usually able to reproduce themselves by the time they are between one and two years old. The life span of Tarsiers depends on the species with Philippine Tarsiers thought to get to around 20 years old, where the Western and Eastern Tarsiers can be 15 years and 12 years respectively.

Tarsier Diet and Prey
The Tarsier is a unique animal as they are the only completely carnivorous primates in the world. Under the cover of night, Tarsiers sit clinging to vertical branches where they wait motionless and survey their surrounds 180 degrees each way watching closely with their huge eyes and picking up on even the tiniest noise with their incredibly sensitive hearing. Once food has been located, the Tarsier moves slightly closer to it before leaping onto it and catching it with it's front hands. The long fingers and toes of the Tarsier enable it to also trap flying preymid-air and provide an almost cage-like device to prevent it from escaping before the Tarsier has killed it. Insects make up the bulk of a Tarsier's diet along with small vertebrates such asfrogs, lizards and small birds. Some Tarsier species are even known to hunt poisonous snakes and are able to acutally catch small bats in the air. Tarsiers hold their prey in their front hands to eat it using their strong jaws and teeth, and are known to have wide mouths for their small size to enable them to consume larger prey.

Tarsier Predators and Threats
Due to the small size of the Tarsier, they are preyed upon by numerous animal species in the surrounding forest includingcats, birds of prey, large snakes and small carnivores depending on the region in which they live. Tarsiers are able to keenly sense the presence of a potential predator and often use their strong hind legs to leap to a safer branch. However, the remaining Tarsier populations are at a greater risk from people than anything else, primarily in the form of the degradation and fragmentation of their habitats. Forest clearance throughout much of their natural range for agriculture (such as palm oil and plantations), mining and land clearance for livestock grazing has led to drastic declines in their population numbers. They are also often captured for the exotic pet trade but many die within a matter of days due to the lack of live food available or suitable sleeping sites.

Tarsier Interesting Facts and Features
The Tarsier has an unusually long anklebone which enables it to jump distances more than 40 times it's own body length. The bones are known as the Tarsals which is where the Tarsier gets it's name. The Tarsier is one of the most unique primates on the planet and they are also known to have the largest eyes of anymammal in relation to their body size (each eye is actually heavier than it's brain). This extends further to their young with females known to give birth to the largest babies in relation to their adult size. The Tarsier is known to be quite unique geographically due to it's distribution across Wallace's Line. Wallace's Line runs south between Borneo and Sulawesi and separates the evolutionary centres of the animals found inEurasia and Australia. Generally, animal species tend to be found on only one side of Wallace's Line but the Tarsier is found on both. It is thought that Tarsiers have inhabited this area of the world for at least 40 million years.

Tarsier Relationship with Humans
The Tarsier is an incredibly elusive animal that is known to be particularly shy around Humans. With increasing Human activity in areas throughout much of their natural range, Tarsiers are being pushed into smaller and more isolated pockets of their once extensive and rich habitats. They are also not known to be particularly adaptable to areas of degraded forest often due to a lack of abundance of food and trees where they can not only sleep but also sit and lookout for prey or potential predators. A possible factor for the drastically declining populations of the Siau Island Tarsier is that it has been known for local people to hunt them for food, which along with their very restricted range on their island has led to them being classed as of the 25 most endangered primates in the world.

Tarsier Conservation Status and Life Today
Today, many of the different Tarsier species are either listed as being Endangered or Vulnerable by the IUCN with a number (including the Siau Island Tarsier) being listed as being Critically Endangered in the their natural habitats. Some species are listed as Data Deficient by the IUCN due to a lack of information about their status in the wild. Although conservation work particularly of the Philippine Tarsier is striving to protect these animals and their remaining pockets of primary forest, they remain threatened by loss of habitat throughout much of their natural range. Captive breeding programmes are quite unsuccessful as only around 50% of Tarsiers captured are said to survive in their new homes generally due to a lack of live food and there is also a high infant mortality rate along with a slow reproduction rate of individuals kept in zoos

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