10th place goes to:

World War II is the child of HeroCraft in this game you are supposed to take lead of command army and conquere whole Europe.

9th place goes to:

Colonial Wars Strategy game, this is fun to play strategy game, it has a bit childish interface but it’s highly addictive and interesting.

8th place goes to:

Castle Defense Strategy. This is medieval tower defense game, has dynamics of 50 beautiful created maps created for more hours of pure fun and satisfaction.

7th place goes to:
Modern Conflict

 Tap to select units and then tap to send them into battle. Repeat until you win! If you lose, just rethink your strategy and try again. You’ll keep coming back as it’s so easy to have just one more go!

ONE-TOUCH REAL-TIME STRATEGY AT YOUR FINGERTIPS An interactive tutorial introduces intuitive controls, while missions gradually increase in difficulty!

6th place goes to:

War Kingdoms strategy game RTS. One of the muliplayer android strategy games that i liked so it’s highly recommendable for you to check it out.

Download it right here!

5th place goes to:

Monster Defense strategy game. In this game you are defending your castle from monsters that try to conquer it.

4th place goes to:

Brainsss. This game doesn’t need description better check it out for yourself you won’t be disappointed.

3rd place goes to:

Toy Defense – Create your powerful army and destroy everything that moves.

2nd place goes to:

Battleground is real time strategy game which you will enjoy playing.

1st place goes to :

City Conquest HD, it has remarkable graphics and great game play with elements of defense and attack.

At the University of Illinois, a team of engineers is now designing more efficient devices that can survive without a recharge every other day or so. The scientists say the key to redesigning lies on the primary reason for the power drain-memory. Most modern electronic gadgets work using flash memory; bits of data are stored in this memory in the form of an electric charge. This activity, however, requires high voltage and often leads to fast power drainage. Eric Pop and other engineers are exploring alternatives for flash memory, which can eventually sustain gadgets with longer power, thus leading to energy efficiency and a reduced need to recharge.

The PCM

The research team introduces a new type of memory called Phase Change Materials or PCM. In this type of memory, running electric currents through nanowires produces heat.  This then switches the wire between two states. This type of memory has the promise for a more efficient energy use compared to flash memory.

There are even more efficient types of PCM, says Eric Pop.  PCMs that use carbon nanotubes; which are series of minute, atomic chains, can be used instead of metal wires. These types of tubes are believed to change the way memory will be accessed for the coming decades. The research team already tested a number of these new types of memory. The results confirmed that this type of technology only utilizes 1% of the power used today.

The Carbon Nanotube

What are carbon nanotubes? They are simply tiny tubes composed of chains of carbon atoms. The carbon atoms form a pattern similar to a honeycomb, this pattern serves as the structure for the tube’s walls. This pattern makes the walls stronger even if its size is reduced. The size of these carbon nanotubes is almost similar to human DNA, which is comparable to the size of the human hair, smaller by 10,000 times.

The concept of carbon nanotubes is not something new. In fact research had been conducted before to explore the possible use of these strong yet miniscule tubes. Carbon nanotubes have been a focal interest because of its strength, flexibility, and lightness. Fuel filter housing for Audi’s A4 and A5 models and high quality tennis rackets already utilizes these nanotubes. Carbon nanotubes also caught the attention of NASA, and they are now exploring on how to use the material for creating a cable that can eventually support a space elevator.

When it comes to electronic gadgets and memory, these nanotubes serve as excellent conductors. Copper wires can never be shrunk to the size of these nanotubes, disabling it to conduct electricity well. Size is another advantage, as a smaller contact point in the memory means less energy is needed for power.

The Future: Carbon Nanotubes in iPods, Smart phones and Tablets

The potential use of carbon nanotubes in electronic gadgets seem promising, but Pop says it will still take years before this technology can be applied to electronic gadgets such as iPods, mobile phones, tablets, etc. The technology is compared to what silicon was during the 1960s. But with the increasing use of efficient devices such as phones and tablets, and with the decreasing demand in PCs, the researchers hope carbon nanotubes would also have the same ending with silicon. For the meantime, the research team is concentrating on exploring the efficiency of nanotubes with high hopes that in the future it will power our devices for a extended period of time

Mike Matthews, the guest author is a writer of articles tackling topics on technology and online marketing. He also writes about internet issues such as online reputation management, and online reputation repair.

The owner of this beautiful dog named Lennox decided to have a video of him for long last memory. Lennox last meal. This boxer was ill and had quite few surgeries in hope to have his life saved. But doctors have discovered that he is having  a brain tumor and that he is in a lot of pain so he needed to be put down.

That’s why his owner decided to trow him a meal worth of a King, a turkey and a bacon wrapped around it with some rice and veggies. The dog had really nice time eating all that and you could see that he was enjoying while doing that.  As soon as he got the meal he jumped right on the turkey and than tried some rice but wasn’t impressed so he went back to the turkey and bacon.

That afternoon after the meal was done and last words were said, Lennox was put down. We have all lost our good friends, recently the author of this post lost his dog and this story is really sad, so let us pray for good dog Lennox and his owner, and let the memories about this great dog never be forgotten!

We are all used to the good things coming out from Toshiba but this time they have out worked them-self. In LAS VEGAS – Toshiba is showing off at CES a prototype of an OLED smart watch that knows its owner by his or her pulse, amazing isn’t it?! It has embeded ECG sensor inside it that allows the watch to recognize it’s owner by his pulse pattern, if  impostor try to put it on it will automatically shut down .You are able to connect your watch with your smart phone (android and iphone) and the watch is being able to display incoming calls, text messages, alets, even use navigation. Price for now is unknown but as soon as we have more info we will share it with you, till than enjoy in following video of OLED smart watch.

Only few days ago Kingston has announced new brilliant Flash Drive,  DataTraveler HyperX Predator 3.0 USB. It’s the biggest capacity driver to this year. Flash drive is currently available in 512gb version but later this year it will be available in versions of 1TB. DT HyperX Predator 3.0 is the fastest USB 3.0 Flash drive in the Kingston family, with speeds of up to 240MB/s read and 160MB/s write. It has also achieved SuperSpeed USB 3.0 certification. Size of this flash drive are following:  2.8346″ x 1.0606″ x 0.8268″ (72mm x 26.94mm x 21mm), that isn’t bigger than any other flash drive or a light zipper if you want to compare. Zinc alloy is covering it surfice and it is looking pretty slick with nice typography on top of it. HyperX is new to the Predator family, which represents only the high-performance products. With this product you are getting 5 years warranty and free technical support.

With its catchy pop beats, silly rapping and even more hilarious dancing, Gangnam Style has already been one of YouTube’s videos of the year, attracting a phenomenal 595million views in three months.

Now one internet expert has estimated that Google-owned video-sharing site has already made a $51,925 profit from merely hosting the video and creaming off advertising revenue.Web engineer Amar Pradhu, who is not affiliated with the Silicon Valley-based search giant, made the estimate on Quora, the question-and-answer website.

He guesses that Google’s costs are similar to the charges for use of Amazon’s Cloudfront service, and makes his guess taking into account Amazon’s own profit margin for that business.Taking into account YouTube’s various resolutions and supported devices and browsers, there are at least 80 different files must be encoded, stored and streamed for the 4 minute 15 second Gangnam Style promo, he says.

The amount of space required ranges from 90MB/min for high definition videos to less than 1MB/min for the lowest  resolution. Based on this the total amount of space required for holding all 80 different versions of the video at standard compression ratios is about 2.8GB.Spreading this storage with a triple redundancy across a maximum of 30 locations must then cost YouTube only about $2.20 – at an estimated cost of $0.025 for each GB.

Next Mr Pradhu works out the cost of streaming the encoded files, which at the time he made his calculations had been viewed around 530million times. Based on broadband and 3G network penetration rates, Mr Pradhu guesses that 63 per cent of users watch the videos in high resolution while the rest watch in lesser formats.

Based on that, he comes up with estimates of 24PB total bandwidth consumed to stream in high resolution and 2.19PB total bandwidth for low resolution screening. At a cost of $10,485 per petabyte to stream, that means the company has spend a total of $251,658.24 for streaming in high resolution and a further $22,963.81 for low resolution.

But that’s not the end of Google’s costs. The total that its YouTube business has spent hosting the static pages on which their videos are embedded also has to be taken account. Mr Pradhu says that a standard YouTube page weighs in at about 580kb, plus another 900kb for thumbnails and other static resources.

A lot of other variables like user login management and recommendations involve back end services, which means this costs more to serve up than purely streaming videos, so Mr Pradhu estimates that the cost to YouTube was about $0.03 per GB.Mr Pradhu’s revenue estimate for the song is based on the YouTube revenue sharing model for contributors. He estimates earnings average $0.46 per thousand views which, if YouTube takes 100 per cent, means it has raked in $348,285.

Mr Pradhu admits that his answer roughly estimates a huge number of variables, and he says he doubts that even Google itself could not give an accurate answer of the profit garnered from just one video.

‘The type and energy costs of the infrastructure are closely guarded trade secrets of Google as that is how they gain a competitive advantage,’ Mr Pradhu writes.

‘The networking gear purchase/sourcing/operation wars between Google, Facebook, and Amazon are stories of delight and are shaping the energy needs of these companies, and very little about these are public knowledge, which means we cannot determine an accurate number unless someone from Google does a lot of digging and makes the info public.’

With a total size of the pages distributed for Gangnam Style adding up to 724,609.37GB, he calculates the cost of the distribution of these pages at $21,738.28.

But Steve Kardynal (of shake weight fame) has proved us wrong.

In this cringe-worthy YouTube video, Kardynal — lipsticked, bearded and scantily clad in women’s garb — shimmies and shakes in front of a Chatroulette crowd that alternates between delighted reactions and those of utter disgust.

Kardynal, known for his outlandish antics, is in top form as he lip-syncs and gyrates his way through Carly Rae Jepson’s hit song, but the other users on the online chat website (and their priceless reactions) are the true stars of the clip.

And though we know that the world probably doesn’t need any more “Call Me Maybes,” the grimaces of all those shirtless men sitting in half-dark rooms makes this one well worth it.

This is one of the ways the new social network, called Salamworld, hopes to make it easier to connect Muslims around the world.

In Malaysia, Muslims make up the majority of the population of 29 million people, about 60% of whom are internet users.

Besides this South East Asian country, a trial version of Salamworld is currently being tested by about 1,000 users in Bosnia-Hercegovina, Turkey, Egypt and Indonesia.

Local rules

It is not the first attempt to create a Muslim-tailored social network, but so far none has become popular on a large scale.

Finland-based Muxlim.com came out in 2006, but is currently shut down. Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood launched Ikhwanbook.com in 2010 but the site is also currently offline.

Critics say that these networks tended to appeal only to their respective regions.

Salamworld, based in Turkey but with advisers from more than a dozen countries, hopes to be different.

One way it aims to achieve the goal of uniting Muslims globally is by using a three-level content-filtering feature.

It will allow authorities to set content guidelines based on different interpretations of Islam, which vary from country to country. For example, a picture of a Muslim woman who is not wearing a hijab may be fine in secular Indonesia but not acceptable in Saudi Arabia.
A person using Facebook Salamworld wants to rival Facebook and other Western social networks

It is not clear how internet users will react to such censorship – in Malaysia, for instance, attempts to control the web have been met with fierce opposition.

Earlier this month, politicians and activists staged an internet blackout day to protest against changes in the law they say aimed to stifle free speech online.

Some Malaysians, however, say they will tolerate a certain degree of censorship, such as filtering out photos of skimpy outfits or alcohol ads, which are against Islamic values.

“But if they are censoring things for political reasons, like to prevent us from seeing the real situation in Syria or the violence committed against Muslims in Burma, then that is not OK,” says another student, Abdul Hadi bin Haji.

Novak invited him down from the stands for a little fun.

The stunt took place on an unopened highway in Croatia, performed by world record-holding highliner Faith Dickey on a line between two speeding trucks. Did she make it before the trucks reach the tunnel that lies behind the next bend?

What a piece of advertising… who ever said it should be boring to market trucks!?

The stunt was set up to show the precise handling of the new Volvo FH. Created in cooperation with Hollywood stunt director Peter Pedrero (James Bond, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean) and directed by Academy Award nominee Henry Alex Rubin.