We have a new show: TORked! A new podcast covering Star Wars The Old Republic from multiple perspectives. The show will provide the latest news, tips, tricks and game updates. Casual and hardcore players alike will find this show helpful as they deal with the potentially disorienting galaxy of SWTOR.

New Show! Part 1 | In Depth Look

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Have some frustrations you need to work out? Then might I suggest shooting your fellow viewer in the virtual face! Jupiter Broadcasting has a new public Xonotic server! Free to play and free to join!

I’ll tell you all about it, plus a few details about the free open source first person shooter, Xonotic. In this week’s episode of an In Depth Look.

JB’s Xonotic server | In Depth Look

One thing everyone around the world now shares is common, is the universal truth that a giant industry exists to filter out our lives make sure we only hear and see what they want us to.

For many of us there have been watershed events that force us to really see this in it’s entire scope.

Once faced with this hard truth, I was left with only one thing to do. To start a new show, and unfilter our lives. And I’m going to tell you all about it – In this week’s episode of an In Depth Look!

New Show! Part 2 | In Depth look

So what is it? It's a tablet called the C71 built by ZeniThink, sold under various names.

ZeniThink appears to be competing in the cheap Android space, and some of their models have some real design flair to them.

Zenithink were one of the first Android tablet makers in China, and were responsible for the original Android ePad almost 2 years ago. 

The C71 is their cheapest unit, and it also happens to be the unit the highly anticipated KDE Spark Tablet will be built around.

Zenithink C71 | In Depth Look

Find out how easy it is to install Ice Cream Sandwich on your PC, why you might want to do it, and what you can do with it! Plus an easy way to run Android in VirtualBox, and how to get Ethernet support under Android.

Plus in the show notes, Chris' shares his three easy steps to getting started!

New Show! Part 1 | In Depth Look

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