-
Other
-
Download Portal For FREE Until May 24th
19 May 2010 by Dustin Patterson / 1 Comment
Portal, an innovative video game released in October 2007, is now available as a free download from Steam until May 24th. Portal is a first-person shooter puzzle game that tests your problem solving abilities unlike any other game. The object is to use your portal gun to create portals that will teleport your character and other in-game objects across great distances and through treacherous terr...
-
Newsflash: Steam Beta Now Open
15 Apr 2010 by Reis Pritchard / 5 Comments
Attention gamers: The Steam client is now in beta for the new user interface. You can choose to use the beta client by going to settings and choosing UI Update under the Beta Participation section. You will be asked to restart Steam as the update is applied. So far the new UI is looking nice and remains easy to navigate. The many new features allow you to better track your game progress, an...
-
9 Great Games for Your Android Phone
17 Mar 2010 by Kevin Schulte / 11 Comments
photo credit: secretlondon123 While the Android Market isn’t nearly as diverse as Apple’s app store yet, it’s growing quickly and has plenty to offer in the way of games. I have compiled a list of some of the games that I’ve enjoyed playing. All of the games I mention in this guide are either completely free or have a free version available, so you have nothing to lose ...
-
BioShock 2: Purchasing Looks Less and Less Appealing Thanks to DRM
25 Jan 2010 by Kevin Schulte / 2 Comments
BioShock 2 releases in a couple of weeks, and from the way things are going it appears publisher 2K Games is doing everything in their power to keep people from buying it. Previous details about the game’s Digital Rights Management indicated a tight lockdown, but recent statements from 2K Games claim a so-called ‘scaling back’ of DRM measures. Here’s the full release from them: Over the p...
-
Jolicloud: A Fresh Netbook OS
20 Jan 2010 by Dustin Patterson / 2 Comments
With the increased popularity of netbooks in the last year, most PC manufacturers started producing their own line of netbooks, trying to condense high resource systems into small form factors. Many users began looking for a way to get the most out of the sometimes limited system resources with netbooks. The first instinct many netbook owners have is to upgrade system resources with a larger har...
-
How to Burn Backup Dreamcast Games to a Disc
05 Jan 2010 by Matt Fedje / 6 Comments
The Sega Dreamcast was the successor to the popular Sega Saturn game console and was the last console manufactured by Sega. The Dreamcast, which was released in 1998 before the Nintendo GameCube, Sony PlayStation 2, and Xbox, offered a fantastic gaming experience but unfortunately was discontinued in 2001. Despite no longer being manufactured, you can still burn Dreamcast games to discs from dig...
-
How to Setup Internet Connection Sharing in Fedora 12
01 Jan 2010 by Dustin Patterson / 16 Comments
If you have a computer with two network interfaces, one wired and one wireless, it can sometimes be beneficial to share an internet connection from one interface to another. In Microsoft Windows this is called Internet Connection Sharing (ICS). This guide will show you how to setup the equilivant of ICS in Fedora 12 by sharing a wireless connection with a wired port of a computer. 1. Right-cli...
-
EeePC 900A: Add More Hard Drive Space with a SDHC Card
07 Dec 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 2 Comments
If you’re looking for a small, cheap, and powerful netbook, the Asus Eee PC 900A is a great buy. Included by default in the 900A is a 4GB solid state hard drive (called a SSD). Although the SSD is large enough to run the included Xandros Linux operating system, you may find yourself running into storage space limitations if you install a mainstream flavor of Linux. (Note: I am focusing on ...
-
Fix: Adobe AIR Apps Crash After Upgrading to Fedora 12
25 Nov 2009 by Dustin Patterson / 6 Comments
After upgrading your system to Fedora 12, you may notice that some of your Adobe AIR applications no longer load properly. The problem may persist even after you have reinstalled both Adobe AIR and the individual Adobe AIR applications. An error you may receive when installing the AIR applications is shown below: Application crashed with an unhandled SIGSEGV The above problem is caused by an inv...
-
Google’s New Operating System: What is it?
19 Nov 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 2 Comments
You’ve probably heard about Google’s upcoming Chrome operating system, and today Google officially released the open-source Chromium OS project to the public. Google’s new operating system won’t be available for about another year, but in the meantime you can check out their video explaining why the world needs a better, browser-focused operating system. Are you looking ...
-
-
Get Techerator in Your Inbox
Techerator Staff
Evan Wondrasek Founder, Editor-in-Chief
Craig Lloyd Managing Editor
Dustin Patterson Co-founder, Editor
Kevin Schulte Editor
Derek Johnson Contributor
Kevin Ivanca Contributor
Brian Nelson Contributor
Bryant Sombke Contributor
Andrew Kalinchuk Contributor
Sophronis Mantoles Contributor
Dave Parrack Contributor
Carl Natale Contributor
Benny Taylor Contributor
Chitraparna Sinha Contributor
Twitter
RSS
Emailhttp://www.techerator.com/wp-content/themes/magpress
