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Max Payne 3, and indeed, the entire Max Payne franchise, is famous for a feature that sets it apart from the Modern Warfare's and Battlefields of this world: bullet-time. This is the only series of games that allows players to tap a button, and have the character they’re controlling enter a slow-motion bullet-ballet.

When this happens, shell-casings waft breezily across the screen, victims recoil with muffled screams and gun-blasts flower like fireworks. It looks utterly awesome in single-player, but how can this mechanic work in an online firefight?

Can you put the genie back in the bottle?

For a long time, Google co-founder Sergey Brin thought that you couldn’t. He thought that the internet was a force that had been unleashed upon the world, and no authority could ever put an effective control on it. But now, he says, he’s not so sure.

In interviews with The Guardian,Brin talks about how he thinks that the free internet is about to go through a dangerous gauntlet that might have the potential to break the world wide web as we have come to know it.

Brin points to three major factors that could start restricting the internet – state actors like China, Hollywood and it’s anti-piracy efforts, and companies like Facebook and Apple that put themselves in between users and the information on the internet.

We’re coming to a real fork in the road. SOPA, PIPA, CISPA – it seems like legislation to change the equation of information on the internet isn’t going to stop coming, and neither supporters or detractors are willing to budge an inch on some of the most basic philosophical questions at stake. Megaupload won’t be the last site to come under the fist of government intervention, and groups like Anonymous is only be getting started in their opposition to those same forces.

HTC Golf images leak ahead of handset's expected release

Seemingly set to sport a rounded edged form factor similar to that of a scaled down HTC Sensation, the far from confirmed Golf has seen its expected specs slashed across the web with a 1GHz single-core processor tipped to feature alongside 512MB of RAM.

Thanks to its ICS innards the Golf, if released, will feature version 4.0 of the Taiwanese manufacturer’s much loved HTC Sense UI with the slightly restrictive 4GB of internal storage bolstered by the availability of 25GB worth of free DropBox cloud storage.

Stickman Cliff Diving

Get your kicks and jump down the highest and most dangerous cliffs all over the planet!

Duracell Powermat

The new 2012 product line will feature a full range of Charging Mats, Receiver-Cases/Battery Doors and Portable Backup Batteries. You'll be powerful at home, at the office and on the go. Products to launch in early summer this year.

More than convenient, this next generation technology is also smart. Unlike traditional chargers, the Duracell Powermat system has a “brain” and communicates with enabled devices. It knows exactly how much power to send to your phone so it never overcharges

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