Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer Resurgence DLC Brings New Characters, and More

Shortly after confirming that Mass Effect 3 will get a special Extended Cut DLC that will clarify the ending of its story, BioWare has now revealed the first add-on for the game's multiplayer mode, in the form of the Resurgence pack, which is filled with new characters, maps, weapons, and consumables.

Mass Effect 3's multiplayer is a thoroughly impressive experience that delivers, provided you have decent squad mates, some great online matches.

Sadly, even if BioWare continued to run special Operations each weekend, things were getting a bit stale.

Selasa Depan Yahoo! Umumkan Strategi Baru

Setelah mengumumkan pemutusan hubungan kerja (PHK) terhadap 2.000 karyawan dari 14.000 karyawannya saat ini, Yahoo segera mengumumkan strategi barunya di bisnis internet.

Sumber yang dilansir kantor berita Reuters menyatakan, CEO Yahoo! Scott Thompson akan mengumpulkan semua staf Yahoo! pada Selasa (10/4/2012). Memo telah dikirimkan kepada semua karyawan.

Nokia Lumia 900 Review Leaks, Claims Camera Disappoints

Nokia Lumia 900 is expected to be a great device when launched at the end of this week. 
However, it appears that it might still let some people down in various areas, including camera performance, as the first review for it shows. 

The review, coming from chipchick.com, leaked ahead of schedule, and claims that Lumia 900 is indeed the Lumia 800 upgrade that everyone was expecting. 

As Work on HTTP 2.0 Gets Underway, Microsoft Builds on Google's SPDY

Microsoft and Google may be going head-to-head in plenty of areas and there's quite a bit of healthy and some unhealthy competition between the two companies. But it seems that, while the people with the loudspeakers (PR) are throwing punches, the engineers at both companies can come to terms on the practical matters.

Case in point is the work on HTTP 2.0, which has now formally started with proposals to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IEFT). Google presented SPDY as a proposal for the basis of HTTP 2.0, like everyone expected.