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Microsoft has just released an compulsory update to Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) Validation Tool that makes most of the workarounds, hacks, patches and cracks to bypass and skip the WGA validation check useless.

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Gentlemen, start your cell phone! The NASCAR i736 takes the pole with NASCAR® fans by adding new features to a stock (yet high-performing) Motorola i730 phone.

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The forums over at NeoGAF are a-buzz with some recently acquired screens and info on the downloadable games for the PS3, most likely available upon its November launch. Let’s check out what they’ve got up their sleeves (and trust us, they are gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous, fun… and, uh, gorgeous?):

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Motorola i760 for Nextel is a great upgrade over the very popular i730 model. Support for Nextel’s Direct Connect walkie-talkie service, and the ability to talk off-network with Direct Talk two-way radio, makes the i760 an excellent choice for people who need quick connections. With extra long battery life, a large 2.2” color screen, a high quality speakerphone, and the ability to send or receive picture and text messages, the Motorola i760 for Nextel is a good-looking workhorse of a phone.

The Motorola i836 for Nextel, an attractively contoured clamshell phone, will change the way you conduct mobile business. It’s the smallest, lightest push-to-talk phone available, and includes both Direct Connect and Group Connect. Push-to-send allows you to transmit contact info quickly, and the i836 excels at text and picture messaging. Voice-activated dialing, GPS capabilities and support for Java-enabled applications make the Motorola i836 for Nextel a great choice for style and utility.

The Motorola i850 for Nextel provides a new generation of push-to-talk services that Nextel customers have come to love. The i850 supports Nextel’s Direct Connect walkie-talkie service, as well as the new Group Connect service, which allows you to contact more people in less time. You’ll also be able to pass contact info to others via push-to-send technology. And don’t forget the VGA camera, vibrant color display and quality speakerphone— all part of the outstanding Motorola i850 for Nextel.

The Motorola i870 for Nextel is a flagship phone from one of the nation’s leading carriers, and alters expectations for Nextel customers. The i870 is Nextel’s first phone with a built-in stereo MP3 player and a high-quality digital camera for print-quality photos and extra-long videos. Bluetooth and ultra-fast download speeds help manage data files, and you’ll have no problem storing multimedia on the expandable memory card. The Motorola i870 for Nextel breaks the mold, and succeeds.

The Motorola i930 for Nextel brings an exciting list of firsts to Nextel customers. This beautiful multimedia model is the first Nextel global phone for use in over 100 countries, the first Nextel smartphone with Windows Mobile software, and the first Nextel phone with WiDen high-speed data downloads. It also includes Pocket Outlook and Explorer, Windows Media for music files and video clips and a viewer for MS Office documents. The Motorola i930 is clearly Nextel’s most powerful phone.

In the latest PSM podcast, a little tidbit slips out about the PS3’s ability to support audio files. A lot of people have been rolling their eyes, saying Sony limits themselves to the proprietary ATRAC format (if anyone else has a Vaio that came equipped with Sonic Stage

Will digital distribution take over the disc format in a mere five years? Vice President of SCE Worldwide Studios Europe, Jamie MacDonald, believes so, just like Phil Harrison. Let’s clog this drain with a big quote: “In five years’ time, my belief is that

Well, Sega is awesome. Sega is also putting up their entire gaming library up for grabs on the Nintendo Whaa Wii. But… will Sega also let the lovely owners of the lovely PS3 have access to Vectorman, Phantasy Star II-IV, Shinobi, Sonic, and so on (a personal underground favorite of mine is Sub Terrania… emulate it and try it out! It’s very hard)? On this topic, they’ve issued a resounding “maybe”. More accurately, they issued a “it is a stage being zealously examined now.” Which we can hope will turn into a very positive result. Would any of you guys take advantage of the Sega library? Just a ballpark shot in the dark guesstimation, let’s say Master System games were $3, Genesis $5, Saturn $7 (this is assuming they go all out and include every system). Oh, and Dreamcast… $10. But I don’t count the Dreamcast as dead. Because it’s turned on right now, loaded with the port of Elemental Gimmick Gear. Pretty bad translation in that game… but mind-numbingly fun.

The verdict is in and the decision isunanimous: Virtua Fighter 5 looks like one hell of fun game. It doesn’t take a critic to figure that one out.Just download the video footage and see for yourself! Keep in mind this is actually from the arcade version, butPS3-owners-to-be will see it ported to the Sony console later on down the road. Limber up your opposables, it’ll behere before you know it.

According to Michael Denny, VP of SCE Worldwide Studios Europe, the ability to personalize, customize, and download extra game content is an essential part of next-gen gaming success. To quote, “We face more than just a console generation transition. An 18-year-old today has never known a world without broadband, mobile phones, or MP3s.” That’s stretching it. This blogger is older than 18, but only by a few years and he can easily recall life without any of those devices. Heck, before 56k even. Life was nice and ignorant. Another interesting quote: “Today’s games are competing for time share even more than cash.” This is actually pretty true. When I, personally, plan on what games to buy, I limit myself to a certain number because of the time they’ll take to beat, not because of their cost. So much time passes that sometimes entire games will go unpurchased because of the length of time put into other games. If anyone watched South Park last night, you’d see that World of Warcraft is pretty much the lord of “time share”, game wise. Finally, “Today’s gamer wants to customise their games to fit their own personality and style and [wants] games to be more interactive than ever before. Today millions of ordinary people have the tools and the role models to become amateur producers… It is the desire to participate and create that becomes the enduring entertainment experience itself.” So there’s another hint at Sony’s home-brew campaign — if only we knew anything about the dang online service! Still, the thought of finally upping those RPG Maker 2003 games for others to enjoy… bliss. Also mentioned was the ability to alter actual games… the best way to think of that is probably The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind. Making your own towns, dungeons, etc, and upping them for others to download and enjoy. Good stuff.

Maybe that last phrase was unnecessary, but it doesn’t matter. There has been so much eyebrow-raising at Sony’s stuff at the Tokyo Game Show that all the bad news prior seems to be fading into, er, oblivion. Anyway, Heavenly Sword has a few high-res screens up here, and also a video to download. Just navigate around the question marks and the video’s under the blue question marks next to the “mpg”. If that doesn’t work, you can always look for another video… there’s a few over at IGN. It’s more arena brawling, but it doesn’t matter when the game looks this fun. November is so far away… not that this is a launch title, but even so, we want our PS3. We knew the Tokyo Game Show would change many people’s minds! Hooray!

Ageia knows a thing or two about physics.Since 2002, they’ve been doing things with it that would make your head spin. Thanks to the PhysX engine, PS3 ownerscan look upon this drool-inducing video with high expectations, because these very goods will be coming to us inNovember. The trailer you can download is for CellFactor, which is a PC game powered by the same physicsengine that the PlayStation 3 will be taking advantage of. It really is amazing. Not just in terms of whatyou’d expect from a normal engine (because this is anything but normal), but the gameplay itself utilizes it like noother. Just take a look at those gravity grenades! Ragdoll physics and vehicular manipulation are, of course,represented in astonishing quality. Check it out: the download weighs in at about 150 MB. PS3 fans haveanother reason to hold off on getting a life just yet.