Download FC Aston Villa 13-14 Kit Set (GDB) by Nemanja:
Download the new PES 2013 FC Aston Villa 2013-14 Home, Away, Goalkeeper Home and Goalkeeper Away Kits in GDB format, read how to add kits to your PES 2013.
Aston Villa 13-14 Kit for PES 2013
Download FC Aston Villa 13-14 Kit Set (GDB) by Nemanja:
Download the new PES 2013 FC Aston Villa 2013-14 Home, Away, Goalkeeper Home and Goalkeeper Away Kits in GDB format, read how to add kits to your PES 2013.
PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0 + 4.0.1
PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0 is the first PESEdit.com 2013 Patch to build on the new 2013-14 season. The new PESEdit Patch includes more than 600 summer transfers, new 13-14 kits for more than 40 teamsas well as updated promoted/relegated teams for La Liga, Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1. There are also new Nike colorways for the CTR360, Mercurial Vapor and Tiempo Legend boot silos and updated Confed Cup squads for Brazil, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Spain and Uruguay.
New Features PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0
- Transfers: 600+ summer transfers for the most important leagues included
- Updated relegated / promoted teams for Premier League, Ligue 1, Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga
- Confed Cup 2013 squads + lineups
- Created 50+ new players
- New boots: Nike CTR Maestri III blue, Tiempo Legend IV white, Mercurial Vapor IX yellow colorways
- New kits: Arsenal, Athletic Club, Atlético Paranaense, Bahia, Barcelona, Barnsley, Bolton, Bordeaux, Bremen, Brugge, Canada, Cardiff, Celta Vigo, Chelsea, Club América, Coritiba, Crystal Palace, Derby County, Dortmund, Feyenoord, Freiburg, Greece, Hull City, Juventus, Leverkusen, Liverpool, Luzern, Manchester United, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Osasuna, PSV, Rayo Vallecano, Real Madrid, Santos, Sevilla, St Gallen, Thun, Watford
Download PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0 + 4.0.1
Discuss PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0 in the PESEdit Forums thread
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PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0 Transfers Video
This video shows a selection of summer transfers included in PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0. In total, more than 600 transfers are included.General Features PESEdit.com 2013 Patch
- Added new 1st division leagues: Bundesliga, Primera Division Argentina, Liga MX, Russian Premier League, Spor Toto Süper Lig, Superleague Greece, Raiffeisen Super League
- Added new 2nd division leagues: 2. Bundesliga, Liga Adelante, Npower Championship, Serie B, Ligue 2, Brasileirão Série B, Primera B Nacional
- Added other teams (Arminia Bielefeld, BATE Borisov, BSC Young Boys, Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk, FC Basel, KRC Genk, Metalist Kharkiv, Steaua Bucureşti, Videoton FC, Viktoria Plzen + Indonesia, Malaysia)
- Correct kits for all Premier League, Liga ZON Sagres + all National & Classic Teams
- Corrected names for fake players in unlicensed National teams and ML unlockable players
- Faces: ~800 new faces (all fixed by PESEDIT)
- Fixed kits for a lot teams including Barcelona, Manchester United and Sevilla
- Includes newest DLC 6.00 & game version 1.04
- Scoreboard and stadium switch in selector (download stadiums here)
- Removed blur
- Fixed boots + accessories for a lot players (Premier League, Ligue 1, Eredivisie, Serie A, Liga BBVA, Bundesliga and many more)
Download PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0 + 4.0.1
Discuss PESEdit.com 2013 Patch 4.0 in the PESEdit Forums thread
Next version of Windows to be named Windows Blue?
Microsoft's feeling a little down if the latest Windows code-name rumour is true – we could be talking about Blue instead of Windows 9.
In fact, it may not even refer to Windows 9: Microsoft expert Mary-Jo Foley reckons that the company is moving away from major OS updates and instead focusing on smaller, more regular improvements.
So Blue could turn out to be Windows 8.5 or something similar and Foley's contacts tell her that it will land in the summer of 2013.
Even if Microsoft has only vaguely considered Blue as a codename, it's quite an interesting move for a company known for its blue screen of death.
That's if you can believe what you read on a registration page for Windows 8 DevCamp, where it's referred to thusly.
Microsoft had to ditch Metro after a German firm that owns the Metro trademark threatened Microsoft with legal action.
It's not the best name we ever heard, but it's certainly a preferable alternative to the other options, which include "Windows 8-style UI", "New User Interface", "Windows 8 design" and "Windows 8 application".
In fact, it may not even refer to Windows 9: Microsoft expert Mary-Jo Foley reckons that the company is moving away from major OS updates and instead focusing on smaller, more regular improvements.
So Blue could turn out to be Windows 8.5 or something similar and Foley's contacts tell her that it will land in the summer of 2013.
Even if Microsoft has only vaguely considered Blue as a codename, it's quite an interesting move for a company known for its blue screen of death.
Dabadee dabada
In other Microsoft naming news, the Windows Phone and Windows 8-friendly Metro UI looks set to be known henceforth as Modern.That's if you can believe what you read on a registration page for Windows 8 DevCamp, where it's referred to thusly.
Microsoft had to ditch Metro after a German firm that owns the Metro trademark threatened Microsoft with legal action.
It's not the best name we ever heard, but it's certainly a preferable alternative to the other options, which include "Windows 8-style UI", "New User Interface", "Windows 8 design" and "Windows 8 application".
Microsoft SkyDrive gets revamp just ahead of Windows 8 release
Microsoft SkyDrive gets revamp just ahead of Windows 8 release
Reportedly impressive update coming over next 24 hours
Microsoft's
extreme home makeover continues this week with a shellac of paint, and
then some, applied to its cloud storage service, SkyDrive.
In an effort to gear up for the coming launch of Windows 8, Microsoft has recently revamped services like Hotmail to better reflect the upcoming product line.
Recently redubbed Outlook, the email service's retooling was just the beginning when it came to Microsoft's plans to refresh their existing brands.
Now the company's cloud storage service SkyDrive is undergoing a similar renaissance, as Microsoft has reworked the look and performance of SkyDrive to better suit their upcoming plans.
Though there are already 4 million people using the mobile version on iOS devices and Windows phones, there is an Android app on the way.
It might not be out for a few weeks, but making SkyDrive available on Android devices should help expand the user base quite a bit.
Adding in a new contextual toolbar, multi-select drag and drop capabilities, and instant search makes it important to have faster response times.
When tested by Microsoft, the new SkyDrive was almost twice as fast in uploading photos, and the service now syncs with a computer four times as fast as it previously did.
New improvements have also been made to the developer version of SkyDrive, including removing file restrictions and adding the ability to upload images at full resolution.
Microsoft is clearly taking the upcoming release of Windows 8 very seriously, and it will be interesting to see just how much of a wide-spread impact these changes they are affecting will have on the rest of their brands.
In an effort to gear up for the coming launch of Windows 8, Microsoft has recently revamped services like Hotmail to better reflect the upcoming product line.
Recently redubbed Outlook, the email service's retooling was just the beginning when it came to Microsoft's plans to refresh their existing brands.
Now the company's cloud storage service SkyDrive is undergoing a similar renaissance, as Microsoft has reworked the look and performance of SkyDrive to better suit their upcoming plans.
Android app on the way
SkyDrive was supposed to be Microsoft's answer to services like Dropbox and Google Drive, and MS is hoping the new and improved look will convince even more people to make the switch.Though there are already 4 million people using the mobile version on iOS devices and Windows phones, there is an Android app on the way.
It might not be out for a few weeks, but making SkyDrive available on Android devices should help expand the user base quite a bit.
Performance enhancements across the board
In addition to the mobile version of SkyDrive expanding, Microsoft has also worked hard to improve the technical performance of the service on Macs and Windows PCs.Adding in a new contextual toolbar, multi-select drag and drop capabilities, and instant search makes it important to have faster response times.
When tested by Microsoft, the new SkyDrive was almost twice as fast in uploading photos, and the service now syncs with a computer four times as fast as it previously did.
New improvements have also been made to the developer version of SkyDrive, including removing file restrictions and adding the ability to upload images at full resolution.
Microsoft is clearly taking the upcoming release of Windows 8 very seriously, and it will be interesting to see just how much of a wide-spread impact these changes they are affecting will have on the rest of their brands.
Via Windows Blog
Nexus 7 sales to reach 6 to 8 million by the end of 2012
It’s funny how Android tablets have turned the table against Apple’s iPad just when we’ve almost given up on that fight. After the Kindle Fire and Nexus 7’s booming hits, I think that no one can deny Android is on the rise. Apple might still be king of tablets, but both Amazon’s and Google’s 7-inchers rocked the Cupertino-based company’s throne. We hope this will spark a revolution of much bigger dimensions than we Android fans could have dreamed of a year ago.
However, while we know that the Nexus 7 was met with an almost unprecedented high degree of enthusiasm, we’re still in a blur about the tab’s actual sales. Nobody has even dared to come up with estimates, while predictions for the future have been entirely out of the question.
The editorial team over at Tech-Thoughts.net has been brave enough to venture a sales estimate for the Nexus 7, as well as a prediction for up to the end of the year. The figures are obviously to be taken with a grain of salt, but they are a bit more than just educated guesses, so they have to be at least acknowledged.
Starting from a Digitimes report about supplier shipments of touch panels for the Nexus 7 and using a bunch of other numbers and reports from the past, Sameer Singh has estimated that Google will be selling around 2.9 million Nexus 7 tabs by the end of Q3 2012.
This part of the report sounds the most plausible, as it is (also) based on hard evidence. As for the Q4 2012 estimate, that’s a little less trustworthy, being based more on assumptions and suppositions.
If you don’t mind that, though, you should know that Google is expected to actually sell more Nexus 7 devices between the months of October and December. This is estimated at being between 3 and 5 million units shipped to tech users across the Globe, depending on a few very important factors, including the competition.
We’re almost certain that Apple and Amazon will make some strong pushes towards the 7-inch tablet market by the end of 2012, and both the new Kindle Fire(s) and the iPad Mini could seriously undercut the Nexus 7’s sales success.
Then again, Q4 is usually a thriving time for everybody involved in the tech world, with the holiday season pumping up sales. Taking both those things into consideration, Tech-Thoughts is estimating that Google’s sales figures for the Nexus 7 might be anywhere between 6 and 8 million during 2012 .
Now, is that any kind of record, you might ask. Far from it, especially if we are to compare those numbers with iPad sales. If we are to compare them with Amazon’s Kindle Fire sales figures, though, things might actually end up tied.
The Fire supposedly shipped in 3.9 million units during Q4 2011, its first fiscal quarter of existence, while Q1 2012 saw that figure drop to only 1.8 million. Summing those two numbers up, we get around 5.7 million unit sales for the Fire’s first two fiscal quarters, which would be below the Nexus 7’s estimated sales, even if they only hit the minimum prediction of Tech-Thoughts.
It is true that Amazon’s 7-incher was released on November 15, halfway into Q4 2011. But on the other hand, that meant the tablet was hotter than hot during the holiday season. That said, the Nexus 7 can easily beat the Kindle Fire’s sales figures, or at least they will end up tied. It’s likely that we’re dealing with another big hit from Android in its war with Apple.
Anyone care to comment on today’s estimates? Do you think the Nexus 7 will in fact sell in 6 million units by the end of 2012? More? Less?
Get Android 4.0.4 ICS update now for Bell’s LG Optimus LTE
In a perfect world, every Android handset that meets the specs requirement should always receive the latest flavor of the mobile OS. But the harsh reality is even some high-end models get shunned from the software update that will help prolong their life span. It’s probably why carriers aren’t exactly jumping for joy when handing out the update. One phone that is spared from the disappointment of not receiving the Android 4.0 ICS update is the LG Optimus LTE on Bell Canada.
According to Mobile Syrup, Bell has started rolling out an OTA Ice Cream Sandwich update for the LG Optimus LTE, one that will bring the phone’s OS to Android 4.0.4. You will want to check for the update manually on the phone’s settings to initiate the notification.
We’ve also read conflicting reports about how owners of the LG Optimus LTE can get ahold of the new ICS firmware. Apparently, the update won’t be pushed via OTA and you have to download and install the file yourself using LG mobile tool. If the first method doesn’t work, you can download the 423MB file directly from LG right here .
Any folks on Bell seeing the ICS notification update yet on their LG Optimus LTE? As for those who have downloaded and installed the update using LG tool, enjoy your ice cream treat.
Sony’s Gaikai could bring latest PS3 games to Android
This could transform Android gaming completely, although Sony’s acquisition of Gaikai for $380 million does hint at big cloud gaming plans and we don’t yet know what they are. The service is already rolling out on a number of the latest smart TVs from Samsung.
Android and Me
is suggesting that the service may be exclusive to Sony Android
smartphones and tablets in the mobile arena. There’s no doubt that would
give Sony’s Android releases a big boost and a serious advantage over
the competition for the gamer market, but that would seriously limit
their potential profits. Maybe Gaikai will be free or cheap for Sony
Android device owners and only be available to everyone else for a
subscription fee.
Problems to overcome
It is definitely an exciting development, but there are a few more hurdles to jump before cloud gaming can realize its full potential on the Android platform. Depending on the game, lag could be a big problem. You are at the mercy of your connection speed and, with the new data plans making unlimited data a thing of the past, you probably won’t want to use Gaikai unless you have a Wi-Fi connection. The majority of PS3 games will also require major redesigns to really work on a touchscreen smartphone or tablet. Of course, the Xperia Play will have a big head-start in that department thanks to the dedicated controls.The prospect of playing the latest games on your Android tablet or phone is definitely attractive. We’ll just have to see how it pans out. Rest assured we’ll keep you posted
Microsoft now using 'Modern UI Style' to refer to Windows 8 'Metro Style' apps
However, Microsoft employees have started using "Modern UI Style" to refer to the new Windows 8 Start Screen and "Modern UI" design in reference to Windows 8 apps. The software giant has used modern, immersive, fast, and fluid to describe its Windows 8 operating system previously — in the early stages of its development — but the common name was always Metro style. In a step that's bound to confuse developers and consumers, several listings for upcoming events about Windows Azure, Bing Maps, and Windows 8, reference a Modern UI design language and principles, Modern UI Style apps, and even a Modern UI-Style UI. An MSDN blog post, made available this week, also references "Modern UI design." An internal memo revealed that the company was planning to select its Metro branding replacement last week, but the company has not yet officially named the replacement.
We have reached out to Microsoft officials to comment on the new Metro replacement naming and we'll update you accordingly.
