| Unity game engine updated for Leopard
Unity Technologies has announced the release of Unity 3D 2.0.1, an updated version of their 3D game design engine for Mac OS X. The free update for registered 2.0 users is ready for download. The software runs on Mac OS X but enables developers to deploy across multiple platforms, including Mac OS X, Windows and the Web. It incorporates an integrated editor, asset importing, shadow and light support, optimized graphics for both OpenGL and DirectX, terrain modeling, shaders, scripting support, networking, physics, audio and video support and asset management. New to the 2.0.1 release is support for Mac OS X v10.5 “Leopard," along with some necessary documentation updates that “enhance the documentation for both pre-existing and new features introduced with the initial Unity 2.0 release," according to the developers.
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SMO alleges threat by Majithia
Even though ruling alliance partners, the SAD and the BJP, play out a game of nerves and have issued statements over the recently hiked power tariff in Punjab, the ground reality is different. The commercial wing of the Punjab State Electricity Board has already issued a circular to implement new tariffs, to be applicable from September 1. This even as the BJP has knocked at the doors of Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, saying that the hike is affecting only the urban consumers - read the BJP vote bank. In turn Badal publically assured the BJP that the power tariff hike will be discussed at the forthcoming Cabinet meeting next week. However, senior leaders of the SAD are taking BJPs move as yet another pressure tactic, saying the BJP ministers were present at the previous Cabinet meeting when the power tariff hike was okayed.
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