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Friday, April 27, 2012
iPhone Sales Crush The Competition At AT&T
Apple's iPhone outsold other smartphones nearly 4-to-1 during AT&T's first quarter. The company activated a total of 5.5 million smartphones, boosting smartphone subscribership to nearly 60%.
Netflix Brings Back DVD-Only Subscriptions
After user outrage at its cancellation, Netflix's DVD-only subscription plan is back, available now for $8 monthly.
Source: http://feeds.pcworld.com/click.phdo?i=94dc956adc5bcb7091c711fe0a26359a
Apple's next revolution should be in your car
I've had the, er, pleasure in the last few months of driving in a range of cars, most of which were rentals for various business trips. Every car is different, yet the basics such as how the steering wheel and gears work are very similar. How the lights work, mirror adjustments, the location of the parking brake, and where to find the gas cap -- they tend to fall into a handful of common locations. You can get into a car and within a few minutes drive it without much further thought.
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April 13, 2000: Seek and Destroy – Metallica Sues Napster
Heavy metal band Metallica sues Napster for enabling thievery and copyright infringement.
Source: http://www.wired.com/thisdayintech/2012/04/april-13-2000-seek-and-destroy-metallica-sues-napster/
Car Tech: The Ultimate Backseat Driver
Nodding off, drifting between lanes, or just too drunk to drive? Sensors in new automobiles aim to detect trouble before you crash.
Source: http://feeds.pcworld.com/click.phdo?i=e3e77caf358839f88b14a72692b8ef4c
Occupy Protesters Retake Zuccotti Park
Protesters retake Zuccotti Park from the NYPD officers who occupied it throughout the day. Despite being prohibited from camping overnight by a Manhattan Supreme Court justice, #OWS is counting the day as a victory.
Source: http://video.wired.com/services/link/bcpid1813626064/bctid1277798838001?src=mrss
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First image of Sony NEX-F3 leaked, outs 16.1 MP sensor
Leave it to photography buffs to leak product shots that are decidedly unblurry, if poorly framed. Dpreview forum goer Bibogue outed a sneak peek at the Sony NEX-F3, a mirrorless shooter that seems to be poised to replace the NEX-C3. The leaked picture appears to reveal a 16.1 megapixel sensor, a built in flash and a 180-degree tilting screen, and Bibogue says the unit sports a new peaking level feature to help fine-tune manually focused shots. The new unit seems to retain its predecessor's proprietary accessory connector as well, so prospective buyers should choose their peripherals wisely.
[Thanks, Sjoer]
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Deal of the Day – Pre-Order the HTC One X LTE Android Smartphone [AT&T] for $149.99
Tuesday’s LogicBUY Deal lets you pre-order the HTC One X LTE Android Smartphone [AT&T] for $149.99. Features: 1.5GHz Dual-Core S4 processor, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, 4.7″ 1280 x 720 Super LCD 2 display, 8MP rear camera with flash (1.3MP front), 1GB RAM, 16GB built-in storage (non-expandable), 4G LTE speeds, microUSB with MHL, Wireless HDMI, NFC, [...]
Android Gaming Tablet Looks Remarkably Similar to Sony PSP
The wonderful thing about Android is that it can be installed on almost any device. But the bad thing about Android is that it can land in hardware of questionable pedigree -- like a portable gaming system that looks remarkably similar to the product of another company.
Source: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/04/android-gaming-tablet-looks-remarkably-similar-to-sony-psp/
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Ice Cream Sandwich now available for the Sony Tablet S
Sony announced today that, as promised, its Tablet S is now receiving its Android 4.0 update. Beginning today, owners should see a popup notification prompting the update, which will be delivered over the air. Among the goodies your Tablet S will soon be enjoying include:
- Enhanced lock screen (Direct access to Notifications; Unlock direct to camera)
- New panoramic camera mode
- Enhanced Gallery media viewer (Direct SD card access + photo editing tools)
- Exclusive “Small Apps’ for multi-tasking (Calculator, Browser, Remote Control)
- New Home Screen actions (Drag icons together to create folders; Add names to folders)
- Enhanced web browser (Switch from mobile to desktop web sites; Save pages for offline viewing)
- Access files directly from SD card
- Native screenshot capture
If this is your cue to grab the Tablet S, you’re in luck: from now through May 12, Sony will offer a $50 instant rebate and a free cradle accessory, knocking the pricetag down to $349 for the 16 GB model and $449 for the 32 GB model. Hit the break to see ICS on the Tablet S in action.
Source: Sony Blog; thanks Derek!
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Apple working on 21,468 square-foot cafeteria in Cupertino, wants employees' chatter to be safe
How do you keep your employees chit chat from spilling the beans on your next one more thing? You force the beans to be served in an employee-only 21,468 square-foot cafeteria -- that's how. According to Mercury News, Apple just got the go-ahead from the Cupertino Planning Commission on its scheme to build a colossal two-story bistro exclusively for staff members. While the facility will be mainly used for eating purposes during lunch hours (11:30AM to 2PM, to be exact), it'll also accommodate meeting rooms and lounge areas. Apple's Director of Real Estate Facilities, Dan Whisenhunt, says the company needs to provide its people with a sense of security "without fear of competition sort of overhearing their conversations." Now, we can't help but wonder if it's going to look anything like that spaceship...
Apple working on 21,468 square-foot cafeteria in Cupertino, wants employees' chatter to be safe originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Apr 2012 15:39:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
Analysts Predict Rough Road for BEA Portal Customers
CMS Watch, an analyst firm that tracks and evaluates content management technologies, is warning customers to be wary of the risk posed by changes occurring at several major portal vendors, including the fallout from Oracle's acquisition of BEA. ...
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Chrome OS and Google Drive to get intimate in version 20
When Google finally announced its shiny new cloud-based Drive service, many people will have been glad to see an extra bit of storage tacked onto their daily gadget lives. Some, however, spin out a generally more nebular existence, and that'd be the Chrome OS faithful. If you find yourself amongst their number, you'll be pleased to know that Sundar Pichai, SVP for Chrome, revealed in an interview with Wired that the next iteration of its slight operating system will come with Drive tightly sewn into the fabric. The idea is that the service will operate as the local file system, and all the core OS functionality will use Drive for storing data. Third party apps like VMware are already baking in Drive functionality, and expect more to follow when it lands in version 20.
Chrome OS and Google Drive to get intimate in version 20 originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Apr 2012 11:10:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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