Thursday, March 3, 2011
Microsoft Won't Fight the iPad or Android Tablets Until the End of 2012. Ugh. [Rumor]
Daily Crunch: Dr. Watson I Presume Edition
Where Does Watson Go From Here? First Stop: Healthcare Irony: Smartphones Can Save The Honeybees Apple ?Bans? The Steve Jobs Action Figure Why Can?t Tablet Makers Just Freaking Ship? The Nissan ESFLOW Concept Breaks Cover A Bit Early
Source: http://www.crunchgear.com/2011/02/18/daily-crunch-dr-watson-i-presume/
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This Just In: Facebook Makes Millenials Even More Insufferable (TCTV)
In case recent political uprisings have given us too many reasons to feel good about the impact Facebook is having in the world, we just got a study from Cornell that shows the mega-site is also helping boost millenials' self-esteem. Because, you know, the so-called "self-esteem generation" needs more of that. All quips about millineals aside, the study trumpets the findings as a sign that the Internet is doing something good for the world. To us, it proves the exact opposite. The reason Facebook boosted college kids' self-esteem more than looking in a mirror (we're not kidding, that was the methodology) was because it's an artificial representation of ourselves, the we that we wish we were. Since when did we count self-awareness and true self-examination as negatives? Video below.
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Daily Crunch: Lawn Care Edition
How To Watch The Space Shuttle?s Last Flight Tomorrow Review: Motorola Xoom ? The Android Tablet Redefined Automower 305 Is Latest Mower From Husqvarna, Will Help Win Neighborhood Contest For Best Lawn Joystickers: For When You Wish Your iPhone (Temporarily) Had More Buttons Little Magic Stories: Interactive Art With The Kinect
Source: http://www.crunchgear.com/2011/02/24/daily-crunch-lawn-care-edition/
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Nielsen: Android Pulls Ahead Of RIM And iOS For U.S. Smartphone Share
Nielsen has just released new data on U.S. smartphone share. According to the report, smartphone powered by Android operating systems (29 percent) is pulling ahead of RIM's Blackberry (27 percent) and Apple iOS (27 percent). But Nielsen says that because RIM and Apple create and sell their own smartphones with their operating systems, these companies are actually in a better position in the three-way race (in terms of device manfuacturers). Because Google licenses its OS to device manufacturers, the Android ecosystem is more fragmented.
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This Night-Vision Camera Sees Color [Video]
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/spfTC1aRXso/this-night+vision-camera-sees-color
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Sprint bringin 'the latest in wireless innovation at CTIA' this month
We don't usually post all of our upcoming individual show events here on the front page. (We do, however, post our show schedule here.) But because so many were worried Sprint was getting out of the smartphone business after a relative no-show at CES in January, we'll make an exception this time.
As for what we'll see? More likely than not, something with the name "EVO" attached. Might be a true sequel, but remember that Sprint's told us the original EVO 4G and EVO Shift 4G are just the first in what will be a growing EVO brand.
Anyhoo, we'll be at CTIA in a couple of weeks to bring it all to you.
Sprint bringin 'the latest in wireless innovation at CTIA' this month posted originally by Android Central
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Mac OS X requires a helper program to connect to Android 3.0 tablets
The program, which is aptly named Android File Transfer, provides third-party Media Transfer Protcol (MTP) support, which Mac OS X doesn't natively provide. MTP started off as a Windows Media Player technology, which is probably why Apple doesn't support it, but today it's represented by a standard USB device class and an extension of its precursor, PTP.
MTP support is definitely a step up as far as Android is concerned. Rather than 'turn on mass storage mode,' which locks local apps out of your SD card, MTP allows both the phone and the PC to access your phone's filesystem at the same time. Hopefully Medial Transfer Protocol will find its way to the smartphone version of Android in due course
Incidentally, it's possible that the upcoming version of OS X, Lion, could support MTP. If anyone has Lion, and a Motorola Xoom, we'd love to know if you've had any luck connecting them.
Mac OS X requires a helper program to connect to Android 3.0 tablets originally appeared on Download Squad on Mon, 28 Feb 2011 08:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Apple Digital AV Adapter Works With Old iPads, Too
Yesterday’s Apple event wasn’t all about the iPad 2. If you have any of Apple’s existing iOS devices, there’s something for you, too.
First, there’s iOS 4.3, which brings some goodies for all iDevices. Really though, this release feels more like a bug-fix release, and adds in the features — like full AirPlay support — that [...]
First, there’s iOS 4.3, which brings some goodies for all iDevices. Really though, this release feels more like a bug-fix release, and adds in the features — like full AirPlay support — that [...]
Source: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/03/apple-digital-av-adapter-works-with-old-ipads-too/
Best Stories of Today, March 2, 2011 [Total Recap]
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/95iMDsLEXqQ/best-stories-of-today-march-2-2011
iPad 2 Will Be Available In White and Black From Day One [Apple]
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
AIST shows off full-color night vision camera, well lit Bullwinkle figurine (video)
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AIST shows off full-color night vision camera, well lit Bullwinkle figurine (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 02 Mar 2011 12:21:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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