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Pioneer Music Tap audio systems support AirPlay and more
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Pioneer has rolled out a bunch of stuff today and among the new offerings is a pair of Music Tap audio systems. One of the players is the X-SMC3-S Music Tap and the other is the Pioneer Elite branded X-SMC4-Elite Music Tap. Both of the players support Airplay and network music playback. The systems connect to home networks wirelessly or via Ethernet connections. Both have integrated WiFi ready for wireless networks right out of the box.
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Google set to introduce Dart, a new structured programming language
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It's a bird, it's a plane -- it's Dart, Google's soon-to-be-released computer language for structured web programming. Having hoarded dart-related URLs for the past couple of months, Google's confirmed the (previously) secret project on the Goto International Software Development conference website. A couple of Mountain View's finest will make the announcement official in the keynote at the event on October 10th, when presumably we'll find out what it can do. Dart makes a nice addition to Go, JavaScript and Python in Google's coding bag-o-tricks, but there's room for one more -- we're looking at you, Spot.
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LG planning 30% staff cuts in mobile division?
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LG is reportedly planning to slash the workforce in its mobile phone division by 30 per cent after consistently poor results in the mobile space.
Reuters is reporting that the Korean giant is reacting by slashing the workforce to cut costs, but LG has come out and stated such a decision hasn't been reached as yet:
"We are always looking at opportunities to improve the performance of our mobile business but no decision has been made as to any job reductions," said an LG spokesperson.
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Pioneer outs BDP-140, BDP-52FD, and BDP-53FD 3D Blu-ray players
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Pioneer has unveiled three new Blu-ray players that support 3D movies and more. Two of the three players are in the high-end Elite range and the other is a
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New Epson Projectors Display In 1080P and 3D, Require Dorky Glasses
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Videophiles that prefer the tiny package of a projector should take a look at Epson's new PowerLite Pro Cinema 6010 or its refreshed Home Cinema models. Not only do they display 1080P, some models support 2D to 3D video conversion.
The Pro Cinema 6010 and Home Cinema 5010 are the premiere models for those with a slug of extra cash. The two models have a contrast ratio of up to 200,000:1 and deliver up to 2,400 lumens of color. They also convert 2D video to 3D on the fly and include Epson-specific video enhancements like Super Resolution and FineFrame technology. Prices on these models range from $3000 to $4000 with the higher-end package including accessories like ceiling mounts, a cable co...
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Wharfedale DX-1 HCP wants to cosy up in your living room
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If you're looking for a 5.1 system to sit in your living room that is kinda purty to look at, and won't take up too much space then Wharefdale may have just the system for you by way of the DX-1 HCP.
The four satellite speakers are just 19cm high, but still pack a 19mm silk dome tweeter and 75mm mid/bass driver with a woven polypropylene cone.
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Vivitek H1086-3D projector does 1080p and 3D for under $2,000
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Not too long ago there were few 3D projectors on the market and those that were on the market didn’t usually offer 1080p resolution. The market is quickly changing though and now there are a bunch of new projectors coming that will do both 1080p resolution and 3D content at a nice price point. One of those projects is the new Vivitek H1086-3D. The projector has a bunch of nice features and can change 2D content into 3D content on the fly.
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Microsoft adds Acer, ViewSonic to its patent licensees
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The list of Microsoft’s Android licensees has just grown by two - one of the largest PC makers, Acer, as well as ViewSonic will have to pay the Redmond-based company fees for every Android device they make. For Acer the deal includes both smartphones and tablets, while ViewSonic has agreed to paid for both its Android and Chrome OS-based phones and tablets. The latter hints that ViewSonic will indeed make tablets running on Chrome OS.
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Nokia releasing HTML5 Maps web app
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Nokia has revealed a beta of their mobile HTML5 mapping application.
The service is set to offer regular Map view, Satellite view, Public transport view, and Live traffic view. The maps also offers pinch-to-zoom, routing directions for either walking or driving, saving favourite locations, and is able to access your current location (after asking permission).
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Google Music launches on iOS as a beta web app
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Google Music Beta seems like the most logical thing to have on Android - after all it allows you uploading some 20,000 tracks to the Google cloud and use them from almost any device, and almost was partly constituted by the hoard of iOS device users, which have been missing an app.
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Samsung SCH-W689 rocks two SIM card slots, bada OS and clamshell form-factor
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Well what do we have here – a bada-powered smartphone that doesn’t come in an all-touchscreen form factor! Rather the Samsung SCH-W689 is a clamshell with two touchscreens, one measuring 3.2 inches and the other one – 3 inches; both of which support WQVGA resolution.
But that’s not all – this little fella’ also rocks two SIM card slots and can work across both GSM and CDMA-based networks. Kinda neat when you think about it, too bad it’s a China only device at the moment.
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Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY sales "meeting expectations"?
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Well what do you know – despite lacking a dual-core processor, it seems Sony Ericsson managed to move enough Xperia Play units to say it is “meeting expectations.” Since we don’t have their figures, we can only speculate what that phrase exactly means.
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Pierre Cardin tablet gets Gingerbread update, lower price tag
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Remember the not-so-loved Pierre Cardin’s 7-inch tablet? When we talked about it, it was shipping with Android 2.2 Froyo on board. No more – the PC-7006 got “G” at the end (so it’s PC-7006G now), which stands for… (guess)… Gingerbread. What’s more, the price went down, from 274.99 GBP (about $438) to 224.99 GBP (about $358).
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Twitter hits 100 million active users
Like UnlikeTwitter has announced that it has reached 100 million global active users on Twitter, accessing it via Twitter.com, official Twitter apps and third-party apps too.
In a very un-Twitter-like move, the social network has also revealed a veritable cornucopia of stats about its users, no doubt hoping to lure in new advertisers and actually make some money for a change.
So, we now know that those 100 million tweeters are averaging around 230 million tweets a day, which amounts to a lot of pithy commentary on current events.
What's more, 400 million monthly unique browsers access Twitter.com; that's up 70 per cent from the start of the year (!). Meanwhile, 55 per cent of the 100 million active use...
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Apple injunction against Galaxy Tab 10.1 upheld in Germany
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Apple has re-secured its injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany, with the Düsseldorf courts upholding its existing ban on sales. In what was reportedly a short sitting this morning, NetbookNews reports, the judge deemed that Samsung’s “smooth, simple surfaces” of the 10.1-inch Honeycomb tablet copied the minimalist aesthetic of the iPad, a design that Apple secured back in 2004.
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