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Google Videos updated with Froyo, Gingerbread support
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Google Videos, the official app to playback movies rented from the Android Market, has been updated today to be compatible with phones running Android 2.2 Froyo and 2.3 Gingerbread. Users can rent movies from the Android Market for 24 hours with prices starting at $2.99. Seems pricey to us, but can you really put a price on that kind of convenience?
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Nokia keeps smartphone lead thanks to existing inventory sales: Gartner
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While many other analyst firms are proclaiming victory over Nokia for Apple, and a quick look at the number of smartphones that each company claimed to ship last quarter would lead you to believe that is the case, research firm Gartner says that Nokia is still the number one seller of smartphones in the world, thanks to an aggressive push in moving old inventory stock out of stores. This lead won't last long though, as Gartner predicts that Apple will surpass Nokia in retail sales next quarter.
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Mitsubishi Releases XD360U-EST and WD380U-EST Projectors
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Mitsubishi announced today two new projectors that are finally available to the retail market, the XD360U-EST and WD380U-EST. The XD360U is capable of displaying 2500 ANSI lumens, a 3000:1 contrast ratio, and a native XGA (1024 x 768) resolution. The WD380U is a little more powerful with 2800 ANSI lumens, a 2000:1 contrast ratio, and WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution. The main feature that both projectors share is their 3D capability. They also share similar connection panels that include RGB, composite, s-video, and HDMI connections. The WD380U also includes a USB port and network capabilities. The company did not release retail prices at this time, but they are both available through certified ...
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LG Announces HW300 Projector
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LG is the global leader and technology innovator in consumer electronics. Today, the company unveiled a new device that they are calling the world’s first Smart TV portable LED projector, the HW300. Unfortunately, the company is not releasing any specifications at this time, but they did say that it will be compatible with any DLNA-certified device and it will be able to transfer stored digital content wirelessly. The projector also stated that the HW300 will also be able to play DivX HD content through a USB connection. LG Levant Managing Director, Mr. Kevin Cha, stressed the impressive qualities of the projector saying, “In every sense, the projector HW300 offers an optimal experience for ...
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Android developers getting underpaid due to a software glitch
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If you were a hardworking software developer building popular and well-selling apps, you would be pretty frustrated, to say the least, if you realized one day that you are getting underpaid for your work, right? That is pretty much what is going on at camp Android right now – a number of software developers are reporting that the amount of money they are being paid through Google Checkout for their software does not match the number of times their apps have been purchased from the Android Market.
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Images and video of new Nokia Windows Phone handsets surface: leaked or faked?
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Are those the upcoming Nokia Windows Phone handsets? Hard to tell, but the video and images below sent to MyNokiaBlog from a tipster claiming to be a Microsoft insider (even though using an OVI email account) look very polished and professionally done. Sure, the video below mashes together seemingly new content with old marketing stuff, including some old Microsoft Office Labs footage. But while those could be manipulated images (likely taken from the video below), hands down to the artist, who could well defend a thesis on faking pictures in Photoshop.
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Google Movies now available on the Samsung Galaxy Tab?
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According to an article on Android Central, Google and Samsung are updating Android Market with the Google Movies service for the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Apparently everything starts with select users firing up Android Market only to see the new terms and conditions displayed on the screen. Once accepted, the Market app closes down and then when it’s started again, the new “movies” tab appears.
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ASUS N55SF 15.6-inch Multimedia Notebook
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The ASUS N55SF entertainment laptop is now available in the European market. Priced at $1172, the 15.6-inch laptop comes equipped with a wide series of display options, starting from a low resolution 1366×768 panel and going all the way up to a Full HD 1080p screen, available with both matte and glossy finishes. The ASUS N55SF features an Intel Sandy Bridge processors (Core i3, i5, and i7), up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, a discrete nVidia GeForce GT 555M graphics core based on the GF106 architecture, and up to 750GB 7200RPM hard disk drive. The standard version of the ASUS N55SF comes with a DVD burner, which can be upgraded to a Blu-ray combo drive. Other specs include a pair of USB 3.0 ports, an H...
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Toshiba Announces First Glasses-Free 3D Laptop
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In the rush to move everything into the third dimension, Toshiba has announced their latest glasses-free 3D notebook, the Qosmio F755 3D. The laptop is even capable of displaying 2D and 3D content at the same time. So how does it all work?
Toshiba achieves the 3D glasses-free viewing by using the latest in auto-stereoscopic display technology. The 15.6" LCD is a full HD TruBrite panel with Active Lens technology, with double parallax technology that allows it to project two sets of images at the same time, splitting them between the left and right eyes to create the 3D effect. Toshiba’s Face Tracking technology then uses the laptop’s webcam to optimize the projection of the image by reactin...
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Sony in-car audio gets iPhone-based Pandora radio streaming
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Sony picked Wednesday to revamp its in-car head units with a much heavier influence on digital sources in eight new devices. The CDX-GT565UP, DSX-S210X, and DSX-S310BTX all stream Pandora's Internet radio from a connected iPhone and go beyond just basic USB or Bluetooth audio. At least on the S210X and S310BTX, all the Pandora controls shift to the receiver, including the thumbs-up/thumbs-down to tune the recommendations.
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Dell Latitude XT3 goes on sale
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Dell’s Latitude XT3, first detailed in February is now available on Dell’s online store. The business-class convertible laptop is priced from $1,789 and is powered by Intel’s second-generation Core processors with integrated HD 3000 graphics and up to 8GB of RAM. It centers on a 13.3-inch display and runs Windows 7.
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Toshiba's Qosmio F755: Not the First Glasses-Free 3D Laptop
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Tricky, tricky, Toshiba. There's a story going around today that Toshiba's new Qosmio F755 laptop is the world's first laptop with a glasses-free 3D screen, but that's just not true.
Back in 2003, we reviewed the Sharp Actius RD3D, the real first U.S. laptop to include a parallax barrier 3D screen. At the time, reviewer Bill Howard said "Our experience viewing still images was outstanding. You do notice an apparent loss of resolution going into 3-D mode (each eye sees 512-by-768 worth of pixels), but the foreground-to-background separation is outstanding. It was even better playing a Spiderman demo movie."
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Skype Windows Phone app to integrate deeper than iPhone
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Skype’s forthcoming Windows Phone app will integrate deeper than the Skype app for both the iPhone and Android devices. After its $8.5 billion acquisition by Microsoft is approved by European regulators (expected by the end of the year), the future Skype division of Microsoft has plans to make Skype functionality an integral component of the Windows Phone experience. Skype’s VP of products and marketing, Neil Stevens, says that Skype plans on creating a different kind of app, something that feels part of the phone
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Sony PlayStation Vita delayed until March 2012?
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No, we’re not joking. The latest pre-order updates from Best Buy and Amazon suggest the Sony PlayStation Vita will not launch in the US and UK until the 30th of March 2012. That’s nearly three months after the December launch in Japan. Following the initial shock of the PS Vita delay, today’s update feels like Sony is rubbing salt in our wounds.
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Christie Launches Virtual Print Fee Program
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Christie announced today the launch of their Virtual Print Fee program. This program is targeted towards North America exhibitors that are seeking a simplified plan that enables them to make their own move to DCI Compliant digital cinema projection systems in the near future. The VPF program offers support and flexible options for companies that are looking to convert to digital projection systems. “Based on our experience in helping to convert more than 20,000 theatres worldwide, we specifically designed Christie’s VPF program to be a perfect match for exhibitors who are looking to convert from film to digital in the most cost-effective and seamless manner, ” said Craig Sholder, vice presid...
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