Source: http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/11/04/daily-crunch-purple-kinect/
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Daily Crunch: Squid and the Purple Kinect Edition
Oh My God, There Are Muji iPad Apps Professional Analysts Say Sony Move & Microsoft Kinect Will Do Just Fine (At Least Initially) New Japanese Piggy Bank: Rubik?s Cube Bank Requires Brain Power Supreme Court Makes A Mockery Of California?s Violent Game Ban Eight Reasons To Get a Google TV and Four Reasons Not To
How to Get Student Discounts Forever [Saving Money]
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/X7887rGYSto/how-to-get-student-discounts-forever
How to Get Student Discounts Forever [Saving Money]
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/X7887rGYSto/how-to-get-student-discounts-forever
GooReader updates to version 2.0, now a sexier way to read Google Books
GooReader will pick up where you leave off when you close an e-book, but bookmarking specific pages isn't supported. Exporting to PDF is still limited to the paid version -- Google Book Downloader offers the functionality for free, if you'd rather download now and read later.
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GooReader updates to version 2.0, now a sexier way to read Google Books originally appeared on Download Squad on Fri, 26 Nov 2010 17:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Facebook Sued For Having Privacy Controls In Place. Yes, Seriously.
Last week Facebook was hit with yet another patent lawsuit, this time by Walker Digital, an "invention company" founded by Jay S. Walker, co-inventor of Priceline.com. And boy does this one come straight out of left field.
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Daily Crunch: HUD Edition
What Kinect Looks Like In Infrared Kinect Disconnected: iFixIt?s Kinect Teardown TB Groupe?s Evercut: The Ultimate Knife? Star Wars: Falcon Gunner brings the battle home. Don?t get cocky, kid! Review and Video Unboxing: The Jawbone Jambox
Source: http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/11/05/daily-crunch-hud-edition/
Are Humans Turning Into Gods? [Video]
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/jIawucyCdXs/are-humans-turning-into-gods
Monday, November 29, 2010
Lady Gaga trapped in an Android smartphone, we wish she'd stay there (video)
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Lady Gaga trapped in an Android smartphone, we wish she'd stay there (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 29 Nov 2010 10:24:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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iOS 4.2 features: AirPrint for iPhone, iPad goes wireless but not network
Just like AirPlay, AirPrint is a flagship feature of iOS 4.2 that initially offered more functionality than Apple finally delivered, yet despite arriving without network printing support, if you have one of the few supported HP printers it does indeed feel like the future. AirPrint is a system-wide service available in built-in Apple apps like Safari [...]iOS 4.2 features: AirPrint for iPhone, iPad goes wireless but not network is a story by TiPb. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store.
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Use VPN On Your iPad To Protect Privacy | Plus Special Giveaway Inside
When it comes to online privacy while using your iPad you need all the protection you can get. Luckily Golden Frog provides a service called VyprVPN that keeps your data safe. You may not be aware but your surfing as well as other online activities are constantly being tracked and recorded by your ISP and [...]
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ipadbuzzblog/~3/h-Xua-1Pmzg/
Discover Windows Phone 7 apps with Bing Visual Search
The Visual Search itself is beautiful. The app icons slip and slide around the screen, and panels fade in and out with consummate smoothness -- it's powered by Silverlight, of course. Unsurprisingly, it looks and feels a lot like Zune -- and indeed, you can click through from any app to the Zune. From there you can install apps onto your phone.
The thing is, this tool in itself is nothing special -- but look at the competition! Apple's Web presence is alright, but it's hardly a joy to navigate -- it simply functions as a "preview" for those without iTunes. Google... well, take a look at the Web-based Android Market and decide for yourself. Microsoft's WP7 visual search seems positively awesome by comparison.
Filed under: Windows Mobile, Microsoft, Search
Discover Windows Phone 7 apps with Bing Visual Search originally appeared on Download Squad on Thu, 18 Nov 2010 09:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Is That a Computer You're Wearing on Your Head?
Motorola announced Wednesday that it will develop a hands-free wireless computing headset with micro-display specialists at Kopin -- a move reminiscent of previous attempts to create wearable computers and communications devices. The device will offer voice, audio and PC capabilities on a virtual reality-style 15-inch monitor that will also support simulation software and streaming video.
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BridgeURL lets you send a tour of several websites in one link
Sometimes you may want to send someone a whole list of websites to look at. Maybe you even want them to look at the sites in a given sequence, like when you're sharing the results of a search for a new car or a vacation spot.
BridgeURL is a fairly elegant service that accepts a list of links, and spits out a single bit.ly link. When you click this link, you're taken to the first website on the list, but it has subtle semi-transparent overlays on both sides. The left one leads to the previous site on the chain, while the right leads to the next site. (They're not semi-transparent on the screenshot because when you hover over them, they turn solid.)
There's also a bottom bar, but it's fairly unobtrusive. There were no banners or pop-ups as far as I was able to see. The only annoyance with the service is that for some odd reason, it forces you to feed it URLs starting with http:// or https:// - meaning, you can't write "downloadsquad.com" or even "www.downloadsquad.com". I have no idea why it's not smart enough to figure out the http:// on its own. Other than that, it's a fairly handy service.
Filed under: web 2.0
BridgeURL lets you send a tour of several websites in one link originally appeared on Download Squad on Sun, 28 Nov 2010 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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WaterField iPad Wallet Review
Since the iPad was released, I?ve reviewed more than my share of iPad cases and bags.� I recently reviewed a bag that I liked a lot, but I did say I?d like a shoulder strap for the bag.� WaterField contacted Julie and said they had an iPad bag that could be configured in a variety [...]
Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2010/11/26/waterfield-ipad-wallet-review/
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Is That a Computer You're Wearing on Your Head?
Motorola announced Wednesday that it will develop a hands-free wireless computing headset with micro-display specialists at Kopin -- a move reminiscent of previous attempts to create wearable computers and communications devices. The device will offer voice, audio and PC capabilities on a virtual reality-style 15-inch monitor that will also support simulation software and streaming video.
Samsung Nexus S gets new Wifi, GPS antennas, shows them to the FCC
What would you do if you were a smartphone and your maker just gave you new Wifi and GPS antennas? Why, you'd show them to the Federal Communications Commission, of course. And that's just what's been done with the Samsung GT-i9020T, otherwise known as the yet-to-be-announced-but-seen-a-plenty Samsung Nexus S. That mean we're going to see the phone anytime soon? Your uneducated guess is a good as ours. [FCC via Engadget]
Samsung Nexus S gets new Wifi, GPS antennas, shows them to the FCC posted originally by Android Central
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