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Wednesday, 31 July 2013
Facebook pushes all users onto more secure connection by default
It has been more than two years since Facebook made it possible for users to enable a secure “https” connection for their account, something that had the side-effect of slightly longer loading times and reduced chances of hackery on public networks. Starting today, the social network will be making secure browsing its default following work
Canon Vixia HF R30 Camcorder Review
Our runner-up for Best Value Camcorder of 2012, the HF R30 has some unique features that aren't found on most sub-$500 camcorders, but it also has some serious flaws that can't be ignored.
Source: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-Vixia-HF-R30-Camcorder-Review.htm
Budget iPhone 5C all but confirmed during investigation into Apple partner Pegatron
Apple's cheap, plastic iPhone has been pretty much confirmed by a new undercover report originally intended to uncover labour rights violations at iPhone parts supplier Pegatron in China. Undercover operatives working for the China Labor Watch were looking at practice...
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NEC LED-Backlit Eco-Friendly Display
NEC has recently unveiled their new eco-friendly LED-backlit desktop display and we love it.
The new 22-inch MultiSync EA222WMe display is one of the most environmentally-friendly monitors around these days and at $339 you can afford to think green this holiday season.
The new 22-inch MultiSync EA222WMe display is one of the most environmentally-friendly monitors around these days and at $339 you can afford to think green this holiday season.
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Sony Launches Six New Entry-Level Camcorders for 2013
Sony rounds out its 2013 Handycam lineup with six low-end models?but some of them still have projectors, and all can shoot 1080/60p.
Source: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/News/Sony-Launches-Six-New-Entry-Level-Camcorders-for-2013.htm
HTC profits up for Q3 2013 as HTC One sales come in, but future losses predicted
HTC has revealed its Q2 2013 financial results, and they paint a slightly brighter picture for the struggling mobile manufacturer. The Taiwanese company posted profits of NT$1.25 billion (�27.25 million) for the last quarter, a rise in operating profit over...
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Galaxy S4 MoDaCo Switch Indiegogo campaign quickly reaches its fundraising goal
Over £1,000 raised on Indiegogo with 17 campaign days still remaining
After initially being announced only for the HTC One, an Indiegogo fundraising campaign was started to bring support for the MoDaCo Switch to the Samsung Galaxy S4. The MoDaCo Switch will enable one set of user data and apps to be shared by two different versions of the Android operating system: the Samsung TouchWiz version of Jelly Bean, and the "Google Edition" version of Android Jelly Bean. This allows one phone to switch back and forth between software versions, making changes to one side (like installing apps) that are also reflected on the other.
A goal of £1,000 was set on Indiegogo to bring the Switch to the Samsung Galaxy S4, which was exceeded with over two weeks still left in the campaign. The following update was given in response to the donators' support:
Thanks to everyone who has pledged so far, you're all awesome and it's fantastic we've hit the target already. I'm not setting stretch goals per se, but all subsequent donations help get us towards the ultimate goal of making Switch available for all ROM developers to use and thereby all devices. Switch is for you - Android fans. :-)
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Sony and Nintendo Black Friday Sales
Over the Thanksgiving weekend, Sony and Nintendo consoles were a hot commodity, of course, with Black Friday being the big winner.
Around� 550,000 Wiis were sold in North America alone over the weekend, but the Nintendo DS outshone the system, selling double that amount.
What did you spend your gadget cash on this past weekend?
Around� 550,000 Wiis were sold in North America alone over the weekend, but the Nintendo DS outshone the system, selling double that amount.
What did you spend your gadget cash on this past weekend?
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Space Exploration Corporation get Buzz Aldrin's blessing ahead of commercial space tourism trips
Buzz Aldrin, the second man on the moon and subject of that most-iconic of moon landing photos above, has signed on to become a member of Space Exploration Corporation's advisory board, one of the leading companies vying for dominance in...
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iPhone 5S chassis surfaces in factory image alongside specifications
Earlier this month, we reported on an iPhone 5S leak that included production shots and a batch of specifications, some of which went against what earlier leaks had said to expect of the latest iPhone. These specs have appeared again, this time from the Chinese website EXPReview, which also published an image of several iPhone
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Panasonic KX-PRX120 offers Ice Cream Sandwich on a cordless phone
It's easy to lose perspective on such things living in a city like New York, but people do indeed still have landlines at home. And really, in a world so dominated by the smartphone, why not get one that sort of splits the difference between the two? Granted, the Panasonic KX-PRX120 has the kind of specs that would make us shake our collective heads were it positioned as a standard handset, but as far as cordless phones go, it's, well, certainly more exciting than what most people having sitting on their kitchen counters. The phone has a 3.5-inch TFT touchscreen display, a microSD slot, a WIFI / Bluetooth interface and an optional answering machine. The device runs Android 4.0 and gives you access to the Google Play store, so you can use it to Skype with help from its front-facing camera. The KX-PRX120 should run around £169 ($259).
Filed under: Cellphones, Household, Mobile
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Weye Feye brings mobile device smart view and remote control to DSLRs
A DSLR is a hefty investment, and as such not all photographers are inclined to run out and update to the newest technology. WiFi-enabled cameras offer a very convenient feature, however: the ability to use a tablet or smartphone as a remote control and portable view finder. For DSLR owners who want the same feature,
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MacBook Pro Haswell refresh tipped for October launch
This year's impressive MacBook Air has been given Intel's Haswell processor guts, and now all eyes turn to the Daddy of OS X laptops, the MacBook Pro, as to when it is its turn to get the upgrade. The latest...
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BBC Three to launch new programs on iPlayer a week before they air on TV
The BBC might be a stalwart bastion of television broadcasting, but that's not stopping it from expanding its ventures into the wonderful world of online programming. Today, BBC Three announced that it would try its hand at digital-first content starting with the second series of Jack Whitehall's Bad Education. As more and more viewers turn to the internet for their TV-watching needs, the BBC has proven itself eager to keep up with demand, first by unveiling its plan to debut certain programs online in addition to producing iPlayer-exclusive dramas. iPlayer has long been one of the best ways to catch up on your favorite shows when you miss them on the air, but with this new development, the BBC seems interested in shifting the paradigm -- at least when it comes to a few select programs -- to favor online viewership.
Via: The Next Web
Source: BBC
US Airways finally gets an Android app
Attention frequent flyers: US Airways finally has an Android app. (We'll pause as we let the cheers in Charlotte, N.C., subside. Everybody done? Good.)
The app hits all the buttons you'd expect. It ties into your Dividend Miles account. You can see your itineraries and check into flights, as well as access your boarding pass wallet. You can check on your flight status and book new flights, and you also can get terminal maps and check on clubs in whatever airport you're headed to. If you've lost a bag, you can check on that through the app as well.
All in all, not a bad app — though we're ignoring the horrible placement of the settings button, which really needs to be in a proper overflow menu. And while we're on the subject, the legacy overflow menu (seen here with the dots on the bottom right) doesn't even work on HTC devices. Fortunately, all that's tucked in there is a Home button, My trips, Flight status, check in and "more," all of which is available on that main screen anyway. So you won't be able to get to it universally throughout the app on an HTC device, but neither is it missing.
We've got a few more screen shots after the break, and you can download it at the link above.
H/t to @airlineflyer
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