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Feb 02

GADGET WATCH: HTC Velocity 4G – SmartCompany.com.au

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If you’ve been paying attention to the tech industry these past few weeks, you’ll know Telstra has switched on its 4G network and is now offering the first smartphone in Australia to run on that same network.   This means download speeds closer to what you’d find in a landline connection, well above and beyond the capabilities of existing 3G networks. Although 4G has been available in America for some time, now is the first time Australians can connect on 4G. But is the device itself worth getting? As the first gadget on the market the HTC Velocity has an advantage, but it may not stand up to the test. Hardware and features The HTC Velocity comes powered with the Gingerbread software, a dual-core 1.5Ghz CPU and 1GB of RAM. It also comes with 16GB of internal storage, although this can be expanded through the microSD slot. The rear camera is eight megapixels, with a dual LED flash, while the front camera Continue >>

If you’ve been paying attention to the tech industry these past few weeks, you’ll know Telstra has switched on its 4G network and is now offering the first smartphone in Australia to run on that same network.   This means download speeds closer to what you’d find in a landline connection, well above and beyond the capabilities of existing 3G networks. Although 4G has been available in America for some time, now is the first time Australians can connect on 4G. But is the device itself worth getting? As the first gadget on the market the HTC Velocity has an advantage, but it may not stand up to the test. Hardware and features The HTC Velocity comes powered with the Gingerbread software, a dual-core 1.5Ghz CPU and 1GB of RAM. It also comes with 16GB of internal storage, although this can be expanded through the microSD slot. The rear camera is eight megapixels, with a dual LED flash, while the front camera Continue >>

Feb 02

YMax MagicJack Plus Review: Phone Gadget Can Replace Your Landline–For a Price – PCWorld

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The YMax MagicJack Plus fixes the biggest issues we found in the original MagicJack. That telephony gadget offered solid, reliable phone service for a price that was hard to beat, but required you to leave the gizmo plugged into your PC–as well as to leave your PC running 24/7. What’s more, YMax offered no option for transferring an existing number, so the MagicJack was best suited to second-line duty. Like the competing NetTalk Duo, the MagicJack Plus can connect directly to your router for always-on phone service, thereby taking your PC out of the equation (though it can still plug into a computer, if you want). And YMax now lets you transfer your number, meaning the Plus can legitimately replace your landline. Should it? From the price perspective alone, it remains an attractive proposition–even though the hardware and service costs have increased. For $70 (as of February 1, 2012) you get the unit itself and one year of unlimited local- and long-distance calls to Continue >>

The YMax MagicJack Plus fixes the biggest issues we found in the original MagicJack. That telephony gadget offered solid, reliable phone service for a price that was hard to beat, but required you to leave the gizmo plugged into your PC–as well as to leave your PC running 24/7. What’s more, YMax offered no option for transferring an existing number, so the MagicJack was best suited to second-line duty. Like the competing NetTalk Duo, the MagicJack Plus can connect directly to your router for always-on phone service, thereby taking your PC out of the equation (though it can still plug into a computer, if you want). And YMax now lets you transfer your number, meaning the Plus can legitimately replace your landline. Should it? From the price perspective alone, it remains an attractive proposition–even though the hardware and service costs have increased. For $70 (as of February 1, 2012) you get the unit itself and one year of unlimited local- and long-distance calls to Continue >>

Feb 02

‘Smart Clothing’ Could Become New Wearable Gadgets – TechNewsDaily

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‘+ ‘ ‘+ ‘ ‘); The future of smart clothing could turn ordinary fabric into computing gadgets. This scene shows the futuristic light suits from the 2010 film Tron Legacy.CREDIT: Disney Today’s ordinary clothing has the untapped power to become tomorrow’s wearable electronics. A Canadian lab has tested special fibers that can help make soft, flexible touch screens and batteries woven directly into the fabrics of modern life. Turning rigid electronic parts into stretchy, smart clothing material has not proven easy. But early ideas have already hinted at Continue >>

‘+ ‘ ‘+ ‘ ‘); The future of smart clothing could turn ordinary fabric into computing gadgets. This scene shows the futuristic light suits from the 2010 film Tron Legacy.CREDIT: Disney Today’s ordinary clothing has the untapped power to become tomorrow’s wearable electronics. A Canadian lab has tested special fibers that can help make soft, flexible touch screens and batteries woven directly into the fabrics of modern life. Turning rigid electronic parts into stretchy, smart clothing material has not proven easy. But early ideas have already hinted at Continue >>

Feb 02

Hooked on gadgets, kids ditch reality for make-believe – Times of India

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Smriti Sharma sends and receives 10,000 SMSes a month. She texts between classes and while travelling, watching TV and studying. She even texts to communicate with her brother in the next room. With so much written communication, one would assume that the 11-year-old has great command of languages. Surprisingly, she failed her English test last month. “She is so used to SMSing and writing on the web that her test paper was full of short forms like l8r (later) and other such chat abbreviations,” says her mother Rohini Sharma. But Smriti’s is not a stray case. Dr Bharat Shah, a consulting psychiatrist at Leelavati Hospital, says that the overuse of gadgets and the internet is causing children to lose their grasp of languages and also other subjects. “It is become a common phenomenon these days. Be it texting or posting on sites like Facebook, no one writes in proper English anymore. And the problem runs deeper because it is not just vocabulary that is Continue >>

Smriti Sharma sends and receives 10,000 SMSes a month. She texts between classes and while travelling, watching TV and studying. She even texts to communicate with her brother in the next room. With so much written communication, one would assume that the 11-year-old has great command of languages. Surprisingly, she failed her English test last month. “She is so used to SMSing and writing on the web that her test paper was full of short forms like l8r (later) and other such chat abbreviations,” says her mother Rohini Sharma. But Smriti’s is not a stray case. Dr Bharat Shah, a consulting psychiatrist at Leelavati Hospital, says that the overuse of gadgets and the internet is causing children to lose their grasp of languages and also other subjects. “It is become a common phenomenon these days. Be it texting or posting on sites like Facebook, no one writes in proper English anymore. And the problem runs deeper because it is not just vocabulary that is Continue >>

Feb 02

Facebook Sets Historic IPO – Wall Street Journal

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Answers allows you to tap the knowledge of Community members. Answer a question below or ask a question. PETER HOLM asks… Q: What are the top impediments to the resumption of healthy economic growth in the U.S. that the Federal Gov’t could remove via repeal or revision of existing legislation? Please fill out the answer field. The language you used does not comply with community standards. Please re-enter. Continue >>

Answers allows you to tap the knowledge of Community members. Answer a question below or ask a question. PETER HOLM asks… Q: What are the top impediments to the resumption of healthy economic growth in the U.S. that the Federal Gov’t could remove via repeal or revision of existing legislation? Please fill out the answer field. The language you used does not comply with community standards. Please re-enter. Continue >>

Feb 02

Facebook IPO Filing Shows It’s Still Not Fully Operating in the Mobile Era – Forbes

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Slightly more than half of Facebook Inc.’s monthly users, or 425 million, access the social networking site today from tablet or smartphone. That’s impressive, but then you find out later in Facebook’s IPO filing that it gets absolutely zero of its $3.7 billion revenue from mobile. Let’s go through the filing in order of good news to bad. Facebook said in today’s SEC filing that mobile is one of its five key, high-level strategies.   “We are devoting substantial resources to developing engaging mobile products and experiences for a wide range of platforms, including smartphones and feature phones. In addition, we are working across the mobile industry with operators, hardware manufacturers, operating system providers, and developers to improve the Facebook experience on mobile devices and make Facebook available to more people around the world. We believe that mobile usage is critical to maintaining user growth and Continue >>

Slightly more than half of Facebook Inc.’s monthly users, or 425 million, access the social networking site today from tablet or smartphone. That’s impressive, but then you find out later in Facebook’s IPO filing that it gets absolutely zero of its $3.7 billion revenue from mobile. Let’s go through the filing in order of good news to bad. Facebook said in today’s SEC filing that mobile is one of its five key, high-level strategies.   “We are devoting substantial resources to developing engaging mobile products and experiences for a wide range of platforms, including smartphones and feature phones. In addition, we are working across the mobile industry with operators, hardware manufacturers, operating system providers, and developers to improve the Facebook experience on mobile devices and make Facebook available to more people around the world. We believe that mobile usage is critical to maintaining user growth and Continue >>

Feb 02

Rumors surface for Galaxy S II Plus and other Samsung devices – CNET

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How about an improved Galaxy S II to hold you over for a bit? (Credit: CBS Interactive) Were you bummed to learn that Samsung has opted to leave the Galaxy S III off the agenda for this month’s Mobile World Congress? If so, keep your chin up, because there should be plenty of other Samsung news coming out of the show this year. Indeed, the rumor mill has already moved on with a prediction that, among other things, Sammy is readying a slightly improved model of the Galaxy S II. Dubbed the Galaxy S II Plus, the handset could feature a faster, dual-core 1.5GHz processor (the original model had a dual-core 1.0GHz CPU) and, like the recently announced AT&T Galaxy S II Skyrocket 4G, a 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display (the Galaxy S II has a 4.3-inch screen). So, while it might not be considered a true successor device, the Galaxy S III should have welcome improvements. A faster Galaxy Nexus? Similarly, the Galaxy Nexus is reportedly due for a slight upgrade, as Continue >>

How about an improved Galaxy S II to hold you over for a bit? (Credit: CBS Interactive) Were you bummed to learn that Samsung has opted to leave the Galaxy S III off the agenda for this month’s Mobile World Congress? If so, keep your chin up, because there should be plenty of other Samsung news coming out of the show this year. Indeed, the rumor mill has already moved on with a prediction that, among other things, Sammy is readying a slightly improved model of the Galaxy S II. Dubbed the Galaxy S II Plus, the handset could feature a faster, dual-core 1.5GHz processor (the original model had a dual-core 1.0GHz CPU) and, like the recently announced AT&T Galaxy S II Skyrocket 4G, a 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display (the Galaxy S II has a 4.3-inch screen). So, while it might not be considered a true successor device, the Galaxy S III should have welcome improvements. A faster Galaxy Nexus? Similarly, the Galaxy Nexus is reportedly due for a slight upgrade, as Continue >>

Feb 02

Land plants set off a series of ice ages on Earth – The State Column

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Non-vascular land plants may have set off a series of ice ages on Earth, according to a study published in the journal Nature Geoscience. The study, entitled “First plants cooled the Ordovician,” posits that lands plants from more than 400 million years ago set off a series of ice ages on Earth by dramatically reducing the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The researchers looked at the impact of land plants on the Earth’s climate during the Ordovician Period, which took place 488 million to 444 million years ago. The study reveals that the first land plants triggered a series of ice ages by removing minerals, like calcium, magnesium and others, from rocks in order to live. “Given their need to access rock-bound minerals, we suggest that these first colonizers actually caused a substantial change in chemical weathering, with a significant impact on the global carbon cycle and climate,” the researchers write in the study. According to the study, the “chemical Continue >>

Non-vascular land plants may have set off a series of ice ages on Earth, according to a study published in the journal Nature Geoscience. The study, entitled “First plants cooled the Ordovician,” posits that lands plants from more than 400 million years ago set off a series of ice ages on Earth by dramatically reducing the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The researchers looked at the impact of land plants on the Earth’s climate during the Ordovician Period, which took place 488 million to 444 million years ago. The study reveals that the first land plants triggered a series of ice ages by removing minerals, like calcium, magnesium and others, from rocks in order to live. “Given their need to access rock-bound minerals, we suggest that these first colonizers actually caused a substantial change in chemical weathering, with a significant impact on the global carbon cycle and climate,” the researchers write in the study. According to the study, the “chemical Continue >>