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TechNews - Lenovo A10 Android Laptop Announced - tech
(hx) 11:17 PM CEST - Oct,19 2013 - Post a comment / read (3)
  • Lenovo A10 Android Laptop Announced for $249 - Laptop maker Lenovo has announced its first Android-powered notebook, the Lenovo A10. With a 10-inch, 1366x768-resolution screen, a Rockchip 1.6GHz quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM, and runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. Battery life, the manufacturer says, clocks in at nine hours of continuous video playback.
  • Logitech Puts Windows-8 Button on a Wireless Mouse - Logitech has announced its new M560 wireless mouse that features a little something we haven't seen much before: a Windows 8 button. The Windows 8 button featured on the mouse, which Logitech refers to as the 'Windows 8 edge menu button,' brings you straight to the App Bar and Charms Bar. It can also be used to bring up the Metro interface or return to the desktop. Of course, the mouse will also work in conjunction with Windows 7. Logitech will be releasing the mouse in two colors, white and black, and it will feature an MSRP of $39.99.
  • Virtual Retinal Display beams images onto your eyeballs - Everyone seems to be pretty excited about the Oculus Rift VR headset. The folks at Avegant are working on an even more intriguing head-mounted display. Dubbed the Virtual Retinal Display, the headset eschews LCD screens in favor of a micro-mirror array that beams reflected light directly into the eyes. The current prototype offers a resolution of 1280x800 per eye, but the perceived resolution is supposedly much higher.
  • Windows Server 2012 R2 released - Microsoft is now offering the general availability Windows Server 2012 R2 to the public. Microsoft has also launched System Center 2012 R2, a new version of Windows Intune and more tools that have been updated to work with Windows Server 2012 R2. In this blog post, Microsoft goes over many of the new additions in the OS, such as improved storage features, better server virtualization capabilities, streamlined network functions and more. As I reported previously, Microsoft has also released new Remote Desktop apps for iOS, Android and Mac platforms designed to connect to Windows Server 2012 R2.
  • Windows Server 2012 R2 Remote Desktop apps for Mac, iOS and Android - Last week, Microsoft quietly revealed plans to launch new Remote Desktop apps for iOS, Android and Mac OS X device that would connect to Windows Server 2012 R2. Today, Microsoft released those apps to the public, allowing a ton of smartphones and tablets to access a Windows PC remotely for free. The apps can be downloaded on the iOS App Store, Mac App Store and Google Play storefront. Microsoft released a Remote Desktop app for Windows 8 several months ago. These new apps have been offered by the company in part because Microsoft recently acquired certain assets of HLW Software, which had launched its own iTap Remote Desktop software for Windows for iOS, Android and Mac platforms. HLW Software has since removed those iTap apps from those download stores.
  • Microsoft launches Visual Studio 2013 RTM - Microsoft has a bunch of major new software releases to hype today. In addition to Windows 8.1 and Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry, the company has announced that the final releases of Visual Studio 2013, .NET 4.5.1, and Team Foundation Server 2013 are ready for download. While technically, the software can now be downloaded by interested customers, Microsoft is still planning on hosting an official launch event for Visual Studio 2013 on November 13th, where it will go into more detail on the new features and improvements in the tools. Prices for the various SKUs remain the same as they did for the 2012 editions, but if a person owns Visual Studio 2012 Professional, they can buy a Visual Studio Professional 2013 Upgrade for just $99 from November 1st to January 31st, 2014.
  • How Apple's iMessage Surveillance Flaw Works - Apple's iMessage is believed to be among the most secure, surveillance-proof messaging tools. But hackers have exposed a flaw that allows malicious interception, impersonation, and the viewing of private messages.
  • BitTorrent site IsoHunt will shut down, pay MPAA $110 million - isoHunt, a search engine for BitTorrent files founded more than a decade ago, has agreed today to shut down all its operations worldwide. The company, founded by Canadian Gary Fung, has also accepted a judgment that it must pay the movie studios that sued it $110 million. It's not clear how much of that the studios will actually be able to collect. Fung gave up his long legal fight just weeks from having to defend his site in federal court; a jury trial was scheduled to start on November 5 in a Los Angeles federal court. Earlier court rulings had already determined that Fung was liable for "inducing" copyright infringement, so the court trial would have largely been about damage control. The MPAA had stated studio lawyers would have sought as much as $600 million had the case gone to trial.
  • Scratch Wireless Offering Free Wi-Fi-Based Service - Scratch Wireless, an MVNO that runs on Sprint's network, today launched a new service offering that promises to deliver free calling, texting, and mobile data. Scratch is selling a single phone, the 2012-era Motorola Photo Q for $269, and lets customers make calls, send text messages, and surf the web all for free when connected to a Wi-Fi network. When Wi-Fi isn't available, Scratch Wireless devices will roam onto Sprint's network, where text messages will still be free, but voice and data cost extra. According to Scratch, it offers daily and monthly voice/data plans that can be used on Sprint's network when the user roams away from Wi-Fi. The 24-hour plan costs $1.99 for 30 voice minutes and 25MB of data, and the monthly plan costs $14.99 for 250 voice minutes and 200MB of data. Scratch does not have an agreement in place with Wi-Fi aggregators, such as Boingo, so customers are on their own to map out Wi-Fi hotspots and availability. Scratch does not require contracts or recurring monthly fees.
  • MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-Ray - Using simple radio signals, MIT researchers can pinpoint someone--through a wall--with incredible accuracy.
  • See-Through System: an overtaking assistance system - The See-Through System is a driver assistance system that leverages on V2V communication and windshield-installed cameras to transform vision-obstructing vehicles into transparent tubular objects.
  • HELL NO: The Sensible Horror Film - Imagine a realm where the most horrifying terrors of the underworld emerge to wreak bloody vengeance upon any who... hmm? what's that? you wanna go literally anywhere else? yeah, good idea let's get out of here
  • NON STOP Movie Trailer (Liam Neeson) - Global action star Liam Neeson stars in NON-STOP, a suspense thriller played out at 40,000 feet in the air. During a transatlantic flight from New York City to London, U.S. Air Marshal Bill Marks (Neeson) receives a series of cryptic text messages demanding that he instruct the government to transfer $150 million into an off-shore account. Until he secures the money, a passenger on his flight will be killed every 20 minutes.
  • Zombie Phone Prank - check it out
  • Felix Baumgartner's Amazing Freefall (Video) - It shows Austrian daredevil Felix Baumgartner plummeting to Earth at 833.9 mph (140mph faster than speed of sound). Yes, that's really, really fast. From a starting point 24 miles above the Earth's surface, Baumgartner leaped from space. As you might know, that event happened last year, greatly inspiring all of us down on Earth. A YouTube video of Baumgartner's great jump went viral soon after and it has more than 35 million views so far. But certainly many would have found it difficult to be in Baumgartner's shoes even through a computer screen. And now, Red Bull, which sponsored Baumgartner's dive, has released a new video of the freefall celebrating its one-year anniversary. The video has been shot from our daredevil's point of view, and it should give you some idea about what it was like for Baumgartner.
  • Nicole & Brianna The Bella Twins Photo Shoot Behind the Scenes - Here is a SEXY behind the scenes video of Nicole & Brianna's photo shoot with Jennifer Rovero for American Icon Autographs at Nicole's beach house in San Diego on August 27, 2012.
  • Elena Santarelli 4 Lormar Lingerie - Italian in Italian :P
  • NSFW: Miley Cyrus 4 Terry Richardson - Miley Cyrus hung out with Terry Richardson in New York and got naked.
  • Irina Shayk 4 La Clover Lingerie - Irina Shayk Sexy in La Clover Lingerie Valentine's Day 2013 Collection
  • Kelly Brook Calendar 2014 - I never in my life bought a calendar with a babe on it, but if any of my readers want to get me a Christmas gift this year, I'd really love to hang the 2014 Kelly Brook calendar on my office wall.
  • The best pics on the Internet #45 - All pictures are carefully handpicked!
last 10 comments:
Csimbi(05:05 PM CEST - Oct,20 2013 )
quote:
Apple's iMessage is believed to be among the most secure,
surveillance-proof messaging tools.
Believed, lol. Hoped, I'd say.

quote:
MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-Ray
Great, now you can invade on people's life more efficiently.
Peep hole without the hole.

Tom(05:05 PM CEST - Oct,21 2013 )
Csimbi>
quote:
MIT's 'Kinect of the future' looks through walls with X-Ray
Great, now you can invade on people's life more efficiently.
Peep hole without the hole.

Actually I think it's pretty cool and could make for some very cool games. But I guess if your of the anal type you can twist it to mean something else. In walks old man Stumpus...

Csimbi(06:14 PM CEST - Oct,21 2013 )
That would be true if it came with material to shield the rest of the room/house/whatever from the criminal minds - or else it won't be plugged into the internet.

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