Sunday, July 15, 2012

Turn your TV into a big screen Android tablet with this gadget

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With everything plugging into HDMI port of the TV, it is fast becoming one of the most sought after ports for your personal gadgets. Something to keep in mind when you make your next TV purchase.
Turn Your Tv into a Big Screen Android Tablet with This
Pocket TV is a microcomputer running Android 4.0 that plugs into your TV’s HDMI port. It basically converts your television into a giant Android tablet.

Desi Mind Meld
With everything plugging into HDMI port of the TV, it is fast becoming one of the most sought after ports for your personal gadgets. Something to keep in mind when you make your next TV purchase.
Turn your TV into a big screen Android tablet with this gadget
Pocket TV is a microcomputer running Android 4.0 that plugs into your TV’s HDMI port. It basically converts your television into a giant Android tablet.

Massive Solar Flare Could Cause Auroras Over New York

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If you're far enough north on Saturday night, you might catch a glimpse of the magnificent aurora borealis.
Massive Solar Flare Could Cause Auroras Over New York
Keep an eye on the sky this week, if you’re lucky you might catch a glimpse of the auroras. A solar flare blew off the sun on July 12th. It’s expected to hit Earth July 17th, as soon as 4am Eastern Ti...

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If you're far enough north on Saturday night, you might catch a glimpse of the magnificent aurora borealis.
Massive Solar Flare Could Cause Auroras Over New York
Keep an eye on the sky this week, if you’re lucky you might catch a glimpse of the auroras. A solar flare blew off the sun on July 12th. It’s expected to hit Earth July 17th, as soon as 4am Eastern Time.

Wanna bet how long it will take this Spider-like iPhone to have Spiderweb screen

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iPhones are known to have clumsy screens. Wanna bet how long it will take this Spider-like iPhone to have Spiderweb screen.
Spider-Like iPhone 5 Design Is Creepy Yet Cool [PICS]
One designer has imagined a radical redesign not just for the iPhone, but for mobile communication as we know it.

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iPhones are known to have clumsy screens. Wanna bet how long it will take this Spider-like iPhone to have Spiderweb screen.
Spider-Like iPhone 5 Design Is Creepy Yet Cool
One designer has imagined a radical redesign not just for the iPhone, but for mobile communication as we know it.

Comprehensive Google+ SEO guide

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Comprehensive Google+ SEO guide. #SocialMedia
Google+ SEO
This comprehensive Google+ SEO guide covers every aspect and angle of Google+ and how it impacts search.

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Comprehensive Google+ SEO guide. #SocialMedia
Google+ SEO
This comprehensive Google+ SEO guide covers every aspect and angle of Google+ and how it impacts search.

The Discovery Economy: Nokia's New Augmented Reality

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Like Google +Project Glass, City Lens is +Nokia's take on augmented reality. Well, without +Google, and without Glasses. Nokia phones now run on Windows Mobile OS. Jason Walsh, Content Specialist for Location and Commerce at Nokia explains in the attached video that City Lens app will help you discover places you normally would have missed.

It sounds like a great idea if City Lens will randomly tell me if I want to try out a "hole in the wall" restaurant that I never knew existed next door. Google Now, anyone? However, it also sounds freaky to those of us who really watch our Internet foot print and are concerned about the cloud knowing us more than we know ourself. Plausible.

However, this is not what Jason said as he continued to explain the app. At start he said "I am not talking about the kind of exploration when you scroll through the list of places that are relatively close to you" but then during the app demo he showed a list of restaurants with their ratings that were around him. So, what is the difference? Am I missing something?
The Discovery Economy: The Tech's The Least Interesting Part Of Nokia's New Augmented Reality
Do you know what augmented reality apps are really good at? Directing you to new things they don't directly point at. It's a whole new world of discovery.

Desi Mind Meld
Like Google Glass, City Lens is Nokia's take on augmented reality. Well, without Google, and without Glasses. Nokia phones now run on Windows Mobile OS. Jason Walsh, Content Specialist for Location and Commerce at Nokia explains in the attached video that City Lens app will help you discover places you normally would have missed.

It sounds like a great idea if City Lens will randomly tell me if I want to try out a "hole in the wall" restaurant that I never knew existed next door. Google Now, anyone? However, it also sounds freaky to those of us who really watch our Internet foot print and are concerned about the cloud knowing us more than we know ourself. Plausible.

However, this is not what Jason said as he continued to explain the app. At start he said "I am not talking about the kind of exploration when you scroll through the list of places that are relatively close to you" but then during the app demo he showed a list of restaurants with their ratings that were around him. So, what is the difference? Am I missing something?
The Discovery Economy: The Tech's The Least Interesting Part Of Nokia's New Augmented Reality
Do you know what augmented reality apps are really good at? Directing you to new things they don't directly point at. It's a whole new world of discovery.

Google Expected To Pay Fine In Privacy Setting Case

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What is interesting is that +Google earns roughly about $22.5 million every four and a half hours. Pocket change?
Google Expected To Pay Fine In Privacy Setting Case : NPR
Google is expected to pay a $22.5 million fine for breaching the privacy settings for millions of Apple users. The case targets Google's use of a computer code that tracks web searches from Apple"s Sa...

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What is interesting is that Google earns roughly about $22.5 million every four and a half hours. Pocket change?
Google Expected To Pay Fine In Privacy Setting Case
Google is expected to pay a $22.5 million fine for breaching the privacy settings for millions of Apple users. The case targets Google's use of a computer code that tracks web searches from Apple's Safari even when users had explicitly blocked the tracking from occurring.