Month: April 2011
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Time Warner Cable Brings Back Discovery, Fox Channels To Its iPad App
After a couple of weeks removing several channels from its live TV streaming iPad app Time Warner Cable has now added most of them back. The expectation is Viacom, which took to court last week. Other than announcing Discovery and Fox channels are back on the TW Cable TV iPad app. We lets wait and…
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Sprint Drops $10 Data Surcharge On Froyo Based Samsung Replenish
Sprint play the green card, drops the data surcharge on Android Froyo based Samsung Replenish by $10. Samsungs newly unveiled Replenish feels a bit like an Android2.2 powered, features a 2.8-inch QVGA display, 2MP camera, video recorder, inbuilt Wi-Fi, GPS, a micro SD card slot, optional solar door charging accessory, and a trio colour options…
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Ciscos Cius Android Tablet Now Orderable
This Android tablet has been introduced in starting of this year, but it remains one for business sect. Rivaling the PlayBook as the working mans tablet, the Cius is now orderable through your Cisco field representative and authorized Cisco channel reseller. You can expect the shipment by the end of this month.
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HTC Sensation Versus The Rest Of The Dual-Core Smartphones
The HTCs latest Android smartphone, the HTC Sensation 4G, stacks up against its fellow dual-core competition, so we did a compiled chart for you. In this list we include finest and brightest Android handsets, each from major manufacturers that have gone dual-core so far: Galaxy S II, the Atrix 4G, the Optimus 2X/ G2X, and…
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Sony Ships 50 Million PS 3s, 8 Million Move Controllers Worldwide
The PlayStation 3, that venerable old powerhouse of console gaming, has surpassed 50 million units shipped around the globe, while the PS Move Controller introduced late last year has also kept pace and rounded its own milestone with eight million units shipped. Sony reports that the sales to retailers not end users. So they are…
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Windows 8 To Feature USB-Runnable Portable Workspaces
The leaked out version of Windows 8 we have seen got a feature called Portable Workspaces, it enables you to take a 16GB or greater external storage device and dump a bootable, runnable copy of Win8 on there. It remains to be seen just how many copies one could create and whether they ever expire…
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Google Video Doodle Celebrates Charlie Chaplins 122nd Birthday
Google video doodle celebrates the legend Charlie Chaplins 122nd birthday. The honour was bestowed upon John Lennon to celebrate his 70th birthday. His video was just an animation whereas Googles latest doodle dials up the frame rate to recent the lovable tramps antics in a very Google way. The video doodles only available from the…
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Nintendo 3DS Clocks Up 400,000 US Sales In Opening Week
After Nintendo slyly told that the 3DS set a day one US sales record for its handheld division, it has now been forthright and actually disclosed some actually disclosed some cold hard numbers. 400,000 3DS units were sold in a month of March, says Nintendo of America chief Reggie Fils Aime. It was still enough…
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Navigon Mobile Navigator for iOS updated with augmented reality and safety camera
Navigon just recently rolled out a stylish iPhone car kit for use with its iOS navigation app, and it is now announced fairly significant update to the app itself. The usual basic navigation features, Mobile Navigator 1.8 now also boasts augmented reality component dubbed the Reality Scanner that overlays point of interest on top of…
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Kyocera Echo available now on Sprint Premier
If you are a Sprint Premier Customer, and you are planning to purchase eccentric dual-screen Android smartphone listen up. Its due to launch in three days, but the wireless company is now offering its loyal customers a chance to order the Echo right now. If you decide to jump the gun, you will be happy…
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Verizon FiOS TV 1.9 software update adds an HD guide
Verizon has finally pushed out version 1.9 of its Media Guide Software to set-top boxes in Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany and Harrisburg. Other regions will be expected to be upgraded in a couple of months. If you have forgotten whats coming with this software, here are the new features: a wide screen HD guide, (its replacing…
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Hulu Plus, Kinect updates for Xbox 360
The screenshots shows the Hulu Plus in action on the console, and a shot of Kinect Hub with Hulu and Netflix apps included. The Hulu and Avatar Kinect apps are fully functional, with good tracking of their movements similar to existing uses for the peripheral. The folks at Omni tech news also released a video…
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Nintendo To Reveal New Console; Backward Compatible With Wii Software
Today, multiple sources has reported that Nintendo will reveal a new console of E3 event this June. This new console will be capable of running games at HD resolutions. According to Game Informer, who first reported the news, this new console will be more powerful than PS3 and Xbox 360 and is capable of running…
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Oracle – User Managed Backup
In this article we will see how to take a user managed backup in Oracle.There are There are two type of user managed backup in Oracle Physical Backup and Logical Backup. Here we will be looking into the Physical Backup and its sub types and how to take a physical backup in Oracle.
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Samsung Delays AMOLEDs For Tablet Market
Word on the street is that Samsung will not be able to meets its demand of 6 inch to 9 inch variants of AMOLED displays for the tablet market this year. Due to recent earthquake and tsunami disasters in Japan, Samsung is facing few problems including a delay in receiving scanners for these displays production…
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Fujitsu Lifebook X2 folds into quarters, make regular netbooks look lame
Designer Park Hyun Jin over at Yanko recently posted some renders of Fujitsu Lifebook X2, a laptop that allows for two orientations thanks for its four folds. The design features full QWERTY keyboard, which can be used when the netbook is folded out in full, as well as a half-folded option with an on screen…
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Motorola and Huawei drop pending lawsuits, enters info sharing agreement
After months of fighting between these both, Motorola and Huawei have finally come to an agreement to settle their differences once and for all. Both of them dropped their pending lawsuits, with Motorola originally accusing Huawei of stealing trade secrets from its former employees, and later on Huawei getting all worried about Motorola leaking confidential…
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Bridgestone builds worlds largest e-paper tablets
Check out the A4 and A3 paper sized AeroBee terminals from Bridgestone. The company unveiled two new tablets with 21-inch and 13-inch colour e-paper screens the largest available on the market. You can check them in the video; dont get too excited, these beasts arent destined for consumers. They are being marketed to businesses which…