Archive for June, 2012
Microsoft’s chief liaison with third-party manufacturers leaves position
Author: Jon Daniels
Steven Guggenheimer, Corporate Vice President and head of Microsoft’s OEM division, is leaving his position for a senior role in the company. Guggenheimer has been in charge of liaisons between Microsoft and its OEM partners for many years, and leaves just as the company has announced its first home-grown computer, the Surface. There have been reports that OEMs feel uneasy about Microsoft competing with them in the hardware market, and Acer founder Stan Shih has been quoted as saying Surface is an only an effort to encourage manufacturers to produce Windows 8 and RT tablets. So far, Asus has been the only third-party manufacturer to announce a retail-bound Windows RT tablet, and HP recently announced it would not release a Windows RT…
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The Amazing Spider-Man [iPod/iPad/iPhone] Full game
Author: Brittany Turner
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Mobile Miscellany: week of June 25th, 2012
Author: James Cliff
Not all mobile news is destined for the front web page, however if you resemble us and truly wish to know just what’s going on, then you have actually concerned the right place. This past week, Samsung introduced its very first Windows Phone for China and both HTC and Samsung each chimed in about Android 4.1– the sweet treat better known as Jelly Bean. These stories and even more wait for after the break. So buy the ticket and take the ride as we explore the “greatest of the rest” for this week of June 25th, 2012.
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Are You For Real?: Scientists Set New Record For World’s Hottest Temperature, 7.2-TRILLION Degrees
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Scientists have actually set a new record for the globe’s best temperature, with the creation of a plasma that assessed 7.2-trillion degrees Fahrenheit. That … is steamy. Even, this erotic dinosaur fiction I have actually been working on: I pretended my feet were stuck in the tar, all the while waving my backside at the raptor seductively.
The analysts had the capacity to make such a large temp just for a fraction of a 2nd using the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider at the laboratory. The physicists sent gold ions flying in contrary directions around the 2.4-mile collider at a rate near the speed of light.
The gold ions clashed inside one of the 6 exam chambers and the accident made a substance recognized as quark-gluon plasma. This is explained as a nearly frictionless liquid is about 250,000 times hotter than the primary of the sun.
Listen, I think we should all get to vote before scientists can easily just run off and do these possibly apocalypse-inducing experiments. I indicate, it’s not like they KNOW exactly what’s gonna occur when they develop a 7.2-trillion degree temp. What if it had sucked up all the globe’s air? SPOILER: We ‘d be dead. And for exactly what? To be able to prepare frozen pizzas faster?
Thanks to Clizz, who’s a firm follower that the globe will definitely end due to the fact that an experiment failed.
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Atari Is 40 Years Old And I Still Just can’t Beat The Dragon In Adventure
Author: Christen Arquette
It was 40 years ago yesterday that Atari ’ s Nolan Bushnell taught the globe to play. Bushnell, an engineer and game engineer, created and offered Atari in the late 1970s, ushering in the time of the online video game and altering the means little ones spent delightful summer time days. Atari is 40 years old this month and there have actually been a number of interviews and encomiums with Bushnell.
Bushnell installed his 1st game, Pong, at Andy Capp’s bar in Silicon Valley where drinkers lined up to drop quarters into the very first bit of video recording enjoyment. The company roared through the 1970s and then petered out in the early 80s as rivals developed more intriguing and visually complicated systems and games.
The coolest thing? As Harry McCracken creates, Atari virtually designed Net gaming:
Atari is little more than a nostalgic note played by some games producers these days however Bushnell ’ s business practically specified a time between high-powered house computing and low-end residence enjoyment. We owe Bushnell a debt of appreciation and, more very important, you can play Adventure in browsers now so you can finally discover the secret room.
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Carnegie Mellon researchers develop robot that takes inventory, helps you find aisle four
Author: Heather Brown
Fed up with roaming through supermarket aisles in an effort to cross that last product off your shopping list? Specialists at Carnegie Mellon University‘s Intel Science and Innovation Center in Rooted Computing have established a robotic that could alleviate your pain and help shop managers keep products in stock. Called AndyVision, the bot is equipped with a Kinect sensing unit, picture processing and machine learning algorithms, 2D and 3D pictures of products and a flooring strategy of the shop in question. As the mechanized employee roams around, it identifies if products are inexpensive or out of stock and if they’ve been inaccurately shelved. Personnels then get the data on iPads and a public display updates an interactive map with item details for shoppers to peruse. The automaton is presently meandering with CMU’s campus shop, but it’s anticipated to wheel out to a couple of local retailers for screening at some point following year. Head past the break to catch a video presentation of the automated inventory clerk at work.
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Google Currents to become a preinstalled app in Jelly Bean
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It looks like Google Currents is about to get promoted to the highly-vaunted “bundled app” standing. That’s right, the magazine-style Flipboard rival is joining rank among Gmail, YouTube, Talk, and Maps in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. That means the app will definitely be preinstalled on brand-new devices like the Nexus 7 and Galaxy Nexus, and it will additionally be included in that OTA Jelly Bean update that’s set to come in on the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S, and Motorola Xoom in mid-July. According to Android Central, Google sent an email to content partners informing them that the service’s individual base was set to increase considerably due to the change. If you’re trying to find something to do with the soon-to-be-bundled app, you’ll be pleased to hear that you can find T.
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Microsoft catches a break: ITC remands Motorola case, Xbox 360 dodges at least a 2012 ban
Author: James Cliff
Things were looking grim for gaming in April, when the International Trade Commission decided that the Xbox 360 violated Motorola patents and the console’s US future was in doubt. The agency hasn’t necessarily reversed its decision, but it just gave Microsoft a significant (and possibly permanent) reprieve. The Commission has remanded Motorola’s case back to the Administrative Law Judge that gave the initial ruling, which very nearly restarts the clock: a new ruling won’t come for months, and the usual review process guarantees even more of a delay even if the decision once more works in Motorola’s favor. Patent suit watcher Florian Mueller is now confident that the Xbox 360 won’t face any real risk of a ban in 2012, at a minimum. If the new decision doesn’t clear Microsoft outright, it still pushes any ruling past a Microsoft lawsuit’s trial in mid-November, when Motorola might be blocked from attempting any ban using its standards-based patents. We’ve rarely seen a majority or total reversal of this kind of ITC patent dispute before it reaches the appeals stage, but there’s a distinct chance of that flip happening here — especially as the ITC is using Apple’s successful dismissal of an S3 Graphics victory as the judge’s new template.
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Catch All Of TC’s Google I/O Coverage Here!
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Google I/O 2012 is in complete swing. Google Glass is massive, the Nexus 7 is genuine, and with the Nexus Q, Google is wagering big on the environment. And that was just from the first day! There are two even more days to Google programmer ’ s conference. There is an additional keynote today (which we will definitely liveblog) and dozens more break-out treatments. Hang on, things could get insane.
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