Microsoft is opening the doors on Socl, the mysterious social network project from its FUSE research group. As ZDNet reports, up until now the beta had been limited to a small set of users, but now anyone with a Facebook or Microsoft account is free to sign up.

The first thing we noticed on logging in was that the site has seen a major redesign since last November. Where it used to share a lot of design elements with Facebook, the new layout puts images front and center, with a continuously-scrolling two-column design that has a lot more in common with Pinterest. According to Lili Cheng, Fuse Labs’ General Manager, the team’s idea is to “democratize design and make beautiful posts.” Once you’re logged into Socl, clicking the new…

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You adore the focus speed, picture quality is superior and even video recordings end up simply as anticipated– still, there’s something failing to see with your most current DSLR, though it’s merely a little bit hard to location. What your video camera requires is some bona fide bling. Not using that hot shoe for a flash or EVF? It’s time to embed a gorgeous raised floral cover, elegantly outfitted in a shining silver finish. It ensures to stick out against the contrast of an all-black body, though it’ll feel similarly in your home on your silver Leica. Made by Jay Tsujimura in Tokyo, Premium Collection consists of matching hot shoe and shutter release covers, letting your camera stay coordinated like your cuffs. They’re priced to fly off store shelves at a mere & yen; 24,150 (about $ 300) each– get an up-close appearance in our gallery and at the source link below.

Digital CamerasPremium Collection hot shoe covers are cufflinks for your cam, let you charm up that DSLR originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 19 Aug 2012 02:33:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink Imaging Resource|Jay Tsujimura (converted)|E-mail this|Remarks

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There have been teases occasionally that Google’s Nexus 7 was going to get a full, official accessory therapy from ASUS, however real details have been rare. Consider ASUS’ cover blown, virtually actually. Presentation information discovering their means to Nordic Hardware show the known Smart Case-like, $ 20 Trip Cover that’s already lurking on the ASUS and Google sites, but they even spoil a leather Premium Cover that will supposedly cost $ 40. As for a cradle to round out the set? While the company had previously verified that a dock was coming, we’re now getting a peek of the $ 50 Nexus Dock’s super-simple wedge design and audio result. With the exception of the Tour Cover, the accessory treasure trove is pegged by the slides as arriving in late August– just in time for that last-gasp summer time getaway.

Filed under: Peripherals, Tablet PCsNexus 7 dock and covers hole, guarantee high design in small sizes originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 31Jul 2012 01:47:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink Droid-Life|Nordic Hardware|Email this|Remarks

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Nokia no doubt won over a few undecided minds last month when it ran a promotion gifting new members to the Lumia 710 owners club with a colorful cover of their choice. We assume it was successful, because it’s back. Yes, for the month of April, US-based adopters — both new and old — of the mid-level Nokia phone can claim a free chromatic cover. All you have to do is visit the source link below and punch in a few details, Nokia will then ship it out free of charge. We’re not trying to influence you, of course, but the Engadget blue one looks pretty good.

Nokia’s free color 710 covers are amazing every day, during April at least originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 07 Apr 2012 16:37:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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