Nissan has actually thrown down the warranty gauntlet to other EV makers by revealing it would be the first to “restore” battery ability if a Leaf’s full fee fell below 9 out of 12 “bars” within 5 years or 60k miles. The brand-new clause was announced by VP Andy Palmer and will enter impact in spring of following year on all models, including those sold in 2011 and 2012. The business stressed it would only “repair work or replace the battery under warranty with a brand-new or remanufactured unit to restore capacity at or above a minimum of 9 bars,” and not a complete cost– saying a gradual, but not extreme loss of fee was regular. Nissan included that it ‘d look to enhance the precision of the battery gauge, because the previously mentioned bars on the dash were computer system handled and not precisely clinical. All this applies to US-only vehicles in the meantime, however similar policies will quickly be applied worldwide, according to the declaration. So, if you have actually been beginning to get variety stress and anxiety, inspect the PR below for all the information.

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Nissan has thrown down the warranty gauntlet to other EV makers by announcing it would be the first to “restore” battery ability if a Leaf’s full cost fell below 9 out of 12 “bars” within 5 years or 60k miles. The brand-new clause was revealed by VP Andy Palmer and will go into effect in spring of next year on all designs, including those offered in 2011 and 2012. The company stressed it would only “repair or change the battery under warranty with a new or remanufactured device to restore ability at or above a minimum of nine bars,” and not a complete cost– stating a progressive, however not extreme loss of cost was typical. Nissan included that it ‘d aim to improve the precision of the battery gauge, because the aforementioned bars on the dash were computer system managed and not precisely clinical. All this puts on US-only autos for now, however similar policies will quickly be applied worldwide, according to the declaration. So, if you have actually been beginning to obtain array anxiousness, examine the PR below for all the information.

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• New Nissan Leaf comes to the UK with battery leasing option, extended range
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Question by sassy3e: How do you restore your imac to original settings?
I wish to sell my imac on Ebay and doing so i need to erase all personal papers and restore the username to original settings. But, at the exact same time i wish to keep the Microsoft word, etc. (will certainly enhance the value of the imac) Should i simply delete it manually or is there something else i can easily do to make it simpler (I have lots of files on this thing.) Thanks any assistance will be considerably appreciated.

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Question by sassy3e: How do you restore your imac to original settings?
I want to sell my imac on Ebay and doing so i must delete all personal documents and restore the username to original settings. But, at the same time i want to keep the Microsoft word, etc…(will boost the value of the imac) Should i just delete it manually or is there something else i can do to make it easier (I have thousands of files on this thing..) Thanks any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Your best bet, since it is probably illegal to keep the extra software on it, is to just erase the hard drive and reinstall MacOs X plus the extra software like iLife. Just insert your MacOs X DVD, restart holding the “c” key down and follow the directions.

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And RIM’s post-earnings PR offensive continues. This time, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins sat down with the folks at CIO for an in-depth interview about himself and the company’s future, and as you may expect he had a few juicy tidbits to reveal.

The most notable of those little revelations has to do with the company’s forthcoming BlackBerry 10 smartphones. Last month RIM infamously delayed the launch of their first BB10 devices until “Q1 2013″ and left it at that. Interestingly, Mr. Heins seems to have put a finer point on that launch window.

When asked how long it would take for RIM to prove that it’s still a real contender, Heins offered up the following (emphasis mine):

“Faith in RIM and the financial expression of that are two different things. I’m not happy with the situation at RIM either. Who can be happy and satisfied with where we are? What I am satisfied with is that I know we have a path to the future with BlackBerry 10, because I see it. In January with the full touch device and the QWERTY coming, I think we will reinstall faith in RIM.”

That seems like a pretty strong indicator (assuming he didn’t misspeak) that RIM is planning something big involving their first, full-touch BlackBerry 10 device in January 2013. Exactly what that something is remains to be seen — a launch is certainly possible, but so is a big media event meant to whet our appetites before devices hit shelves.

Heins also dives a bit into why the delay happened in the first place, noting that it was because the team was “overwhelmed” by the process of integrating “feature components and building blocks.” Such are the drawbacks of trying something drastically different from their norm, something to which RIM’s US chief Richard Piasentin would likely agree. In a brief chat with TechCrunch, he was quick to note that the company wasn’t interested in just “iterating an existing OS” like its competitors:

“Our corporate mission is to build a new mobile computing platform to empower a people in a way they didn’t think possible,” he continued. “It’s much more important to get it right than to get it done fast.”

But will the slow and steady approach ultimately help RIM inspire faith once again? That remains to be seen, but for now Heins, Piacentin, and the rest of RIM are intent on putting what positive spin they can on things and getting some work done. Hopefully, Heins’s cheerleading doesn’t get the company into any more trouble than it’s already in.

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The current state of performing backups for Windows Phone is far from ideal, although a new job posting from Microsoft suggests that a better solution may be coming to the smartphone platform in its next major software release. According to a job posting from the monolith in Redmond, the company is seeking a talented employee to join its Windows Phone Backup, Migrate and Restore team. The listing goes on to state, “Our goal is to ensure that no matter if someone loses their phone, drops their phone in a lake … a user can quickly and seamlessly get their phone back to a good state.” Whether this involves backup to the cloud, or simply more robust features within the Zune software is never explicitly stated, although Microsoft does suggest it aims to leapfrog the competition in this arena. Not a moment too soon, either.

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Microsoft is planning to improve Windows Phone backup, migrate and restore functionality in the next version of Windows Phone.

The software giant is currently hiring system engineers to help create the new backup system, according to a recent job posting. The listing, spotted by WMPU, includes hints at an easy way for Windows Phone users to “seamlessly get their phone back to a good state.” Microsoft details its vision to see the company stay head of the competition for disaster recovery of mobile phones:

“Come join the Windows Phone Backup, Migrate, and Restore team. Our goal is to ensure that no matter if someone loses their phone, drops their phone in a lake, buys a new windows phone, or just has their toddler wipe their phone by entering the wrong PIN over and over, a user can quickly and seamlessly get their phone back to a good state. The features we are producing will be new for the next version of Windows Phone and will help ensure Microsoft stays ahead of the competition when it comes to disaster recovery. Come be a part of defining this area.”

The current state of Windows Phone backup is rather lacking. Microsoft’s Zune client includes the functionality to backup and restore devices fully but the feature is only triggered during device updates. A number of Windows Phone developers have created third-party applications to trigger the feature and create independent backups but Microsoft does not officially support this just yet. However, Microsoft has shipped a backup and restore feature as part of its Windows Phone Connector for Mac. The Mac client allows Windows Phone users to hit a button to simply backup the device or restore it based on the latest backup.

Microsoft’s future backup plans will likely tie-in to the next major Windows Phone update, codenamed Apollo. It’s clear from the job posting that the company wants the experience to be seamless to end users in future. The company will likely utilize its Windows Live cloud storage to support backups of data and applications for Windows Phone users. Microsoft has already started seeking customer feedback for its Windows Phone future releases. The software giant is curating feedback from end users to record the most requested features for future versions of Windows Phone. The feedback is recorded and publicly viewable for others to rate and comment on over at Microsoft’s suggestions forum. Top requests include enable all (bing)features for non US-countries, Device Backup and Turn-by-turn GPS.

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