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Cisco rolls its first Linksys 802.11ac WiFi router and bridge, kicks off Connect Cloud app platform (video)
Author: Jon Mitchell
Cisco will not be the fastest from the fence with an 802.11 ac WiFi modem, but it’s definitely one of the most high-reaching. The dual-band Linksys EA6500 and a buddy, single-band Universal Media Connector network bridge hike the bandwidth up to 802.11 ac’s 1.3 Gbps peak, each of them carrying their very own quartet of gigabit Ethernet jacks. A pair of USB slots on the EA6500 must make sharing storage that a lot a lot faster too. If you ask Cisco, however, the actual emphasize is the new Cisco Connect Cloud app platform. Not unlike Novatel’s MiFi applications, the computer software helps either take care of the router itself (think adult controls) or tap into some other tools around the home, including AirPlay sharing and remote video camera monitoring. There’s also a brand-new SimpleTap hardware integration platform that will pair third-party WiFi gear like Onkyo receivers to a modem with Android and iOS smartphone applications. Eventually, that ought to feature a soft NFC-based push.
A Linksys Developer Community is beginning now with six app developers currently lined up, and support is due for any sort of access point Cisco regards deserving of the Smart Wi-Fi Modem name. That said, you’ll need to hang around some time if you wish the 802.11 ac tag connected to that router at the exact same time. The currently-without-a-price EA6500 does not hit shops till early August; you’ll have to hang around until September for the equally valued Universal Media Connector.
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GameStop Rolls Out Android Tablets With Pre-Loaded Games To 1,600 Stores
Author: Katie Scott
Diversification is the key to longevity. With that likely in mind, GameStop just announced widespread availability of Android tablets throughout its chain of retail stores. This comes after a 200 store trial that started last October.
These aren’t ordinary Android tablets, though. GameStop is pre-loading the Samsung, Asus, Acer, and Toshiba with extra gaming titles such as Sonic CD, Riptide, the Kongregate Arcade app and a free issue of GameStop’s gaming mag, Game Informer. Thanks to these extras and with prices that are inline with other stores, GameStop actually has a chance to capture a bit of the tablet market.
GameStop has recently been bulking up its non-game retail stock in a likely attempt to stop the bleeding. While brick and mortar locations still focus mainly on video games, the website offers headphones, tablet accessories, even refurbished iPods and iPads. The company started testing selling Android tablets last October. Today’s announcement states loud and clear that GameStop sees a future in Android tablets even if no one else does.
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GameStop Rolls Out Android Tablets With Pre-Loaded Games To 1,600 Stores
Author: Jenny Zhao
Diversification is the key to longevity. With that likely in mind, GameStop just announced widespread availability of Android tablets throughout its chain of retail stores. This comes after a 200 store trial that started last October.
These aren’t ordinary Android tablets, though. GameStop is pre-loading the Samsung, Asus, Acer, and Toshiba with extra gaming titles such as Sonic CD, Riptide, the Kongregate Arcade app and a free issue of GameStop’s gaming mag, Game Informer. Thanks to these extras and with prices that are inline with other stores, GameStop actually has a chance to capture a bit of the tablet market.
GameStop has recently been bulking up its non-game retail stock in a likely attempt to stop the bleeding. While brick and mortar locations still focus mainly on video games, the website offers headphones, tablet accessories, even refurbished iPods and iPads. The company started testing selling Android tablets last October. Today’s announcement states loud and clear that GameStop sees a future in Android tablets even if no one else does.
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Bing Maps rolls out enhanced traffic results courtesy of Nokia
Author: Jade Kim
Microsoft and Nokia are taking their continued collaboration a step further, incorporating the Finnish company’s mapping back-end to offer expanded and improved traffic results in Bing Maps. Nokia’s system will be powering the traffic results in 24 different countries, including the United States, the UK, Italy, France, and Germany. Not only does the switch bring traffic coverage to countries that didn’t already have the capability, but it also adds traffic tracking for side streets in the US. The use of Nokia’s geocoding services in several countries will also improve the quality of Bing’s turn-by-turn directions. The changes are simply the latest benefit to hit Bing since the two companies decided to partner; both systems began using a…
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Bing’s social network-infused redesign rolls out to all US users
Author: Laura Clark
Microsoft unveiled a new look and a plethora of new features for its search engine BIng last week, and we liked a lot of what we saw. If you’d like to get your hands on it yourself, you’re in luck: the redesign is now available to all users in the United States. It’s still opt-in — you’ll have to visit bing.com/new to get the new look — but it still represents the official launch of Microsoft’s strategy to leverage Facebook, Twitter, and a variety of other social networks to take on Google. As you may remember, the new Bing introduces a sidebar devoted entirely to the social networks you belong to, called “Friends Know.” The sidebar uses the available data from the networks to suggest search results that it thinks are relevant to…
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Spotify rolls out Instant Search, Play embed codes, and Playlist Radio to desktop apps
Author: Randy Miller
Hot on the heels of Spotify’s new iPad and Android apps, the company has rolled out an update to its Mac, Windows, and Linux desktop app that adds some minor but nevertheless significant features. The new app includes “Instant Search” just like Spotify’s iPad app, which means that when you type something into the search bar, answers appear immediately and across all categories like Playlists, Artists, and Tracks.
Additionally, the app lets you right-click a track to instantly generate “Spotify Play” embed codes for pasting a music player on your website or blog. This feature launched a month ago, but only via Spotify’s developer website. Spotify partnered with Tumblr on Play, so it only makes sense that “Share to Tumblr” is now present…
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Adobe Creative Cloud rolls out today: storage, syncing and web apps from $50 per month
Author: Jon Mitchell
Already upgraded to CS6? Then maybe Adobe can entice you to take the “radical” next step of signing up to its subscription-based cloud service, which starts today in 36 countries priced at $ 50 per month on an annual contract, or $ 75 per month for the non-committal. Will it be worth the potatoes? That depends on whether you can make use of features like online access to CS6 application install files, HTML5 apps like Adobe Muse 1.0 (for code-free HTML design) and Adobe Edge preview (for animations and interactive content), plus integration with Adobe’s Touch Apps for iOS and Android tablets. You also get that other big cloudy offering: 20GB of online storage for easy sharing, viewing and syncing of all your hard work. Finally, if you’re still using an older version of Creative Suite, then Adobe’s offering you a pretty hefty introductory discount to entice you onto the slippery upgrade slope. Check out the press release for further price info, or just look up in the sky.
Adobe Creative Cloud rolls out today: storage, syncing and web apps from $ 50 per month originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 11 May 2012 03:52:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Google Maps ‘Cube’ game rolls out, back, up, back again
Author: Angela Chin
Cast your mind back to January if you will. Head full of steamy CES action? Of course, but you may also remember Google teased us about a new tilt-and-roll Maps game. Well, it looks like the creators may have missed the original February deadline, having finally snuck it out this week. The browser-based game is a series of maze challenges, that’ll take you through the streets of San Francisco, downtown Tokyo and beyond. All atop Google’s iconic 3D textured maps, naturally. Eight levels in total are on offer, making it an ideal lunchtime — or if the boss is away — afternoon time kill. Roll down to the source link below to give it a spin, nudge and roll.
Google Maps ‘Cube’ game rolls out, back, up, back again originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 28 Apr 2012 07:08:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Sharp rolls out high-res IGZO LCDs destined for tablets, laptops and monitors
Author: Eric Moss
Well, a week (or two) is a long time in the technology industry, and despite that joint venture with Sony heading south, it’s not all bad news for Sharp. According to a press release from the panel maker, it has begun production of the world’s first screens based on IGZO (indium gallium zinc oxide) technology. These screens are said to promise twice the detail as existing panels of similar transparency, which also translates into a hefty 90 percent reduction in power consumption, reports PC World. Sharp did kindly share some sample specifications, such as a 7-inch tablet display touting a 1280 x 800 resolution equaling 217 ppi, and a 32-inch 3840 x 2160 screen at 140 ppi, to give you an idea of what we can expect. There’s no indication yet as to any devices where we might see them showing up, but as the firm claims it’s ramping up production “to meet market demand” we guess we’ll find out soon enough…
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Sharp rolls out high-res IGZO LCDs destined for tablets, laptops and monitors originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 14 Apr 2012 17:33:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Suzumo SushiBot pumps out 300 Kwik-E-Mart rolls per hour (video)
Author: Jesus Sargent
We tend to avoid scooping up sushi whenever there’s no chef in sight — at, say, a grocery store, or a gas station — but we’ve always assumed there was a human cranking out maki somewhere behind the scenes. If Suzumo’s SushiBot makes it to the production line, that may no longer be the case. The compact machine doesn’t exude beauty in the traditional sense, but what it lacks in elegance it easily makes up with efficiency. The contraption can plop down rice clumps for nigiri at a rate of 3,600 per hour, and — perhaps even more impressively — it can construct one complete sushi roll every 12 seconds, with some human assistance to place fish on the rice. We tend to like the imperfect handmade feel of the traditional Japanese delight, and we’re surely not alone, so don’t expect to see one these pop up in your neighborhood Asian eatery. Supermarkets, hospitals and airline caterers may be more likely to pick up a SushiBot, however. Hungry? Intrigued? Roll past the break to see how it works.
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Suzumo SushiBot pumps out 300 Kwik-E-Mart rolls per hour (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 09 Apr 2012 04:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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