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Engadget’s laptop buyer’s guide: spring 2013 edition
Author: Christen Arquette
You asked; you got it. When we ran our first-ever laptop buyer’s guide earlier this year, many of you wrote in, requesting that we include more affordable picks (not just, you know, twelve-hundred-dollar Ultrabooks). So with this latest seasonal guide, we’ve added budget and mid-range options, some with touchscreens, some without. The only unfortunate thing? We’re expecting Intel to drop its new Haswell chips sometime this summer, so it should go without saying that it might be worth waiting for the various PC giants to refresh their lineups before committing to anything. If you absolutely can’t wait, though, we’ve picked our favorites, with a particular emphasis on models we don’t think will be going anywhere anytime soon.
Filed under: Laptops, Samsung, Sony, ASUS, HP, Dell, Acer, Lenovo
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BlackBerry Q10 hits the FCC en route to a spring launch
Author: Matthew Baker
We’re fairly certain that the BlackBerry Q10 will make its hometown debut on April 30th, however Thorsten and Co. have not been very precise about when the phone will land in the US. Thanks to the FCC, nevertheless, we understand that it can’t be too far out, as the first BB10 device with a physical QWERTY keyboard has been passed suitable for human usage by the federal firm. We ‘d have guessed that professional keyboardist Alicia Keys would be first in the queue, however she probably got a giveaway ahead of time.
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Sony unveils mid-range Xperia SP and L, due in Europe and Asia this spring
Author: Ian Simpson
Sony has actually revealed a pair of new mid-range Android smartphones, the Xperia SP and L. The SP is the more fascinating of the pair: it matches in 2012′s flagship mobile phones virtually spec-for-spec, with a 4.6-inch 720p screen, 1.7 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, and an 8-megapixel camera. Sadly, it additionally matches in 2012′s flagships with its OS– it runs the year-old Android 4.1, instead of the current version, 4.2.
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Documents revealing spring release for Android Key Lime Pie taken down by Qualcomm
Author: Buck Howard
On Wednesday, Android Police published information from leaked Qualcomm slides that showed the tentative release date for the next version of Android, “Key Lime Pie.” The slides indicate that the Android “K-release” will be announced during “Spring 2013.” The date neatly lines up with this year’s Google I/O, scheduled for May 15-17tth. Shortly after posting the slides, Android Police, and other sites repeating the story, were ordered to remove the information by Qualcomm.
It’s not clear if the takedown was related to the Key Lime Pie timeframe — cited as a “Google Estimated Release” — or information regarding future Qualcomm chip development, but the fact that the chipmaker scrambled to suppress the information indicates that the…
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NTT DoCoMo announces 12 new mobile devices for the spring, launches Smart Home initiative
Author: Jade Kim
Change of season? You can bet NTT DoCoMo has an armload of new devices to announce — it’s almost a tradition. This time around, the Japanese carrier has revealed 10 new smartphones, two tablets and a mobile WiFi hotspot. Large, 4.5 to 5-inch displays and quad-core processors pepper the entire spring smartphone line, but there are a few notable standouts, including the previously leaked LG Optimus G Pro, Huawei’s Ascend D2 and the NEC Medias W — a curious dual-screen smartphone we first saw at MWC 2012. DoCoMo fills its tablet quota with the Sony Xperia Tablet Z and a carrier branded device called the dtab, a 10.1-inch WiFi slab apparently built for DoCoMo’s Smart Home initiative. Don’t let the name run away with your imagination — the Japanese carrier is focusing on sharing music, video and digital content between smartphones and other home electronics, not automating your apartment.
The dtab is compatible with a handful of carrier exclusive services, such as the dmarket and DoCoMo cloud. It’s not technically part of the carrier’s mobile line, but DoCoMo had one more announcement for spring: an HDMI dongle. The SmartTV dstick gives HDTVs access to the carrier’s dvideo, danime store and dhits services, and can be controlled with via smartphone or a similarly named tablet. Spring hardware will start hitting Japan on January 25th with the Aquos Phone EX, and continue to roll out through March. Read on for the official press release.
NTT DOCOMO Unveils 12 New Mobile Devices
– 5 Models to Link with Home Electronics and Play Full-HD under New Initiative -
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TOKYO, JAPAN, January 22, 2013 — NTT DOCOMO, INC., announced today its 2013 spring lineup of 12 models that will launch in sequence beginning on January 25. The lineup includes 11 smartphones and tablets, plus one mobile Wi-Fi(R) router. For maximized ease of use, the models feature upgraded versions of numerous popular functions introduced in the 2012 winter lineup.
Some of the new and prominent features of the lineup include:
o.First DOCOMO smartphones capable of full-HD for superb high-definition video.
o.Compatible with DOCOMO’s Xi[TM] (“crossy”) LTE service for max. downlink of 112.5 Mbps (some areas), the fastest LTE connection in Japan as of January 21.
o.A large selection of models featuring quad-core CPUs for increased enjoyment of mobile games and videos.
o.Many models running on Android[TM] 4.1.
o.Large-capacity batteries (2,000mAh or more) for power-thirsty users.
o.Smartphone model with special safety and security features for preteens.
Also announced today was “docomo Smart Home,” an all-new initiative for sharing videos, music and other content between smartphones and home electronics, realizing a convenient new way to enjoy high-definition digital content both at home and on the move.
As part of this initiative, the new spring lineup offers the “dtab,” a Wi-Fi-dedicated tablet with special features for DOCOMO services such as the dmarket[TM] portal, and the “SmartTV dstick,” a small flash drive-like HDMI device for enjoying movies and animation from dmarket, etc. on large-screen televisions.
In addition, new functions have been added to the Twonky[TM] Beam app, which enables DOCOMO smartphones to play full-HD digital-terrestrial and broadcast-satellite programs that are stored on the user’s Blu-ray[TM] recording devices at home.
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Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Mobile
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Google retiring iGoogle, Google Mini, others for ‘spring cleaning’
Author: Matthew Baker
To everything (Turn, Turn, Turn). There is a season (Turn, Turn, Turn). Sometimes those seasons can get a bit convoluted, however — or such is the premise of Google’s “Spring cleaning in summer” post, outlining the end of a handful of tech offerings. Because heck, even a company as big as Google has to pick its battles. On the chopping block this time out are the Google Mini enterprise search system, the Google Talk Chatback widget, Google Video, iGoogle and the Symbian search app. Of course, the company won’t be leaving people hanging entirely. Google’s pushing users toward existing properties like the Meebo bar for Talk Chatback and YouTube for Google Video (which already stopped taking uploads a while back), the latter of which will be fully integrated into the more popular video offering come August. More info on what all this means in the source link below.
Google retiring iGoogle, Google Mini, others for ‘spring cleaning’ originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 03 Jul 2012 16:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Pure unveils Evoke Mio Spring 2012 collection of digital radios
Author: Trixi Anderson
Pure unveils Evoke Mio Spring 2012 collection of digital radios
Other features include an OLED (Organic LED) display which is crystal-clear from any angle and has both manual and automatic brightness controls; pause and control of scrolling text; an alarm, kitchen timer and 30 presets.
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Don't Laugh. Light Fixtures Are Super-Hot.
Did LED lighting go mainstream already? Last week's Lightfair trade show for the general lighting industry was all about light-emitting diodes. Analyst firm Needham notes that industry giants General Electric and Philips both devoted some 80% of their …
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Albeo Technologies CEO Jeff Bisberg Named an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The …
… of experience in developing and marketing innovative solid-state technologies, focused on light-emitting technologies, including developing novel organic light emitting diodes (LEDs), LED print-heads and an award-winning laser printing system.
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TiVo Spring update brings new Netflix and YouTube experience
Author: Nancy Kennedy
As promised at CES earlier this year, TiVo has released its Spring update with the anticipated new Netflix and YouTube apps, as well as porting parental control options to the Premiere’s HD user interface. Netflix is the most intriguing of the additions, but while TiVo Premiere owners can now watch Netflix 1080p programming with Dolby Digital Plus discrete surround sound, like Hulu Plus, it isn’t a TiVo experience. The new Google-built YouTube app is also like any other streamer and with the exception of search, there isn’t much integration at all. Parental control options can finally be set when using the HD UI, but still isn’t as full featured as it was with the old UI and is a far cry from KidZone. What the update doesn’t do yet however, is complete the HD interface transformation that some Premiere owners have been waiting two years for. Still, we suspect that caveat won’t stop owners from rolling the dice on an update check for their TiVo every day over the next few weeks.
TiVo Spring update brings new Netflix and YouTube experience originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 10 May 2012 12:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors launch today, but dual-core and low-voltage MIA until later in spring
Author: Brandon Zimmerman
Intel launched its highly-anticipated 22-nanometer Ivy Bridge processors today. However, while the initial launch of quad-core processors in the Core i5 and Core i7 families for desktop and full-sized laptops will start immediately, dual-core chips and low-power chips for thin, ultrabook-style computers won’t be available until later this spring, the company revealed. Ivy Bridge marks the shift from 32-nanometer to 22-nanometer transistor technology, with the smaller size bringing enhanced efficiency and more computational power — “about 20 percent more processor performance using 20 percent less average power,” Intel’s PC business chief Kirk Skaugen told the BBC. The new chips also feature “3D” Tri-Gate transistors that add vertical…
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No Comments »Google Sync for BlackBerry swept away in spring cleaning
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It’s springtime, and you know what that means for Google: out with the old and in with the new. Unfortunately, many BlackBerry fans might not like how Google’s rearranging the furniture. During its routine tradition, the company announced that Google Sync for the BlackBerry will no longer be available for download as of June 1st. Put simply, the company identified its app as redundant, as RIM provides the same contact and calendar sync services to its customers with native software. Also in the spirit of spring cleaning, Google is encouraging users to uninstall the Sync app and properly configure their BlackBerry handsets to take advantage of these services. Fortunately, those content to keep with the status quo will be glad to know that Google Sync will continue to function properly — so even if you’re feeling lazy on this fine day, it’s all good. Those with motivation, however, will find instructions of how to make the switch in the source below.
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Google Sync for BlackBerry swept away in spring cleaning originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 20 Apr 2012 18:12:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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