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Tango video chat goes native on iPad, makes better use of everyone’s screens
Author: Natalie Wood
The mobile version of Tango’s video chat app has almost exclusively revolved around smartphones. It’s at last going a little bigger: an update to Tango’s iOS app is introducing full iPad support, expanding conversations to tablet size. Those who don’t need quite that grand a canvas can still make the most of what they have through the new release. Calls now use the whole screen regardless of OS, and iPhone users can touch up any soon-to-be-shared photos in Aviary. The talkative among us just need to snag Tango’s upgrade at the source link to eke a little more from their screens.
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Samsung Smart Tango Corner Clean robotic vacuum hits Flickr ahead of CES launch
Author: Dave Adams
There’s no doubt that Samsung’s holding its juiciest bits for the stage in Vegas, however the company has been letting a couple of items slip on by, with an update to its robot vacuum line representing the most recent pre-CES tease. The Smart Tango Corner Clean preserves a typical round design, however consists of the “globe’s really first pop-out brush,” which makes it possible for the bot to whip debris out of edges and otherwise unattainable spots along its mapped-out course. On the navigation front, the new cleaner appears to include Samsung’s camera-equipped Visionary Mapping System, with a front-mounted lens. There’s also a built-in LCD for shows and error code readouts, in addition to a handful of controls on the top and a standard removable dust bin in the back. There’s no hint of prices or availability– or even a design number to mention– but if you’re in the marketplace for an autonomous vac, you might as well hold out on your purchase for another week.
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Samsung Smart Tango Corner Clean robotic vacuum hits Flickr ahead of CES launch
Author: Janet Odell
There’s no doubt that Samsung’s holding its juiciest bits for the stage in Vegas, but the company has been letting a few items slip on by, with an update to its robotic vacuum line representing the latest pre-CES tease. The Smart Tango Corner Clean maintains a traditional circular design, but includes the “world’s very first pop-out brush,” which enables the bot to whip debris out of corners and otherwise inaccessible spots along its mapped-out path. On the navigation front, the new cleaner appears to include Samsung’s camera-equipped Visionary Mapping System, with a front-mounted lens. There’s also a built-in LCD for programming and error code readouts, along with a handful of controls on the top and a standard removable dust bin in the rear. There’s no hint of pricing or availability — or even a model number to speak of — but if you’re in the market for an autonomous vac, you might as well hold out on your purchase for one more week.
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Source: Samsung Tomorrow (Flickr)
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6.4 percent of most popular Windows Phone apps are incompatible with Tango devices
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We’ve already seen several instances where low-memory Windows Phone devices like the Lumia 610, which has just 256MB of RAM, simply can’t run certain high-profile apps. But just how bad is the problem? AAWP crunched the numbers and found that of the 86,292 apps currently available in the Windows Phone Marketplace, only 1.6 percent aren’t compatible with 256MB phones — which is less than Microsoft’s claim of five percent. However, that number does increase a bit when you look at the more popular apps. Of the top 10,000 downloads in the UK, 4.6 percent are incompatible with low-memory devices, while 6.4 percent of the top 1,000 apps won’t work.
Unsurprisingly, a large number of the incompatible apps are games, with likes of Plants vs….
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Windows Phone Tango: lower cost, fewer capabilities
Author: Ang Nguyen
Microsoft revealed Windows Phone Tango at MWC 2012 as a version of the operating system for low-cost devices with 256MB of RAM. The update was good news for owners of early Windows Phone devices that didn’t meet the minimum requirements for Mango, but there have been a few hiccups. Microsoft said that not all apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace would work on devices with only 256MB of memory, and there have since been issues with Angry Birds and Skype, just to name a couple.
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Nokia flips internet sharing switch on for Lumia 710 and 800c in Tango update
Author: James Cliff
Looks like Espoo’s finally ready to do the Tango with Lumia owners. According to a report on Nokiapoweruser, updates for localized variants of the 710 and the China-only 800c have been spotted on NaviFirm, indicating a planned firmware rollout for those WP 7.5 devices is underway. Users in Belgium, the Netherlands and Vietnam who download the software should see that previously dormant internet sharing ability enabled, in addition to the installation of a trio of Nokia apps — Sportstracker, News and Creative Studio — as standard on handsets. No word on when the company intends to release the package to other markets, but with this latest news, it can’t be far off now.
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Nokia flips internet sharing switch on for Lumia 710 and 800c in Tango update originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 24 Apr 2012 00:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Windows Phone 7.5 ‘Tango’ ROM leaks, now available for HTC HD2 and Samsung Omnia 7
Author: Troy Barnes
Windows Phone 7.5 “Tango” is reportedly due out in China next week, but eager Windows Phone users can now grab a Tango ROM that’s just leaked over at xda-developers. The leaked ROM is listed as “Tango Build 7.10.98 .8773″, and custom Tango ROMs based on the leak have also been released for the HTC HD2 and Samsung Omnia 7. Windows Phone 7.5 is expected to significantly expand the platform’s internationalization by driving the hardware requirements downward and expanding language support. The update will also include some improvements to MMS and an SMS bug fix. By all appearances it’s not a major feature update, but we’ll keep our eyes pealed for any surprises that might appear in the leaked Tango build.
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Microsoft launching Windows Phone Tango in China on March 21st
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Press in China have reportedly received invitations from Microsoft China to a launch event for Windows 7.5 Tango. The invitation announces that “the carefully designed, refined, and all-new Windows Phone 7.5 will be landing in China” and invites news outlets to see it on March 21st. There aren’t any specific handsets listed in the announcement, but the HTC Titan (“Triumph” in China) with 7.5 recently went on sale, making it not only the first Tango device but also the first official Windows Phone in China. Chinese papers have also reported that Nokia is launching three Lumia devices on March 28th, likely with the new version of Windows Phone.
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Microsoft details full Windows Phone ‘Tango’ 256MB RAM device limitations
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Microsoft revealed its Windows Phone “Tango” engineering effort at MWC last week, but the company was fairly vague on the exact restrictions for its new low-memory devices. Nokia and ZTE will be the first device manufacturers to launch Windows Phones with just 256MB of RAM, but there will be restrictions for end users and developers. Microsoft updated its Windows Phone site this week with the full details:
- Windows Phone Marketplace app restrictions – Some processor-intensive apps have specific memory requirements, and will not work on devices with 256MB of RAM.
- Podcast subscriptions and video podcasts – Devices with 256MB of RAM will not be able to manage podcast subscriptions of watch video podcasts.
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