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Revenue from iOS, Android gaming apps now three times greater than portable

Revenue from iOS, Android gaming apps now three times greater than portable
The trend that's seen portable gaming shifting largely to devices like Apple's iPhone continues apace, according to a new report that pegs revenue from gaming on iOS and Android devices at three times the size of revenue on dedicated portable gaming …
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Light Flow Update Teases New Version of Android, May Require Persistent
Now that Google I/O is over with and a potential Android 4.3 release date is in the wild, the hypebeasting of features will undoubtedly start to pick up. The first to kick off the fun is one of our favorite apps, Light Flow. For those not familiar …
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Flashback Friday: Android 2.3
As another version of Android is reportedly being prepared for release, it seems only fitting to take a look back at the version of the operating system that really seems to have been the turning point for its adoption. Android 2.3, also known as …
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The iTunes influence, part three: Art in the age of digital disruption

The iTunes influence, part three Art in the age of digital disruption

“What happened is way worse for musicians. It has forced musicians to be marketers.
John McVey, producer, Coupe Studios

“I fear that in general the only musicians able to create a truly independent and successful career are those who had one before the industry changed, who had the fan base in place to enable them to continue independently of the record labels.” That’s Peter Owen, an independent composer and producer. He is one of many musicians who feel that the internet has made the business of creativity more challenging.

Parts one and two of this series surveyed how iTunes and MP3 catalyzed the digital music movement for labels and consumers. The effect of the internet on musicians is less recognized. In one way, musicians have benefited similarly to consumers. While consumers have gained amazing access to music, musicians have acquired unprecedented access to listeners.

So it’s the promised land for musicians, right? Not exactly. For many creators whose careers span the before-and-after of digital music, there is a crushing sense that the grass isn’t greener after all.

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Living with Google Glass, Day Three: Security Checkpoint

You might be inclined to think that airport security is not the best place to wear Google Glass. You’d probably be right, but given the amount that I travel it was pretty-well inevitable that I’d cross through some security checkpoint before the course of this testing would be through.

I’m honored to be part of the X-Prize Visioneering conference this week, a gathering of incredible minds putting their considerable brainpower behind the creation of competitions to make the world a better place. But, to take part I’d have to get out to California, and that meant yet another long flight across the country — and another trip through the full-body scanner. The question is, how would the folks at airport security react to it?

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Three Insiders Buy Shares of Independent Bank Group After IPO

Three Insiders Buy Shares of Independent Bank Group After IPO
Purchases: The Discovery Global Opportunity Master Fund Ltd. bought 91,600 shares of organic light emitting diode (OLED) technologies company Universal Display (NASDAQ:PANL) for $ 2,510,508. Last Thursday, the company was upgraded by Needham …
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Flexible electronics could transform the way we make and use electronic devices
At Penn State, he pioneered the use of organic molecules to make transistors and electronic devices. Modern silicon … Factories repeat some variant of this process four or five times as they add light-emitting diodes (LEDs), transistors and other …
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Dimension Next
The show highlights new technologies, for example the 55-inch OLED HD TV, based on organic light-emitting diode technology, and the Ultra HD TV which has a resolution four times sharper than current full-HD TV sets. For those aged three to seven years, …
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ZOOM ZOOM: Three Wheeled Batmobile-Looking Trike

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This is the Torq Roadster from electric vehicle company Epic EV. The all-electric trike can hit 0-60MPH in four seconds and handle turns at 1.3-G’s. For reference, that’s 0.3 more G’s than a solo rap album.

The Tumbler-esque design is state of the art. A carbon fiber body, polycarbonate windscreen and super-wide 80-inch track suspension all contribute to the speed and handling of the Torq Roadster. But the real master stroke in its design was the removal of the fourth wheel. Epic claims that having only three wheels reduces drag by 25 percent, boosting both acceleration and range.

The street legal roadsters will have a $ 65,000 pricetag, get about 100-miles to a charge, and would look great with a certain Geekologie Writer behind the wheel. So like, what’s the rule with electric trikes — do you need a license to drive one? I only ask because I lost mine. “At a bar?” To the court.

Hit the jump for a couple more shots and a video of the electric deathtrap in action.

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UK carrier Three is in ‘no rush’ to switch on LTE, probably won’t do so until Q4

UK carrier Three is in 'no rush' to active LTE, probably won't do so until Q4

Three’s CEO could teach Vodafone’s CEO a thing or two about diplomacy. Whereas Vittorio Colao dismissed British LTE users as “technofreaks“, Dave Dyson has merely said that he’s “fairly relaxed” about upgrading Three’s network. During a quarterly earnings report yesterday, he said he’s in “no rush for LTE” and told people not to expect Three’s newly acquired chunks of LTE spectrum to be brought to life until Q4 of this year. He intends to wait and see how O2 and Vodafone position themselves, and that’s fine — just so long as he sticks to the earlier promise not to charge extra for unlimited LTE data.

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Fireball streaks across California skies: three shooting stars in one day

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Today, a huge meteor blew up over Russia, and a record-breaking asteroid shot past the environment. Tonight, it appears that a third heavenly body determined to give the Environment a wave: At around 7:45 PM PT this evening, a fireball appeared over California.

NBC Bay Area reporter Jodi Hernandez first brought the meteor to media attention, but what was first assumed to be a San Francisco Bay Area phenomenon could have spread out much further. The American Meteor Culture, which has already gathered over 25 sightings from around 7:45 PM PT, reveals reports as far south as …

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Disgruntled employee spends three years destroying company computers with cleaning supplies

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What would you do if your company didn’t give you a raise? 44-year-old Edward Sobolewski determined to stick it to his company, British business Frost and Sullivan, by methodically damaging its computer system devices with caustic cleansing fluids over the course of three years. Sobolewski was eventually caught spraying Cillit Bang– marketed as Easy-Off BAM outside of Europe– into computer grills and even pouring entire bottles into server devices after the company installed safety cameras. Sobolewski triggered & pound; 32,000 ($ 50,000) in loss between 2009 and 2012, and was ordered to pay & pound; 10,000 ($ 16,000) and penalized to 8 months in jail, according to The Telegraph. In court, Sobolewski discussed that he was suffering from …

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Watch this: Aether builds a sleek San Francisco boutique from three shipping containers

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Aether is a mainly web-based store, but the California-based outerwear business has lately started expanding its brick-and-mortar company, with the launch of a new and innovative shop in San Francisco. Constructed from 3, vertically stacked shipping containers, the store has a distinctly industrial design that, as co-founders Palmer West and Jonah Smith clarified to Cool Hunting, fits together perfectly with Aether’s urban-rugged aesthetic.

One of the greatest obstacles they faced when creating the space was developing a way to successfully and elegantly show Aether’s inventory. The option: an upright conveyor belt system that runs from the first floor to the third floor. Clients can search with the shelf by …

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