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Revenue from iOS, Android gaming apps now three times greater than portable …
Author: Heather Brown
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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Tough Times: Former Air Force One Plane Up For Auction
Author: Jack Schmidt
Most likely to dig us out of this huge deficit, the government is auctioning a former Flying force One flight, which it will probably change with an additional Air Force One flight that’s more recent and 10x more pricey. You know, I wish we might select where our tax dollars went since I ‘d desire mine simply flushed down the shitter and the video broadcast over the web.
It’s rarely we get to sell a piece of history like this, however GSA Auctions is offering this plane that flew Head of states Ford, Carter, Reagan, Shrub, Clinton & Bush (as well as the Vice-President, First Lady, Cabinet secretaries, 4-star generals, admirals, foreign dignitaries and even more).
Enjoyable fact: did you understand a plane is technically just referred to as Air Force One if there’s a head of state aboard? Otherwise it’s just a fancy aircraft. Quick forward to some bad funny flick about a dumb however adorable head of state stepping on and off the airplane shouting, “Flying force One, routine airplane! Flying force One, routine airplane!” When I close my eyes I see Adam Sandler or among the Wayans brothers.
Thanks to E V I L A R E S, who’s so wicked he’s plotting how he can take over the world from 35,000-feet even as we talk.
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3D-printed firearm plans downloaded 100,000 times, State Department steps in
Author: Angela Stephens
That didn’t take long — just days after its first test fire, the Liberator, a 3D-printed pistol designed by Defense Distributed founder Cody Wilson, has caught the attention of the federal government. It’s hardly a surprise: the arm’s blueprints were downloaded more than 100,000 times since going live on DefCAD this week. It’s not the amount of downloads that’s causing trouble, though, it’s who is downloading them. In a letter from the US State Department, Wilson was told that it’s a violation of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations to “export any defense article or technical data for which a license or written approval is required without first obtaining the required authorization from the DDTC (Directorate of Defense Trade Controls).”
The letter goes on to explain that these downloads legally count as exports under the law, telling Wilson to remove the plans from public access immediately. “That might be an impossible standard,” Wilson told Forbes. “But we’ll do our part to remove it from our servers.” As it turns out, most of the gun’s downloads were served via Mega, making full removal near impossible. Still, Wilson seems optimistic about the situation, explaining to Forbes that conversation will help mold the discussion on 3D printed weaponry. “Is this a workable regulatory regime? Can there be defense trade control in the era of the internet and 3D printing?” We’re looking forward to discovering the answer ourselves.
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Via: Vice
Source: Forbes
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No Comments »The New York Times Releases Its Headline-Reading Google Glass App
Author: Jenny Zhao
Google’s ambitious Glass display is still a ways off from its public release, but it looks like those newly minted Glass Explorers now have something else to do besides taking first-person photos. The New York Times just pulled back the curtain on its own Glass-friendly app today, which makes it the first installable third-party app available for the ambitious headset (Path was technically the first third-party app, but it’s preloaded on early versions of the device).
It’s no surprise to see the Grey Lady embrace Glass so enthusiastically — Google developer advocate Timothy Jordan first showed off an early version of the New York Times Glass app at SXSW 2013 in Austin (you can see his full talk here), which pipes new news and headlines to the head-mounted display at regular intervals. Navigating through that stream of news seemed easy enough: a quick tilt of the head would allow the user to sift through photos and full articles, as well.
Setting up the app is a simple process — clicking on the link above asks for access to your Google account:
Once that’s all done, Glass can occasionally chime in by reading headlines in your ear, but the app is also capable of reading off brief article summaries too. All told it seems like a very neat, (if strangely intrusive way) to consume your daily dose of news, and other companies have already pledged to craft their own Glass experiences — Path and the New York Times are a given, but Evernote and supposedly even Twitter are working on apps for Google’s daring device.
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Eisenstaedt’s ‘Kiss in Times Square’ Leica camera goes to auction
Author: Tiffany Shoman
If you & rsquo; re trying to find a bargain on an old film Leica, following month & rsquo; s WestLicht Photographica Auction in Vienna is most likely not the location to be. But if you wish to take house a piece of photo history, the IIIa rangefinder that Alfred Eisenstaedt used to take the famous V-J day image Kiss in Times Square will be going on sale, expected to sell for & euro; 20,000 to & euro; 25,000, or about $ 26,000 – $ 33,000, reports Amateur Photographer.
The camera has a lengthy history. Eisenstaedt made use of the old handbook focus Leica through many of his renowned 60-year profession shooting leaders and stars for Life publication. He even used it on his last shoot, capturing President Costs Clinton and his household in 1993, simply two years before he passed away at 96 … Continue reading & hellip;
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Eisenstaedt’s ‘Kiss in Times Square’ Leica camera goes to auction
Author: Randy Miller
If you’re looking for a good deal on an old film Leica, next month’s WestLicht Photographica Auction in Vienna is probably not the place to be. But if you want to take home a piece of photographic history, the IIIa rangefinder that Alfred Eisenstaedt used to take the iconic V-J day photo Kiss in Times Square will be going on sale, expected to sell for €20,000 to €25,000, or about $ 26,000 – $ 33,000, reports Amateur Photographer.
The camera has a lengthy history. Eisenstaedt used the old manual focus Leica through most of his celebrated 60-year career shooting leaders and celebrities for Life magazine. He even used it on his last shoot, capturing President Bill Clinton and his family in 1993, just two years before he died at 96….
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Samsung Galaxy S4 – The best smartphone of all the times.
Author: Heather Brown
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Guy Performs Ocarina Of Time’s Song Of Storms Acapella
Author: Brian McKinnell
Seen below looking suspiciously like the lovechild of Gandalf and Cousin Itt (easily two of my most significant star crushes), Youtuber and dreamboat Smooth McGroove performs Ocarina Of Time’s ‘Track of Storms’ acapella. If you liked it he has an entire lot of various other Zelda tracks too I just selected this one since it is among my personal faves. I’ll actually catch myself humming it when I’m riding my bike around town trying to pretend I reside in fantasyland rather of two blocks from Skid Row. You know the number of homeless individuals in my area I understand on a given name basis? All them. Except Shoeless Joe Jackson, he suches as to be resolved by his complete name and I appreciate that. When a guy doesn’t even own shoes the least you could do is call him what he desires.
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Samsung invites public to Times Square for its Galaxy S IV unveiling
Author: jos
So, what are you up to on March 14th? If your idea of a good time is seeing a new smartphone unveiled, Samsung’s arranging just such a party at Times Square in New York for the upcoming Galaxy S IV, according to a recent tweet. We’d guess that revelers will get to watch a livestream of the recently announced Samsung Unpacked 2013 shindig for the new handset on the block’s famous big screens, while the event itself happens at Radio City Music hall. There’s no other details other than the @timessquare Twitter handle, but if you’re not in the big apple, you’ll be able to catch it right here instead, of course.
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Samsung
Via: Sammy Hub
Source: Samsung Mobile (Twitter)
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Samsung invites public to Times Square for its Galaxy S IV unveiling
Author: Natalie Wood
So, what are you up to on March 14th? If your idea of a good time is seeing a new smartphone unveiled, Samsung’s arranging just such a party at Times Square in New York for the upcoming Galaxy S IV, according to a recent tweet. We’d guess that revelers will get to watch a livestream of the recently announced Samsung Unpacked 2013 shindig for the new handset on the block’s famous big screens, while the event itself happens at Radio City Music hall. There’s no other details other than the @timessquare Twitter handle, but if you’re not in the big apple, you’ll be able to catch it right here instead, of course.
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Samsung
Via: Sammy Hub
Source: Samsung Mobile (Twitter)
