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LG adds free Spotify trial to its latest range of home theater gear
Author: Jamie Colby
If you needed any more enticement to splash out on one of LG’s new home entertainment products, then perhaps some streaming music might turn your head. The other Korean behemoth has added Spotify to its 2013 range of home theaters, with a month’s free trial offered up to anyone who has yet to sample the online radio service’s delights. The gear will start arriving on shelves in the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand next month, and if you’d like to know more, there’s PR after the break.
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Portable Audio/Video, HD, LG
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Xiaomi Box launches in a three-city trial on March 19th at a lower price
Author: Mark Jeffries
The Xiaomi Box has had an arduous road to travel before it could go on sale: Chinese regulations reportedly kept it in limbo until local broadcaster iCNTV stepped in this January to get the ball rolling once again. The end is in sight now that a limited trial is set to start on March 19th. Changsha, Hangzhou and Shanghai will get about 10,000 total units of the Android media hub, whose price is dropping from the originally chosen ¥399 ($ 64) to an extra-frugal ¥299 ($ 48). The price slash could well make the set-top box that much more alluring, especially when it’s still poised to give both Android and iOS users some media sharing love. Could you please hurry up your release plans, Xiaomi?
Filed under: Home Entertainment, HD
Via: The Next Web
Source: Xiaomi (translated)
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Xiaomi Box launches in a three-city trial on March 19th at a lower price
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The Xiaomi Box has had an arduous road to travel before it could go on sale: Chinese regulations reportedly kept it in limbo until local broadcaster iCNTV stepped in this January to get the ball rolling once again. The end is in sight now that a limited trial is set to start on March 19th. Changsha, Hangzhou and Shanghai will get about 10,000 total units of the Android media hub, whose price is dropping from the originally chosen ¥399 ($ 64) to an extra-frugal ¥299 ($ 48). The price slash could well make the set-top box that much more alluring, especially when it’s still poised to give both Android and iOS users some media sharing love. Could you please hurry up your release plans, Xiaomi?
Filed under: Home Entertainment, HD
Via: The Next Web
Source: Xiaomi (translated)
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Cyrus’ Tea-Making Robot Trial 1 – George School 2013
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For his final project, Cyrus has constructed an elaborate system of robots, sensors, relays, heating coils, and mechanical grippers designed to do one thing:…
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Should we put robots on trial?
Author: JohnnyBells
Should we put robots on trial?
But experts in artificial intelligence and the emerging field of robot ethics say that is likely to change. With the advent of technological marvels like the self-driving car and increasingly sophisticated drones, they say we'll soon be seeing the …
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Robots As Dancers – The Nao Dance Troupe
As well as a company manufacturing the cutest robot on the planet, he also has access to as many of them as he wants. In his recent TED talk he took advantage of his good fortune to place a troupe of pre-programmed Naos on the stage and indulge us all …
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The Next Page / Personal robots: man's new best friend?
This is how my love affair with robots started, and it is also how an entire generation of robotics researchers, about my age, set its eyes on robots for life. I have participated in the past two decades of robotics research, during which literally …
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Back to BlackBerry: one editor’s 30-day trial run
Author: Charity Woods
I confess, I’m intrigued by BlackBerry 10. Surprised? So am I. It’s been easy to pre-emptively count BlackBerry out of the smartphone wars based on its performance over the last two or three years, but there’s an element of mystique and personality that have made me quite curious to give the new OS a shot. While Wednesday’s BB10 launch answered a lot of questions, it also raised a lot of new ones. Most of the mysteries revolve around its ecosystem, hardware quality, competitive advantages / disadvantages and if the platform can persuade Android and iOS users to switch. As a former Pearl and Curve owner, I want — nay, need — to determine for myself how well BlackBerry’s latest effort holds up against its rivals. Thus, I have decided to use the BlackBerry Z10 as my sole device and daily driver for thirty days.
From now until March 3rd, I’ll experience nearly every aspect of BB10: the UI and its learning curve, its performance and battery life, BlackBerry World, the highly praised virtual keyboard and how well it can handle my work load. I’ll even use the phone at MWC, a major international trade show in which I’ll be even more dependent on my mobile than usual. Throughout this process I’ll be documenting my thoughts, feelings and emotions and deliver them in a regular series of weekly posts. By the end, we’ll see whether or not BB10 can win my heart; is it a suitable replacement for the average iOS or Android user, or does the company still has a difficult path ahead of it? Time will tell, and I’m eager to find out.
Filed under: Cellphones, Software, Mobile, RIM
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Samsung’s juror misconduct argument will not result in a new trial with Apple
Author: Buck Howard
Samsung had hoped allegations of juror misconduct would win it a do-over in the Apple v. Samsung case, but tonight Judge Lucy Koh placed those aspirations to rest by rejecting its request. Samsung had accused jury foreman Velvin Hogan of intentionally hiding information about a lawsuit he was associateded with with Seagate. Samsung recently came to be a main investor of the company, offering Hogan a reason to be biased. As such, the business had actually requested an evidentiary hearing– where all of the jury members would be brought back to the courtroom to be questioned about just what impact Hogan had on deliberations– as well as a new trial.
In tonight’s court declaring, Judge Koh wrote that the discovery issue was the fault of Samsung’s legal …
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1: U.S. Court Lifts Sales Ban Granted Prior To Apple Vs Samsung Patent Trial
Author: Antonio Pierce
The Northern District Court of California has overturned a sales ban against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 won by Apple in patent litigation against Samsung, Reuters is reporting.
This follows a ruling at the end of last month by the U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals that U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh could decide whether or not to lift the ban on U.S. sales of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1-inch tablet. Koh had previously refused to rule on the matter.
“We are pleased with the court’s action today, which vindicates our position that there was no infringement of Apple’s design patent and that an injunction was not called for,” Samsung is reported as saying in a statement.
We’ve contacted Apple and Samsung for further comment and will update with any response. Samsung provided the following statement: “On September 28, 2012, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit made a ruling, permitting the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California to consider our request to lift the preliminary injunction on the GALAXY Tab 10.1. We will continue to take all appropriate measures to ensure the availability of our innovative products.”
Apple filed for a preliminary injunction against Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet back in May ahead of the trial. In the U.S. the dispute focuses on the iPad D’889 design patent — Apple’s trade dress — but the jury in the Apple vs Samsung trial subsequently decided Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 had not infringed this design patent, effectively invalidating the earlier ruling banning U.S. sales.
However it’s not necessary the end of the road for the Tab 10.1 design disputes — FOSS Patents’ Florian Mueller notes that after a hearing scheduled for early December Apple can still win a permanent injunction against Samsung’s slate “over the D’889 tablet design patent if it prevails on the related part of its Rule 50 (“overrule-the-jury”) motion”.
Apple won an E.U.-wide preliminary injunction against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 last year – although this was subsequently lifted in all countries except Germany, where the sales ban was granted. The dispute over the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the E.U. rested on Apple’s Community Design 000181607 for the iPad.
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Former Olympus executives plead guilty in accounting fraud trial
Author: JohnnyBells
3 executives from struggling imaging giant Olympus have actually pleaded guilty to improving the company’s true value in 2007 and 2008 by concealing losses in monetary statements. Previous chairman Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, ex-auditor Hideo Yamada and former VP Hisashi Mori were charged with fraudulence in the scandal, which was brought to light last year by ex-CEO Bob Woodford. He was fired by the Olympus board for blowing the sound, however supposedly obtained a large settlement for his problems. The company has since confessed to cooking the books as far back as the 90′s to conceal financial investment losses, and revealed in 2011 that it had a billion dollars less value than formerly stated. That, along with the unsatisfactory performance of its camera branch, has actually required Olympus to seek a partner or raise capital to endure.
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Sky’s Now TV service hits Xbox, beckons you forth with 30 day free trial
Author: Angela Stephens
After introducing it on the PC, Macintosh, Android and iOS, Sky’s adding yet another huge platform to its Now TV service: Xbox. Gamers in the UK can easily now stream material at 720i, consisting of the service’s 11 motion picture channels. Those with a Kinect lying around can easily additionally use the peripheral to navigate around the offering. Interested parties can easily use a 30-day trial free of cost, after which they’ll need to plunk down & pound; 15 a month for access to Sky Movies Pass titles from studios like Disney, Fox, Paramount, Sony, Warner Bros. and Universal. The service has actually guaranteed more content in coming months, including the launch of Sky Sports. For even more info on the providing, examine out the press release after the break.
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