Well, we thought it would already be here, but it looks like Samsung had other ideas. It’s confirmed that the HSPA+ version of its premier Android 4.0 phone will be available across UK retailers from February 13th — that’s next week
Well, we thought it would already be here, but it looks like Samsung had other ideas. It’s confirmed that the HSPA+ version of its premier Android 4.0 phone will be available across UK retailers from February 13th — that’s next week
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Samsung confirms Galaxy Nexus White arriving in UK mid-February, misses the snow
StudioDaily’s Beth Marchant reports on “key features” delivered in Final Cut Pro version 10.0.3. Marchant interviews Radical Media CTO Evan Schechtman — an early adopter of Final Cut Pro X — who calls version 10.0.3 “an even bigger deal than the original release,” noting that his company is “ready to transition completely to Final Cut Pro X now that broadcast monitoring and multicam editing are in the mix.”
StudioDaily’s Beth Marchant reports on “key features” delivered in Final Cut Pro version 10.0.3. Marchant interviews Radical Media CTO Evan Schechtman — an early adopter of Final Cut Pro X — who calls version 10.0.3 “an even bigger deal than the original release,” noting that his company is “ready to transition completely to Final Cut Pro X now that broadcast monitoring and multicam editing are in the mix.”
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Final Cut Pro X Update Reinvents Multicam Editing
NASA has released a new Blue Marble image, showing the United States of America.
NASA has released a new Blue Marble image, showing the United States of America.
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"The Most Amazing Highest Resolution Image of Earth Ever," Says NASA
Its showing wasn’t as noteworthy as it was last year, but Motorola still at least brought a few new goodies to put on display. The latest major addition to Verizon’s Droid Razr family, the Razr Maxx , was on hand, as were the white and purple variants of the original version. So what makes the $300 subsidized Maxx so different from its predecessor?
Its showing wasn’t as noteworthy as it was last year, but Motorola still at least brought a few new goodies to put on display. The latest major addition to Verizon’s Droid Razr family, the Razr Maxx , was on hand, as were the white and purple variants of the original version. So what makes the $300 subsidized Maxx so different from its predecessor?
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Motorola Droid Razr Maxx hands-on (video)
It’s here and the rumors were true — the HTC Titan II is basically an HTC Titan with LTE for AT&T and a 16 megapixel camera with backside illuminated sensor, f/2.6 AF lens and dual LED flash (vs eight megapixels sensor and f/2.2 lens on the original). The industrial design is more traditional HTC (think Thunderbolt) — gone is the rather elegant look and feel of its predecessor, along with removable battery (although the pack grows from 1600mAh to 1730mAh). We’re extremely impressed with the camera so far and are currently taking sample shots.
It’s here and the rumors were true — the HTC Titan II is basically an HTC Titan with LTE for AT&T and a 16 megapixel camera with backside illuminated sensor, f/2.6 AF lens and dual LED flash (vs eight megapixels sensor and f/2.2 lens on the original). The industrial design is more traditional HTC (think Thunderbolt) — gone is the rather elegant look and feel of its predecessor, along with removable battery (although the pack grows from 1600mAh to 1730mAh). We’re extremely impressed with the camera so far and are currently taking sample shots.
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HTC Titan II with LTE for AT&T hands-on
This vintage video game player has a few extras on it.
The CM9 customization for Android 4.0 has only been in the works since mid-November and already its canny creators claim to have it running on a number of devices. They say they’re making the quickest progress with OMAP4, MSM8660/7×30 and Exynos-based handsets, so if you own of those you should find yourself at the top of the queue. Despite difficulties with totally new camera and graphics drivers in ICS, there should eventually be support for all CM7-compatible models going back to phones like the Nexus One, as well as the Tegra 2-powered Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Asus Transformer
The CM9 customization for Android 4.0 has only been in the works since mid-November and already its canny creators claim to have it running on a number of devices. They say they’re making the quickest progress with OMAP4, MSM8660/7×30 and Exynos-based handsets, so if you own of those you should find yourself at the top of the queue. Despite difficulties with totally new camera and graphics drivers in ICS, there should eventually be support for all CM7-compatible models going back to phones like the Nexus One, as well as the Tegra 2-powered Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Asus Transformer
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ICS-based CyanogenMod 9: it’s on track, but not for everybody
In the realm of brutal hand-to-hand combat, Infinity Blade 2 promises to be without peer. The game will launch tonight on the App Store , and while its said to run just fine on the original iPad, iPhone 3GS / 4, it packs special optimizations for the A5 chip found in every iPad 2 and iPhone 4S, which allows the enhanced lighting and shading effects to fully shine.
In the realm of brutal hand-to-hand combat, Infinity Blade 2 promises to be without peer. The game will launch tonight on the App Store , and while its said to run just fine on the original iPad, iPhone 3GS / 4, it packs special optimizations for the A5 chip found in every iPad 2 and iPhone 4S, which allows the enhanced lighting and shading effects to fully shine.
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Infinity Blade 2 launches tonight, into world of Deathless tyrants and legion of Titans (video)
As promised, the FCC provided their full report on the now-defunct AT&T-Mobile merger , in which they laced their comments throughout the original proposal. What’d the FCC think?
As promised, the FCC provided their full report on the now-defunct AT&T-Mobile merger , in which they laced their comments throughout the original proposal. What’d the FCC think?
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AT&T Thought We Were All Idiots
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times search the Web each day for interesting items. Today’s selection includes the world’s most mundane video game, Thanksgiving tech support and a look at the designer of the original Mac icons.
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times search the Web each day for interesting items. Today’s selection includes the world’s most mundane video game, Thanksgiving tech support and a look at the designer of the original Mac icons.
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Today’s Scuttlebot: Mac Icons and ‘Desert Bus’
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