13/09/2011, Matthew Panzarino
At today’s Intel Developer Forum Andy Rubin of Google announced on stage that the two companies will be continuing their partnership and that all future versions of Android will also be optimized for Intel hardware, reports This is My Next. Currently, Android is designed to run on ARM hardware and most of the phones that it is running on today use this architecture. FULL ARTICLE: TNW
marți, 13 septembrie 2011
Ott - Jack's Cheese and Bread Snack + lyrics
One: all composite phenomena are imperminent.
Two: all contaminated things and events are unsatisfactory.
Three: all phenomena are empty and selfless.
And four: Nirvana is true peace.
Android Market weather apps the most profitable
f you want to make money on the Android Market, then the best apps to create are weather ones.
This is according to a new study by Research2Guidance, which has taken a look at all the app categories on the Android Market to see which one offers the best profit.
According to the research, weather apps are significantly more profitable than games, with the average revenue of a paid weather app coming in at $22,000, while games make around the $5,000 mark. FULL ARTICLE: tr
Google taps into China’s huge group-buying market with new aggregator Google Shihui
Tuesday September 13, 2011, Matt Brian
Aiming to tap into China’s huge number of group-buying clones, Google has launched a new aggregator service called Google Shihui that collates and catalogs deals, also signalling a return to operations in the country after it directed Chinese searches to its Hong Kong portal more than twelve months ago.
The IDG News Service reports that the deals site launched on Tuesday and is available to Chinese users via the search giant’s Google.cn website. With more than 4,000 group-buying website operating in the country, Google hopes to work with partners to help drive traffic to the sites and identify the best offers for users: FULL ARTICLE: TNW
iPhone 5 leaks hit the net from Vodafone and O2
Next-gen Apple smartphone hits the streets on October 21st?
There’s been several pieces of leakage regarding Apple’s next-gen smartphone today, both coming fresh from UK network operators.
First up is O2 with news from Know Your Mobile that one of their sources has confirmed the release date of the iPhone 5.
The unnamed source in question apparently spoke to O2 customer services regarding the smartphone, and was told that the network would be offering the handset on October 21st. FULL ARTICLE: TECHWATCH
Reactions to FIFA 12 demo, teams and expected release time
By: Daniel Chubb | September 13, 2011
The day has come to get your hands on the FIFA 12 demo, although the release time has not been confirmed by EA. The game demo will give fans a taste of what’s to come and is expected to go live on both the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live today.
Yesterday we heard about an early FIFA 12 review that was full of praise, we also posted our hopes for the commentators following the repetitiveness of the last game, and the new trailer showed some pretty cool skill moves. FULL ARTICLE: PR
Fate of digital assets 'vague' after death
When you die, does your Facebook account die with you? Or that online photo album? What about your iTunes playlist, blogs or tweets?
Laws in the United States and elsewhere are vague on the fate of digital rights to online accounts after death, leading to complications and legal wrangling for survivors who want access to the online services of the deceased.
Legal experts say it's unclear who owns what in the Internet "cloud," and that in some cases the user agreement for email or social networking sites terminates when a person dies.
In the case of online photo albums, "those photos are yours and you have a copyright, but the problem is if you upload them to a site like Shutterfly, the property you own is now stuck behind a license," said Nathan Dosch, a Wisconsin attorney specializing in estate planning.
"The underlying asset is still owned by you but the access terminates on your death. The same can be said about emails."
Gerry Beyer, a professor at Texas Tech University School of Law, said the definition of "digital assets" remains subject to interpretation. A key issue is whether what is in the online accounts is "property" with any value. FULL ARTICLE: Bangkok Post
Flipboard sees magazine future in tablet computers
Flipboard chief executive Mike McCue on Monday said the startup's iPad application has been downloaded more than 3.5 million times as tablet computers enable personalized Internet-Age magazines.
"The tablet, and principally the iPad, is creating a totally new kind of consumption experience," McCue said during an on-stage chat at a TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco.
"All these things people have dreamed about are finally happening," he continued. "Technology is finally at a point were it is possible to hold what feels like a magazine in your hand and thumb through it." FULL ARTICLE: PHYSORG
iOS 5 to be installed onto iPhone 5 shortly ahead of release
By: Gary Johnson | September 12, 2011
Recently we told you that iOS 5 had been released to carriers for final testing, and production of the iPhone 5 had begun but were not being packed until iOS 5 was ready. Now today we have news that iOS 5 is to be installed onto the iPhone 5 shortly ahead of release.
Apple are about to release the golden master of iOS 5 to overseas manufacturers sometime between September 23rd and September 30th. This will fall in line for the expected release of the iPhone 5 around mid October. AppleInsider are reporting that Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo told them that both the new iPhone and iPod Touch had gone into full production, and are due to receive the golden master build of iOS 5 by September 30th at the latest. FULL ARTICLE: PR
iPhone 5 release: More evidence points to mid-October
By Chris Smith
Another day, another iPhone 5 release date rumour. This time, reports are claiming that the iOS 5 gold build will be sent to manufacturers in time for a mid-October launch.
A source for MacRumors reckons that hardware builders will receive the master copy of the new operating system in the last week of September, although the reports are far from confirmed. FULL ARTICLE: TECHRADAR
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