tisdag 8 januari 2013
Contacts for my different emails are getting all mixed up
I have 4 different gmail accounts. 1 personal and 3 for different organizations that I volunteer for. They all have different contact lists. ...
Apple rumored to release cheaper iPhone in 2013
This certainly isn’t the first time we’ve heard of such a rumor, but it’s back and ready to get people to speculate yet again. The Wall Street Journal is claiming that 2013 is the year of a cheaper iPhone, which will sport a less-expensive body, perhaps being made out of tough plastic instead of a Read The Full Story
BlackBerry 10 Experience Forum kicks off in February starting with Toronto
Over he past few months we've seen BlackBerry employees traveling the world to show and tell folks about BlackBerry 10. Now, with the launch event happening on January 30th, there are no signs of that slowing down. In fact, all of that was just the beginning really especially for those in the Enterprise sector. The BlackBerry 10 Experience Forum kicks off in February starting in Toronto and will cater to those looking to know more about how BlackBerry 10 can fit into their business portfolio. read moreCrackBerry.com's feed sponsored by ShopCrackBerry.com. BlackBerry 10 Experience Forum kicks off in February starting with Toronto
BlackBerry 10 Experience Forum kicks off in February starting with Toronto
Over he past few months we've seen BlackBerry employees traveling the world to show and tell folks about BlackBerry 10. Now, with the launch event happening on January 30th, there are no signs of that slowing down. In fact, all of that was just the beginning really especially for those in the Enterprise sector. The BlackBerry 10 Experience Forum kicks off in February starting in Toronto and will cater to those looking to know more about how BlackBerry 10 can fit into their business portfolio. read moreCrackBerry.com's feed sponsored by ShopCrackBerry.com. BlackBerry 10 Experience Forum kicks off in February starting with Toronto
Netflix announces ?Super HD? and 3D streaming for select ISPs
Netflix (NFLX) on Tuesday announced new enhanced streaming options for users on select ISPs. Following a series of rumors that suggested as much, Netflix has confirmed the availability of “Super HD” streaming ? which is simply Netflix’s branding for 1080p content ? and 3D video streaming. Both services are available immediately with a huge caveat: only Netflix subscribers with Cablevision or Google Fiber Internet service have access to the new content. For those lucky subscribers, Super HD and 3D content is accessible using a number of devices including�the Wii U, compatible Roku players, the Apple TV, Windows 8 PCs and select smart TVs and Blu-ray players.�Netflix’s full press release follows below. Netflix “Open Connect” Delivery Network Gains Widespread Global Acceptance
Burglar breaks into Microsoft, steals only Apple products
A buddy of mine sent me this link from Google+ user Joshua Anderson. It's a clipping from the Palo Alto Daily Post about a break-in that occurred on Microsoft's Mountain View campus early this month.
Despite Microsoft's offices being presumably filled with the best MS tech on the planet, the thieves instead chose to steal only five Apple iPads that were in the office. As the paper notes, no Microsoft products were stolen.
Who knew that even burglars could have good taste?Burglar breaks into Microsoft, steals only Apple products originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Mon, 07 Jan 2013 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Source | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Despite Microsoft's offices being presumably filled with the best MS tech on the planet, the thieves instead chose to steal only five Apple iPads that were in the office. As the paper notes, no Microsoft products were stolen.
Who knew that even burglars could have good taste?Burglar breaks into Microsoft, steals only Apple products originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Mon, 07 Jan 2013 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Source | Permalink | Email this | Comments
CES 2013: Fitbug launches the Orb, for tracking sleep and activity via iOS
Photo: Engadget
Whatever you do, don't confuse the Fitbug with its similarly titled competitor, the Fitbit -- we accidentally did so at this week's CES Unveiled event, and the company's rep gave us a stern correction. In our defense, it's easy to mix the two up: They obviously sound similar, and they perform similar tasks, both tracking health and calorie consumption via a Bluetooth app. But Fitbug's new Orb unit hopes to do even more than the popular Fitbit -- not only will it track calories burned through the pedometer, but it will also measure sleep (presumably by noting when you're laying down and going inactive).
The Fitbug will hook up with any iOS device, and can deliver data through a continuous stream, set data to be kicked out at certain times or follow your directions through a Push mode. The unit can be worn around the wrist, clipped on or connected to a necklace attachment. The Orb is available now from Fitbug directly, for a price of £45 (or US$73).
The company has also introduced a line of Bluetooth enabled scales this week called the Fitbug Wow, that will also track your progress and share it across to a series of iPhone apps. That information can also be browsed through on the website, to mingle up with whatever data you've collected from the Orb. The scales will be out in March, and can be bought for either £70 or £100 ($114 or $163, respectively), depending on whether you buy the packaged Air activity tracker as well.
Engadget has a gallery of each device here.
There are already a number of solutions out there for activity tracking like this, but Fitbug is throwing its hat into the arena with a passion. We'll have to wait and see, as the year goes on, if one of these solutions can fight its way up to the top.
CES 2013: Fitbug launches the Orb, for tracking sleep and activity via iOS originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Mon, 07 Jan 2013 20:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Source | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Whatever you do, don't confuse the Fitbug with its similarly titled competitor, the Fitbit -- we accidentally did so at this week's CES Unveiled event, and the company's rep gave us a stern correction. In our defense, it's easy to mix the two up: They obviously sound similar, and they perform similar tasks, both tracking health and calorie consumption via a Bluetooth app. But Fitbug's new Orb unit hopes to do even more than the popular Fitbit -- not only will it track calories burned through the pedometer, but it will also measure sleep (presumably by noting when you're laying down and going inactive).
The Fitbug will hook up with any iOS device, and can deliver data through a continuous stream, set data to be kicked out at certain times or follow your directions through a Push mode. The unit can be worn around the wrist, clipped on or connected to a necklace attachment. The Orb is available now from Fitbug directly, for a price of £45 (or US$73).
The company has also introduced a line of Bluetooth enabled scales this week called the Fitbug Wow, that will also track your progress and share it across to a series of iPhone apps. That information can also be browsed through on the website, to mingle up with whatever data you've collected from the Orb. The scales will be out in March, and can be bought for either £70 or £100 ($114 or $163, respectively), depending on whether you buy the packaged Air activity tracker as well.
Engadget has a gallery of each device here.
There are already a number of solutions out there for activity tracking like this, but Fitbug is throwing its hat into the arena with a passion. We'll have to wait and see, as the year goes on, if one of these solutions can fight its way up to the top.
CES 2013: Fitbug launches the Orb, for tracking sleep and activity via iOS originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Mon, 07 Jan 2013 20:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Source | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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