Showing posts with label stops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stops. Show all posts

Friday, April 12, 2013

Xbox SmartGlass nabs Android update, now supports 7-inch or larger tablets, stops screen sleep

Xbox SmartGlass nabs update, now supports 7inch or larger tablets, alwayson Experiences


Microsoft's SmartGlass for Android app has just hit version 1.5 thanks to a fresh update on Google Play. The app, which lets users control their XBox via a smartphone or tablet, will now be optimized to work on 7-inch and larger Android tablets. Other new features include an (unfortunately-worded) "always-on" Smartglass Experiences state, which actually just prevents your handset or slate from sleeping while they're running, along with bug fixes and "numerous design and usability improvements." We'll have to give it a further play to see if there's anything juicy buried in the latter, but meanwhile, you can grab it at the break.


Source: Google Play

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Lenovo IdeaTab A1000-F stops by the FCC

Lenovo IdeaTab A1000F stops by the FCC


Lenovo's an old hand at this device-releasing lark, so it's no surprise to see the IdeaTab A1000-F hitting its mark at the FCC, just in time for the Q2 launch that was pencilled in back at MWC. The budget-flavored slate comes with a 1.2GHz dual-core chip, 16GB storage, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 LE. There's no word on pricing yet, but we imagine that even newly unemployed Julius Genachowski can afford to pick one up with his final week's salary.


Source: FCC

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Large Hadron Collider stops for two years of tune-ups, goes out on a high note (video)

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Large Hadron Collider goes silent for two years of repairs and retrofits

We've long known that the Large Hadron Collider would need to take a break, but that doesn't take the edge off of the moment itself: as of Valentine's Day, the particle accelerator has conducted its last test for the next two years. The giant research ring will undergo sweeping repairs and upgrades that should should give it the superconducting connectors needed to hit the originally planned 14TeV of combined collision energy, versus the 8TeV it's been limited to almost since the beginning. CERN's machine arguably earned the downtime. After a rough start, it went on to produce rafts of collision data and healthy evidence of the elusive Higgs boson. If you're still down, think of the hiatus as doing us a favor -- it postpones any world-ending disasters until around 2015.


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Friday, December 28, 2012

Pebble smartwatch stops by FCC, tries to prove it's not vaporware

Pebble smartwatch stops by FCC, tries to prove it's not vaporware

The Pebble smartwatch missed its original September target ship date. Then, it failed to ship in time to stuff stockings this holiday season. And, while we've seen them in person and the company claims a release is imminent, you'd be forgiven for being a bit skeptical. But there is reason to hope: the connected wristwear has officially received a thumbs up from the FCC. What's more, the e-paper timepiece gets the full teardown treatment and comes complete with an owners manual. There's no surprises here, but if you're the impatient type, there should be a few things to keep you occupied until the next delay.

Filed under: Wearables

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