Lack of BT
Lack of Bluetooth seems a missed opportunity as the Dect incumbents tend to charge through the nose for it.
I presume its due to BT usally being provided by the radio chip, and dect chips with BT are few and far between.
Shame though.
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have you seen a 3DS?
Someone should tell Nintendo the 80's called and they want their industrial design back.
Seriously I think Ninty see it as an iconic style thats part of the companies unique brand statement. In reality it looks like a cheap chinese OEM import in a world full of iconic looking phones, tablets and PS Vita's.
Bit confused. The cops applied for a warrant but were too late in fixing the tracker to the car?
That doesn't make sense unless you have to apply the tracker on a specific date. Which is madness as long as the warant has be approved the tracking should be valid.
This isn't a blow for civil rights it's just quibbling over procedure.
And how does megaupload differ from YouTube oh commentard?
Same situation lots of copyrighted content but respond to takedown notices but you don't see Eric Schmidt dragged off to court.
This stinks. Either acting as a middleman is illegal for copyright violation is illegal in which case every ISP and site that supports uploads should be shut down or it's not in which case the guy has done nothing wrong.
Whats the definition of big data in this instance? My usual interpretation is Hadoop and its relatives and offspring. But this seems more like a sciencey HPC definition.
Why was there ever any doubt that Linux could handle these loads? Its working for GooHoo and others. Its not as if there are many credible alternatives in this space, unless you count explicit HPC OSes (which Im not doing).
What an odd survey.
The author has for the inkjet business. Their printers are pretty reasonable and are a natural extension of their business. They might not be revolutionary but assuming they are even mildly profitable they are a reasonable step.
In addition we have bought 3 of their wireless photoframes and they are almost unique in the market and work brilliantly enabling the grandparents to see new photos with just an email. They are almost apple like in their ease of use.
Or perhaps you didn't read the article properly.
This is primarily aimed at at situations where the physical network is saturated both in terms of bandwidth and physical connections. If the situation is temporary or short term why on earth would you spend huge amounts of effort reconfiguring several racks when you can create temporary wireless connections?
Physical is faster but it's not necessarily always convenient - that's the scenario this work is targeting.
Your vendor bent the truth. A warrantee or guarantee is in *addition* to your basic consumer rights not instead of.
Regardless of any warrantee they have to comply with the sale of goods act if the item becomes not fit for purpose over a reasonable period of time.
Reasonable period of time changes depending on the item but for electronic or electrical goods a year would be a minimum and courts have ruled in favour of the consumer for period over 5 years!
Know your rights or lose them.
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/sale-of-goods/understanding-the-sale-of-goods-act/your-rights/
I assume this was a uk based reader?
If so sale of goods act applies. Its not clear if the *vendor* was OCZ or someone else. A quick glance suggests OCZ dont retail direct. Therefore its the vendor you should be dealing with.
You contact the *vendor* and if they don't play ball - *as they are legally obliged to* - then a threat from trading standards or small claims court usually sorts them out.
Honestly this stuff isn't rocket science. You don't have to go to the manufacturer - your contract is with the vendor - its ALL their problem - even if the manufacturer has a direct RMA its irrelevant - I make a point of never going down this path.
Don't be fobbed off with anything else - be polite but dont hesistate to go Nuclear if you are not satisfied quickly.
If the product doesnt work you can demand a full refund. If they dont play ball it costs a tenner to lodge a small claims court request.
And also because of the RI issues mentioned. Most OS'es do 1:1 pixel mapping and a desktop in 2048x1536 would be unreadably tiny on an 13-15" screen.
Frankly that Res will be of little functional use on an ipad but be more likely to drive percieved quality rather anything qualatitive.
Did you even read the article before commentarding?
As it says there is a huge difference between FRAND patent aggregators than your standard patent trolls. In fact it can be argued that licensing a pool actually helps protect you from trolls as it makes sense for the pool owner to defend it against random trolls.
But hey don't let thought get in the way of a retarded comment.
Reminds me of the classic Simpsons episode where it shows a UN debate and the Russian Ambassador stands up and shouts "The USSR will not stand for this"
Then he presses a button and Russia's and all the Eastern Europeans countries signs flip over to display USSR again.
Scarily possible with Putin in control.
Wireless finger clip or similar with small pin.
Takes pulse and blood. Wireless comms low power BT.
Either it's disposable or cartridge based.
The drop of blood goes on one or more of those labs on a chip that exist at least in prototype form.
Transmits results to med range smartphone with a diagnosis app plus links to a cloud based expert system like Watson or Siri.
Piece of piss. It could probably test that too.
All the technology already exists the problems are integration time and the expense of of the disposable bits.
Tying up with the GCSE ICT story from yesterday I have fond memories of our IT Studies teacher showing wordwise search and replace by replacing AND with ARSE throughout a document - which was revolutionary technology for young teenage boys!
He followed that by teaching us rude variations on the 10 Hello World 20 goto 20
BBC basic program in the flashing 16 colour teletext modes the Beeb had.
Happy days.
Hysterical much?
There are dozens of companies far more evil than MS who for all their faults make some reasonably good products particularly as we are talking about programming their IDE.
Next time you feel the need to get your pitchfork and shout "burn them" I suggest you point yourself at Armaments, Tobacco and Healthcare companies like PIP.
For all their sins of which there are many MS have rarely if at all hurt people.
I was in the first year of national gcse's the main reason we got great grades was that we had the benefit of at least 1 year of the relevant O level syllabus for some if not all of the subjects. Having done both mock O levels and real GCSE's I can assure you GCSE's were easier.
In practise you had it harder because your year had a syllabus designed to meet the requirements of the GCSE not potentially exceed it like ours.
Totally agree with you on the A* grade though. Don't any of these idiots understand about normalising the scores to a bell shaped curve as they did with my degree exams?
I guarantee that most of the IT guys from my generation the BBC B/Master era were not taught by CS grads we were taught by people with something far more important enthusiasm and passion.
My GCSE teacher raised the funds for his computer lab almost single handedly and was a great teacher.
And how do you separate an approved dealer from a rogue one.
Whilst most cold callers are scum they often do their activities without the knowledge and approval of their suppliers.
Is this a cop out to make the carriers take the fall instead of legislating against the real bad guys?
I'm not a telco fan but this strikes me as a little unfair.
I'm my POS work bb 8360 was good I would seriously consider a BB as my next consumer phone.
Instead as its got an OS and keyboard bettered by my last 2 Winmob 6x handsets - they haven't got a chance.
Having a BB mandated as a corp phone is an upsell opportunity that almost no other vendor has and BB are completely failing to leverage it.
With out re-aquainting myself with the theory ,since its widely quoted as a mechanism for black hole evaporation, then by definition more anti-particles should fall in than particles. Otherwise the BH mass would stay constant.
So Im assuming that Hawking also theorised the mechanism you mention.
The problem is that it just isnt a solution right now.
Like a lot of families we have a pile of electronics that live in the lounge or the bedroom - depending on the time of day. Quite often these end up piled on top of each other when they are not being used.
Ideally I should be able to put my laptop on the charger, then my ipad on the laptop and my iphone on the ipad - and they all charge from the same source.
Then wireless charging would have a unique USP.