Developer interest in Android waning? Oh, please!

I hate studies. No, not that stuff I do at college (though I absolutely hate that too), but rather the alternative dictionary meaning, " to investigate or examine, as by observation, research, etc.". I understand that hate is a very powerful word, and I admit that systematic analysis of data can be a very powerful tool, but the unfortunate issue is that more often than not, the "studies" that gain mainstream attention always, always have a company with something to gain funding it.

Android Phone, Developer interest in Android waning? Oh, please!

Nokia reportedly footing the bill to put Lumia 900s in AT&T employee pockets

. While the launch date has shifted several times over the past two months, BGR reported in January that the Lumia 900 would become available from AT&T at a shocking $99.99 price point - the lowest launch price for a flagship phone in recent history. The handset's release will be accompanied by a marketing and advertising blitz aiming to familiarize the U.S. with Windows Phone, but educating the sales staff at AT&T stores and encouraging them to pitch the handset is a crucial piece of the puzzle that could lead to the device's success.

Boy Genius Report, Nokia reportedly footing the bill to put Lumia 900s in AT&T employee pockets

Apple Details 2010 Patent Negotiations Held With Samsung – Met 4 Times Before Going “Thermonuclear War”

Here’s an interesting story from the guys at TheVerge. We’ve all heard or read about the long, drawn out fight-to-the-death patent lawsuits from Apple and Samsung. It got so bad that we just stopped reporting on them (unless it was a major development/ruling). Well, back when the Apple vs. Samsung lawsuits first hit our desks, we heard from Apple that they actually reached out to Samsung before ever going to court, letting them know of their alleged patent infringement.

Android Phone, Apple Details 2010 Patent Negotiations Held With Samsung â€" Met 4 Times Before Going “Thermonuclear War”

LG Lucid 4G specs confirmed

Looking forward to the LG Lucid 4G. Well, the folks over at Droid-Life managed to get their hands on an image showing off the complete specs of the device and it looks like it's going to be a mid-ranged 4G LTE phone on Verizon's network. The Lucid 4G will pack a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 4″ IPS (800 x 480) Gorilla Glass display, Android 2.3, 8GB of internal storage (no mention of a microSD card slot), a 1,700mAh battery, and of course 4G LTE connectivity and mobile hotspot capabilities. The phone is said to be arriving next Thursday on March 29th, and should be priced in the less than $200 price range.

Ubergizmo, LG Lucid 4G specs confirmed

Chevy Camaro ZL1 production delay could mean very limited 2012 model year

Nearly two weeks ago, we reported news of a "quality assessment" issue with the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 that was holding up deliveries and further production. We checked in with Chevrolet spokesman Monte Doran today to get some clarification on where things stand with the 580-horsepower coupe after being alerted by a reader that Camaro5 forum members with the car on order are growing increasingly frustrated with the delay, seemingly unable to get a clear status update on the fate of their vehicles.

Autoblog, Chevy Camaro ZL1 production delay could mean very limited 2012 model year

Nokia goes bullet time on snowboarders, the '90s wants its culture back (video)

Nokia's been an annual fixture at the Open Snowboarding Championships for a few years. While one gets sponsorship dollars, the other gleans a slice of snow sport cool. At this year's event, Nokia rigged up 18 Lumia 800s to capture the snowboarders' mid-air posturing, recording the video with a specially developed app. After a WiFi hook-up (and presumably a little bit of editing), the result was the montage you can see up top, made from around 100 different videos.

Engadget, Nokia goes bullet time on snowboarders, the '90s wants its culture back (video)

Sony Xperia S headed to Canada on Rogers

Sony is shipping their latest flagship handset to carriers and retailers around the globe, and we can add Rogers in Canada to the list. A picture posted to the Sony Mobile Facebook page gives us as clear an indication as any. Given the timing, the Sony Xperia S should launch on the Canadian network in April.

Android Phone, Sony Xperia S headed to Canada on Rogers

Watson partners with Memorial Sloan-Kettering for some cancer research

Supercomputers at the forefront of medical practice. The notion is by no means a stretch of the imagination. Yet, research of this kind mostly goes unnoticed — that is, unless the computational wizardry handholding these advancements belongs to Jeopardy!'s AI king. That's right, Watson, IBM's bold-face named powerhouse of silicon wizardry, will be made available as a development tool for oncologists at Memorial Sloan-Kettering to deliver “individualized cancer diagnostic and treatment recommendations” derived from the center's case note database.

2DayBlog.com, Watson partners with Memorial Sloan-Kettering for some cancer research

Motherboard makers drop Intel 7 series board prices

A new round of price drops is affecting motherboard makers using Intel's 7 series chipset before it is even officially announced. According to a report by Digitimes, first-tier motherboard makers reduced their prices in an effort to compete for market share. Apparently, the original plan was to raise prices to make up for higher copper prices, but the price reductions may have been necessary as there are fears of slower growth in the motherboard market that typically lays the foundation for a highly competitive phase with price reductions.

2DayBlog.com, Motherboard makers drop Intel 7 series board prices

RIM to hand out BlackBerry 10 prototype smartphones in May

. Research In Motion will give prototype BlackBerry 10 smartphones to as many as 2,000 developers who attend the BlackBerry 10 Jam conference that runs alongside the annual BlackBerry World expo in early May. The handsets will be prototypes that are running “a modified version of the PlayBook OS which will help developers design their apps for the BlackBerry 10 smartphone form factor,” a RIM spokesperson told BGR. The device will not be an early version of a device intended for release, RIM clarified.

Boy Genius Report, RIM to hand out BlackBerry 10 prototype smartphones in May

HTC One X takes stunning photographs

One of the selling points of HTC's upcoming flagship device, the HTC One X is its ImageSense technology (which will be on all of HTC's One phones) and it looks like the Taiwanese company isn't afraid to prove it. HTC has been going on a promotional tour around the world to show off the phone, shooting photographs at each location to show off the quality of the photographs taken and I gotta say it's pretty impressive. The photograph above was shot in France, and you can see for yourself, the details in the photograph are pretty stunning.

Ubergizmo, HTC One X takes stunning photographs

Leica's M9-P to be offered in unicorn-guise, $31,770 and Japan-only

Currently drowning in more cash than sense. Do you also call the land of the rising sun home. Excellent, as we've found the perfect camera just for you: the elusive white variant of Leica's M9-P. Restricted to only 50 units, the unicorn shooter will go on sale come June for a cool 2,620,000 yen (or around $31,770) - a hefty premium over the regular (read: black and chrome) permutations which cost $7,995. Granted those pedestrian versions don't come wielding an insane f/0.95 50mm lens out of the box.

Engadget, Leica's M9-P to be offered in unicorn-guise, $31,770 and Japan-only

Facebook reportedly acquires 750 IBM patents, beefs up its IP profile

You don't take a few shots in the patent wars without gearing up for the next battle: according to a Reuters source, Facebook just armed itself with 750 IBM patents. The library of intellectual property is said to cover a wide spectrum of technology, including semiconductor and search patents. So what's the beef. Well, Facebook could be prepping for a classic countersuit, following Yahoo's recent claims - although it's just as likely to be bolstering its portfolio for investors.

Engadget, Facebook reportedly acquires 750 IBM patents, beefs up its IP profile

Nokia N9 Running Android 4.0.3 Could Be The Sexiest Android Device On The Market [Video]

What do you get when you combine a Nokia N9 and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. You guessed it. The world's sexiest Android device. Thanks to the efforts of a few good devs over on NITDroid, the once Meego running N9 is now headed for the greener pastures of Google's most up-to-date mobile OS. Dubbed “Project Mayhem,” development has finally reached a table enough built to release Alpha Release 1 featuring none other than Android 4.0.3. There's a pretty good list of items not working but as you can see from the provided video below, it actually doesn't run half bad.



Android Phone, Nokia N9 Running Android 4.0.3 Could Be The Sexiest Android Device On The Market [Video]

Coleman Portable Propane Stove Oven

When people get to spend some time outdoors or on camping trips, most would really expect to be “roughing it” out there. But the experience need not all be that crude and primitive all the time, especially when it comes to cooking food or making comfortable shelters at the camp. For the former, some bit of convenience can be offered by the new Coleman Portable Propane Stove Oven. What makes the Coleman Portable Stove Oven a convenient camping appliance is that it offers multiple ways to cook food in the camp. Its heat source is provided by a convenient disposable propane cylinder.

Gadget.com, Coleman Portable Propane Stove Oven

ZTE N910 stops by the FCC with LTE radios

If you're in the market for a new Android smartphone, but you don't want to break the bank, you might be interested to hear that a certain ZTE N910 has recently made a pitstop at the FCC. Hopefully this means that we will be seeing the device hit our shelves soon, but in the mean time, here's what the FCC filing has revealed about the device. In terms of hardware specs, the ZTE N910 will feature a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 4.3" WVGA display, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and LTE radios, although in this case it looks like the radios have been tuned for MetroPCS's LTE network as opposed to the major carriers like AT&T or Verizon.

Ubergizmo, ZTE N910 stops by the FCC with LTE radios

Now is the worst time ever to buy an Android phone

. Android phones have never been as impressive as they are today. They have never been as responsive, as slim or as powerful. Their displays have never been more vivid or more stunning. Their data speeds have never been as fast. Competition is now hotter than ever before in the smartphone market and consumers are reaping the benefits. At its core, each and every new smartphone that launches is an engineering feat that simply could not have existed a few short years ago.

Boy Genius Report, Now is the worst time ever to buy an Android phone

High-res Mountain Lion art could point to Retina Macs in 2012

Apple developers test-driving the latest Mountain Lion (10.8) release may have noticed some higher-res graphics erroneously popping up in "unexpected places," such as the double-size phone icon that appears alongside an audio chat invitation in Messages. One such dev reported his findings to Ars Technica, as you can see evidenced in the graphic above. This mild slip-up could imply that Apple plans to release Macs with high-density displays later this year, or, at the very least, that Mountain Lion will be Retina-ready.

Engadget, High-res Mountain Lion art could point to Retina Macs in 2012

Verizon's shared family data plans coming soon according to leak

. A screenshot obtained by PhoneArena seems to confirm that Verizon is in the advanced stages of development for its long-awaited shared family data plans. Speaking during a UBS conference in December, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam said the company may roll out shared data plans in 2012.

Boy Genius Report, Verizon's shared family data plans coming soon according to leak

Apple's iPhone tops BlackBerry in RIM's own backyard

. Research In Motion has been delivered a another blow from Apple and the iPhone in the company's home country of Canada. Bloomberg, in conjunction with IDC, on Thursday reported that RIM's BlackBerry smartphone line shipped 2.08 million units in Canada last year, compared with 2.85 million iPhones shipped by Apple. In 2010, BlackBerry sales topped the iPhone by half a million units, and in 2008, a year after the iPhone's debut, RIM outsold Apple by almost five to one. “For RIM, in its home market, to lose that No. 1 position to iPhone is strategically important,” said Paul Taylor, a fund manager at BMO Harris Private Banking.

Boy Genius Report, Apple's iPhone tops BlackBerry in RIM's own backyard

Sony Tablet P and Tablet S will get Android 4.0 ICS updates in April

Launched in the second half of 2011 with Android 3.2 Honeycomb on board, the Sony Tablet P and Tablet S are now really close to getting official Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich updates. According to a press release issued today by Sony Japan, the two tablets will taste ICS starting late April. The update will bring other (not ICS-specific) enhancements, too, including the ability to take panoramic photos, and "Small Apps" - a feature that allows users to launch new apps on top of already running applications (like Google Maps, or YouTube).

Unwired View, Sony Tablet P and Tablet S will get Android 4.0 ICS updates in April

Opera's TV browser strides into Berryville, population one

The lips of Intel's PR team have barely delivered the final superlative about its new Berryville set-top silicon, and already software houses are confirming support. In this case it's Opera, who has been quick to announce that its TV-based WebGL browser plays nice with the new Atom Media Processor CE5300 (to give it its full name), which given Opera's cross-platform proliferation, isn't surprising really.

Engadget, Opera's TV browser strides into Berryville, population one

AT&T Lists 10 More Devices to Get Ice Cream Sandwich, Including the Motorola ATRIX 4G

The HTC Vivid received an upgrade to Android 4.0 earlier today, but AT&T isn't keen on keeping quiet about the rest of their Android stable. They've announced 10 more devices will receive Android 4.0 in the coming months. I highlight the Motorola ATRIX 4G because it was one of AT&T's first dual-core and 4G phones, and it's a bit dated. While we know the hardware is more than capable, sometimes devices are updated based on user-base or how long it's been out. It's good to know AT&T didn't take age into consideration for the ATRIX 4G.

Android Phone, AT&T Lists 10 More Devices to Get Ice Cream Sandwich, Including the Motorola ATRIX 4G

Consumer Reports finally posts Fisker review, finds litany of owners suffering from bad Karma

You can buy a bunch of information for $107,000. Consumer Reports is learning all sorts of things about the Fisker Karma now that it has purchased one for testing, only to have it die with less than 200 miles on the odometer. After 48 hours in the dealer's repair shop – under warranty – the car is back in the CR fleet and is starting to get put through its paces.
With that public breakdown making waves, CR discovered that lots of Karma owners have been reporting their own issues with their new and expensive plug-in hybrids.



Autoblog, Consumer Reports finally posts Fisker review, finds litany of owners suffering from bad Karma

Google Voice for Android Update Fully Integrates With ICS Dialer

Google's just pushed a very nice and useful upgrade to Google Voice in the Google Play Store. The application will now integrate with your dialer so you won't have to leave your missed calls list to check voicemail. New voicemail from a particular call will show up to the right of it and you can play it right there. It's a great feature that does even more to make the Google Voice experience more seamless than some carriers' own visual voicemail services. They've also added the ability to slow down messages (for catching a phone number or address) and speeding up messages (for getting through a long voicemail).

Android Phone, Google Voice for Android Update Fully Integrates With ICS Dialer

Subaru BRZ, Scion FR-S fuel economy numbers bubble up on EPA site

Small, rear-wheel drive, manually shifted coupes can be exciting, no. Fun and zippy to drive, and because of their tighter dimensions and lower weight, they tend to be easy on the gas, right. Well, in the case of the Subaru BRZ and the Scion FR-S, maybe not as much as we'd have hoped. Sure, they have smallish 2.0-liter four-cylinders and six-speed manual transmissions, but their hunger for gasoline is just average. Official EPA fuel efficiency numbers are in, and the BRZ and FR-S with manual transmissions net 22 miles per gallon city and 30 highway on premium fuel.


Autoblog, Subaru BRZ, Scion FR-S fuel economy numbers bubble up on EPA site

Linux kernel 3.3 released with merged Android code and more

The latest refresh of the Linux kernel, 3.3, is now available, and the second release of 2012 brings with it the long-awaited merging of code from Google's little side project. While that is particularly interesting to developers looking to boot Android or run apps on the stock Linux kernel (FYI: optimized power management and other infrastructure that didn't make it this time will arrive in the next release, 3.4) and represents a resolution to the issues that kept the two apart for so long it's not the only new feature included. There are improvements to file systems like Btrfs, memory management, networking, security and much, much more.

2DayBlog.com, Linux kernel 3.3 released with merged Android code and more

Sprint and HTC send out invites for an April event

Could the rumors about the HTC One X arriving on Sprint be true. Sprint has just sent out invitations to the media for a “collaboration event” between it and HTC. The event will be taking place in New York City on April 4th. While the invitation seems pretty vague, it does feature some sort of shape in the background resembling a misshapen X (or a T) which seems to hint at the HTC One X.

Ubergizmo, Sprint and HTC send out invites for an April event

Build Your Own Twin-Lens Reflex Film Camera

Last year, I reveiwed the Minox Rolleiflex MiniDigi AF 5.0 “tribute” camera (see related products links at the bottom) that reminded me of the old Imperial Reflex 620 Duo camera my mother had owned.  I was very disappointed in the tiny, low-res images captured by that almost $300 toy-like camera.  If only ThinkGeek had the Recesky Twin Lens Reflex Camera Kit then, I could have saved a lot of money and had a real, working, film camera.  With the Recesky kit, you spend about an hour to build the camera.  It has a fixed 1x125 sec shutter speed and focuses at 50cm to infinity.  Just like the original twin lens reflex camera, you

The Gadgeteer, Build Your Own Twin-Lens Reflex Film Camera

Writers accuse Apple of eBook piracy

. Three separate lawsuits have been filed in China on behalf of 12 writers who claim Apple is selling unlicensed versions of their works in its iBookstore. Apple is accused of selling 59 unlicensed works in total, and the three suits seek a combined $3.5 million in damages. Apple has not denied the allegations, though the company did say that it responds to intellectual property complaints quickly. “As an IP holder ourselves, we understand the importance of protecting intellectual property and when we receive complaints we respond promptly and appropriately,” Beijing-based Apple spokeswoman Carolyn Wu told the Associated Press.

Boy Genius Report, Writers accuse Apple of eBook piracy

Deal of the Day – 22″ Planar PX2211MW 1920 x 1080 LCD Monitor

Thursday's LogicBUY Deal is the 22″ Planar PX2211MW 1920 x 1080 LCD monitor for $129.99.  Features:  height adjustable stand, swivel, pivot, tilt, vibrant colors, crisp text, and incredibly fast response time. $239.99 – $110 coupon code = $129.99 with free shipping. This deal expires March 28, 2012 or sooner.

The Gadgeteer

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techcrunch, Deal of the Day â€" 22″ Planar PX2211MW 1920 x 1080 LCD Monitor

Toyota increasing Prius C production to meet high demand at home and abroad

When we last asked Toyota representatives about the production capacity of the 2012 Prius C, we were told the company's Iwate, Japan plant could make up to 30,000 units each month. That sounds like a lot, but Toyota is currently sending just 20 percent – 6,000 a month – to the United States. Back in December, when the car went on sale in Japan, the company received 120,000 orders in the first five days it was on sale. As we noted last week, Toyota also sold 1,200 Prius C units in the first three days it was on sale in the States.

Autoblog, Toyota increasing Prius C production to meet high demand at home and abroad

Toshiba LT170 tablet confuses the market

It would be interesting to sit in on a Toshiba meeting, especially when the tablet department meets. Why do we say so. For starters, here we are with the Toshiba LT170 tablet, where this particular tablet does not boast of any high end specifications that make it drool worthy, in fact, it more or less deserves to be in the mid-range to entry level pile, and yet Toshiba has decided to slap a €299 (that ought to translate to around $400 after conversion) price tag on it – which would certainly allow you to pick up something with a higher premium in the open market.

Ubergizmo

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mrnom, Toshiba LT170 tablet confuses the market

Angry Birds Space Is Now Officially Available For Android

This is the moment I’ve been waiting all night for. Angry Birds Space is now officially available for Android devices. I’m sure by now you know the drill. This new version of the game offers an all new gameplay mechanic that introduces varying gravitational pulls into the mix, as you fling your Angry Birds in outer space and rain feathery balls of death upon the glutenous pigs.
The game comes in either free, paid for 99 cents (no ads, Amazon only), or HD versions. Currently, only the free regular version is available on Google Play. I’ll update this post with the appropriate links once they become available.



Android Phone, Angry Birds Space Is Now Officially Available For Android

Unlocked Galaxy Nexus On Sale For $460 In White or Silver [Good Gawd]

If you've been eyeballing the Galaxy Nexus for either T-Mo or AT&T, you might want to get your tail-end on over to DailySteals right now. The daily deals online retailer currently has a brand new, unlocked, 16GB Galaxy Nexus for only $460. That's about $290-off the normal retail for the phone. And yes, it was a deal so good, not even I could pass it up. It's true. As I've mentioned in numerous posts in the past, I haven't been too happy with Sprint in my area and don't see getting better anytime soon (quite the contrary, it's actually gotten worse).


Android Phone, Unlocked Galaxy Nexus On Sale For $460 In White or Silver [Good Gawd]

Western Digital unveils new My Passport portable hard drives, upgrades visa to 2TB

Sure, six terabytes of storage might seem like hot stuff, but Western Digital's stackable MyBook Thunderbolt Duo drives aren't exactly portable. Lucky for you and your massive photo, music and film collections, WD's My Passport drive just crossed the 2TB border. At $250, this USB 3.0 storage sanctum claims to be the first — and so far, only — portable hard drive to break the two terabyte mark.

2DayBlog.com

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itband, Western Digital unveils new My Passport portable hard drives, upgrades visa to 2TB

People are having trouble charging their new iPads, do you?

Folks around the internet are reporting that the new iPad's battery isn't charging when it's pushed to its hardware limit. The culprit. Could be the giant freaking battery Apple shoved down the iPad's pants. There are multiple threads on the official Apple forums and at MacRumors talking about the issue. It seems that the iPad just isn't charging with its 10W charger or in some supposedly-supported USB 2.0 ports. But why?

The issue stands up to basic common sense: If the new iPad has the same battery life as the older models, but needs a 70 percent larger battery to achieve that, it's got to suck more juice.

2DayBlog.com, People are having trouble charging their new iPads, do you?

Watch Nissan's crazy DeltaWing racer test at Sebring

Nissan took the new DeltaWing racer out for a quick parade lap at Sebring last week. The funky-looking car wasn't exactly tackling each apex at competition speeds, but the demonstration suggests development is on the right path. Nissan says the design weighs half as much as a typical competition vehicle and has half the aerodynamic drag as well, making it far more efficient. Likewise, the car requires less power to maintain the same level of performance (Nissan has fitted the DeltaWing with a turbocharged, direct-injection 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine).





Autoblog

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Ads within Android apps found to consume 75% of the app's power

A team of researchers from Purdue University and Microsoft have made a rather starling discovery. It seems apart from being obnoxiously annoying, those pesky ads that pop-up within your Android apps are actually taking up to 75 percent of the app's total power consumption. This result was found with the help of an energy profiler named EProf that can analyze the power consumption of a device by monitoring each and every app.

GSM Arena, Ads within Android apps found to consume 75% of the app's power

Citroën DS6 concept spotted on Parisian streets ahead of reveal?

The Citroën DS6 Concept may have slipped out ahead of the showcar's planned debut later this year. What is believed to be the big DS was seen lounging on the streets of Paris during a recent photo shoot, and while initial photos like the one above show the car covered by a well-placed cloth, new shots from L'Automobile have come out that show the concept in its entirety. The massive alloys shown above look to be the same as the ones we've already seen poking through the lens-flare-riddled teasers.

Autoblog, Citroën DS6 concept spotted on Parisian streets ahead of reveal?

Chrome surges past IE market share for the first time

Chrome was estimated by StatCounter to have held 32.71 percent of the browser market on Sunday, while IE declined to 32.48 percent and Mozilla was at 24.88 percent. Chrome is a so-called weekend browser that is stronger on Saturdays and Sundays than during week. In contrast IE loses market share on weekends. The most popular browser version was Chrome 17 with 29.51 percent. IE9 was a distant second with just 15.6 percent.

2DayBlog.com, Chrome surges past IE market share for the first time

Apple could sell 12 million new iPads this quarter, analyst says

. Apple announced on Monday that the company had sold a record 3 million new iPads since Friday's launch. With Apple's new tablet set to become available in 24 additional countries starting at 8:00 a.m on Friday, March 23rd, a number of analysts are expecting solid sales to continue. UBS analyst Maynard Um believes that Apple could move 12 million new units in this quarter alone, AllThingsD reported on Tuesday. “Apple has sold ~750,000 new iPads per day since launch on Friday,” Um said in a note to clients.

Boy Genius Report, Apple could sell 12 million new iPads this quarter, analyst says

Virgin Mobile USA service restored

Virgin Mobile USA has announced via their Facebook page that service has been restored after an outage that began yesterday evening. Data, texts, and calling should all be in working order for subscribers. For those still experiencing issues Virgin recommends a battery pull and device restart.

Android Phone, Virgin Mobile USA service restored

Brammer Choisit La Plateforme De Gestion De L'information Produit De Stibo Systems Pour Renforcer Son Leadership Sur Le Marche

Grâce à STEP, le référentiel produits (PIM) de Stibo Systems, le principal distributeur de produits et services industriels (maintenance, réparation, révision) peut développer de nouvelles gammes de produits dans toutes ses filiales européennesParis, France, le 21 mars 2012 - Stibo Systems, la société de solutions et technologies de gestion de l'information stratégique™, a annoncé aujourd'hui que Brammer plc, basé à Manchester UK, le principal distributeur européen de pi&

Press Release Distribution, Brammer Choisit La Plateforme De Gestion De L'information Produit De Stibo Systems Pour Renforcer Son Leadership Sur Le Marche

Swedish Cable Operator Leverages Calix for Advanced Broadband Services

Köpings Kabel-TV serves local residences and businesses with Calix fiber and copper access solutions LINKÖPING, SWEDEN – March 21, 2012 – Calix, Inc. (NYSE: CALX) today announced that Swedish service provider Köpings Kabel-TV AB (Köpings Kabel) is leveraging the Calix Unified Access portfolio to deliver advanced broadband services to its subscribers.

Press Release Distribution, Swedish Cable Operator Leverages Calix for Advanced Broadband Services

Lone Voice David Penn Delivers Paper Railing Against Current Fad: ‘Neuromania’

On March 21st David Penn will deliver his paper at Research 2012 (the Market Research Society annual conference) decrying the current trend for explaining every aspect of human behaviour in terms of the brain. Penn, managing director of Conquest Research is fast living up to his growing reputation as the scourge of the (neuro) snake oil salesmen” as dubbed by fellow researcher and author Mark Earls.

Press Release Distribution, Lone Voice David Penn Delivers Paper Railing Against Current Fad: ‘Neuromania’

HGI Taipei Open Forum to Encourage Service Provider and Manufacturer Discussion

Home Gateway Initiative to host open summit on technology for the digital home 19 March 2012 The Home Gateway Initiative (HGI), the world’s leading organisation for setting service provider requirements for the digital home, will host an open forum with the Taiwan technology community on next directions for home networks and services on Tuesday 27 March.

Press Release Distribution, HGI Taipei Open Forum to Encourage Service Provider and Manufacturer Discussion

JuiceTank iPhone Case

The JuiceTank is a unique iPhone case with an integrated wall charger, allowing you to plug your phone directly into any outlet. The wall charger folds flat to provide maximum portability. Made of a high grade polycarbonate, the case also features a micro USB port, so you can charge and sync your iPhone with a micro USB cord. Additionally, there is also a soft touch rubberized finish to protect your iPhone from bumps.

TechFresh, JuiceTank iPhone Case

2012 Formula One World Championship kicks off with Australian Grand Prix [spoilers]

Today is the day that racing fans have been looking forward to. The cars have been unveiled, the drivers announced, the calendar confirmed and everything is in place. Today is race day.







Autoblog, 2012 Formula One World Championship kicks off with Australian Grand Prix [spoilers]