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May 30

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Samsung has quietly announced to provide 50 GB free Dropbox storage offer to its Galaxy Tab 2 series tablet models for twelve months. Samsung’s Promo page states that the patrons who purchase new Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (P3100) and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 models gets 50 GB free Dropbox storage for a year. These users are simply required to sign-up or login within the Dropbox app and continue to exploit it till 12 months from the day of login/sign-up.

Following the footsteps of HTC, now Samsung had entered in to exclusive partnership with Dropbox and thus announcing the free 50 GB storage for its Galaxy S III smartphone a while back. The identical limited time offer has now been extended to the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 tablet models in addition and only with trial period of 1 year.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 gets free 50 GB Dropbox storage

Those who by the 7-inch display bearing Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 and 10.1-inch display bearing Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 get 48 GB free additional storage on top of the free 2 GB for a year. after the promotional period for a year ends, the storage might be automatically downgraded to two GB but a further free 3 GB storage could be available to those tablet owners.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 gets free 50 GB Dropbox storage

Dropbox currently offers 50 GB storage at a $100 annual charge so those users who really want it may well purchase the storage amount after their twelve months of free storage trial period gets over.

This offer comes in all countries where Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (P3100) and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 are being sold. However, this offer seriously isn’t available in China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan or Syria.

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Plus the death of e-ink?, how rural fibre is advancing a metre at a time, the view from Saturn and more

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But [Scott] Widdowson is a specialist. He’s one of 10 reverse-engineers working full time for a stealthy company funded by some of the biggest names in technology: Apple, Microsoft, Research in Motion, Sony, and Ericsson. Called the Rockstar Consortium, the 32-person outfit has a single-minded mission: it examines successful products, like routers and smartphones, and it tries to find proof that these products infringe on a portfolio of over 4,000 technology patents once owned by one of the world’s largest telecommunications companies… in the last two months, Rockstar has started negotiations with as many as 100 potential licensees. And with control of a patent portfolio covering core wireless communications technologies such as LTE (Long Term Evolution) and 3G, there is literally no end in sight.

Dispiriting. (Thanks @modelportfolio2003 for the link.)

We have taken the T. E. Lawrence Studies website offline, because anonymous analytics cookies – used to understand how visitors use the site so that we can make it work better  – do not comply with EU privacy law. This law has now been implemented in the UK (though not, according to media reports, in some other parts of the EU).

And that’s after reading the ICO’s updated advice on cookies.

Ignore the “iPad mini” meme (which has been around since roughly the day after the iPad launched), and there’s some interesting thinking here on whether eInk devices have a long future or not. Basically, if they can’t do more than just display books, then likely not – because most people don’t read enough books to need a dedicated reader.

The big question is whether TouchWiz legitimately adds to the Galaxy S III or if Samsung would’ve done users more of a service by delivering untampered Ice Cream Sandwich instead. There’s no doubt that Android 4.0 marked a vast improvement in native UX over earlier iterations, and we’re big fans of ICS’ simple UI too. Third-party reskins inevitably lead to delays in OS upgrades – and Samsung has a mixed track record for that anyway – while users new to the skin generally have a steeper learning curve.

On the flip side, those coming from an earlier Samsung device should be able to dive straight in, and will probably find at least one or two improvements in the Nature UX that work to their advantage. It’s the cleanest version of TouchWiz so far

Even so, he seems equivocal about its plastic-ness.

Our minimum shareholding in B4RN is £100, and that is too much for some people, and we have been asked if we could allow smaller donations. We had a think, and we put a donate button on the site where you can donate anything you like, from a pound or a dollar to a million…

Then, during a conversation with Ken Fallon on a radio podcast the idea of sponsorship was born. The plan so far, is that for a donation of £5 you can sponsor a metre of our fibre duct. in return we put your name on a metre of duct and take a photo of it. Your metre of the B4RN network with your name on it will be buried on a Lancashire upland farm for posterity, and your generosity will enable another metre to be laid in our community network.

Getting high-speed internet to the rural north, literally a metre at a time. What’s really needed is for Ed Vaizey to change the ludicrous charging tariff on fibre so it’s economic to lay and light it.

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has been orbiting around Saturn and its various moons since 2004. in that time, it’s collected thousands upon thousands of awe-inspiring images of the ringed planet and its satellites.

Sequence put together not by Nasa, but by a science-loving geology student, Nahum Chazarra.

After the fourth or fifth time of being hammered after an article appeared in Google News, I finally discovered a pattern I should have seen earlier. Our access logs were full of requests from many different IP addresses asking for the same page repeatedly within a few seconds. that in itself wasn’t unusual for traffic generated by Google News, but more peculiar was the user-agent identifier — that’s the bit of text a browser sends that tells a server what its maker and version are.

Lots of traffic from Google News, but not all of it driven by humans.

“One of the chief drivers for phablets is the amount of time people use their smartphones for web browsing, reading articles and newspapers on the go, or simply navigating their journeys,” says senior analyst Joshua Flood. “The larger screen sizes make a significant difference to the user’s experience when compared to conventional-sized touchscreens between 3.5 to 4 inches.” Additionally, new phablet-styled devices provide an attractive two-in-one device proposition and are beginning to see the competition between these larger smartphone form factors and smaller media tablets (less than seven inches).

Phablets are defined as having a touch screen size between 4.6 to 5.5 inches. Global shipments for phablets will increase by a factor of 10 in 2012 from 2011.

So there are two predictions there, one which we can know about within about 10 months, and another that will take rather longer. Suspect that Asia is going to be a primary market for them, though headphones with a mic mean the “giant phone” thing isn’t a problem for calls.

Google’s 7-inch Android tablet is real — it’s even being passed around inside the Googleplex.

That’s what I’m hearing from Googlers who have seen the device. Backing up what’s been rumored for months on CNET, Digitimes and other sites, I’m hearing that this device is aimed squarely at Amazon’s Kindle Fire (which runs Amazon’s tailored version of Android). It’s likely to start in the $200 to $250 range, have a higher resolution screen, and perhaps a camera.

It’s not aiming to compete with the iPad, the article says. but at that price, can it be profitable? Amazon has a strategy: make up hardware losses through content sales. What’s Google’s?

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Apr 14

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It is barely a year since Apple unleashed its original iPad, a game changing device in the world of mobile computing. now the tablet is strongly established as a niche product: smaller in comparison to a laptop or netbook but bigger than a smartphone. The Apple iPad may not have been the first tablet device though it was the one which renewed the format for the mobile Internet age.

Now, 12 months later on with the original iPad a runaway success, but with other manufacturers getting in on the act in bigger numbers, Apple has released the iPad 2. The excitement and expectation concerning this new model has been remarkable, so in this piece we’ll take a look at what the new iPad brings to the table, and whether it is smart for owners of the old model to go for an upgrade immediately.

Whenever Apple launches a new, upgraded version of one of its products, you can be sure the new model will struggle for something clearly different in design compared against its previous version. this is how Apple uses design to excite desire for its products. while there's always technical advancement, at the same time appearance and style are utilised by Apple to distance the new release from the old and make what was ‘new ‘ 1 or 2 months back appear ‘old hat’.

Bearing this under consideration, the new iPad 2 is amazingly familiar from the old model. To be fair, when it comes to the tablet it might be tough to reinvent the wheel; having mentioned that, the new model is markedly thinner and swisher than the original. there is also a curve to the fringe of the new unit that gives it a different feel in the hand. Besides being thinner than the 1st iPad, the new model is also lighter, by 80 grams.

Heading off to the technical specs, if we compare the old iPad with the iPad 2 we can see that there have been some big enhancements made. The new unit gets power from an A5 twin core 1 GHz processor chip, which is effectively twice as speedily as the single core A4 chip in the old iPad. The iPad 2 has 512 MB of RAM, again twice that of the first generation iPad. Also on the positive side, the iPad 2 features an upgraded graphics engine that is maintained to be nine times faster than the prior version. From the other perspective, the iPad 2 screen is the same (1024×768 pixels) as that on the old iPad, so there isn't any improvement there.

A significant step forward with the iPad 2 is in its supply of 2 cameras: a rear-facing cam for video and still capture, and a front-facing VGA cam for video chats. by contrast the original iPad had no camera of any kind. another improvement with the iPad 2 is its in-built gyroscope that detects whether the unit is being held horizontally or vertically. this feature hopes to counteract a vexing bias of the old iPad to display photographs or pages at the incorrect alignment if the unit was moved suddenly.

As you might expect, the reinforced hardware of the iPad 2 makes for quicker processing and smoother show of some kinds of material. Straightforward web-browsing, utilizing the supplied Safari browser, does not seem that different but video playback is unquestionably somewhat smoother. nonetheless one displeasure is the camera quality. The resolution is not that great, either for capture of video and stills, or for the quality of video talks. this is a little surprising given the better specs of the cameras on the iPhone 4. From the other perspective, a tablet like the iPad is not truly an ideal size or shape to use as a camera. Perhaps the organization's analysis shows that buyers use the iPad chiefly to peruse the net and as an e-reader, and so there was no point in over-specifying the gizmo.

One more thing we need to mention is the issue of Adobe Flash support. In common with the diverse iPhones and previous iPad, the iPad 2 doesn't support Flash, so any internet sites dependent on this technology (and there are a considerable number of them) won't display on the iPad. Some websites, for example Google’s various sites, offer HTML5 versions as an alternative to Flash, but lots of other web sites do not so these will not be viewable at all on the iPad 2.

In conclusion, we shall try to reply to the twin questions of whether you must select the iPad 2 over another tablet, and also whether existing iPad users should replace their machines. with regard to other capsules out there right now, the chief contender looks to be the Motorola Xoom. if you put the iPad 2 up against the Xoom, in our humble opinion the Xoom. comes out slightly on top. The display is crisper and brighter, and the Motorola is better stipulated all round. From another standpoint, the iPad is smaller and lighter, which is an advantage, even when performance is not quite as good. Naturally, the other major difference is the interface. The Xoom is an Android gadget and Android has accelerating numbers of fans. The flexibility and flexibility of the Android OS is definitely bigger than that of the Apple iOS, but to this day many individuals, especially those already used to Apple devices, like the smoothness of the Apple interface.

If you presently own an iPad, you are probably wondering whether or not to upgrade. if you're the kind of person who has to get the latest and best, and for whom the cost is not a concern, then yes, you need to go for it. The iPad 2 has an improved, swisher case and a markedly zippier performance. You'll certainly see a speed difference matched against the old model. on the other hand, if you have only recently bought the iPad, you might take comfort in knowing you've an glorious product and enjoy it for what it is. unless you are desperate to be current, you should perhaps wait for the iPad 3, or for a reduction on the iPad 2, which may probably come at some point when this brand spanking new product has been on the market for a bit.

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Here’s good news for workers at smaller companies: More bosses are thinking about buying employees a new iPad just as Apple is rumored to be unveiling a new, higher-resolution version of the popular tablet.

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That is according to a new survey of small businesses – those with fewer than 1,000 employees – by NPD Group, a business research firm. Some 73 percent of the small firms surveyed say they plan to purchase tablets over the next 12 months – up 5 percentage points from NPD’s previous quarterly survey. nine in 10 firms surveyed say they will maintain or increase their previous spending on tablets.

When small businesses are making plans to purchase tablets, the iPad is the most frequently considered brand, Stepehn Baker, vice president of industry analysis at NPD, said in a statement. “The iPad, just as it is in the consumer market, is synonymous for ‘tablet’ in the business market,” he said.

The small business urge to buy iPads comes as Apple is rumored to be about to roll out two new models of the popular device. for example, the website DigiTimes predicts that two new versions of the iPad will be released in January. other reports place the release later in the first quarter of 2012. Apple does not comment on future products. But the rumor mill expects the new tablets to have a more powerful processor, a higher-resolution screen, and a more capable camera.  

Whatever the precise nature of the next iPad, the NPD survey found that the bigger the firm, the greater the likelihood it plans to buy employees an iPad or other tablet over the next 12 months. at firms with fewer than 50 employees, 54 percent had plans to buy workers iPads. at companies with 501 to 999 employees, nearly 90 percent of those surveyed said they intended to buy tablets in 2012.

Although more small companies plan to buy workers tablet computers in 2012, not every employee will get one, of course. at the smallest firms – those with fewer than 50 employees – the average company planned to spend just $1,912 on tablets, the NPD survey found. With iPads ranging in price from $499 to $829 depending on configuration, only a handful of workers will have the latest electronic toy courtesy of their employer. at companies with up to 999 workers, the average planned expenditure on tablets is $38,749. NPD did not release the number of survey respondents, and its data were collected in September, the firm said.

“Businesses of all sizes appear to be determined to capitalize on the tablet phenomenon,” NPD vice president Baker said in his statement.

A separate study of larger companies released in may by Model Metrics showed iPads gaining traction at larger enterprises. That study found 72 percent of firms had iPads in use, even though many of the companies had not formally deployed the tablets through their IT departments. in April, when the survey data were collected, only 22 percent of the survey respondents had formally deployed iPads, but 78 percent planned to do so by the end of 2013.  

Tablets made by electronics companies other than Apple figured in corporate plans. But the iPad is the most likely brand to be adopted, the Model Metrics study found, with 83 percent of companies that plan to deploy tablets citing that brand. The next most common brand is the BlackBerry PlayBook, cited by 19 percent of companies that plan to deploy tablets. 

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It absolutely was back in November 2010 right after we first took an in-depth analyze the Android tablet laptop alternatives for your Apple iPad, and to be truthful we all weren’t really that impressed with some of them. the new Motorola Xoom, alternatively, guarantees to alter all in which. the Xoom will be the initial tablet to attribute the most up-to-date Google Android 3. 0 ‘Honeycomb’ Running Program, and was the ideal of Show winner for your 2011 Customer Electronics Display previously this season. But how does what some already are calling the first Android-powered tablet that deserves being taken significantly stack up against the newest iPad 2 which usually we also recently reviewed you’ll come to DaniWeb with some blended inner thoughts? Let’s obtain out…

I just like Android 3. 0 Honeycomb and I just as the Motorola Xoom, and when it absolutely was released on on the market final 12 months in immediate competition alongside the original iPad then my dollars along with my advice of wherever to spend yours would are already firmly using the Xoom courtesy around the cameras, the superior world wide web searching client combined with additional processing strength. But does that still maintain real considering that the second generation iPad is out there, finish with cameras along using a lot additional processing electrical strength alone?

Possibly the most crucial part in the Xoom will never be the hardware, or maybe the particular applications, but somewhat the THE GW990. Android 3. 0 Honeycomb will be the first model of Google’s Android os that comes correctly optimized regarding tablet units. What meaning, naturally, is that the Xoom is absolutely the first right Android tablet in regards to the market. getting applied fairly a whole lot each prior model of the Android OS over a whole host of tablet gadgets, there’s no doubt by any ensures that Honeycomb raises the sport into a completely diverse league. this in fact feels as though a tablet now, rather a super-sized smart-phone. I was particularly enamored considering the ‘widgets’ that perform so seamlessly and provide an practically desktop-alike expertise on the tablet which is each peculiar, cool and handy simultaneously. the widgets even stack together with every other to preserve display true estate which can be good.

Great is also a phrase I might use to explain the Xoom online browsing customer that may without delay appeal to anybody this is a fan of the Google Opera browser client, sharing a number of the appearance like tabbed searching. the addition of thumb manage is amazing as it lets you accomplish the most typical features necessary during browsing, this kind of as opening tabs or proceeding amongst pages, simply by placing your thumb on the edge of the screen and with a curved menu overlay.

Okay, just what exactly about the all crucial optimized regarding tablets Android OS? Perfectly, Mobile 3. 0 Honeycomb can multitask improved compared to the iPad, in actual fact certainly I must say i should say it can multitask in place of task-switch and depart it with that. Honeycomb is maybe slightly puzzling to skilled Android people, with issues such as the particular hardware ‘home’ and ‘back’ control keys being replaced with virtual ones for instance resulting in it taking several receiving employed to, but this will not be a challenge for newcomers for the OS obviously. What will be described as a situation for everyone, and will come in stark contrast on the the apple company iOS encounter, was the comparable instability (error messages and cold Acer Aspire 5920 battery? )? I seasoned combined with Xoom. the micro SD storage card slot won’t perform the job out of the box both, despite the fact that that might be enabled sooner or later inside upcoming by a technique up-date it presents the impression of your product rushed out previous with it is seriously completed.

In fact, everything left me feeling that there was clearly nevertheless an update or two needed to the Android 3. 0 Honeycomb OS prior to maybe it’s polished sufficient to take across the iPad 2 and iOS face to face within a fair fight. Conversing which, Apple nonetheless has the edge in terms of applications: whether or not you will end up seeking leisure apps, productiveness applications or simply just displaying off apps the Xoom struggles to have effectively tablet optimized ones inside of number that Apple can. Stretched apps will never be good to use, and definitely not on the little or else great hunting hardware just as the Xoom.

The Xoom comes using a 10. 1″ WXGA display in which manages an iPad beating decision of 1280 x 800. which does necessarily mean additionally it is a little larger and heavier compared to the iPad 2, and it could be the supplemental body weight that was biggest to me. the Xoom weighs about 1. 6 lbs compared to at least one. 3 lbs for your ipad tablet 2, and after holding them for your short while you do notice it. Just as additionally you detect how glossy the Xoom screen is, I signify it is super-glossy in just a negative perception which impacts terribly on the capacity to work with the point in immediate natural light or any shiny light supply being truthful. not that I disliked the display, basically I believed it absolutely was very amazing and I treasured the added measurement and resolution on the iPad 2. But when you will end up not likely to be staying indoors and working together with the Xoom mainly in the daytime, very well, that reflectiveness will wear you down genuine swift My partner and i reckon.

Motorola has not built identical error as Apple and skimped inside the digicam top quality dedicated to the Xoom. Neglect about people puny iPad 2 0. 3MP and also 0. 7MP snappers, the Xoom offers up a front working with 2MP digital camera and a rear dealing with 5MP a single. Now that’s additional like that, particularly when you add the particular auto-focus and dual-LED flash in to the blend for the much better from your two devices.

With regard to sheer processing grunt although the Xoom impresses with a NVIDIA Tegra a couple of Dual Core 1GHz processor in addition to 1GB RAM. which implies in which anything loads promptly, and works smoothly. But then precisely the identical might be reported of the iPad 2 your new dual-core A5 processor to be able to play with. the iPad 2 only are certain to get 512MB of DRAM even even though, but it is really adequate to generate the tablet 2 times as swiftly because the unique iPad and apparently several 9x a lot quicker in terms of graphical output.

My honest thoughts and opinions is that we could not inform significant amounts of distinction amongst the two tablets in terms of firing up apps after which basically utilizing them, nor when it came to general day-to-day OS discussion. the Xoom felt equally since quick and, without the need of holding run any in-depth benchmarks (your typical consumer cares far more about true environment usage than labs-based benchmarking to get fair), that is really quite definitely all that matters. the two iPad 2 as well as the Xoom managed to squeeze decent battery lifestyle from the hardware, but I would give the edge to Motorola with this one being the right side of 12 hrs on the full charge if the iPad 2 could ‘only’ care for about 10 hours.

The Xoom also has every one of the onboard sensors you’d probably depend on from a high-end tablet this kind of as accelerometer, digital compass, background light, gyroscope and GPS concurrently as 1 you would possibly not in the form of a barometer. I’m not fairly sure why you could choose to measure air stress with your tablet, but I am specified there are going to be an app for that prior to lengthy.

It is really impossible to test like for like exactly in terms of pricing on the Xoom against the iPad 2 as you can find so many variables of specifications, network contracts and so on. Nonetheless, approximately talking in relation to potentially the most comparable with the 2 the Xoom will operate out much more highly-priced, but only just a tiny so amount might be not the very best metric in terms of selecting concerning the two. In regards to appearance, the search is always more likely an extremely subjective thing yet I do not assume there does exist very much aesthetically amongst probably tablet. Think is a tad extra goal, but in this instance the two are fairly much on the particular par for construct quality and also inside hand comfort.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab must be crying in a corner today as the Motorola Xoom is the new and undisputed King regarding Android tablets, bar none. If approached from your purely spec-by-spec perspective then you’d need to conclude that the Xoom was King of most tablets: equal in many parts but superior in certain this type of as screen and camera answers, oh and in many situations a micro USB slot. yet as any gadget lover can verify, specs aren’t the be all and conclude most of a product. it can become how individuals specs merge inside of overall consumer knowledge that concerns, and that is where by I need to confess I think the iPad 2 gets the all crucial edge. I mean, Okay therefore the Xoom has stereo speakers as opposed to a single 1 but the sound quality isn’t different, to my ears in any case, in the iPad 2 generally usage. the Xoom screen is greater resolution but created pointless exterior in immediate sunlight as it is way far too reflective. the particular cameras are way better, when you need to have them, but the OS which claims much even now appears being a little tough throughout the ends. so for now, my income remains while using the iPad 2 irrespective of my own reservations.to find out more about the benefits of this article you can visit only in our best tinnitus miracle and Commercial air filters

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