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Submission + - New Research Shows Phones May Use Magnets To Transmit Data (theverge.com)

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @10:16AM

An anonymous reader writes: Researchers at the University of Oulu in Finland have been successful in transmitting data using the magnetometer that is usually found in various smartphones. The device they used to perform this experiment was the Nexus 4 from Google. The experiment is still a work in progress but holds tremendous potential if it can be developed as a protocol.

Submission + - New Research Shows Phones May Use Magnets To Transmit Data (gadgetizor.com)

Submitted by dkd903 on Monday July 07, 2014 @09:16PM

dkd903 writes: Researchers at the University of Oulu in Finland have been successful in transmitting data using the magnetometer that is usually found in various smartphones. The device they used to perform this experiment was the Nexus 4 from Google. The experiment is still a work in progress but holds tremendous potential if it can be developed.

Submission + - Samsung Ends Plasma TV Production – Nov 2014 Last! (gadgetizor.com)

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday July 01, 2014 @09:11PM

An anonymous reader writes: The Samsung PNF8500 will be the last Samsung Plasma TV to have been made ever! Panasonic had already discontinued manufacture of Plasma TVs last year even though it had showcased a 152-inch huge Plasma TV earlier that year in CES. Samsung will continue its manufacturing of plasma materials but end the plasma panel production.

Submission + - LG Launched 77 inch 4K Curved TV (gadgetizor.com)

Submitted by dkd903 on Thursday June 26, 2014 @08:51PM

dkd903 writes: LG has announced two high end smart televisions in the UK market – these are 77 inches and 65 inches each and have OLED displays.

Submission + - Samsung Galaxy Glass Coming In Sept 2014 - Cheaper Alternative to Google Glass (gadgetizor.com)

Submitted by dkd903 on Monday January 27, 2014 @10:36PM

dkd903 writes: Well well, the words seem to be finally out from some unknown Samsung executive about the possibility of a Google Glass clone and that too at a much much cheaper price unlike the current $2000 price tag of Google Glass.

Submission + - APPLE IOS IN CAR DASHBOARD – LEAKED PICTURES (gadgetizor.com)

Submitted by dkd903 on Tuesday January 21, 2014 @08:48PM

dkd903 writes: We have come across a bunch of pictures across a website of iOS interfaces whose resolution gives us a feeling that it is what may be considered as iOS for Cars or iOS in Car Dashboards.

Submission + - Nokia Normandy Nokia's First Low-Cost Android Phone; Launching in 2014 (gadgetizor.com)

Submitted by dkd903 on Tuesday December 10, 2013 @09:26PM

dkd903 writes: Nokia has been working on a Android based low-cost mobile phone for their Asha series smartphones. You can think of the Nokia Android OS just as the way Amazon has customised Android for their own use in the Amazon Kindle HD tablets.

Submission + - Chromoting Android App: Remote Desktop For Android Phones & Chrome Browser (digitizor.com)

Submitted by dkd903 on Friday July 19, 2013 @06:09PM

dkd903 writes: The chromium team at Google has started working an unique app called the Chromoting Android App using which you can access another user's Android Device screen and the system pretty much like the Chrome Remote Desktop app which is meant for the Chrome Desktop browser.

Submission + - Motorola Mobility Shuts Down India, Europe Business (gadgetizor.com)

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dkd903

on Sunday November 25, 2012 @01:51PM

dkd903 writes: "This might come as a shocker for all Indian and European consumers of Motorola handsets, but it is true – Motorola Mobility has officially pulled out of India and European countries. Motorola says on the website that the company is streamlining its business and support systems and unfortunately will longer have a dedicated website for India and Europe. Motorola Mobility was acquired by Google almost a year back."

Submission + - Android 4.2 "Key Lime Pie" Spotted In Android Developer Console (digitizor.com)

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dkd903

on Tuesday October 16, 2012 @12:41AM

dkd903 writes: "Android 4.2 "Key Lime Pie" is the most — awaited next version of Google's Android mobile operating system. Although we have not heard or seen much about the Android 4.2, but it looks like Google sure is testing Android 4.2 "Key Lime Pie" internally.

Well, this is not a rumor as we have happened to spot Android 4.2 in the Android Developer Console for one of the Android app which we have developed."

Submission + - Fedora Linux Replaces GNOME With MATE (digitizor.com)

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dkd903

on Tuesday July 31, 2012 @12:18PM

dkd903 writes: "In what could be called as a major blow to the GNOME foundation, The Fedora Linux team has decided to get rid of GNOME 2 in the upcoming Fedora 18 linux OS. GNOME 2 will be replaced by a new Desktop Environment (DE) called the MATE. However, users need not worry much about this new Desktop Environment — MATE as it happens to be a fork of the original GNOME project."

Submission + - Microsoft's Largest Cloud Deployment - 7.5 Million users (openmarkets.in)

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dkd903

on Friday April 13, 2012 @09:59AM

dkd903 writes: "All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in India and Microsoft Corporation announced today that AICTE is deploying Microsoft Live@edu over the next three months to more than 10,000 technical colleges and institutes throughout India. The cloud deployment will expand students’ access to high-quality technical education and collaboration."

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by dkd903 on Monday March 19, 2012 @05:56PM (#39407691) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: What are your top work-from-home tips?

Make sure you do some exercises daily!

Submission + - Linux kernel 3.3 Includes Android Code (digitizor.com)

Submitted by

dkd903

on Monday March 19, 2012 @05:22PM

dkd903 writes: "The new version of the Linux kernel called Version 3.3 which was to be released about a week ago, has finally come out with some interesting and useful features. The most important of these is the availability of the Android kernel code along with additional feature upgrades for networking and processing architecture support."

Submission + - Is Google Facing the Beginning of the End? (cio.com)

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bdcny7927

on Monday March 19, 2012 @04:49PM

bdcny7927 writes: "The annals of tech history are littered with one-time high-fliers that have either dropped off the map or limped away. Is Google the next Sun or Yahoo? CIO.com's Rob Enderle identifies the common errors that have pushed great companies into a downward spiral, and offers advice for Google to avoid following that sad pattern."

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