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Hungry? Just hit ‘print’ 3-D food printers could revolutionize the way we make meals. Take a look at the variety of foods — from chicken nuggets to carrots — that can be printed.
A look at 3D printed food.
HTC must alter chip in One smartphone to avoid Nokia patents
Nokia has put the HTC One into hot legal waters once again – first the HTC One was infringing on Nokia HDR microphone tech and HTC had to remove those, now it turns out the aluminum-clad droid has borrowed some wireless tech from Nokia without asking too.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the International Trade Commission (ITC) has made a preliminary ruling on September 23 that HTC has infringed to two radio patents held by Nokia that help improve transmission and reception for calls.
HTC is working with Qualcomm (which provides the chipsets and modems for the One) to find another way to get the signal boost. The two companies have until around January when the ITC will look at the matter again – if HTC and Qualcomm haven’t found a fix until then, a number of HTC handsets might be in trouble.
It's not clear yet what models outside the One will be affected, but the rumors about the One Max point to it having the same chipset.
source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/02/htc-nokia-radio-patent-dispute/
The Korean manufacturer’s marketing team has taken an unorthodox approach towards boasting about the camera of its flagship. LG employed a chicken named Lizzy to help it better explain the optical image stabilization of G2’s shooter.
The ad is as helpful as it is hilarious. It is focused on the bird’s natural ability to keep its head leveled regardless of the motion its body makes. Apparently, Lizzy wearing a helmet with an action cam attached to it works much like the OIS of the fine 13MP snapper LG G2 packs.
Your Own Holographic Chef!
Who wouldn’t want Gordon Ramsey to scream at them while crafting their cooking skills?! The Humaleon system brings the top chef and other favorites directly into the user’s very own kitchen with a holographic system that the user can interact with. Get skill-building tutorials, recipes, and step-by-step instructions in this entirely new experience. Better yet, you can share with friends and meet other wannabe master chefs with an online portal with rankings and recipe sharing! Designer: Teerapol O-charoen (via Humaleon - Holographic Kitchen Assistant by Teerapol O-charoen » Yanko Design)
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Nokia still working on Android phone, won’t cancel until November.
Over the weekend New York Times and The Verge reported that before they decided to sell mobile business to Microsoft, Nokia was working on a cheap Android phone codenamed “Mountain View” as a “Plan B” – if they failed to break through with Windows Phone.
Today Chinese site and Weibo account CTechnology, with a pretty good track record of China based smartphone leaks, has more details about this cheap Nokia Android.
The device, based on Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 8225Q chip, was being developed and tested by Nokia’s Beijing based R&D team, and was already at somewhat advanced prototype stage. In fact, before the announcement of sale, Foxconn has already manufactured and delivered a batch of more than 10 000 prototype Mountain View units.
And now for the most interesting part. Mountain View development hasn’t stopped just yet. Foxconn is still making more of them, Beijing based Nokia R&D teams are still working on it, and the project will not be cancelled until/if Nokia shareholders approve Microsoft deal at General Meeting in November.
Though the likelihood of Nokia mobile business buyout not going through is extremely low, stranger things have happened. And with tensions between Nokia and Microsoft surfacing already, nothing is guaranteed 100%, until it finally happens.
So there still might be a teeny-tiny hope for all of you who pined for Nokia Androids, and felt that Microsoft deal was the betrayal of everything Nokia stood for.
First strike: How tech's superpowers could start an ecosystem war!
Wargames, mutually assured destruction, and the coming battle to control your digital life
WE ARE IN THE MIDST OF A COLD WAR BETWEEN THE LARGEST TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES IN THE INDUSTRY.
It’s a war for ecosystem territory, in which companies are vying to keep users within their own lands and making small but strategically important incursions on the peripheries of other players. The ecosystem war between Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook has largely become a war of attrition with limited asymmetric vulnerabilities. With a few exceptions, these entities have engaged in standard strategies like lock-in and made some limited encroachments into each others' territory. However, the relatively "cool" nature of the war should not blind one to the possibilities of more aggressive tactics.
Google said to be working on an AirPlay alternative for Android and Google TV
Apple’s AirPlay is a fantastic feature. You connect your Apple TV and then you just beam content from your iOS and OS X device wirelessly with no setup required. It just works. Unfortunately, it just works on Apple’s devices.
Google is now said to be working on a similar feature for it’s own set of products, namely, Android and Google TV. Unlike Apple’s version, however, Google’s service will be open and will allow other software and hardware vendors to implement it in their products.
There is not much known about it at this point but once launched you should be able to beam content from your Android device to, say, your Google TV or a standard TV connected to something like Nexus Q. I’m not sure why Google is bothering with this, though, as they recently included Miracast support in Android 4.2, which pretty much does the same.
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The Mobile Industry Finally Creates a Good Device for Ladies, The Oppo Ulike 2!!
You think you feel something in your teeth, and your on that special date you’ve been waiting for! What do us ladies do? We try to smile, but without showing teeth, as we quickly dig through our purse. What are we looking for? Our compact mirrors so we can put our anxiety to rest before we make ourselves look like a fool in front of the guy we’ve been dreaming about the past 2 weeks! Well, it may not be exactly like that, but you get the picture. So many beautiful devices out there, but what phones out there are more for the ladies of technology? We’ve had the HTC Rythme and Samsung La Fleur, but nothing really has blown up for those of the feminine population. Today, this all changes! There have been several attempts to draw more ladies to smartphones by making devices more “lady like” so to say. Unfortunately, it’s all been a flop. Today Oppo and Chanel Lipstick give ladies a reason to rejoice. They have created the Oppo Ulike 2, which comes to us with a more “woman-focused” approach. The best feature to this device? It comes with a 5 MP FRONT FACING camera! If you look at most phones today that have been released, not many of them have anything higher than a 2 MP front camera, so this device will already gets huge waves of attention. Oppo has created this high-res front camera with two things in mind. To give ladies a quick mirror (when those first date anxieties arise). It provides a higher up camera with an app. First, let’s touch on how this can be used for a compact mirror, because I gotta say I’m intrigued. The camera has what everyone is familiar with as a “Preview Mode.” This turns that big 4.5 inch screen into a mirror! Fascinating, however I can do that with my Galaxy Nexus too, BUT my Galaxy Nexus doesn’t have a 5 MP front camera either. This can enable ladies to leave that compact mirror at home, and let’s face it, as women we always have our phone, and we are always on it, right? Well at least I am anyways. What better way to make it look less obvious while your on your date right? “Well I’m just gonna check my Facebook quick…” while secretly using the preview mode on your Ulike to check to make sure you are food free in that beautiful smile. The design of the Ulike 2 isn’t too bad either, of course I’m not a fan of the square design, but it’s definitely considerable. How about the camera options? This advanced front camera provides a great opportunity for “self portraits,” or at least that is what Oppo says. The camera app then provides nice filtering features like: Dermabrasion Whitening Face-Lift Eye Enhancement So it gives those self portraits those finishing touches before you send it to that special someone before the next date ;-) Those aren’t the only things either interesting about the Ulike 2, how about video conferencing? Even though video conferencing isn’t too popular on the mobile phones, it would have to be pretty good on the Oppo Ulike 2 I would think. The Ulike 2 comes with a 4.5 inch screen, but incredibly compact. The screen bezel is just 2.2 mm! Wow! This is supposed to help those ladies do “one handers.” It would seem that Oppo really has thought this device through. Not all the specs have been fully released, but “Chinese media” has confirmed the device is being worked on as we speak. The feature specs so far for this device are: 4.5-inch 540×960 touchscreen 8 MP rear camera 5 MP front camera 1 GB of RAM 16 GB of built-in storage space Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich The processor is still unknown at this point. Judging from the specs it would seem like a really decent phone! However, I would feel that this device would be more appropriate for the teenage generation and possibly some young ladies as well. It’s not a device that jumps out at me, but I’m not your typical lady either. What do our readers think about this device? Do you think it will be a popular win with the ladies?
U Transfer USB stick eliminates the need for using a computer as a medium to transfer information from one stick to another. It is equipped with a display that is hopefully a touchscreen, and has a slot at one end to hook up another stick. File transfers promise to be easy, and I can imagine myself using this stick at live blogging events.he U Transfer USB Stick also features an OLED display. It is a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production.
Just as expected, at the Slush conference in Finland today, Jolla has introduced its Meego-powered Sailfish OS for the very first time. The new mobile operating system will be open-source, and will be designed for use in various kinds of devices like smartphones, tablets and smart TVs. Not much has been explained about the OS itself, but at least the company has taken the time to put a short video together, highlighting some of the key concepts of the platform. According to Jolla, one of the main virtues of Sailfish will be the seamless multitasking between truly running apps, the ability to interact with mini versions of the apps directly from the homescreen (kind of like widgets), as well as effortless personalization. The SDK of the new platform is now available and can be found using the appropriate link below. Apparently, Jolla intends to manage Sailfish as an open-source project, hoping to form a community of developers who would participate in the development of the OS. Jolla has used the occasion to announce that its open to collaboration with many different chipset vendors, with ST Ericsson's NovaThor SoC already supporting Sailfish. This actually comes to suggest that the first Sailfish devices may be designed to hit more affordable price-points. Unfortunately, there's still no information when the first devices using the operating system might hit the market.