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Saturday, April 14, 2012
Robert Doisneau Google doodle marks centenary of his birth
Loder1899's Range Rover Evoque Horus gets wide
Intel's Ivy Bridge Launch Hints of Refreshed MacBook Pro
Google CEO Reveals Android's Tablet Future
The People vs. Apple
New targeted Mac OS X Trojan requires no user interaction
Nokia Answers Lumia 900 User Complaints with Software Update, Bill Credit
Next Gen Nissan Trucks Still Years Away
Nissan had hoped a new Titan would be on the market by now, but Chrysler‘s bankruptcy and subsequent Fiat takeover caused a deal on the next-generation Titan to break down. The Japanese automaker had its design and engineering team working on a Nissan-branded Ram 1500 but unfortunately that will never see the light of day.
Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 get 1st custom ROM with interop unlock
HTC Golf: First Press Shot
5 Ways to Put LinkedIn to Work for Your Business
Intel targets Ivy Bridge processors at Windows 8 tablets
2014 Infiniti G IPL Reported with Twin-Turbo 530-HP V6
Late-night poll: Do you use, or want to use, the FM radio feature?
I get why people use it. It's subscription free, doesn't use data, and has a bigger selection of music that you could ever hope to have in your personal cloud or on the phone itself. Maybe the best reason I've ever heard is that it's great for listening to the news while on the treadmill at the gym. The other side of the coin -- wired headphones suck, radio stations suck, commercial music sucks, etc. People have just as many reasons why they don't use it as those who do use it.
Canon EOS-1D C and C500 shoots 4K videos
ProfLT 10.4
Nokia says fixed flagship smartphone software bug
Friday, April 13, 2012
Acer rumored to be working on Windows Phone 8 QWERTY slider
Lexus LFA II Rumors: Twice the Car, Twice the Price
When compared to its performance rivals that figure seems downright excessive. After all, for $225,000 you can land a Ferrari 458 Italia or for $90,000 there’s the Nissan GT-R. Then again, at this level you’re paying as much for exclusivity as for price and with just 500 units ever made, and the fact that the LFA is undoubtedly Japan’s first ever supercar, the automaker had no trouble finding buyers.
Exclusive Executive Caddie app heading to Nokia Collection?
Executive Caddie is a popular golf app on the Windows Phone Marketplace, and rightfully so as it's quite simply gorgeous. Functionality includes highly accurate golf course database, on-course GPS and scorecard functionality (for up to four golfers). Reviews have been positive from users and it has been with us since the beginning (released in December 2010). Microsoft has reportedly given the developers the nod with eligibility for a "Showcase App" promotion. It would seem as though Nokia has caught wind of this positive aura.