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Thursday, August 1, 2013
PSA: Windows Phones to lose Google Sync activation on August 1st
Windows Phone users who want to use Google Sync for contact and calendar integration had better act quickly: today is the last day that they can link their handsets to the service before Google pulls the plug. From August 1st onwards, Google Sync will only work on a given Windows Phone if it's already configured. The GDR 2 upgrade keeps syncing alive through CalDAV and CardDAV support, although many users could go without that support for some time -- to date, Americans can only see the OS refresh on the HTC 8XT, Lumia 520, Lumia 925 and Lumia 1020. If you're not in that group and miss the Google Sync deadline, you'll just have to sit tight while Microsoft finishes rolling out the GDR 2 update this summer.
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
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Samsung rumored to have two hi-res Android tablets on the way
It has just been a little over a month since Samsung announced a slew of new devices at its Premiere event and already word is circulating as to what the company has planned for the coming weeks. Hardware rumor source evleaks gives a glimpse of two new devices that could very well be the highest resolution Android tablets in the market to date.
The SM-P900 is rumored to be running on Samsung?s new Exynos 5 Octa chip and boasting a resolution of 2560?1600 on a 12.2-inch display. It also comes with the Wacom-powered ?S Pen? stylus, suggesting that it could be part of the Galaxy Note family of devices. If proven true, the P900 will be Samsung?s largest Android device, if one doesn?t take into account the recently announced ATIV Q, an Intel-based tablet/laptop hybrid that runs both Windows 8 and Android side-by-side.
The second device, the SM-P600, also sports a similar 2560?1600 resolution but on a smaller 10-inch display. And unlike the P900, the P600 is rumored to be running on a quad-core Snapdragon 800 CPU, giving it clock speeds of up to 2.3 GHz. There is also no S-Pen stylus included with the tablet. The size of the tablet suggests that it could be a successor to the Nexus 10, which sounds reasonable considering the recent announcement of the new Nexus 7, which is manufactured by rival company ASUS.
Like many rumors, there is no word on when these devices would be revealed. However, it is likely that Samsung will time the announcement with the IFA consumer electronics trade show in Berlin next month.
VIA: Android Central
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BringMeThat.com now delivers in Pennsylvania Because You're Fat ...
BringMeThat.com is less than a year old and already it?s on solid food and it is offering delivery not just to the big mean cities, but the suburbs and the Alabama part of Pennsylvania as well:
While national companies such as Seamless and GrubHub offer this type of service in Philadelphia, they don?t offer it in places like State College and Erie. BringMeThat has said it wants to drive traffic to local restaurants in all size areas.
Co-founder Jason Liang was raised in a suburb of Cleveland, and like us in the northern sprawls that spilled out of Philadelphia, it was ?hard to find out who actually will deliver to your address. I felt this was a problem not only for me, but for anyone who doesn?t live in a big city? A quick search by city shows that of BringMeThat?s 1999 restaurants in PA, 344 and 175 are in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh respectively. That means that means 1480 of them are scattered about the state and while we admit that eclectic food delivery was a gold starred item on our, ?Why do you live in the city RGPCL?* and iron clad evidence in support of our ?indignant elitism of city living?s urbane comforts? argument, as a suburban kid at heart, we can?t help but have slightly warmer cockles at the very idea of this idea.
Go ahead and tool around the site. Our quick look has anecdotally revealed that it seems slightly more user friendly and perhaps even a bit less costly than Seemless?s page. And yeah maybe as a Philadelphian we will no longer have 24 hour samosa delivery to hold over your suburban head, but today, while walking our dog we rebuffed a sparsely tooth gentleman seeking coins of ours. As we parted he thanked me for ?nothing? and then insisted in a forceful tone that we ?Enjoy your next meal.? You can?t get affability like that in the burbs, now can you?
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Talking with Dr. Oz about Israel, Islam and lust
I?m sitting on the plane to Israel with Dr. Mehmet Oz, his wife Lisa, his kids, my wife Debbie and three of our nine children.
It?s Mehmet?s first ever visit to the Jewish state and we?ve been talking for almost eight hours straight.
We?ve discussed the Middle East, Israel, Turkey, Judaism, Islam, Christianity, evolution, sexuality, jealousy, and especially my new book, Kosher Lust. I decide to interview him.
Are you excited about your first visit to the Holy Land?
I love exploring places I?ve never been before, but this takes it to a whole new level, the honor of visiting the holy land. It?s difficult to understand the challenges and opportunities we face in the world without understanding the Middle East. I?ve been to the surrounding countries, including my parents? homeland of Turkey, and Jordan, Egypt and Cyprus. But it?s fun to come to the very center of it all.
And what?s the essential reason, aside from my driving you crazy about it for years, that you?re coming to visit Israel?
My family and I are visiting Israel, the ancestral homeland of the Jewish people, in an effort to better understand the source of the universal Jewish values that have so positively impacted on the world and the place from which they stem.
Given that Israel is a controversial country, and you are a mainstream American TV host with a worldwide audience, were you concerned about being pulled into political controversy?
As a healer I would love to contribute whatever I can to ease suffering of those caught in the current conflicts. So I don?t mind the risks entailed in this trip. Nevertheless, my primary purpose is to examine our shared values which holds huge potential to helping people make sense of what is going on in the Middle East.
When you say ?our? shared values, whom do you mean?
Jews, Muslims, Christians, all of us. The values that all of us pray will be held by our children as they build a better future.
You are arguably, given the global reach of your TV show, the world?s most famous non head-ofstate Muslim personality. What does that mean for you in terms of your close friendship with the Jewish community and your first visit to the Jewish state?
My close bond to my Jewish friends offers a huge opportunity to tell the story of how we can all thrive through the wisdom of others. My father, who is a surgeon, was trained by the top Jewish physicians in the world who had fled Europe during the Second World War. They passed their wisdom to him and he shared this knowledge to later generations of surgeons of every belief, including myself. Those of us blessed to be part of a heritage this rich have an obligation to serve as the ballast of the ship of society which is currently traveling into troubled waters.
Speaking of ships in troubled waters, you are also one of the Turkey?s most famous celebrities even though you are an American who lives in New Jersey. Can you address some of the recent tensions between two peoples who have heretofore been close strategic allies?
?The symmetry of Israelis and Turks dwarfs any differences. I speak for many in Turkey who treasure our long friendship with Israel and remain optimistic that there is a path for reconciliation based on our shared values.
What similarities, if any, do you see between Judaism and Islam?
Very similar traditions, theologies and rituals. Of all our shared values, the most important to me, as a healer, is that ?If you don?t nurture yourself, you cannot share your health with others.? We need to love ourselves so we can love our fellow human beings.
What are your thoughts on the Arab-Israeli conflict?
I often think we?re arguing about crumbs rather than focusing on building [a] bigger pie. There?s so much opportunity that I see throughout my travels in the Middle East, and the biggest resource by far are the people. Not the oil, or the land, but the people.
You recently met Dr. Miriam and Sheldon Adelson when you were all honored by our organization This World: The Values Network, for promoting universal Jewish values. After I interviewed you and Lisa on stage and you said you had not visited Israel, they immediately offered to make the trip possible. What is your impression of them?
I appreciate their passion in getting friends of the Jewish people to visit Israel, myself included. I am incredibly impressed by their intellect, generosity and wisdom. I spoke to Dr. Adelson at length about her vision for changing how we help troubled youth around the world. She wants to invest in kids because they are our future and always will be. I look forward to visiting her addiction clinic in Tel Aviv where she helps people who have fallen prey to addictive behavior as they try and cope with the challenges of life. I applaud Mr. Adelson for being wise enough to marry such a wise woman and brilliant physician. And by the way, Sheldon?s not so bad himself.
Why have you and I spent most of the plane trip talking about my upcoming book on lust?
As I watched your wife Debbie fall asleep as she read the final draft of your newest book, I could not help...but to ask why you, Shmuley, think that love is the death of marriage, and has to be replaced by lust? I?m intrigued to learn about how so many of us have lost the true sense of eroticism in healthy, sustained, monogamous relationships. And I speak as someone with 28 years of a track record in that area.
Debbie still hasn?t awoken from the book-induced coma. She follows your advice that it?s best to use natural remedies for sleep. But if you want to find out more about the book, Mehmet, you?re going to have to buy it. It?s not included in the price of the flight.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, ?America?s Doctor,? and Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, ?America?s Rabbi,? appeared live last night at the Jerusalem Press Club, alongside humanitarian Natan Sharansky, to discuss the values needed for a Middle East renaissance.
Kosher Lust is slated to be published in November. Follow Rabbi Shmuley on Twitter @RabbiShmuley.
Source: http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Columnists/Article.aspx?ID=321433&R=R1/
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Check out this Game Boy emulator running on a Google Chromecast
Google?s Chromecast media-streaming device is just a few days old, so developers are just beginning to figure out what the device is capable of. In the next few weeks, it?s likely that curious hackers are going to begin doing things that not even Google imagined was capable.
Google didn?t say anything about games when it introduced the device and instead focused on Chromecast?s video-playing features, but that didn?t prevent?Reddit user Brraaains?from immediately getting a Game Boy emulator running on his Chromecast.
Brraains posted a video of him playing a Game Boy game on his TV using the tiny Google media dongle. It?s just a proof of concept, but it works and opens up the possibility of other gaming-related functionality through the tiny HDMI stick.
The developer hosted a basic Game Boy emulator on a website and booted it up using his Chromecast extension for his PC?s Chrome browser. The code automatically began streaming to his television. He released the code on Github along with instructions on how to get the Game Boy emulator running on Chromecast.
It?s hard to see in the video ? especially with the cat in the way ? but the frame rate apparently dips in spots, but the developer claims he didn?t notice any lag between when he pushed the button and when he saw the corresponding action on the screen.
?From what I remember ? it was 2 a.m. ? it?s pretty instantaneous,? Brraaains wrote in a Reddit post. ?I?was surprised by how well it performed.?
This experiment also proves that it is a misnomer to call the Chromecast a ?streaming device? because it is capable of running code natively.
?The emulator is running on the Chromecast,? the developer wrote. ?The Chromecast executes the Javascript and HTML required to run the emulator. The client running on the PC just tells the emulator running on the Chromecast what to do. Go right, press A, or press B.?
It?s unlikely that anyone would want to play Game Boy games like this, but it just shows what is possible. A Chromecast only costs $35, so tons of developers are gonna have them and want to see what they are capable of. It?s interesting to see what is possible after only a few days.
Source: http://venturebeat.com/2013/07/29/check-out-this-game-boy-emulator-running-on-a-chromecast/
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