Archive for April 3, 2012

Rogers offers HTC One X for pre-order in Canada, $170 on contract through April 30th

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1 year ago
by Zachary Lutz in

Rogers puts HTC One X up for pre-order in Canada, $170 on contract through April 30th

You never thought that Canada would let the UK steal all of that gorgeous HTC One X limelight, did you? While Rogers can't compete with the phone's April 5th arrival at T-Mobile and Orange in the land of tea and crumpets, the Canadian carrier is currently offering HTC's flagship device for pre-order. Now through April 30th, customers may pick up the dual-core Snapdragon S4, LTE version of the handset for $170 on a three-year plan. Naturally, we're just as excited as you to put this variant through its paces, but if it performs anything like the HTC One S, we're certainly in for a wild ride.

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Ask Slashdot: Is a Home Drone Feasible?

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1 year ago
by samzenpus in


dargaud writes "I live in an alpine setting and I'd like to be able to remotely view various remote valleys to check for ice formations for winter climbing. I wonder if there are cheap drones that could do that. Requirements would be: GPS guided on a preset route (no remote control necessary, and anyway there's no line of sight), at least 20km autonomy, 1 or 2 cameras on the sides to record valley walls, easy launching and autonomous landing (parachute?) at predefined point, ground detection to avoid crashes (if preset route is wrong or GPS echoes on valley walls as is often the case). Is there anything commercially available cheap enough, or any DIY that doesn't require a year of assembly ?"

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Toshiba Celebrates Quarter-Century NAND Flash Anniversary

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1 year ago
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Toshiba Celebrates Quarter-Century NAND Flash AnniversaryNAND flash turns 25-years-old this year, and Toshiba wants to celebrate.

Major Publishing Consortium Ready to Launch "Hulu for Magazines" [Magazines]

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1 year ago
by Andrew Tarantola in
It's been two years since Next Issue Media was first announced but the subscription-swapping, all-you-can-read digital news-stand is set to launch tomorrow. More »


Facebook Countersues Yahoo Over 10 Patents

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1 year ago
by samzenpus in


An anonymous reader writes "As expected, Facebook today filed its own patent infringement lawsuit against Yahoo. The social networking giant is claiming the online giant infringes on 10 of its patents. This is a countersuit and will likely lead to some sort of settlement between the two parties. Facebook says Yahoo is infringing on a wide range of its services, including its homepage, content optimization, relevance engine, Flickr photo-sharing service, and advertising throughout the service. Two months ago, Yahoo threatened Facebook with patent war. Last month, the online giant sued the social networking giant over 10 patents and the technology industry made sure to criticize Yahoo like never before."

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