Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2013/01/29/serbags-army-courier-vintage-bike-messenger-bag-review/
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Thursday 31 January 2013
Serbags Army Courier Vintage Bike Messenger Bag review
From the days of high school, through community college, til the end of college and when I got my first real job after graduating college, I was an avid fan of the backpack. Not too much these days though… At my current job, a backpack just doesn’t feel professional enough for me. Who am I kidding? [...]
Sony asks us to 'see the future' of PlayStation on February 20th (update: WSJ rumors)
What's this? A Sony invite to "see the future" of PlayStation on February 20th in New York City? From the looks of the very tease-y clip Sony's released (found just beyond the break), it's clearly PlayStation related. Perhaps involving a certain codenamed "Orbis" project? The company's official PlayStation Twitter account says "See the future" and pushes followers to this website, where invitees can sign up and everyone can see the aforementioned video.
We'll find out soon enough what the tease is about, as we've just finished up registration. From the video ... well, the future features the same triangle, circle, square, and cross buttons, apparently. A recent report detailed some specs for Sony's rumored next PlayStation, including an eight core AMD64 CPU and an AMD R10XX GPU -- specs that may change dramatically before we hear anything official. Could this be the first volley in Sony's rollout of the next PlayStation?
Source: PlayStation Meeting 2013
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/31/sony-nyc-february-20-playstation/
TVCatchup reaches Windows Phone 8 in the UK
British Windows Phone owners won't have to let their TV viewing habits slip while they're on the move. TVCatchup has just posted the promised Windows Phone 8 version of its streaming app, giving locals access to live programming from the BBC, ITV and others. OS-specific optimizations aren't extensive, but they exist -- it's possible to pin a favorite network to the Start screen, and to use voice commands to jump directly to a channel or guide. Viewers just need to hit the Windows Phone Store to stay on top of the latest shows with their Lumias.
Filed under: Cellphones, Home Entertainment, Mobile
Source: Windows Phone Store
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/31/tvcatchup-reaches-windows-phone-8-in-the-uk/
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If a Photo Is Worth 1,000 Words, Vine Gives Tweeters at Least 6,000
While Twitter allows users to communicate in 140 characters or less, its new app Vine extends and enhances that brevity while retaining the social networking roots of Twitter. So what is Vine, exactly? It's a service that lets you take super short video clips and share them with the world of Vine users. Plus, it lets you connect Vine to your Twitter feed.
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Behind the scenes at MacBreak Weekly and TWiT
Thanks to Leo Laport, Alex Lindsay, and the teams at TWiT and Pixel Corps, I was able to take a look behind the scenes of MacBreak Weekly yesterday. I've already posted about the experience, so here's the video and photos, shot by Martin Reisch.
You can also watch how the final show turned out in between all the meta.
Thanks again, Leo, Alex, Chad, Lisa, and everyone at TWiT!
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Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheIphoneBlog/~3/BuL5EqKXWvY/story01.htm
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BlackBerry Q10 flashes pearly whites in brief debut
A previously unseen BlackBerry Q10 in alluring white made a blink-or-you'll-miss-it appearance at last night's BlackBerry 10 Experience event in New York. Crackberry was on hand to snap a few photos before the 3.1-inch, dual-processor toting device went back into the pocket of BlackBerry CMO Frank Boulben. The color certainly lends it a heaping dose of James Bond-esque elegance, to our eyes -- as for our other thoughts on the physical-key toting handset, check our recent hands-on.
Filed under: Cellphones, RIM
Source: Crackberry
Source: http://feeds.engadget.com/~r/weblogsinc/engadget/~3/AT_8D4kiUmY/
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BlackBerry’s New Z10 and Q10 Phones: The Specs
Source: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/01/blackberry-z10-and-q10/
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Here's a Teaser for Iron Man 3's Super Bowl Ad
Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/BpvELUuVlXE/heres-a-teaser-for-iron-man-3s-super-bowl-ad
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Wednesday 30 January 2013
Engadget Expand speakers, Round Three: Space elevators, 7 Minutes of Terror, and more!
We've been announcing our speakers for Expand in San Francisco this March 16-17, doling out the good news a little bit at a time. Today we have a whole new batch of awesome to unveil:
- Yancey Strickler: Co-founder and Head of Community, Kickstarter
- Steve Cousins: CEO, Willow Garage
- Tom Rivellini: Mars Science Laboratory Entry Descent and Landing Lead Mechanical Engineer at NASA/JPL
- Michael Laine: President, LiftPort Group
In other words, come for the space elevators and crowdfunding, and stay for the 7 Minutes of Terror and sweet robots! And don't forget we'll also have drones, tricorders, Android consoles, founders, CEOs, builders, futurists and cool cats of all stripes in technology, science and beyond. We're working on the holograms and aliens, too. Seriously, you should come to Expand. It will be a good time!
And don't forget...
- If you're a company that would like to work with us on an exhibition or sponsorship level, please drop us a line at sponsors *at* engadget *dot* com (DIYers and small startups, please ask us about our new Indie Corner option)
- You have until February 8 to submit your project for a chance to win $20,000 in our Insert Coin competition!
- If you're interested in speaking at the event, please contact expand *at* engadget *dot* com to inquire.
- If you're a member of the media interested in covering Expand, please contact engadget *at* shiftcomm *dot* com for more information.
Filed under: Announcements, Meta
Source: http://feeds.engadget.com/~r/weblogsinc/engadget/~3/B7I8JdMU3ok/
neoscop tube.ONE – Wave machine for the 21st century
Reminiscent of the 1970′s and 80′s wave machines and lava lamps, German manufacturer BusinessCom AG brings us the neoscop tube.ONE wave generator. It’s like having part of the ocean in your home. A brushless and virtually noiseless precision motor provides the propulsion for the wave oscillator and LEDs illuminate the tank to offer a relaxing watery art show. The skeleton [...]
Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2013/01/25/neoscop-tube-one-wave-machine-for-the-21st-century/
Google, the EU and Competition: Speaking Different Languages
Back in December, European regulators warned Google that they expected concrete proposals to allay antitrust concerns by January. Well, January is almost over, and it sounds like regulators are still convinced that Google is abusing its search engine dominance. The European Commission is also investigating Google's attempts to seek and enforce injunctions against certain Apple and Microsoft products.
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Arma Tactics coming to Project Shield
There's no denying that turn-based games are fun; XCOM: Enemy Unknown was one of the most exciting, terrifying and exhilarating games I played last year. Now the guys at Bohemia Interactive, creators of Arma II (which spawned the popular mod DayZ) are looking to give that experience to you on the go with Arma Tactics.
We heard a lot about Nvidia's handheld gaming system, Project Shield, during CES 2013 but the announcement lacked any information about possible launch titles. Arma Tactics is one of the games used to show off the hardware, and now we know the game is targeted to release later in the year (during Bohemia's second financial quarter of 2013), possibly an effort to help Project Shield attract hardcore PC gamers (though we don't know for sure when Project Shield itself will debut.)
Bohemia Interactive The player will control a four-member Special Forces team through story-driven missions or ones with randomized objectives. Bohemia Interactive boasts that there are no set paths, strategies or rails that you must move on; all decisions will be up to the player on the best way to succeed. The game can be controlled with Project Shield's console-like controller or the touchscreen, and it will offer unlockable weapons and campaigns, character leveling and achievements for a little extra replayability.
Bohemia InteractiveArma Tactics' setting looks good from the few screenshots provided. Not only is it pretty, but it looks complex enough to warrant many different play styles. Ladders and stairs look like an interesting way to change up the flow of combat, while a plethora of objects could provide cover and areas to regroup. If the developers bring the careful attention to detail and authenticity that Arma II is (in)famous for, this could be a killer launch title.
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Source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2026695/arma-tactics-coming-to-project-shield.html
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BlackBerry Z10 gets clip-on speakerphone, charger bundle and cases galore
No launch of a new flagship is complete without a few new accessories to go along with it. While RIM is still banking big on the NFC-powered Music Gateway, it wasn't about to let the Z10 sit around with no new friends to keep it company. Obviously, a BlackBerry isn't a BlackBerry with out few leather holsters to keep it strapped to your hip. The fancy leather cases (both the "Holster" and the "Pocket") even have a magnet inside them that automatically turns off the display on your Z10 when it's slipped inside. The rotating holster will set customers back $40, while the Pocket, with its fewer moving parts, will cost only $30. There are other cases on the horizon too, the Transform Shell and Flip Shell, which feature build in kickstands and basic protection in standard black or bright red. Both shells will retail for $35 when they hit shelves.
A bit more intriguing is the BlackBerry Mini Stereo Speaker, a tiny speaker phone that pairs using Bluetooth and has a unique "U" shape that allows you to clip it on to a seatbelt or (shudder) a lapel. The little white speaker will launch alongside the Z10 for $99. The charging bundle is pretty simple at first glance -- it contains a spare battery and a separate charging cradle for $50. But, upon closer inspection, you'll realize the charger has a microUSB out, for pushing power to any device with a compatible adapter. We're sure more fun accessories are in the pipeline too, once third parties start updating there product lines.
Mat Smith contributed to this report.
Filed under: Cellphones, Peripherals, Mobile, RIM
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/30/blackberry-z10-gets-clip-on-speakerphone-charger-bundle/
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