Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Article: Nikon's mirrorless snapper fires 60 shots a second

A good thing has happened in the world of cameras recently. The megapixel wars are all but dead. Instead, much of the focus in recent cameras has shifted to speed: Faster autofocus systems, and faster continuous-shooting speeds. The combination of those two things -- fast shot-to-shot times and t...

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-03/18/nikon-1-v3-mirrorless

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Article: If Microsoft doesn't loosen up, Firefox won't be the last to abandon it

In an announcement last Friday, Mozilla’s Vice President, Johnathan Nightingale, announced that he had pulled the plug on the Windows version of his company’s popular Firefox web browser, citing evidence that nobody is using that version of the product. Mozilla’s withdrawal is yet another vote of...

http://qz.com/188794/if-microsoft-doesnt-loosen-up-firefox-wont-be-the-last-to-abandon-it/

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drag2share: Facebook needs testers for new Messenger features on Android

source: http://www.engadget.com/2014/03/18/facebook-messenger-android-open-beta/?utm_source=Feed_Classic_Full&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Engadget&?ncid=rss_full

Apparently Facebook's found the silver bullet for developing its Android apps: crowdsourcing bug testers. In an effort to make Messenger more stable for everyone, Zuckerberg and Co. are asking adventurous Google fans to help work out the application's kinks before new features are released to the general public. The process essentially mirrors what we saw with the open beta for its main app last year. Just sign up for the related Google Group, tick the "become a tester" box in the Play store, download the app, turn on automatic updates and voila you're getting early access to new features. Should a glitch pop up, Facebook asks that you report it with the in-app dialog box. Simple enough, right? Naturally, as is often the case with beta tests, those new bells and whistles might make the app a touch less stable than you're used to.

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drag2share: LG's G Pro 2 starts rolling out across Asia

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2014/03/18/lg-g-pro-2-asia/

If you love your screens large but hate the bezel, LG's G Pro 2 smartphone has arrived to Asia, replete with a 5.9-inch, IPS 1080p display and meager 3.3mm side frames. It also sports cutting-edge niceties like 4K video recording and the drum-to-unlock Knock Code, along with a 13-megapixel camera, Snapdragon 800 chip and 3GB of RAM. It'll hit Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Vietnam in the coming days, with North America and Europe to follow at an unspecified date. There's still no word on pricing, but given those specs, it's not the budget phone you've been looking for.

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Monday, March 17, 2014

drag2share: This Sneaky Trash Can Lid Lures Flies to Their Death

Source: http://gizmodo.com/this-sneaky-trash-can-lid-lures-flies-to-their-death-1545492426

This Sneaky Trash Can Lid Lures Flies to Their Death

Just like Romeo and Juliet, flies are tragically destined to crave their one true love: Pungent, moldy, rotten garbage. And thanks to this ingenious trash can design that traps flies only to have them starve, the flies' love can prove just as fatal as Shakespeare's.

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