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Whoa there fella, is that a Transformer you have there in your pocket, or are you sporting a raging…oh, it is a Transformers USB stick! Lucky guess, except that we cheated and read Mimobot’s press release introducing its new USB drives featuring retro Transfomers styling.
“We are stoked to welcome the iconic Transformers characters Optimus Prime and Megatron to the Mimobot family,” said Evan Blaustein, CEO of Mimoco. Read more…
In the event you got lulled into a groovy seat dance by that most excellent muzak above, let us repeat – this app does not protect your lockscreen. That said, Visidon’s Applock will prevent the privacy-adverse from messing with your personally curated app collection. Have a nosy significant lover? No sweat — snap a pick with your front-facing cam, enable the face-lock in your settings, and those sexts are as good as blocked. It’s far from foolproof, however, as some comments indicate an extended bit of facial-wriggling tricks the app into unlock mode. Read more…
Sprint kicked off sale on the HTC EVO View 4G Slate PC yesterday for the price of $399.99 with a new 2-year data contract plus they have promised that all customers will get a free digital pen with their purchase. The new WiMAX equipped tablet gets a 7-inch touchscreen display with a 1024600 resolution, it runs the Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS with the latest version of HTCs Sense User Interface. The EVO View 4G tablet is ideal for users who crave on-the-productivity and multitasking capabilities, and the EVO view 4G offers just that with its 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor, users will also like its aluminum unibody construction. Read more…
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Coming from Hungarian blog Technet via BlurryCam™ are these leaked shots of Nokia’s first Windows Phone 7 phone. If it looks like the just-announced MeeGo-based N9, that’s because it pretty much is. It has the same slim, iPod Nano like body, the same Gorilla Glass screen and the same 8MP camera with Carl Zeiss lens. Don’t believe that’s these are the real deal? Take a lo
Tilera is a small CPU design firm that first attracted attention back in 2007, when it debuted its TILE64 architecture. The company’s tech is designed to offer a grid of CPU tiles. Each tile contains a very simple CPU core, its cache, and a router. All of the processors are attached via mesh networking. Each tile has its own L1 and L2 cache. If a given CPU has a local L2 cache miss, it can reach out and search the combined L2 cache of the entire processor cluster. Tilera refers to this as a “very large, effective L3 cache.”
Today, the company demonstrated a 100-core processor it claims is capable of competing with the best Intel and AMD have to offer.