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Motorola Backflip now on sale at AT&T
Heads-up, kids -- AT&T's first-ever slice of Android is now available. Just let that sink in a minute. Feels good, doesn't it? Motorola's Backflip has gone on sale just as promised, and that debatably awesome Blur action can be yours for $99.99 after mail-in rebate and a 2-year agreement. So, you pulling the trigger, or you are you waiting for whatever Dell and / or HTC are bringing to the party? [Thanks, mittens] Motorola Backflip now on sale at AT&T originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:08:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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Up Your Chances of Winning Your Oscar Pool [Friday Fun]
The film industry's big prom is this Sunday, and there's a good chance someone around the office, or at the party you're invited to, is putting together an Oscar pool. Up your chances, and winner-picking prestige, with probabilities and smart guesses. Wired's How-To Wiki has some simple advice on picking the Best Picture winner, which is sometimes a wild card, but often follows a tried and true path: Halve the odds Of the 10 nominees for Best Picture, eliminate the five (or more) not also up for Best Director. The same movie has won both awards in 25 of the past 30 years. The Wiki also recommends saving your upset pick for the Best Actor category, where it's most likely to happen. For actual picks and recommendations, Richard at our more well-versed sister blog Gawker has some smart, somewhat cynical picks—then again, the Oscars ceremony itself is sometimes smart, and often cynical. How do you do the math on your Oscar picks, whether for pool profit or just bragging rights? Which films are locks for their categories? Trade your tip sheets in the comments. Win an Oscar Pool [Wired How-To Wiki] The Complete Guide to Winning Your Oscar Pool [Gawker]
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Tea Party Patriots Get iPhone App (The Huffington Post)
What's Your Reaction? Those who dismiss the Tea Party movement as a bunch of rednecks may be interested to know that the Tea Party Patriots now have their very first iPhone app.
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TiVo Premiere hands-on (update: video!)
We've gotten our first look at the new TiVo Premiere interface, and it sure is shiny. You sure wouldn't see that it's running in Flash at first blush, since the UI is quite responsive and "native" feeling, with live streams of video playing without a hitch. The biggest hint that there's a big amount of reliance on the internet is the fact that the choked connection here was causing thumbnails and even some UI icons to take a little while to pop in. The rep we spoke with said that TiVo is still considering what elements exactly they'll be caching. The new ways to find and promote relevant content are pretty intuitive and helpful. Everything is "connected," so it's easy to start from a category like the "Oscars" or an actor like "Jack McBrayer" and end up on the other end of the universe, IMDB style. There's a certain amount of dumbing down, to be sure, and nothing's going to beat your laptop for speed or comprehensiveness in bopping around this sort of information. Although, TiVo helps out a bit in this department with the optional QWERTY remote. Unfortunately, while we appreciate the full QWERTY input, the sliding mechanism is utterly cheap and shoddy -- we're assured that it's a couple revisions away from a final design, and we certainly hope so! The QWERTY buttons themselves are rubbery and not very clicky, but perhaps they'll helped along as well by this promised revision. Update: We've got video. It can be found after the break, though unfortunately you can't hear a single thing our helpful guide says because she's drowned out by the "fist pumping" good times of the party that TiVo's event devolved into. Gallery: TiVo Premiere hardware hands-on Gallery: TiVo Premiere software hands-on Continue reading TiVo Premiere hands-on (update: video!) TiVo Premiere hands-on (update: video!) originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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Mac support for Windows Phone 7 Series: ‘maybe’
Speaking on The Engadget Show today, Microsoft's Aaron Woodman didn't commit to supporting Mac OS with Windows Phone 7 Series , but he certainly didn't close the door on the idea either. There are apparently "internal discussions" going on as to whether support will move beyond Windows proper, but one thing's for sure: seeing how WP7S uses the Zune client, there could be implications beyond phones alone if Redmond breaks down and loops Cupertino into the party. Saying that it partly comes down to a trade-off for time to market, Woodman concluded with a big, fat "maybe" -- but if they decide to make it happen, we're pretty sure they'd be pleasantly surprised at just how far and wide the love really goes. Mac support for Windows Phone 7 Series: 'maybe' originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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Typing ‘cadence’ used to identify authorized database users, lock everyone else out
We'll admit to having shared a few login credentials amongst friends here and there in our younger days, but it sounds like the party might soon be over: a company called Scout Analytics has developed a way of identifying a user's "typing cadence," and matching it to how a username and password are entered. It only takes 5 login attempts of around 12 characters for Scout to nab your cadence, and although 1 in 20,000 people will share the same cadence, combining the data with browser info and IP addresses makes it accurate enough for general usage. No word on what sites are using this technique, but we won't be surprised if it starts popping up rapidly -- and sniffing typing cadences becomes the next great malware scourge. P.S.- Yes, we just wanted to run the picture of the keyboard pants again. Seriously, can someone please hook us up with those? Typing 'cadence' used to identify authorized database users, lock everyone else out originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 20 Feb 2010 01:57:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
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Remainders – The Things We Didn’t Post: Wait For It… Edition [Remainders]
In today's Remainders: patience. Or at least, it's what's required by today's items, including Lumix camera pricing, Google's acquisition of Aardvark; LG's forthcoming e-reader, and the great Palm Pre manufacturing halt that wasn't. Aardvark Party Google has acquired Aardvark , a unique social search engine, for $50 million. With the internet still buzzing over Buzz, it isn't exactly surprising to see Google expanding further into the "space between you and every other human being on the planet," as Jason described it . For those who aren't familiar, Aardvark takes user's questions and, using artificial intelligence, distributes them to real live people who know something about the topic. For queries that don't have a simple, Google-able answer, this type of expert search engine could become a powerful tool. But we'll just have to wait to see how Google implements the technology, that is, to see if the experts' answers will be audible above the Buzz. [ Technology Review ] Halting the Halt Earlier today there was a big head-scratcher: Palm, according to a report from OTR Global, was completely halting production on all Pres and Pixies. One of OTR's sources explained ominously: The decision is very sudden, and Foxconn was told to reduce all February Pre forecast to zero on Wednesday and nobody knows whether shipment will resume in March. Was Palm being bought by another company, Boy Genius wondered ? We furrowed our brows and feared the worst. But before we could really get worried, Engadget put everyone straight: no halt on production, just a brief hiatus for Chinese New Year. Ok, that makes a little more sense than a Palm buy-out. And with that, just as quickly as it started, the great forty-five minute Palm mystery came to a close. [ Engadget ] LG Reads LG wasn't about to let Kindle and Nook and iPad battle it out for E-Reader dominance in 2010, and today the company's CEO, KW KIM, announced that they will enter the fray with their own reader sometime in April. In recent months LG pushed out a solar-powered reader and showed off some nice flexible 19" E-Ink displays, so they might just end up coming out with something that has some sort of edge on the competition. But we're going to have to see it to believe it. [ E-Reader Info ] Panny's Prices We love Panasonic's Lumix line of point and shoots, but we wish they'd just announce the prices along with the products. The most recent batch, including the rugged DMC-TS2 and the geotagging-capable ZS7, got our inner-adventurers all excited, and now we have some price tags to consider: Lumix TS2 and ZS7 will go for $399.95; the Lumix ZS5 and ZR3 will be $299.95. The whole bunch will be available by mid-March. Check out the original posts for full specs or follow the link to today's press release. [ PR Newswire ]
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Apple says no to location-based ads in iPhone apps (Geek.com)
If you’re an iPhone developer looking to make a quick buck by using location-based ads in your apps you may want to think again. MacNN is reporting that the party poopers at Apple are putting the kabosh on any attempt by developers to access a phone’s GPS to provide more relevant ads in their applications. The
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