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codrin gherghel

Two New iPhones on the Way this Summer? | TechnoBuffalo - 0 views

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    Another day, another iPhone rumor.  This one, however, comes from the a highly trusted source of a well-known blog, and not just some analyst trying to fill their quota of predictions before leaving for the weekend.  According to Boy Genius Report, Apple is preparing both a low-cost prepaid handset as well as the next iteration in the family of smartphones. also, lets not forget about the long expected iPhone 5 release
justin venturo

Glow-in-the-Dark Highways Coming to the Netherlands - 0 views

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    This article is about glow in the dark highways in Netherlands. In the Netherlands, they eventually want to replace all street lights with glow in the dark paint. This will save them a lot of money in the long term and is a greener way to be safe. The paint will be charged by sunlight and will light up at night for up to 10 hours. When the temperatures are below freezing, the paint will light up light like a snowflake to warm drivers it may be slippery. In the summer it glows like a sun to warn people it is hot. I think this is a great idea because it will save a lot of energy and will save lives of many people, warning them of ice.
Holly Di Bart

Etsy Will Send 20 Women to Summer Hacker School - 0 views

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    This article is about Etsy sending 20 of their female engineers to a hacker school in New York City to learn more about coding. Etsy finds it very important that they send women because in the engineering field women are a minority. Etsy's VP, Marc Hedlund believes that we need to start introducing engineering to women sooner, like in elementary school. I found this very interesting because I think it would be great if the school systems started introducing engineering earlier. As well I found it interesting how so few women were in the engineering field. 
Jason Strassler

iPhone 5 Release Date 2012: Why Apple's Smartphone May Cost More for Verizon Users - In... - 0 views

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    This article identifies a potential setback for various iPhone users. With all the hype of Apple's iPhone 5, some 4S iPhone owners may be out of luck in terms of upgrades from cellphone carriers. Rumors have said that the iPhone 5 will be seeing a summer or fall 2012 launch but the story here is owners with the iPhone 4S may not be eligible for an upgrade when Apple releases it's newest phone, this means essentially users that rely on contract upgrades are put at a disadvantage. In addition, Verizon customers are affected by the upgrade issue the most, and it will cost these users more if they choose to upgrade to a iPhone 5. This is huge news to anyone who owns a iPhone 4S, especially if they are a Verizon customer, and they plan to buy a iPhone 5. The additional cost may be too much for buyers and they may just stick with what they have until a hopefully near price drop. Apple on the other hand could also suffer because the more people who buy the 4S can reflect to less people who will be able to afford the iPhone 5. The Apple company as well as many other Apple users highly anticipate the iPhone 5, and it could be something like this little dilemma that can angry consumers and could also lead users to leave the upgrade and essentially pass on Apple's phone this time around.
Sarah Karam

New Nike+ apps and shoes cater to basketball players and training athletes -- Engadget - 0 views

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    Nike decided to come out with a new app that helps you exercise and get prepared for sports. This app connects with a pair of shoes they made and it is able to detect your speed, jump height etc. As well, this app has various techniques and warm ups you can do. This app is for i-phones and is available in the summer. I feel this new technology is good for everyone because it makes you want to become physically active and you can learn new techniques for sports that you never knew before. As well, this relates to the course because the app is a software and sensors in the shoes are the hardware. They had to program the app for it to work and sensor properly. 
Marquise Swaby

March Launch for Slightly Thicker iPad 3? iPhone with 4-Inch Screen in Summer? - 0 views

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    The source indicates that the iPad 3 is planned to launch in March and that it will be approximately 0.7 mm thicker than the iPad 2 due to the need to incorporate a dual light bar system for the higher-resolution display. The iPad 2 currently checks in 8.8 mm thick, which would make the iPad 3 approximately 8% thicker than the iPad 2 but still substantially thinner than the 13.4 mm original iPad.
Jonathan Villa

You Know What's Cool? Not Myspace | TechCrunch - 0 views

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    Myspace goes from bad to terrible in popularity after having to cut 8% of their employee's recently. Specific media has gone from happy and excited after purchasing Myspace in the summer with relaunch plans to depressed at the really low popularity of the website.
Maurizio Pellegrino

Apple, other thin laptop makers pass latest round of EPEAT tests after summer mini-dram... - 0 views

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    In July EPEAT a environment organization that allow computers to be sold only if they can be recycled properly has stop Apple from selling the MacBooks because to make a longer battery life Apple glued the battery cell to the aluminum shell which makes it impossible to take it apart according to iFixit. IFixit said he couldn't take the battery cell out with spill any of the battery acid. A few days later Apple fixed the problem. Now EPEAT has now given Apple the certificate for the MacBook Air and there other laptops are still being tested and also fixed other of its devices. If EPEAT didn't test Apple laptops they could of caused many environmental problems. Also EPEAT is also testing other companies' laptops, tablets, etc. Apple should have tested if this would have happened and should have fixed it instead of selling their products with this problem.  
anonymous

World's Cheapest Tablet Released in India - 1 views

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    India will soon be releasing Aakash, the worlds cheapest computer tablet. It will cost $35 for students and $60 in stores. Tests proved that the tablet is slow, but it was designed to help bridge the gap betweed the rich and the poor. It has a 7 inch touchscreen, has 32GB of internal memory, 256MB of Ram, and has 2 USB ports. It can also survive in hot Indian summers, up to 118 degrees F
anonymous

Netflix Stock Plummets 27% Following Earnings Report - 0 views

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    And the Netflix hits just keep on coming. The company's stock price was $300 over the summer and now it has dropped to $85. The company's plummeting stock price is likely to increase call for CEO Reed Hasting dismisal. the founder is not worried, he thinks it is just temporary.
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