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Latest Google Chrome update brings Retina display support on OS X, webcam support for everyone

Posted in: Mac OS X, Web Browsers, Windows 20 hours ago by Prasad Google has released the latest version of the desktop Chrome browser, which brings it to version 21.0.1180.60. One of the two important features is the support for the Retina display on the new MacBook Pro. This feature was so far available on the beta version but now those who use the stable release can take advantage of it as well. Another feature that was only available on the beta version before is support for a camera and microphone. Now thanks to addition of the getUserMedia API, websites will finally have access to your webcam (if you allow them), which will let you use services like Webcam Toy, Magic Xylophone and Sketchbots, to name a few. Other minor additions include deeper Google Cloud Print integration and expanded support for gamepads. To download the latest version of Google Chrome, click here. Source View the original article here

Getting podcasts on your Nokia Lumia

Until you’ve actually done it, it might not be entirely obvious that your Nokia Lumia has a fully-functional, built-in podcast player that does a great job of playing episodes, keeping your podcasts up-to-date and also getting rid of content that’s out-of-date. You’ll find your podcasts under the ‘Music + Videos’ tile. But of course, you’ll have to subscribe to some before you can join the fun. The key to using it on a Windows PC is Microsoft Zune. You may already have set up Zune to synchronise a playlist of your favourite tunes. What you may not have realised is that you set up podcasts separately from regular playlists. When you go to the podcast section in Zune, you can see what you’re already subscribed to, and also add a new subscription. To do, this you will need the feed address of the podcast, also described as its RSS. Click ‘add a new podcast’ at the bottom of the screen and enter the address in the box that appears. For each podcast, you can determine how many episodes you...

A joint venture between Fujitsu, NTT DOCOMO, NEC, and Fujitsu Semiconductor wants a piece of the mobile semiconductor cake

Posted in: Mobile hardware 9 hours ago by Stefan Another player has entered the thriving market of semiconductor chips with built-in modems, people. A newly formed joint venture, which includes Fujitsu, NTT DOCOMO, NEC, and Fujitsu Semiconductor, called Access Network Technology Limited aims at capturing a piece of the lucrative pie. Fujitsu will own 52.8% of the newly minted company, with NTT Docomo, NEC and Fujitsu Semiconductor owning 19.9, 17.8, and 9.5% respectively. Access Network Technology Limited’s goal is to capture 7% of global market for smartphone chips by 2014. While the new company’s target might seem a bit too ambitious at a first glance, given the players involved and its primary market, we wouldn’t be surprised if it makes it. What do you think? Source | Via View the original article here

Get Groupon Now! deals with Nokia Maps

If you were thinking that after a new beta of Nokia Pulse, a new version of Nokia Transport and an update to Nokia Drive, that the summer of updates to location-based apps for Nokia Lumia was over, think again. Today we’re releasing a new update to Nokia Maps, with Groupon Now! deals and the highly requested journey planner. Discover more and save more with daily Groupon Now! deals Download Nokia Maps now Press the Search button on your Nokia Lumia and then tap VisionScan the barcodeTap on the link when it appears on the screenInstall the application from the Windows Phone Marketplace Nokia Maps’ mission has always been to make you feel like a local anywhere, every day. True to this motto, and after working for the past few months with Groupon, Nokia Maps  now shows offers you can enjoy here and now. Groupon Now! on Nokia Maps is a great way to get nearby deals on demand that you can buy and use the same day. You can buy them and use them right away for instant gratification. We thin...

Tips for recording concerts on your Nokia 808 PureView

Published by Boc Ly on July 31, 2012 Last week I provided definitive proof that the Nokia 808 PureView is fairly idiot-proof when it comes to taking great photos.  It’s a great camera phone because it is so easy for a novice photographer, such as myself, to use but its different settings also allow more advanced users to get the results they want as well.  We have previously published some tips and tricks to help people make the most of 808 PureView’s camera.  You can still read Parts 1 and Part 2 of our help guide. As well as pin-sharp still images, it is worth remembering that the 808 PureView is also a very special device for recording HD video. When you combine this with its Rich Recording technology, it is not a huge leap forward to conclude that the 808 PureView will be quite something for recording music performances. One person who has noticed this is EasycapExpertii, an 808 PureView enthusiast from Finland who has set up a website dedicated to showcasing music recordings made...

Huawei Ascend P1 SIM-Free smartphone in UK

Huawei Ascend P1 smartphone will also available SIM-free in the UK. The British retailer, Clove is taking pre-order this Huawei phone for £370.80 (around $575 or €473). According to its website, customers will get the SIM-free Huawei Ascend P1 smartphone expected August 2012 ‘official availability to be confirmed’. As mentioned, Vodafone UK is plans to release the Ascend P1 phone in also August. Huawei Ascend P1 is a relatively high-end smartphone and also the thinnest smartphone. It is boasts a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 4GB of ROM, and a 1670 mAh Lithium-ion battery. New smartphone runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS and packs a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels, as well as covered by Corning Gorilla Glass. Its size is 127.4 x 64.8 x 7.7 mm and weighs 110 grams. For camera feature, there are an 8MP autofocus on back with dual LED flash, and a 1.3 megapixel front-facing. View the original article here

Fractalarts HD – Your chosen art can always be with you wherever you go

Munich, Germany – The new generation of electronic art books: Art. Anywhere. Anytime. On any display. This kind of art can always be with you wherever you go. It is the ideal platform for video and electronic arts. We want to bring art to the people, instead of it being enclosed in museums and galleries. This app delivers an unsurpassed viewing experience on the new iPad retina display. Connect your device to a TV, Apple TV or data projector for larger image size. Artist: Alexism – Alexander Mann In the fractal art of Alexism the algorithm becomes a concrete language, a rythm, a ryme through which creation expands and contracts its process. The void is the zero-point of creation, the maximum of unknown intensity, implied interiority. An infinitum space, a universe is born and reborn with every fractal. Features & Function: With the art print, mail feature, and the ability to save to your local folder you can create your own slideshows out of your pictures folder, share it with fri...