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Photos of the Day: Toddlers love selfies: Parenting in an iPhone age
January 25, 2014 9:03 am | by GILLIAN FLACCUS, Associated Press | News | CommentsEvery so often, Brandi Koskie finds dozens of photos of her 3-year-old daughter, Paisley, on her iPhone - but they aren't ones Koskie has taken. "There'll be 90 pictures, sideways, of the corner of her eye, her eyebrow," said Koskie, who lives in Wichita, Kan. "She's just tapping her way right into my phone."
Robotic gas pumps mean more pleasant winters
January 24, 2014 3:54 pm | by Allegra Sparta, Editorial Intern | Blogs | CommentsFor myself, and other residents of New Jersey, this isn't really a big deal. I briefly flirted with the power of filling up my own tank (I actually thought it was kind of fun!) during my college years in upstate New York. However, New Yorkers are quick to remind us folks across the border of the luxury that is a full-service gas station. Well, here's some good news for them and residents of the other 48 states that allow self-service....
Grounding springs provide frame grounding between the pc board and chassis of mobile devices
January 24, 2014 1:33 pm | Fujitsu Components | Product Releases | CommentsFujitsu Components America released a new series of grounding springs featuring a patented, robust structure and a wide working range for use in emerging mobile devices. Measuring just 1.4 mm wide x 3.7 mm long, the FCN-118X grounding spring series is designed to provide frame grounding between the pc board and chassis of smart phones....
This smartwatch predicts your death
January 24, 2014 1:15 pm | by Allegra Sparta, Editorial Intern | Blogs | CommentsThat doesn't sound morbid at all. At least it saves me the trouble of driving all the way to a psychic, right? The weird thing is that a lot of people can say these things without an ounce of sarcasm. The Tikker death-countdown watch hits the market this April, and thousands of people have already pre-ordered. People spending money on unnecessary tech items doesn't surprise me anymore, but I think Tikker crosses a line.
Mixed views on Samsung after stellar 2013
January 24, 2014 10:43 am | by YOUKYUNG LEE, AP Technology Writer | News | CommentsFor Samsung Electronics and its 270,000 employees across the globe, 2013 was the best year. One in every three smartphones sold carried the Samsung brand, with the company shipping more than 300 million of the devices. South Korea's best known company on the world stage rounded off the year with record annual revenue and profit.
The same headsets that give you mental powers can help you achieve inner peace
January 24, 2014 8:33 am | by Stephanie Carmichael, Contributor | Blogs | CommentsSitting on your butt is actually good for you. Technology is proving that there are more benefits to sitting still than you might believe — lucky for us couch potatoes and computer addicts. Electroencephalography, or EEG for short, is all about testing the power of your gray matter.
Engineering Update #42: The GoPro-carrying Pocket Drone
January 23, 2014 3:05 pm | by Eric Sorensen, Coordinator of Multimedia Development | Videos | CommentsIn this week's edition of Engineering Update: The GoPro-carrying Pocket Drone: The Pocket Drone is a miniature, foldable tricopter designed to carry a GoPro camera. SeeThru smart glasses: The newest in smart glasses is called SeeThru, from French company, Laster Technologies.
App Watch: Will you be my Between? App for lovers
January 23, 2014 11:02 am | by YOUKYUNG LEE, AP Technology Writer | News | CommentsIf ever in doubt about your guy's commitment to a relationship, ask him if he would commit to an app. A growing number of young couples in Asia are sharing special moments in the privacy of Between, a tight networking app that links only two people.
Low-power design considerations to enable effective health and fitness bio-patch solutions
January 22, 2014 11:05 am | by Rafael A. Mena, Systems Manager, Texas Instruments | Texas Instruments | Articles | CommentsBio-patch solutions are sensors worn on the body to enable continuous (or semi-continuous) monitoring of physiological and cognitive parameters without tethering the patient or athlete to a wired hub. They are poised to revolutionize the health and fitness market and create new ways of providing healthcare in clinical and remote settings.
Turkeys inspire smartphone-capable early warning system for toxins
January 22, 2014 10:19 am | by EurekAlert! | News | CommentsSome may think of turkeys as good for just lunch meat and holiday meals. But bioengineers at the University of California, Berkeley, saw inspiration in the big birds for a new type of biosensor that changes color when exposed to chemical vapors. This feature makes the sensors valuable detectors of toxins or airborne pathogens.
Top flops from CES 2014
January 22, 2014 10:00 am | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Blogs | CommentsWhat's the only thing dorkier than a Segway? That's right — Google Glass. They look like the drunken lovechild of the Borg and Jean Claude Van Damme from Universal Soldier. So naturally, they littered the CES show floor like weeds, belying the user's fashion sense, professionalism, and any semblance of self-respect.
Mobility in medicine: Designing the personal health care experience
January 21, 2014 12:03 pm | by Rajeev D. Rajan, Senior Director, Product Management, Qualcomm | Articles | CommentsThe last decade has seen rapid growth and adoption of mobile computing devices, such as smartphones and tablets, by both consumers and enterprises, and the health care industry is no exception. Health care providers, clinicians and medical device manufacturers are seeking new and innovative ways to leverage the power of mobile....
Low-priced "generic" home appliances gaining popularity
January 20, 2014 1:13 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsSo-called "generic" home appliances have become popular among Japanese consumers placing priority on low prices and practicality over multiple functions and brands. Generic home appliances use older generations of technologies and have limited functions while maintaining basic features. The name "generic" is believed to have come from "generic" drugs.
3D-printed chocolate as a midnight snack
January 17, 2014 4:08 pm | by Allegra Sparta, Editorial Intern | Blogs | CommentsI've always wanted to turn my desk into Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, and now I'm one step closer. A recent partnership between 3D systems and Hershey will make it easier to satisfy your strongest candy cravings. You don't even need to leave the house. Hershey's new chocolate 3D printer is a pretty sweet project (pun very much intended).
3D printing: 2013's biggest market disruptor
January 17, 2014 9:59 am | by Chris Fox, PD&D Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsPerhaps you've heard: 3D printing is this astounding, brand-new technology that is taking the world by storm. Soon every household will have a 3D printer, and nobody will have to buy any physical thing at a store! Forgive my zealotry. In case you couldn't sense the sarcasm bleeding from the screen as you read that, I don't think anything terribly unexpected or astronomical happened....
3D printer can make a house in one day
January 16, 2014 4:09 pm | by Allegra Sparta, Editorial Intern | Blogs | CommentsIt sounds like an April Fool's Day prank, but 3D printers have come a long way since the first models starting churning out little tchotchkes. Nowadays we're seeing 3D-printed (and functional) hearts, hands, and now houses. Professor Behrokh Khoshnevis at the University of Southern California wants to "scale up 3D-printing to building-scale" with the project "Contour Crafting." We're not talking about dollhouses, here.
Engineering Update #41: Talking to your appliances
January 16, 2014 2:16 pm | by Eric Sorensen, Coordinator of Multimedia Development | Videos | CommentsIn this week's episode sponsored by Mouser: Communicating with your smart appliances: The LG HomeChat service allows homeowners to more or less talk to any smart appliances in their home from a cell phone. NASA's newest primate robot: NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has added a new creature to their ranks with the Robosimian, a hi-tech robot designed to mimic the posture and movement of a primate.
Half-baked products & junk clones
January 15, 2014 2:24 pm | by Chris Fox, Managing Editor | Blogs | CommentsMuch like CES 2013, there were a few high points, a few low points, and lots of people. Too many people. Aside from the mass scale, International CES 2014 had an inherent problem. Reporting from the show floor for an engineering publication, I'm inclined to look for the truly innovative, mold-breaking, and disruptive technologies.
CES 2014: The weird, strange, and unique
January 15, 2014 2:19 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor, photography by Melissa Spivak | Blogs | CommentsEvery trade show has these — the oddball products, tech demos, and general weirdness that accompanies any large gathering of people vying for your attention. Sometimes, the exhibits exude innovation and leave a positive lasting impression on all who beheld its splendor. And ... sometimes they become the butt of jokes for years to come. The following is the weirdest, strangest, and otherwise unique products I saw at CES 2014.
Top 10 from CES 2014
January 15, 2014 1:13 pm | by Eric Sorensen, Coordinator of Multimedia Development | Videos | CommentsCES 2014 broke records, as CES seems to do every year, and with the massive amount of people and the overflowing number of vendors, it's easy to miss a lot. That's why editors Chris Fox and Jason Lomberg traveled to Las Vegas and compiled the Top Ten from CES 2014.
Bluetooth Smart for connected gadgets
January 14, 2014 4:56 pm | by Sid Shaw, worldwide business and marketing manager, Texas Instruments | Texas Instruments | Articles | CommentsThe introduction of Bluetooth low energy technology as part of the Bluetooth specification v4.0 has tremendously expanded the types of products using Bluetooth connectivity. Designed from the very beginning for ultra-low power, Bluetooth low energy uses short bursts of data transmission instead of a continuous stream....
Off-line PWM controllers features integrated power MOSFET
January 14, 2014 3:41 pm | Allegro Microsystems, Inc. | Product Releases | CommentsAllegro MicroSystems, LLC introduces a new family of off-line PWM controllers that incorporate both a sense MOSFET and a current mode PWM controller IC. This new series is offered by Allegro and manufactured and developed by Sanken Electric Co., Ltd. in Japan.
Hot tech at CES: Sensor hub solutions
January 14, 2014 1:34 pm | by Chad Lucien, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Hillcrest Labs (www.HillcrestLabs.com) | Hillcrest Labs | Articles | CommentsHillcrest Labs believes sensor hubs will be all the rage in consumer electronics this year and will be seen in mobile, wearable and Internet of things (IoT) devices. Let's explore why. The latest generation of smartphones uses sensor-based functionality such as motion gestures as key differentiating features.
Design tool app enables selection of the best inductor
January 14, 2014 1:02 pm | Coilcraft | Product Releases | CommentsCoilcraft has announced its new RF and Power Inductor Product Finder App for Apple and Android smart phones. This free application enables users to quickly select the best inductor for their design and order free evaluation samples, all from their mobile phone.
What is the Smart Home? What is the Really Smart Home?
January 14, 2014 11:01 am | by Cees Links, founder and CEO of GreenPeak | Articles | CommentsWe are currently experiencing the first phases of the Smart Home with much more to come as the Really Smart Home finally becomes a reality. The adaption of ZigBee remote controls and ZigBee set top boxes by most of the world's cable TV and broadband service providers is the launching platform for the rolling out of various Smart Home-Connected Home services....


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A conical turreted portico, with arches set in a brick facade, sets a distinctive tone for this Chateauesque design. Steeped in elegance, a carefully-crafted double-doored entrance leads to a grand spiral staircase in the foyer. Behind the staircase lies a prestigious gallery, leading to the grand salon. An enchanting veranda anchors the plan, at the rear of the floor, with an angled deck along the left side.
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Zain - New global brand for leading emerging markets mobile operator
MTC Group, the leading telecommunications mobile provider in 21 countries across the Middle East and Africa, today announced it has re-branded to Zain (www.zain.com) which becomes the Group's corporate master brand with immediate effect.
Four country operations in Kuwait and Bahrain, (both formerly MTC-Vodafone), Jordan (formerly Fastlink) and Sudan (formerly Mobitel) will immediately re-brand to Zain. The Group will commence operations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia under the Zain brand in early 2008 after being awarded the third mobile telecommunications licence in July 2007.
Additionally, the Group's successful operation in Iraq, mtc atheer, will also re-brand to Zain in the near future after recently winning an extended 15 year nationwide licence. All new or acquired operations run by the Group will be branded Zain.
Dr. Saad Al Barrak, Zain Group's chief executive officer, said: "Zain will bring together all our operations under a single, strong and unique identity. We believe it is the optimal platform upon which we can build a global brand with the ultimate goal of better serving our customers. It will propel the Group towards becoming one of the top ten global mobile telecommunications companies in the next four years."
The new logo
The Zain brand and its new theme – A Wonderful World - capture the energy, inspiration and diversity of the Group's customers, employees and other stakeholders. The new logo and its colourful identity reflect the Group's freshness, boldness and vitality with the 'swirl' communicating the idea of an aura, something important to human life echoing growth, progression and diversity.
Top Headlines
- Omar Sharif voices new advertising campaign for Zain
- Landmark US$ 2.5 Billion Murabaha financing facility to support Zain Saudi Arabia's future growth
- Zain enters into agreement to merge Jordan operation with Palestinian operator Paltel
- Motorola signs multi-million dollar contract with Zain Iraq to manage network
- Motorola and Zain Kuwait rollout HSPA+, Expanding and Enhancing HSPA Network


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"trnTax^rw^^yj^aSm^Br^^mS, CTwy.- r DR. J. E. SHAFKSO DENTIST HOITRll: 9 A. M. to • P. M. >1 S. MAIN «T. FRKBPORT, N. Y. !' Telephone 1086-W Freeport Cooleat Theatre in Freeport Performance de luxe, sbowing the highest grade of flrst-run photoplays iand motion pictures of beauty and interest. Crystal Theatre And Airdome 38 Brooklyn Avenue Freeport, L. i. BELLIORBVELGOIBS HENRY y. HALGOHB NEW TORK PHTBICIAN OF WELL KNOWN REPUTATION l^TAB- LISHES PRACTICE IN GROWmG SOUTH SHORE TOWN. Tbe village of Bellmore bas recent¬ ly acquired aa a permanent resident Ur. Henry V. Holcomb, formerly of .New York City where for 12 years as a practicing physician he won for himself an enviable reputation. Being a man of clear mind and good Judg¬ ment he wisely selected the fastest growing village on the south shore to establish hinuself and already his presence is being felt by those who are needful of medical treatment. Dr. Holcomb, as an associate of Dr. C. ,0. Child of Ea«t Seventy-flrst street. New York, practised medicine and surgery and was also the holder of Important appointments in that city, some of which were assistant at- "The Diamond From the Sky" The most exciting and thrilling serial picture ever thrown upon the screen, featuring the film stars, Lottie Pickford and Irving Cummings, Wil¬ liam Russell, Charlotte Burton and many other favorites who make this pictureized romantic novel live before your eyes. And don't forget that you are offered $10,000 FOR A SUGGESTION Showing every Friday Matinee and Evening. "THE GODDESS" The serial beautiful in 15 chapters. Filled with excitement, entertain¬ ment, exhilaration, featuring the well known favorites Earle Williams and Anita Stewart. EVERT TUESDAT MATINEE AND EVENING CHARLIE CHAPLIN The famous laugh producer showing EVERT THURSDAT Wanted^ For Sale^ ToLet, Board, etc. Pont liltle want "ada." mm* <>>e cooda wblle tbe retllns's cood. Tel. 01. Two cents a word (or flrst Insertion, mlnlmnm len vrofdai one cent a word lor •¦eeesslve Insertions. SIlollTHA.ND.—You can be tauftlit to wrlto shorthand in ono month. Spood and accuracy Kuaranlood. Lossoiis pilvato. Wrlto for fioo sampio lossun and torms. Box 16. (Jonoral Dolivory, Kiooport. 8-0-2t Ii(),\ltl> W.KNTKIi—YounK man in priv¬ ati- familv wHLro no othor boarders. liKiulro 10. Ft. F., caro of Nassau Fosl. 7-30-lt I'Olt S.M.IO—.\ flno saddle liorso, 14% hands hlRh. sound, woll Krooinod and brnllo wIho. Vory fast, but gentlo, and oall bo ridden by a lady. Plays an ox¬ collont tfamo of polo. Price, 1125.00. Uox It! Nassau Post. 7-30-lt TO Ki:.NT Oil FOU S.\LK—Sherman and I'ark avonuoB, Morrlck, 7-rooin liunKalow, bath, hot and cold waler, open flroplace In living room; plot, 100 by 100; routed by yoar, $12 per inonth. liKiuiro (loo. HusrhoH, Morrlck. L. 1. IMLHI-NON WAXTKD. STK.NOdUAPHKU. typist, understands bookkooping: aovoral years' experi¬ ence. AddretU^ A. I>. n., caro Nassau I'ost. 7-23-lt FOU S.\LIC—Boat. 32 feot, with cabin; s h. p. Balilwin engine. Por further partlcular.s, call or wrile Olaf Johnaon, 194 .So. Main st. Tel. 244-M. 7-24-lt FOU SALK—Window boxes, Kas range, "Uollablo," top oven.o. Max Hart, 8. LoiiK Beach avenue. 7-23-2t FOU SALK—Khode Island Red eges for hatching, both single and Rose comb, 31.00 for setting of 13. J. S. De¬ Mott, Leonard avenue, Freeport. Tele¬ phone 389-W. FOU SALK—Small chicken farm and 8- rooin house, with all modern Improve¬ ments except electricity; convenient to trolley, stores and schools. Room for IOO chickens. Easy terms. J. E. De¬ Mott, Leonard avenue, Freeport. An I n 'V f t at i o n If you have in mind the pur¬ chase of a small car built on racing lines—a car that is just a little bit faster than the other fellow's, 1 want you to see this latest product of the Trumbull organization The Trumbull Speedster $395 Completely equipped It's the niftiest, smartest looking little car that I've seen in some time, and for speedy driving- well, you sure can go some! Take a drive with me in the Speedster—note the silent running motor—how it re¬ sponds instantly to every touch—get be¬ hind the wheel yourself! Will you do this? Will you accept my invitation? tending to tbe New Yot% City Hospi- ral. adjunct professor of gynecology >A the—New York PolyellBie Port, Graduate School and hospital and as¬ sistant attending and chief of clinic at the Women's Hospital. He grad¬ uated from the College of Phyalciana and Surgeons in 1903 and serred for two years on the general staff at BelleTue Hospital, and is also an alumnus of tbe Sloane Maternity Hos¬ pital. All these connections and pro¬ fessional adjuncts to his medical training have made Dr. HoUomb a valuable man for a community to have in its presence and we be»peak for the doctor a genuine welcome to the ranks of professional men in the county; that his standing as ^ prac¬ titioner and a citizen may rank as high here, his adopted home, aa in the city where he won his spurs by hard work, and attention to his duties. Hot, Crisp Pop Com. Oh, yes, you can gel it in Freepori and it is certainly delicious. We know because we got a tiiiarter's worth the other evening. One mem¬ ber of the staff of this paper is par- tioularly fond of pop corn, and he says he can absolutely attest to the (|uallty of Kelly's. What's his address? Certainly we will be glad to give it: 30 North Main street, Freeport, at the buwlinrC alley and pool room establishment. "Going in to get some yourself. " ^f> A. MITCHEL PALMER. Pennsylvania Representative In Congress Slated For Federal Job. Photo by AmeriiMii Press Assooiatlon. Mr. Palmer, whu has been prominent In the national legislature. Is iiktjly to succeed Mr. Lansing as counselor of the state,.departmont at Washington. REAR ADMIRAL FULLAM. Head of Naval Academy Is In Command of Cruise to Paci Valentine S. Quinlan 210 South Ocean Ave.. Freeport, L. I. Photo by American Press Asaociatlon. Admiral W H. Fullam, V. 8. N., Is enforcing the good old plan of treatlni the niiil.ihipmeii on their luai'tlce trip to the Panama oxpusitiun vviih uil the care that would lie oXeiolHed for boarding echool girls on an excursion. Straw Hat Sale Our high grade stock of Straw Hats have been reduced as follows: $5,00 Toung's Panamas... |3.50 $3.00 Tonng'B Straws $2.00 $2,50 Straws $1.5« $2.00 Straws $1.25 Perk up with a smart new straw and pocket the difference. $3.50 and $4,00 Manhattan Silk Shirts that shimmer with quality and dlstfViCtiveness have been reduced to $2.86. Take our tip and top your ahirt atock wltta one or more of tk«M plums. ADOLPH LEVY A SON vrhpost. l. I. FRBEPORT DBPBATfiDl IN 10-ItlNING GAlfi IN ONE OF MOST EXCITING OAMES OF SEASON LOCAL TEAM FORCES KTRyMAW ROTS TO EX¬ TEND TO LIMIT TO WIN. 7" (By Special Correspondent.) t Last Saturday the Freeport A. A. nif t defeat at ilie handa of the Kirk¬ man A. A. by tlie Score of 9 to 7 in an interesting ten-Inning g^me. Sensational fielding aud heavy hit¬ ting featured the game. A. Smith. C^heshire and Wilkening starred at| the bat. Wilkening drove out a home run i in the ninth with two men ou the! bases and put Kirkman well in thei lead. I A. Smith evened thiugs up in the' locals half by driving out a double,] wllh three on, all scoring. | Cheshire is hitting the ball on the, nose, getjting three nice hits. Herrinian robbed Abe of a &ure dou¬ ble in the ftrst inning by a wonderful one-hand catch. Next Saturday Freeport will have as their opponents the Mineola A. C. Last time Freeport trimmed the Min¬ eola boys, 3 to 0. The score: I'KIIKI'OKT A. \. AB. Ii. H. (>. A. K. Pottlt, 111 4 0 112 1 0 .Voiaii, .ss 4 cf lOlflsoI rtaynor, ;ib Cheshire, 2b .\. .'^mlth. Kerlov, if 1". .Smith, rf IJodoll, p . I'ilcher, rf Total.H . . 1 1 12 U (I 0 (I 0 10 0 0 0 36 7 KIKKMW A. A. AB. K. Miller. SH ."> 2 (Jastmoyer, 2I> 4 U (•oUKhlln, 3b 5 1 U'ilkoniiiK. p 5 1 .Meehan. lb 5 0 Harriman. ct 4 0 4 1 rt 4 1 Knnis, If T. Smith, Loe. c . I>unn, p 1 0 2 2 0 0 :; 1 :! 1 2 0 :i 0 1 10 0 0 1 2 u 0 1111 110 0 2 12 1 1 OOOO . . . .42 !) 16 30 11 3 hit by Wilkeiiing's Totals ... xCdUKliM I batted ball. Score bv iiiniiiKs: K. A. A (I 0 0 11 2 0 1 0 4 2—9 K. A. A 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 4 0—7 Home run—WilkeniiiK. Two-base Uits—A. Smith, .Meehan. Double play— ClioHhiro, I'oltil und Kllison. Siruck out — Bv Bedell. B; by VS'ilkenlnn-, «: by Dunn. 5. Bases on balls—Off Bedell, 6; otr WllkoninK, :i; olT Dunn, 1. Hit by pitched ball — By Dunn (Pottlt). Left im bases—Fieeport. 4; Kirkniaii. 10. 'I'inie of sann—2.20. I'lniiin—.\. ("ooko. ¥Am6HM0Tfi& I By Special Corrospondent.) Miss Lillian Sieiqs is entertaining .er cousin. Miss May Bunnhotf of Brooklyn. Mrs. A. E. Hunt and Miss Alice Sutherland have returned from High Hill Beach after spending a month there. Miss Anna Grim, a teacher iu the school here, was in town over last Sunday. At the (ongregational parsonage last Sunday afternoon Miss Florence Madeline Bowne of Bellmore and Louis Benzer of Brooklyn were united in marriage by Rev. Thomas S. Braithwaite. The maid of honor was tbe bride's sister. Miss Jane I. Bowne, and the he.st inan William C. Busch. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. William E. Bowne of Bellmore, and is well known in this viciniiy. After a brief honeymoon the young couple will make their home in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fussell are en¬ tertaining a little baby boy at their home on Wantagh avenue. The baby was born on Sunday night, and both mother and child are doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Young and daughter Miss Elsie are sojourn¬ ing at High Hill Beach. Among those In Wantagh who were conflrmed by Bishop McDonald In St Barnabas' Roman Catholic church, Bellmore, last Sunday were the fol¬ lowing: Elsie Stossel, Philip P. Slos sei, Ceielia Meyer, Gordon Meyer, Ewald Albrecht, Lu( y Albrecht. Meta Huhnken, Thelma Huhnken, Rosa Huhnken, Thelma Ue Long, George Box, Kalph Box, Frank Box. Alice Norton, Connell Stevenson and Edna Verme. Under the auspices of the Nassau and Suflolk Lighting Company a dem onstration of modern cooking was given in the flre house on Thursday afternoon by Miss Jeannette Barlow, the expert demonstrator of the com pany. Mr. and Mrs. .\. deWilde, formerly residents here, are spending a vaca¬ tion at Oak Island Beach. Ray de Wilde, their son, was also in town Monda yand Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown ot Ho¬ boken have rented the coitage of Mrs A. E. Hunt at High Hill Beach. Reliable Machine Work. That's the kind of work you got at John Simpson's machine shop, locat ed on South Main street on the Free port river. Mr. Simpson Is an exper lenced mechanic and is absolutely trustworthy. There is hardly a day that passes, that Ihe well known gar¬ ages in this vicinity do not have to call on him. If there is any machine work of any kind, description or nature that you KOCK THE BUTCHER It is not what you pay for anything but what you get. Of all the foodstuffs nothing re¬ quires greater attention and care than meat, to get the sweetest and best. Our years of experience en¬ able us to judge and obtain PRIME MEATS. We exprt the utmost care to keep our place THE CLEANEST AND NEATEST Call and see our place and give us a trial. 123 SOUTH MAIN STREET FREEPORT Telephone 75 My Grocery Store Some Reasons: Because I can buy the highest quality of standard groceries al from 20 to 30 per cent, lesa than elsewhere. Come in and see your store. Get acquainted with all the prices. Strictly Fresh Guaranteed Eggs and very Best Creamery Butter sold at almost firfft cost. WITTMANN'S SODA WATER, regular 10c bottle, only 5c Campbell's Baked Beans 3 cans for 25c HEINZ BAKED BEANS, plain or Pink Alaska Salmon TALL CAN 9c FANCT CAROLINA RICE, a pou Waw Waw Olives Plain or Stuffed 5-oz. bottle, 9c ALL KINDS OF TEAS, a pound. Vinegar large bottle, white or cider 8c EXCELLENT COFFEE, a pound Salad Oil, large 13-oz. bottle 14c tomato sauce 9c and 13c Red Alaska Salmon TALL CAN 15c nd 7c 1 Waverly Brand Pickles Large Bottle 1 9c 29c French's Mustard 8c f' 20c T^V. STTRE AND LOOK FOR REASONS T THIS STORE IS TOUR STORE NEXT^WEEK J. J. DOLAN Tel, 488-J. 28 WEST MERRICK EOAD FREEDELIYERT want to get doae quidly and at an | exceedingly motlerate rate, .John j Simpson, ia tlw man for you to see. He r is popularly knowa aa the. 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fintail Posts: 32,604I prefer National/Alamo anyway, but that's still not good. I guess in a market oligarchy, oligopoly makes perfect sense. You get the justice you pay for.
Sixt will probably only exist at major airports, at least in the foreseeable future. They seem to have virtually no advertising/promotion, and I have read their service can be kind of quirky compared to what the usual American renter expects. -
sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567That seems to be the case but do love the high end vehicles they offer as they give the customer a great variety in choice. A great way to try out a vehicle to see if it fits into your daily life. For a small fee, one can really get to use it in real life situations to see if one really wants to make a long term commitment. After a house or condo, a vehicle is probably the 2nd most important and expensive choices people make in their lives and no one wants to make an error with thousands and thousands involved. Rent it for a few days or a week and you will definitely know the good and /or bad points and get the real deal on things like seat comfort and switch gear usage. So many times a vehicle is great for the quick test drive but it's on that 4 hour road trip that serious problems can and do arise and then what? Doing a little homework and spending some quality time with your choice makes all the difference in the world as we all want to love the vehicles we purchase. Can you imagine buying something and finding out next month that you really hate the thing and having it in your garage or parking space is a daily reminder of the bad and expensive decision you made. Oy vey!
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fintail Posts: 32,604Sixt does have a diverse lineup and good rates for highlines. Most rental brands have many brands nowadays, unlike in the past where some seemed to prefer certain brands. But, I have read some complaints about hard selling of expensive tack on items, and slow service. I suspect something has been lost in translation when it comes to company policy. In Germany, you won't be in and out of a Sixt rental office in 45 seconds like you can with many brands in the US, either - but it isn't slow. I have only used Sixt when renting in Europe - their rates are competitive, and they generally have the best cars - they often have highly optioned vehicles in the fleet.
Renting a car before buying is a smart idea. There aren't a lot of vehicles that it isn't possible to rent, today. I had a Sixt E-class for 8 days out of Fort Lauderdale last year, that gave me some idea about what I would be getting into. -
sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567Hope to soon...and finally get my E Class or a GLK wagon. I enjoy working for Sixt actually though they do their paperwork differently than the others we service. Did get to drive a Passat yesterday from West Palm to Miami for Hertz and it was just o k...actually prefer the Jetta as it's the perfect size, at least for me. Over lunch earlier, told the wife again I like the 180" size, give or take, and plan on a small ute next go round for me. She's just worried about parking on my side of the garage but that should not be an issue. I will do the garage test while test driving it just to make sure it will fit. Did this in the mid 80's for an Oldsmobile 88 and found that it was just too large for her side so got the Cutlass Supreme which was a perfect fit. But told her no more vehicles that I have to drop down into as I'm getting too old for that and also want a nicer ride next time. Power everything for my final vehicle...and I will get exactly what I want no matter what to!!
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fintail Posts: 32,604With all the drama at your current job, maybe you should see if there's a position open with a company, directly. Might be better working conditions.
I don't want a car that's too big,either. I live in a fairly congested area that can have iffy parking, anything above E-class size can be too much. -
sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567I applied to a couple...haven't heard back yet. Avis turned me down flat, probably because of my age. Am patient but do have a friend working at a different company who I've mentioned that I am looking...he's supposed to inquire for me so we'll see. I just know that I'm pretty unhappy where I'm out now but it was an open door when all the others were closed so I do owe them something. But the Hertz position would be the best by far! I hope and pray!
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fintail Posts: 32,604Maybe there's another company who contracts to move the cars?
Speaking of rentals, a friend of mine is going to Orlando later this year, found stupid cheap airfare ($280 RT from SEA on Delta, so I can get miles), and talked me into coming along. I've already booked my car, getting a Sixt E-class for $38.xx/day. -
sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567Now that's an outrageous price! Damn...for an E Class? Bet I could get a C Class for maybe $32/day. I really need to check it out but knowing me, I'd never want to give it back! Then I'd be forced to get a cpo'd unit before my time table kicks in. Seriously, I plan to keep to the plan and wait until 2016 or 2017 before I do swap out my vehicle...just makes no sense to get rid of the Civic before then unless my boy really needs and wants a vehicle. The wife won't trade mine for hers, I've asked her to let me have the Mazda and she just take the Civic as her d d but she said "no". This really is not a bad idea and I'd use the Mazda for a bit and then cut it loose. So since these two scenarios don't seem to be going to happen, I'm gonna just wait it out. But then when that time comes, anything will be possible and I will have more $ to boot as I plan to invest my small windfall when I do get it...lawyers really suck!
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fintail Posts: 32,604Funny thing, the C (one class lower in their grid) was actually $5/day more. I know the E will have standard nav and should have working satellite radio, so those are kind of free bonuses making it a real bargain.
For your car, I still think you need to go for it at least once. It's your money, and you can't take it with you :shades: -
sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567Well, that is the plan especially after the "sign" I got yesterday while driving. In a lull in traffic, three vehicles passed me in a row and then another lull...it was like a message from above! Leading off the trifecta was a RX 330, then a C Class with a 3 Series bringing up the rear. I knew it was a sign, absolutely and am willing to wait it out till the time is right as the Civic is running like a top, really outstanding except it does need an oil change which will happen next week.
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sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567Absolutely, the Civic is so flawless that I can't find a single thing wrong except the headliner isn't quite right and I need to call them to come back and fix it...the glue didn't take over the whole thing so it's just not flush. But that's it really. Tires are newish, needs an oil change and have decided to hold off on the new head unit for the time being. Best to get the wife situated and then I can sneak in my purchase as I do not want to upset the better half. Funny, we usually go in the Mazda, can't remember the last time she was in the Civic.
But try as I might, there's no justification for trading the Civic...none! I do plan to check out a few used units I've found online just to see if I really could live with an RX as it might be a bit too big for my side of the garage actually. Length wise I think it just would fit but it is a wider vehicle which could pose a problem as the wife doesn't always stay 100% on the left side...luckily I'm pretty thin and can squeeze in between them. Also need to see if the step up is too much for my leg to get into the thing. I do like the dash layout though it is a bit outdated compared to the newer version but I absolutely love the wood on the steering wheel and throughout the dash...a nice upscale touch. Lexus does a nice job with their interiors and it'll probably drive Toyota smooth. The light blue is my favorite color also and I've found a few. And I'd be that using 87 octane would work out just fine as I'm not crazy over getting superior mileage figures. I would be a very happy camper to have one of these puppies on my side of the garage!
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fintail Posts: 32,604I guess what they say is true, happy wife happy life :shades:
One good thing about the Civic is that if you do part with it, it will be easy to sell for a good price, or will make a good gift for someone.
The Lexus will no doubt be smoother than the German cars. The Germans excel at a composed highway ride, but some can be a little coarse on rough suburban roads. -
sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567Was outside reading the paper earlier and had the garage up and noticed how nice the Civic really is after it's been washed and cleaned up...people think it's really a brand new vehicle even though it's almost 7. Even the Mazda looks good after it got it's bath last weekend...we took it to dinner tonight and it drove great and the a/c blowing out cold air on #3 so all is good.
Got onto Auto Trader earlier and found a whole bunch of RX350's near here but the miles are high with prices to match. Even the '07 with 55k on the clock was around the $20k price point...a lot to pay for such an old vehicle as the new generation offers so much more. Also, they had an article in the paper's automobile section about used C Classes from the last generation and it said the '06 & '07 models had the 7 speed auto trannys in them and were the better value. They also liked the styling of that generation a bit more than the current one which I tend to agree with...it looks to be a smaller vehicle which I do like. I'd be thrilled to find a lower mileage '07 in that taupe color they had which was absolutely stunning...like the MB much better than the current 3 Series also though the last generation 3 is a nice looking ride also. But need to get the wife all situated first and then I can "quietly" swing a possible deal for myself. I think the age and possible repair expenses will be the two things that bother her the most...she'd think I was crazy to purchase such an older vehicle for almost the price of a brand new econocar. And then every time it would need a repair, man I'd never hear the end of the "I told you so's". But the heart wants what it wants and mine wants more for the next vehicle, more in the sense of more lux and less econo feel. I want a power seat with leather or high line cloth and have no problem with a small 6 as long as it is a real lux vehicle. And figuring $20k cash plus my Civic out the door to get the job done should work.
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sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567Got a text about a couple of runs in the morning so all is good. After these two days off, I'm ready to go and rock and roll a bit. Hopefully we'll have enough for an 8 hour day but we'll see what pans out...could be more than the scheduled two. I'm up for anything here!
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fintail Posts: 32,604Cars age better than they used to, that's for sure. Where say in 1983, a 1976 car could look like a lost cause, in 2013, a 2006 car can look new.
I'd spend a little more and get the 2010+ RX, smoother design. For the C, I would look for a 2012+ car, the post facelift cars have a nicer interior design IMO, and have the LEDs that some like. For these entry lux cars, leasing can sometimes be easier than buying, too - no worries about repairs. I know your wife would cringe, but it is sometimes nice to have no strings attached when it comes to a more expensive car. There will be some sweetheart leases on these cars as the model ages off.
Good luck getting a nice new rental to drive. -
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sandman_6472 Coral Springs, FLPosts: 2,567And I haven't found that to be the case with the few high mileage ones I have driven. But the jury is still out here so time will tell. I do know that our '08 Accent is as perfect at 20k as it was at 100 miles, the things is just wonderful. I will definitely keep my eyes open to see more high mileage rental units and how they age.
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- ^ "Image Maps in HTML". AccessAbility. Penn State University. Retrieved 6 October 2013.
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Samsung's sprawling 5.3-inch Galaxy Note strained the definitions of what a smart phone is -- not to mention our thumb joints -- when it landed in November 2011. Despite a gorgeous screen, the handset didn't blow us away.
To try to make it the big hitter Samsung clearly believes it is, it's been super-duper-sized and kitted out with a burly quad-core processor and a whopping 2GB of RAM. The Note has overcome its split smart-phone-or-tablet identity crisis and bulked up to scrap it out with the 10-inch tablet heavyweights.
Costing £400 for the 16GB Wi-Fi model, does this 10-inch beast have what it takes to beat down the stunning 7-inch Google Nexus 7, which sells for half that price?
The original Galaxy Note was primarily designed to be a smart phone which, given its 5.3-inch size, we all thought was a joke. It certainly blurred the line between a phone and tablet to the point of ludicrousness.
The Note 10.1 might share the same name, but there's no confusion over in which camp this new chap stands -- at 10.1-inches, it's unmistakably a tablet, so you're going to look particularly foolish clutching it to the side of your face. The only reason to do that would be if you're using your facial hair to remove a stubborn grease mark from the screen.
The Note 10.1 borrows nearly all of its looks from Samsung's own Galaxy Tab 2 10.1. Both slates are the same size and both have slightly extra space to the left and right of the screen (when held horizontally). It isn't the most luxurious of designs and I don't think it will be troubling the iPad's edge-to-edge glass front in the style stakes. Still, the bezel's hardly an eyesore and at least there's space to house front-facing speakers.
Around the back is a large expanse of white plastic that's been given a pearlescent sheen to stop it from being too boring. Sadly, this panel feels rather cheap and easily picks up dirt and scuffs, quickly turning your shiny new slate into a grubby paving slab. It doesn't offer much flex, so it feels like it could take the odd bump inside a bag, but I wouldn't advise carrying it too far without a decent amount of padding.
The chief difference between this Note and the Tab 2 10.1 is that the Note also comes with a stylus for writing or doodling on the screen. It fits securely in the bottom right of the tablet, which is a slightly awkward place to put it as it's easy to drop when you're removing it. You can't get it out if the tablet is sat in a docking station either.
The Note 10.1 measures 8.9mm thick, which is par for the course for most 10-inch slates, as is its 600g weight -- the iPad comes in at a slightly heavier 635g. If you already own a tablet like an iPad or Samsung's earlier Galaxy Tab, then you won't struggle to carry it around and it should fit snugly in any sleeves or bags you already own.
Around the edges you'll find a power button, a volume rocker, a microSD card slot (for expanding the internal 16GB of storage), a 3.5mm headphone jack and a dock connector. Annoyingly, there's no micro-USB slot, so if you ever want to transfer files to and from your tablet, you're going to need to make sure you have the dedicated cable with you. Woe betide you if you lose that cable -- it gives the Note power as well as data so it would be rendered useless.
S Pen stylus
What separates the Note from the raft of other full-size tablets is the addition of a stylus. The ability to scribble like a toddler after a triple espresso will no doubt draw the eye of creative artsy types who want a digital canvas for their sketches, notes and designs. It'll also come in handy if you own a toddler (with or without espresso, your choice), as they can use the S Pen -- or their finger if it's clean -- to doodle to their heart's content. Your days of worrying over felt-tipped pens making their way onto your wallpaper could be over.
The pen's been redesigned since the original Note, with the bigger tablet size affording a longer, thicker stylus. The squared-off sides will prevent it from rolling down the side of your desk to be lost forever in a tangle of cables, fluff and 2p pieces. The button on it has also received some grooves, to make it easier to find -- although it's also easier to press by mistake.
I was impressed with the accuracy of the lines I was able to draw on the screen, helped by the very narrow point of the stylus. Some styluses designed to work with capacitive touchscreens have quite fat, spongy tips, which reduce accuracy. But the S Pen is more akin to a Biro, making it very easy to quickly sketch or doodle aimlessly while on the phone to your parents.
Samsung reckons the stylus can recognise 1,024 levels of pressure, which is a significant improvement over the 256 levels the original Note's stylus could detect. Having said that though, I can't really say I noticed a benefit of having 1,024 levels. When sketching and shading in Photoshop Touch, I could perhaps visually identify 10 different shade strengths.
The screen is also apparently able to tell when your palm is pressed on the screen when you're busy sketching with the S Pen. I found this to be somewhat hit and miss, with my doodles going sometimes uninterrupted and awkward blotches appearing on my beautiful artwork on other occasions.
If you dive into the settings, you can configure a bunch of apps like S Note, Polaris Office or PS Touch to load up automatically when you take the stylus out. That could save you valuable seconds when you absolutely must sketch something as quickly as possible.
The S Pen improves precision in certain apps and can speed up note taking. But if you prefer typing out missives, it doesn't offer any real benefit. In day-to-day tablet use, jabbing away with your finger will prove better. Unless you have a pressing need for an electronic pen, such as if you're an architect or artist who regularly sketches, the S Pen is not enough reason in itself to buy the Note over other tablets.
Still, Samsung's bundled in some decent doodling software. An app called S Note lets you join images and videos together with your own scrawlings to make your memos that bit more artistic, although the clunky interface and obscure icons are not the easiest to figure out. It's not even clear how to open a blank sheet of paper and the pre-saved S Note document entitled 'S Note Tips' is a one-page document with the single instruction of 'Tap a template and begin'. Super helpful.
The gem for the artsy types will no doubt be the aforementioned Adobe Photoshop Touch -- a pared-down version of Photoshop that includes layers and some effects. It's relatively easy to open existing images to draw over or simply open a blank document for sketching. There's a lot more functionality here than just the basic crop and rotate tools found on Photoshop Express on phones.
Unfortunately, not every app uses the S Pen as you'd hope. S Note and Photoshop Touch make best use of the technology, but the Email app doesn't allow you to write emails with the pen, only to draw in the body of the email, which is a big oversight.
The purpose of the S Pen is to offer an alternative to digit prodding. While the stylus feels fine for navigating menus and swiping through pages, when it comes to typing, you'll almost certainly feel more comfortable using both hands with the on-screen keyboard. If you're going to be hacking through some long emails, you might be better off looking at the Asus Transformer Infinity, with its handy keyboard dock.
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
The Note 10.1 arrives running Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest-but-one version of Android. ICS, or Android 4.0 if you prefer, brings a slew of features and interface tweaks to Google's mobile operating system. Oh, and the nifty ability to unlock your device using your face. It's recently been superseded by Android 4.1 Jelly Bean though.
While Samsung reckons the Note will get a Jelly Bean update by the end of the year, if you're after the very latest software out of the box, you won't be best impressed -- and Samsung doesn't have a shining track record when it comes to bringing updates to its devices.
Despite this, ICS is still a slick operating system. Having Android on your tablet grants you access to Google Play, which is crammed full of apps to download. The Note also features Samsung's TouchWiz interface -- familiar to anyone who's used Samsung devices -- that's been toned down with a quieter aesthetic. It offers a mini apps tray that now supports limited customisation, allowing you to swap out apps from the tray.
Samsung has bundled some of its own apps too like its music, video and games hubs, which you might find useful if you're a serial media addict. For the most part though, you're more likely to stick to Google's Play for books, films, apps and games.
A useful feature Samsung's added is the ability to run apps side-by-side on screen. It's effectively the same as the window 'snapping' feature in Windows 7 and works pretty well on a 10.1-inch space. Multi-tasking is given a boost because of this, although the list of supported apps is pretty short -- limited to just six -- so it's questionable as to how useful it will be.
I was able to simultaneously look at the web browser and photos in the gallery and you can do the same with videos (although not using YouTube). Hopefully, more apps will allow for this functionality.
There's also a feature called Pop Up Play, which lets you playback videos in a small, adjustable window, while you carry on operating the tablet as normal. I found this worked pretty well and it's a handy way of checking your email, without having to miss a moment of your film. It's already in use on the Samsung Galaxy S3, so if you've found it useful there, odds are you will on the Note.
The Note 10.1 has -- you'll be shocked to learn -- a 10.1-inch screen, shovelling in a fair 1,280x800 pixels. While that resolution will do the trick for most purposes, recent Android tablets like the Asus Transformer Infinity and Acer Iconia Tab A700 trounce it with sharper 1,920x1,200-pixel resolutions. If it's really intended to appeal to creative types with a focus on images, a higher resolution would have been particularly welcome here -- especially since the iPad crams in 2,048x1,536 pixels.
The screen is still pretty sharp, with the flurries of snow in my favourite YouTube clip displayed well. Some icons can look a little rough around the edges though, and small text on web pages isn't always as sharp as it could be, which might make reading for longer periods uncomfortable.
Still, it's at least very bright and rather bold too, with colours that stand out well and satisfyingly deep blacks. If you're keen on your movies and regularly spend evenings sitting around watching YouTube clips, you'll be satisfied.
Inside that slim white jacket is a quad-core processor clocked at a meaty 1.4GHz, along with a very impressive 2GB of RAM. The most RAM I've come across in a tablet so far is only 1GB, so I was very keen to see what it was capable of.
To begin, I booted up the Geekbench benchmark test and was very impressed at the 1,828 score it achieved. By comparison, the Toshiba AT300, which also packs in a quad-core chip, managed just 1,400 on the same test and I found that slate to be extremely competent.
In fact, the only tablet that's produced a better score than that is the Asus Transformer Infinity, which totalled a little over 1,900 (the best score I've ever seen on an Android tablet). In practice, I wouldn't think you'd ever notice the difference. The Note performed similarly well on the Quadrant benchmark, scoring 5,422, casually beating the powerhouse HTC One X's 4,500.
It's not just about straight-line power though. That 2GB of RAM will lend a serious hand when it comes to multi-tasking. Considering the Note has multi-tasking features like split-screen and Pop Up Play, it's really going to be putting that RAM to good use. Indeed, I found it remained very responsive to my swipes and pokes, even when watching a video at the same time.
That RAM also helps the tablet switch effortlessly between open apps, although I did notice that swiping through pages and some menus wasn't as buttery smooth as I'd like. The 7-inch Google Nexus 7 packs a quad-core chip too, and although it achieved a slightly lesser score on the benchmarks, the Jelly Bean software on board does some wizardry with the frame rates, making everything seem much more fluid.
That power under the hood helps the Note with gaming. It doesn't use the Nvidia Tegra 3 chip found on tablets like the Toshiba AT300 or Nexus 7, which means some glossy titles like Six-Guns aren't available, but there's still an ever-expanding line-up on the Google Play store designed for dedicated gamers.
I tried out the zombie shooter Dead Trigger and was pleased with the smooth gameplay. The tablet's reproduced the demanding graphics without so much as a hiccup.
Around the back is a 5-megapixel camera, which is a step up from the 3-megapixel efforts on previous Tabs. The results from the camera are pretty much what I'd expect from most tablets. The images are fairly sharp but aren't particularly vivid. I've seen better results from the Transformer Infinity and the iPad, but there's not a huge amount in it.
It's certainly good enough for a Twitter update (no doubt with some artsy Instagram filter applied), but you're unlikely to want to take it anywhere for proper photography -- and given that it's a big tablet, not a camera, that's to be expected.
You'll spy a 1.9-megapixel snapper on the front too, which should make you look good on video calls, or make you look ridiculous as you pose for a Myspace-style self portrait.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1's screen resolution may be trounced by the iPad, but it features a powerful quad-core processor and the S Pen sylus will appeal to creative types. Even if you have no use for the pen, the Note 10.1's fast overall performance, sensible design, decent screen and useful features make it the best 10-inch Samsung tablet yet.
However, the potential of the S Pen is not fully mined here, and unless you have a specific purpose for it such as regular sketching, its usefulness is arguably limited. If you're looking for a powerful 10-inch tablet, it's definitely worth considering. But if you hanker after the latest Android software and want to save yourself a couple of hundred quid, the Google Nexus 7 offers a similar helping of power, albeit from a smaller body.
Editor's note, 21 August: This review previously featured a score of three and a half stars, based on CNET.com's review in the US, which had access to the Note prior to it arriving in the UK. Andy Hoyle has since spent time with the tablet and has updated the score and comments based on his experiences.


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Garlic, oregano and lemon juice give spark to this memorable main dish. It's easy to fix - just brown the chicken in a skillet, then let the slow cooker do the work. I like to serve this dish to company. -Walter Powell, Wilmington, Delaware
- 6 bone-in chicken breast halves (12 ounces each), skin removed
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 cup water
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon chicken bouillon granules
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley
- Hot cooked rice
- Pat chicken dry with paper towels. Combine the oregano, seasoned salt and pepper; rub over chicken. In a skillet over medium heat, brown the chicken in butter; transfer to a 5-qt. slow cooker. Add water, lemon juice, garlic and bouillon to the skillet; bring to a boil, stirring to loosen browned bits. Pour over chicken.
- Cover and cook on low for 5-6 hours. Baste the chicken. Add parsley. Cover and cook 15-30 minutes longer or until meat juices run clear. If desired, remove chicken to a platter and keep warm; thicken cooking juices. Serve over chicken and rice. Yield: 6 servings.
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Used boneless chicken breasts, and added alittle lemon zest. Chicken was tender and juicy. Could cut it with my fork. Will definitely make this again
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Memory Performance: 16GB DDR3-1333 to DDR3-2400 on Ivy Bridge IGP with G.Skill
by Ian Cutress on October 18, 2012 12:00 PM EST- Posted in
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At the lowest end of our testing, we have a 16GB DDR3-1333 9-9-9 kit on hand. When DDR3 was first released, the main speed available was DDR3-800, but enough time has passed that this has phased out and now 1333 MHz is the new 'minimum'. With the prices of memory as they are, this kit from G.Skill currently retails for $75, meaning that a massive amount of memory is available for all at a reasonable level. To put this into contrast, I remember spending ~$240 on a 2x2 GB Kit of DDR2-800 5-5-5 about 5-6 years ago – we can now get four times the capacity for less than a third of the price.
DDR3-1333 sits at the bottom end, but within months we can imagine DDR3-1600 taking that spot – as we will see with the next kit, for $5 more we get a faster product.
Visual Inspection
Our first kit features G.Skill's Ares branding – the Ares kits that G.Skill sell are essentially meant to be the lower profile but colored heatsinks. These heatsinks in all honesty may not be entirely necessary for cooling, but they are firmly bonded to the memory modules and removing them would be a large task and more than likely damage the module. I have seen horror stories of chips being removed along with the heatsink, making the memory unusable. As a result we cannot directly observe which ICs are being used in our kits for this review. A quick word in the ear of G.Skill and they will not tell us the information, under the guise that it is classified and if the competition wants to know what G.Skill are using, they will have to buy a kit and break it themselves. Given how small the margins are in memory sales (as well as potential market stagnation after the credit crisis), I'm not surprised with the level of secrecy.
Anyway, back to the kit:
The standard packaging at G.Skill is a rather efficient plastic container holding each of the modules. The packaging is easy enough to open, though I also found it fairly brittle, meaning small shards could break off and be easily lodged in feet. Inside the box itself is a piece of card to advertise the kit and protect the modules from each other. We also get a small G.Skill sticker for the computer case.
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Kit Speed | 1333 | 1600 | 1866 | 2133 | 2400 |
Subtimings | 9-9-9-24 2T | 9-9-9-24 2T | 9-10-9-28 2T | 9-11-10-28 2T | 10-12-12-31 2T |
Price | $75 | $80 | $95 | $130 | $145 |
XMP | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Size | 4 x 4 GB | 4 x 4 GB | 4 x 4 GB | 4 x 4 GB | 4 x 4 GB |
MHz | 1333 | 1600 | 1867 | 2134 | 2401 |
Voltage | 1.500 | 1.500 | 1.500 | 1.650 | 1.650 |
tCL | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 10 |
tRCD | 9 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
tRP | 9 | 9 | 9 | 10 | 12 |
tRAS | 24 | 24 | 28 | 28 | 31 |
tRC | 33 | 33 | 37 | 38 | 43 |
tWR | 10 | 12 | 14 | 16 | 16 |
tRRD | 4 | 5 | 5 | 6 | 7/6 |
tRFC | 107 | 128 | 150 | 171 | 313 |
tWTR | 5 | 6 | 8/7 | 9/8 | 10/9 |
tRTP | 5 | 6 | 8/7 | 9/8 | 10/9 |
tFAW | 20 | 24 | 24 | 25 | 26 |
tCWL | - | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 |
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Senti - Saturday, October 20, 2012 - link
Well, my life taught me that it's well worth reducing number of memory chips on each channel as there are cases when 2+ modules per channel won't run without errors even on native speed while there are no problems with 1 module per channel. There is also concern of extensibility, but I guess it's less relevant now when you are already getting 16GB of ram in desktop.
I don't have experience with "tweaked" Linpacks, but I see no much reason for such tweaks as Prime95 already does the job well and in practice it's easier to get stability when different tests stress different parts.
About overclocking – there is difference in my case. 48% faster memory (from native DDR3-1066) can be felt in practice without synthetics and games in unpractical settings.
As for gamers that can't even apply XMP, I seriously didn't thought it was the primary intended audience of Anandtech... Also, gamers with 5 fps in Metro2033, lol.
For review of the kits themselves it was ok, but again quite useless for me as besides overclocking what is really interesting is how well do chips of different brands do compared with each other on equal price points.
Overall, take my comments not as nitpicking about particular things, but rather that I hope to see here more in-depth articles. Reply -
IanCutress - Saturday, October 20, 2012 - link
I've reviewed 60+ motherboards at AnandTech since I started, and I the only issues I have running certain memory depends on the motherboard and how the manufacturer has optimised reading XMP profiles (e.g. some motherboard partners do not have G.Skill as a preferred memory partner, and thus do not work with them). The only thing I ever do is bump up the IMC voltage a little, and that alone is quite rare. The only issue running four modules rather than two that normally presents itself is overclocking - this is why ASUS started using T-Topology for their memory sub-system in order to remove any signalling irregularities when pushing a full set of modules to the limits.
I agree that moving above 1066 makes a difference. That's not a point of contention. If in the current climate the machine you run offers 1866+ and people are choosing 1066 MHz memory, then that is your decision.
Regarding AnandTech audiences, we have a wide range, from gamers to enthusiasts to engineers and financiers wanting to justify purchases. I would suspect that a fair few readers here build machines for friends and family, and are in all sorts of stages of understanding the technology under their feet. Hopefully everyone is applying XMP.
Regarding overclocking, as always your mileage may vary. This was shown deeply in my Ivy Bridge overclocking article - many users reported worse than what I achieved and some performed better. Getting a good processor or set of memory sticks is like a chocolate chip cookie - if you take one out of the packet, some may have more chocolate chips in than others. We always hope the ones we get have the most chocolate chips, but sometimes we do not. When going from 1600 C9 to 1866 C10 for the most part the price difference in these kits (as well as the performance difference) is minimal - the main difference will be if the sub-timings are scaled accordingly, either by the BIOS on automatic or left at XMP settings. People are fooled that more MHz means better performance. In a couple of other kits I have coming up for review, (2400 C11 and 2666 C11), we see this is not always the case.
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Swede(n) - Saturday, October 20, 2012 - link
I fail to see how much more percentage in real performance those memory's at different speed has, this in regards of how much the price is compare to the relative performance.
Now, if I look at the different graphs I can see little or almost none real life app. performance benefit from going from a 1600 cl 9 memory and upwards.
Instead the article fail to recognize the most frequent problem with fast memory's; instability and shortened life span of the memory controller if added multiple modules.
Question: have this changed since the last memory test by AnandTech:
Sandy Bridge Memory Scaling: Choosing the Best DDR3
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IanCutress - Saturday, October 20, 2012 - link
Over my Z77/Ivy Bridge reviews I have used a quad module DDR3-2400 C9 kit throughout, without any reduction in stability from the IMC. In order to test what you ask would require a large sampling and long testing - one month on Prime95 at 50C ambient to burn out one processor IMC then move onto the next one. It isn't going to happen - not enough processors, and by the time the testing is complete the article wouldn't matter so much.
With so many people in the world using modules, under all sorts of scenarios, yes things will happen and *some* trends could be construed from the data. We do not have access to the data, and thus 'the most frequent problem with fast memory is instability and shortened lifespan' is not the most frequent - it may be the problem you most hear about, but I bet you do not hear about the 100s of others that have no issue. We can't confirm that on our end, and we can't provide any numbers that do so as they are held tightly by the company that makes the memory.
This is a review of memory kits, not an overview of fast memory, and such it has been treated that way and we draw the conclusions that we can from the results at hand. This is the difference between a scientific method and random stabs in the dark regarding what was posted on forums. I can confirm the former, but I'd steer away from the latter unless I could provide concrete numbers.
In answer to your question - Sandy Bridge processors can handle up to 2133-2400 MHz memory, but Ivy Bridge can go one further in the fact that my processor can handle 2950 MHz or thereabouts. As a result, memory vendors bring out kits to sell at these higher frequencies. They need to be tested to let you guys and gals know if there is any reason to buy them, but first we need an overview to see where we stand. The article you link to is from a different editor at AT, and I needed a series of my own results for comparison (as well as confirming I had a proper set of benchmarks on my own end.)
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Swede(n) - Sunday, October 21, 2012 - link
Hi Ian, Thanks a lot for Your answer. That clarified things.
Have a nice and relaxed day.
Btw. I enjoy reading articles and reviews here at AnandTech since many years back and I think it is one of the very best sites out there.
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JonnyDough - Monday, October 22, 2012 - link
where are the non-overclocked, non-heatsinked modules? Reply -
svdb - Tuesday, October 23, 2012 - link
This article is pointless and debating is futile. Everybody knows that ORANGE memory modules are always faster than BLACK one, but not as fast as RED ones! Duh...
The same with cars... Reply -
jonjonjonj - Friday, October 26, 2012 - link
you keep saying that a big part of the heat sinks are too "prevent the competition from knowing what ICs are under the hood". do you really think if a competitor or anyone for that matter who wanted to know what ICs were being used are going to say damn we cant find out what the ICs are because the $45 memory has a heat sink? im pretty sure they are going to buy a kit and rip them apart. Reply