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iPhone demand strong for consumsers, biz
Apple's iPhone may revolutionize both the consumer and business smartphone market--with more than one in four consumers indicating that are interested in purchasing the iPhone. The iPhone, which one CEO believes may double smartphone sales, is one of the two leading devices for smartphone buyers, according to a recent survey. While Blackberry manufacturer Research in Motion (33%) holds a small lead over Palm (29%) in consumer market share of smartphones, Apple has already influenced would-be-purchasers. "In a startling finding, our April consumer survey shows one-in-four (26%) potential smart phone purchasers say they�ll opt for the iPhone � immediately catapulting Apple into a first place tie with industry leader Research in Motion (26%)," ChangeWave announced on Thursday.
Apple 6th on BusinessWeek InfoTech100
Apple ranks no. 6 on BusinessWeek's Information Technology 100, the magazine's ranking of the "top tech performers." The ranking scheme starts by looking at financial data from Standard & Poor's Compustat. To qualify, companies had to have revenues of at least $300 million. Companies whose stock price has dropped more than 75 percent, whose sales shrank, or where other developments raised questions about future performance, were eliminated from contention. The remaining group of companies was ranked on four criteria: return on equity, shareholder return and revenue growth. Amazon ranked number 1, AT&T (Apple's partner for the iPhone) is no. 7, and Microsoft is no. 9. In addition to ranking 6th overall, Apple also ranked 7th on the list of best shareholder returns, with its stock gaining 102.8 percent in the 12-month period ending May 31st 2007.
iPhoney: Web app simulator for iPhone
Marketcircle has released iPhoney, a new iPhone simulator for Web designers. The Mac OS X application is designed test iPhone-enabled Web 2.0 applications and compatible Web sites.� iPhoney will open any Web site that works with Safari (Safari 3 works best), simulate the iPhone user agent to test browser redirection scripts, and rotate Web sites in either portrait or landscape orientation. The tool is also pixel accurate to the iPhone, which has 160 pixels. But since most Mac displays offer between 72 and 96 pixels per inch, iPhoney looks about twice the size of an actual iPhone. The developers say that they soon plan to make iPhoney open source, though a date for that change has not yet been announced.
SoftCare K4 5.8: support for Adobe CS3
SoftCare has released version 5.8 of its editorial workflow system SoftCare K4. The new release adds support for Adobe Creative Suite 3 as its primary new functionality. The company has also released an XML Exporter module for K4 version 5.8. K4 allows multiple users to edit content in the same layout simultaneously. It also aports automatic notification when layout, article or pictures have changed and offers version control, workflow routing, and status tracking. Editors can edit their articles in a layout view or without any layout.
Panasonic puts out extra-bright fixed DLP projectors
Panasonic on Thursday afternoon grew its fixed-install projector line by two with brighter, longer-lasting DLP models ideal for large rooms and theaters. Both the standard-ratio PT-D5700U and widescreen PT-D5100U swap in a new, AC-power lamp (versus the DC of earlier models) that puts out 6,000 lumens of brightness -- significantly more than their 5,000-lumen predecessors and about three times more than the average home projector. This in tandem with an improved 10-bit color processing technique also helps clean up HD video signals while sharpening them, Panasonic says. The change in current also has the side benefit of putting less stress on the electronics and ups the useful life of the lamps to 3,000 hours when using a darker, low-power mode.
Snapz Pro X 2.1.0 goes Universal
Ambrosia Software has released v2.1.0 of Snapz Pro X, its desktop recording program. The software allows users to record any on-screen image, whether as a still picture or a QuickTime video, the latter of which can be full motion and accompanied by system audio and/or microphone voice-over. Ambrosia claims that its capture engine is 20 times faster than any rival. The new version is the first to become a Universal Binary, and has been further refined to be compatible with the WWDC release of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later is required. The full software costs $70, but can be purchased as an upgrade from Snapz Pro 1.x for $20.
Rogers 3G wireless hits Montreal, Ottawa, more
Canadians can now have access to HSDPA-based 3G wireless through Rogers in several major cities, according to unofficial reports. Although the carrier has made no formal announcements of expanding its network beyond a Toronto debut, users in Calgary, Edmonton, London, Montreal, and Ottawa have all mentioned their phones detecting the presence of the networks in parts of the respective cities, indicating a build-out of the faster cellular Internet access beyond its original location. Signals can be intermittent and reveal that the upgrade is still in the early stages, subscribers say. Completion of the core network is expected in earnest by early 2008.
HTC phone details see daylight
The online retailer CTI Miami has obtained information on a variety of upcoming HTC phones, which may be of particular interest to subscribers on CDMA networks. A notable example is the Vogue, which is a CDMA version of the Touch, often compared with the Apple iPhone for its large touchscreen and similar interface gestures. Also being converted is the Excalibur, which will become an upgraded model called the Iris (S640), complete with a two-megapixel camera, 256MB of ROM and assisted GPS.
Zune tops 11 percent player share in May
Microsoft's share of the music player market is continuing to climb, according to preliminary details of a new study published by market researchers NPD. The group notes that the lone 30GB Zune held 11.3 percent of the US market for hard disk-based players in May, a modest but significant increase from the 9.9 percent seen in January. Reasons were not given but the increase in sales is widely believed to be the result of both special edition pink, red, and Halo 3 Zunes as well as store discounts over the course of the spring, which dropped prices to as low as $199 at some large retailers.
Microsoft demos multi-touch notebook PC
Microsoft can apply the multi-touch technology stemming from its Surface computer table even to notebook computers, the company has revealed in a demo video. Researchers at Microsoft's Cambridge, UK location have modified a standard Dell notebook to include infrared detectors behind the screen, achieving the same effect as the cameras in Surface without the associated size. The technology can apply the same dragging, pinching, and tapping motions and applies them to an otherwise standard Windows Vista install which still accepts normal input, researcher Steve Hodges demonstrates.
Apps: Friend Photos, PandoraJam, ReelBean
Friend Photos 1.0 (free) a Facebook photo screen saver for Mac OS X modeled in the style of Apple TV's photo user interface. The screen saver module allows users to view photos as a slideshow and filter by sex or relationship status. You can view random photos or advance through entire albums with tags and captions.[Download - 248KB] PandoraJam 1.0 to build 27 ($15) allows users to listen to the Pandora.com radio service on the Mac OS X desktop. Can stream music wirelessly, record audio for playback on iPods, and submit tracks to Last.fm. Also features integration via Growl notifications, instant messenger updates and keyboard shortcuts. The new release is also compatible with Safari 3 Beta and adds an option for users to select the recording folder. [Download - 6.8MB] ReelBean 2.94 ($15) movie converter and player application. It can convert videos to formats including iPod, Apple TV, QuickTime, MPEG4, H.264, AVI and others. It also plays over 50 formats of video and audio and can extract individual video and audio tracks into new files. Other features include a scene selection drawer, a video transparency slider, a playback speed controller and more. [Download - 4.6 MB] � iStat menus 1.0 (free) lets you monitor your system from your menubar. Eight highly customizable menu extras let you monitor almost every aspect of your system, including: CPU, memory, disks, network, temperatures, fans, Bluetooth battery levels and date and time for various locations. [Download - 2.4 MB] PathsElements 1.0 ($25) designed to add missing functionality to Adobe Elements, especially paths. Comes as a selection plug-in. The app features a set of different paths function, bezier tool, ability to create rounded rectangles, stars, tables all in vector format for precise and easy re-editing.
MetroPCS turns to China for new phone
While phones designed in China tend to remain in that country, US carrier MetroPCS has decided to adopt the C88, created by ZTE and recently submitted to the FCC for approval. One unusual aspect is its aesthetics, which involve copious amounts of gloss on both the keypad and the exterior, unlike many other budget-level phones; similarly, its closed shape mimics the Motorola RAZR. The phone is also notable for storing unspecified media on microSD cards, and having a USB port to sync with a computer; a camera, two color displays and stereo Bluetooth round out known features. MetroPCS has not indicated when the C88 will be available for purchase. [via Phone Scoop]
Samsung packs Q70 with Santa Rosa, GeForce 8400M
Samsung today showcased a new addition to its Sens notebook line. The Q70 is based on Intel's Santa Rosa platform and shares in the faster Core 2 Duos using an 800MHz bus, 802.11n wireless, and GMA X3100 video in base models while staying small with a 13.3-inch screen; more advanced versions also pick up a GeForce 8400M graphics chipset. Its hybrid glossy black and brushed-metal shell also houses Bluetooth, a 6-in-1 card reader, and a DMB tuner for watching over-the-air digital shows.
DLO unveils TuneStik with Remote for iPod
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) today unveiled its TuneStik with Remote, a combo wireless FM transmitter with an RF remote control for iPod playback and control in the car or anywhere an FM radio exists. The TuneStik features a 30-pin pass-through dock connector that enables users to combine the device with nearly any other iPod accessory, adding an RF remote with a 40-foot range and an FM transmitter to that accessory. The TuneStik snaps on to the iPod dock connector, enabling users to find a frequency on an FM stereo to match that of the iPod using the TuneStik remote control. The device offers four programmable presets, and syncs as well as charges the iPod. The TuneStik with Remote is priced at $60, and works with any dockable iPod model.
NVIDIA offers low-cost HD with GeForce 8400 GS
Quietly releasing its new card simultaneously with the Tesla platform, NVIDIA today added a new budget card to its home-friendly GeForce 8 series. The GeForce 8400 GS drops the price of entry to the more advanced unified shader graphics of the line by sharing the 16 shader processors, 450MHz core clock speed, and 800MHz (effective) DDR2 memory of the GeForce 8500 GT but halving the bandwidth to a 64-bit interface. While slower for 3D, the card includes NVIDIA's PureVideo HD for accelerating the entire HD video decoding process for Blu-Ray, HD DVD, and other videos encoded in H.264, MPEG-2, or VC-1. It also provides the full DirectX 10 support recommended for Windows Vista, NVIDIA says.
Microsoft claims faster patches than Apple
In a posting to his blog, Microsoft executive Jeff Jones is claiming that in 2006, Microsoft was faster at patching security flaws in Windows that Apple for Mac OS X, and other manufacturers for various Linux flavors. According to his calculation (based on the vendor's own security advisories) the average risk period for Windows was 29 days while the average risk period for Mac OS X was 46 days. SuSE Linux Enterprise stood at 74 days with Red Hat Enterprise Linux's at 107 days and Sun Solaris at 168 days. Of interesting note, however, is that (according to Jones) Windows XP SP2 required more high severity fixes than Mac OS X: 44 compared to 35. Jones based the "days of risk" data. When all threats were considered, the risk-day level was virtually equal for Mac OS X and Windows XP.
MacTranslator 2.0 adds PHP support
Excel Software today began shipping MacTranslator 2.0, the latest release of the company's software that generates graphic models from source code. The major update (different product shown at right) adds PHP support and namespaces for other languages to organize captured code design. MacTranslator generates models and dictionary information from legacy source code, class frameworks, open-source projects, and other reusable code assets. The application aims to provide a fully automated, step-by-step process to quickly create diagrams and dictionary information that documents an unfamiliar project. MacTranslator is a Universal Binary priced at $500, requiring Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
Samsung revives classic with S480 clamshell
Samsung today refreshed one of its better-selling designs using modern components: the S480 is based on the E700 that has sold 10 million plus units worldwide but upgrades its look and feature set. In addition to large internal and external LCDs, the camera steps up to 1.3 megapixels and is accompanied by Bluetooth as well as an MP3 player for music. The flip phone is also equipped with thoroughly modern wireless, linking to the Internet through EVDO and making wireless payments through supporting networks.
iRiver W10 to pack iPhone-like media, VoIP
iRiver on Thursday teased with information about the W10, its unique blend of Internet and media jukebox functions first mentioned at at CES this year. The pocketable handheld brings familiar media player functions to the table such as MP3/WMA audio, MPEG-4/WMV video, and an FM radio tuner; courtesy of Wi-Fi, however, it also shares Internet access and uses a specialized positioning system to simulate GPS mapping by judging the location relative to Wi-Fi hotspots. New in the updated page is mention of voice over IP; the 3-inch touchscreen uses an interface similar to the iPhone's for calling and taking messages, according to iRiver.
Sotec joins fray of slim Windows desktops
Japan's Sotec Direct has launched the DS3040, a new compact PC. Its tower is so small, in fact, that it is not much larger than many "thin client" computers. Cost is another advantage; with a 17-inch LCD, it can cost just 74,800 yen ($605). Base specifications include a 2.66GHz Celeron D processor with 512MB of RAM, along with an 80GB hard drive and a DVD combo drive. Video is supplied through an intergrated Intel chipset. The default operating system is Windows Vista Home Basic, but buyers can upgrade to Home Premium, or downgrade to XP Home; similarly, the display can be swapped with a 19-inch model. Running until June 28th is a free offer to upgrade the hard drive from 80 to 160GB. [via Impress Watch]
iPod To Computer Transfer Pro 2.5
iPod2Computer has released iPod To Computer Transfer Pro 2.5, a utility for exporting audio and video from your iPod to Windows-based PCs. The program also allows quick synchronization of iPod's contents with iTunes. The interface resembles that of of iTunes, can can display iPod's contents in several ways, including by playlists. There are also sorting options, allowing you to view files according to title, duration, album, artist and genre. Supported iPod models include Video, Mini, Nano and Shuffle. The primary benefit over synchronization through iTunes is that the tool allows users to save the iPod's library back to the PC (two-way transfer). It also includes music backup options. iPod To Computer Transfer Pro runs under all versions of Microsoft Windows. A free 1.5MB download of a restricted-functionality version is available.
Pantech announces thin DMB TV phone
Sky, the Korean high-end division of Pantech, has announced a new slider phone called the TV IM-S230. Key to its appeal are three features: the first is a minimalist yet luxurious aesthetic, concentrated on an elaborate metal direction pad. The S230 is also conspicuously thin for a slider, measuring less than 0.4 inches thick even when closed. Lastly, it has a DMB TV tuner, which is not common in Korean sliders of the same general shape. Other hardware advantages include a 2.2-inch screen and a 1.3-megapixel camera; software features include MP3 playback, a document viewer, and an electronic dictionary. Given the phone's branding, it is unlikely to leave Asia. [via Akihabara News]
HP rolls out fast photo, all-in-one printers
Matching its camera releases, HP on Thursday expanded its Photosmart printers with two photo-oriented models and a full all-in-one unit. The D7260 and D7460 draw on six inks to print a 4-inch by 6-inch photo at full quality as quickly as 10 seconds, HP estimates. Standard images can also print at a rate of 34 pages per minute in black and white and only slightly slower at 33 pages per minute in color. Each also has a 3.5-inch touchscreen for basic PC-free image editing and a multi-format card reader for loading photos directly from a camera. The D7260 ships in August for $149; the premium D7460 adds Ethernet and wireless networking and launches at the same time for $179.
New Apple commercial: YouTube on iPhone
Following the announcement earlier this week, Apple has begun airing a new commercial touting the availability of YouTube videos on the iPhone. The commercial, which was spotted on ESPN on Thursday morning, says that while users may be surprised by some of the content on YouTube, users may be most surprised by finding YouTube on a phone -- the iPhone. Ahead of its launch on June 29th, Apple has continued to aggressively market the device on US television, despite reports that most AT&T locations will likely sell out within the first 48 hours. The company earlier this week bolstered the specs of iPhone battery as well as replaced the plastic screen; it also revealed other details via its website.
Briefly: iPhone Developers Camp; Luna review
In brief: Adobe plays host to an iPhone development conference, MacNN reviews the Luna iPod alarm clock, Apple-free iPod software is compared, and Poser gains new controller support. Although the iPhone is still eight days away from release, the iPhone Developers Camp has already been scheduled for July 6th to the 8th, at Adobe's San Francisco offices. The goal of the meeting is to help produce web applications for the iPhone, as well as optimize standard websites for the size and capacities of the device. Attendees will be able to watch demos, listen to presentations, and participate in development projects. Because the Camp is non-commercial and being organized by volunteers, admission will be free.
HELIOS UB+ Cross-Platform Server ships
HELIOS SOftware has announced the new UB+ suite, which includes WebShare UB+, a secure remote file management platform, with an AJAX-based interface and new file searching capabilities. The tool allows administrators to present a personalized interface for each remote group or user. There is also a web-based branding editor for selection of UI elements including company logos. Action scripts allow custom processing of files, and integrate with HELIOS ImageServer, PDF HandShake and PrintPreview for remote image conversion, PDF preflighting, and print job proofing. Other features include on-the-fly ZIP compression/decompression and server based file search via SQL database. The software requires 4 MB of RAM per active client under Mac OS X,
Apple patent: power adapters for security
Apple may use power adapters to help prevent the theft of portable devices, a patent granted today shows. The company has developed a concept which would selectively disable the power adapter for an iPhone, iPod, MacBook, or similar hardware when it becomes clear that the device is no longer being used with permission, forcing the battery to run dry or limiting device functions themselves until certain conditions are met. Triggers could be as simple as a timer but could also include more complex situations such as wandering outside of a set geographical area, according to Apple. The power supply could also be set only to work with a general device class or even the system that originally came with the adapter, Apple says.
AT&T: iPhones will sell-out in 24-48hrs
AT&T is expecting its retail stores to sell out of iPhones in 24-48 hours, but says it will take mail orders for delivery within 3-5 days of the launch date, according to a new report. AT&T also said it would limit iPhone sales to customers to prevent hoarding, but did not provide any other specific details. The USA Today reports that all 1,800 AT&T outlets will be carrying the device, noting that the world's largest carrier has hired an additional 2,000 employees for the launch at its retail stores -- most of which are expected to close for 90 minutes prior to the official launch time of 6 pm. The company, however, expects to extend retail store hours at most locations until 10 p.m. to accommodate the expected influx of customers. [updated]
NVIDIA intros Tesla graphics and computing hybrid
NVIDIA today added a third desktop graphics series to its lineup. The Tesla is the first graphics chipset explicitly built for both graphics and high intensity, general-purpose computing. Programs written for the chip maker's CUDA software platform can not only use its 3D performance (drawn from the GeForce 8800 and Quadro FX 5600) but also repurpose the shader processors for advanced math. The massively parallel nature leads to tremendous gains in performance compared to regular CPUs, NVIDIA claims: in science, calculations have seen speed boosts from a relatively small 45X to as much as 415X in processing MRI scans for hospitals. Increases such as this can mean the difference between using a single system and a whole computer cluster to do the same work, the company adds.
FileWave 3.0 adds admin audit logging [u]
FileWave today unveiled the latest version of its software management suite for Mac OS X: FileWave 3.0. FileWave offers distribution, installation and configuration of software in multi-platform environments. The new release brings further performance enhancements and more administrative flexibility, enabling simultaneous login by multiple administrators as well as audit logging of administrator actions and access privileges for each administrator account. The latest release also enhances the user interface, including new icons and a cleaner look. FileWave insists that new customers will benefit from the ability to mass deploy the FileWave Client on first-time installation. Version 3.0 also brings performance improvements with login and server updating. Windows and Linux versions are expected to be released in the coming months. [corrected]
Overnight 200GB, 250GB laptop drive upgrades
TechRestore has begun offering larger capacity drives as part of its overnight hard drive replacement service. The company now offers 200GB and 250GB drives for MacBook and MacBook Pro models, enabling users to easily and quickly upgrade their Mac laptops. The service offers drive upgrades within 24-hours: it includes installation of the new drive into the users laptop as well as data transfer from the old hard drive onto the new drive -- an exact clone of the users data is transferred to the new drive. As an added security measure, the customers old drive is returned to them with their upgraded laptop, TechRestore said. Nationwide door-to-door pickup service is available for the service. Both upgrades are available immediately for $380 (200GB, 7200 rpm drive) and $300 (250GB, 5400 rpm).
HP intros nine Photosmart cameras
HP kicked off its summer on Thursday by launching several new Photosmart point-and-shoot cameras, including one with the largest touch interface to date. The 8-megapixel R937 (pictured) is controlled chiefly through a very large 3.6-inch touchscreen that helps edit and sort photos before they leave the camera; owners using the camera with Windows Vista or other photo editing tools can tag photos with keywords. On-camera editing also provides for slimming, spot removal, and red-eye correction, HP says. The camera comes with 3X optical zoom as well as digital anti-blur adjustment, and should be available in August for $300.
EU receives Apple's iTunes response
Apple has finally responded to the European Commission's request for a response relating its antitrust concerns over the pricing of iTunes songs. The commission, which had extended the deadline earlier in the month, verified that Apple had filed a response by the midnight deadline on June 20th, but declined to provide details on the response or possible action. "They answered yesterday and we are studying (the response) carefully at this point,' a commission spokesperson told Thomson Financial. According to the report, the commission is concerned that the iTunes business model in the European market prohibits users in one country from downloading music from a website intended to serve another and that those restrictions create pricing differences for users in different parts of Europe.
Sling unpacks SlingPlayer Mobile for WM6
Sling Media today launched a new upgrade to SlingPlayer Mobile that adds support for Windows Mobile 6, letting upgraders and more recent cellphones such as the HTC Mogul stream TV from a Slingbox to their handheld over an Internet connection. Beyond the compatibility boost, the pocket player also gains some functional improvements, the company says: more devices are controllable from phones, while the remote control has also seen a visual refresh. Users of the British version also get a customized language and channel logos.
Creative debuts new ZEN Stone MP3 player
Creative Technology today introduced its Creative ZEN Stone MP3 Plus player, a featherweight 2GB MP3 player with FM radio, a clock and stopwatch, voice recording and more. The company, which also debuted a complementary portable speaker system, claims the new 2GB player can store up to 1,000 songs and that it offers a battery life of up to 9.5 hours. Like the Creative ZEN Stone, the Creative ZEN Stone Plus comes in six high-gloss colors: black, white, red, blue, pink and green, and features a smooth contoured design, so "it feels naturally comfortable in your hand."
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Netflix iOS app now offers cell-data controls
In a new update to its iOS app on Thursday, subscription entertainment service Netflix has introduced new user controls for streaming over cellular networks to prevent overages, throttling, or other usage issues caused by the high data rate of streamed HD video. Users can choose from a given amount of streaming video that "costs" 1GB of cellular data, which lowers video quality to allow as much as four hours of video per GB (the "automatic" setting provides three hours, while higher quality settings reduce the time to two hours, or one hour at the best setting). In addition, the updated app now offers more 3D Touch options from the app icon, beyond the "peek and pop" previews for video. http://apple.co/24AD1vR
Bentley launches app for Apple Watch
Carmaker Bentley now offers an Apple Watch app for its Bentayga SUV -- a vehicle with a starting price of $229,000 -- that offers some advanced automotive functions not previously seen in other car apps for Apple's wearable. The app allows Watch wearers to control various seat adjustments, environmental controls (including seat massage), and the entertainment system. In addition, various vehicle stats are available at a glance, including distance traveled and vehicle speed. The app is available free on the App Store. http://apple.co/24AyXvs
Lunch with Cook auction nets $515K
The Charitybuzz auction that offered lunch with Apple CEO Tim Cook at Apple HQ and a pair of passes to a future Apple event (winner's pick) has ended with a high bid of $515,000, the highest amount the annual auction has fetched since 2013. Proceeds of the auction will benefit Cook's preferred charity, the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights organization, where Cook was recently named to the board of directors. The winner, who was unnamed, will be responsible for their own transportation and accommodation, and Cook has up to a year to schedule the meeting -- making it possible that the winner will be among the first to dine with Cook in the new Campus 2 cafeteria, which is set to open along with the rest of the new facility early next year. http://bit.ly/236Wf9N
Free Windows 10 upgrade program ends July 29
Ending speculation, Microsoft has officially announced that it will end free Windows 10 upgrades on July 29, the one-year anniversary of the rollout of the OS. Following the 29th, Microsoft's ubiquitous OS will retail for $119 and up. http://bit.ly/1O0a7kA
US tech giants to candidates: support TPP
Tech giants including Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Uber are among thirteen major US corporations who have written an open letter to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton urging them to support the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal, reports Reuters. Although not yet made public, the letter also asks the candidates to make it easier for the companies to hire tech workers from overseas. Both are not happy with the TPP deal, although Trump is sterner in his opposition to any kind of trade deals between countries. Trump has not rejected outright the idea of importing high-tech talent from overseas, while Clinton has already voiced her support for the idea. http://reut.rs/1Wb0Zwq
Apple mandates June 1 app IPv6 support
Apple has set the deadline for IPv6 support for App Store-supplied software. On June 1, apps thast use a custom networking stack and that are submitted to the app store must support IPv6-only networks. The rule, announced last year as coming soon, will only affect a small portion of submitted applications that do not use the NSURLSession and CFNetwork APIs. http://apple.co/24yBTIY
YouTube Unplugged OTT service coming 2017?
As part of the continuing YouTube evolution, the video streaming service is reportedly considering a paid subscription service that would provide users "over the top" cable TV service. According to sources familiar with the matter, the service has been in the works since 2012, has already made changes to accommodate the live video feeds, and could debut the offering as soon as 2017. http://bloom.bg/1rvx8BW


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After living in the state for about 10 years I finally and going through the laborious process of getting my permit.
Growing up I had shot rifles and an occasional handgun and belonged to a rod & gun club with my dad for a number of years. So shooting isn't a new experience for me but rather one I'm getting back into after a very long hiatus. It feels good!
I've been lurking here for a couple of months already so I figured it was about time I joined and said hi. I look forward to participating and learning with all of you.
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Welcome from Westchester County, NY! Which County do you hail from? Other than my County, Rockland, NYC, and other counties, you should be able to obtain an unrestricted CCWP minus the ridiculous paperwork.
Also, if you do live close to the Connecticut border, I would suggest obtaining a non-resident CCWP. A relatively easy process, you would have additional acreage with which to exercise your 2nd Amendment right!
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Thanks for the input. :)
I'm in Westchester and I know all about the process and restrictions. I read your post on getting your restriction lifted and might want to ask you a few questions in private if that's ok?
I live right on the CT border and plan on getting my non-res right after I get my NYS. I actually took my NRA course at a range in CT close to my house where I want to go shoot when I get my permits.
Where do you go to shoot?
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Eta Ann Mai was born Nov. 1, 1923, in Kingsley, the daughter of Louis and Mathilda (Ruhland) Sitzmann. Eta graduated from Le Mars High School in 1941 and attended Briar Cliff in Sioux City. She was united in marriage to Donald Mai on May 15, 1945 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Neptune, in a double wedding ceremony with her sister Mildred.
Following their marriage the couple moved to Florida and later Texas before Don was called to duty overseas. Following Don's discharge on Jan. 27, 1946, the couple farmed north of Remsen, for 16 years. They then moved to New Hampton in 1962 and farmed south of town.
Eta was a devoted wife and mother who enjoyed cooking, gardening and fishing trips with her husband.
She was a member of Holy Family Parish- St. Joseph's Center, Catholic Daughters and the St. Joseph's Rosary Society in New Hampton.
Eta is survived by her 15 children Dean (Jane) Mai of Elma, Pam Mai of New Hampton, Pat (Tom) Schwickerath of New Hampton, Lea (Joe) Throndson of New Hampton, Marlene (Jim) Gaffney of Hiawatha, Jeanne (Larry) Friedrich of Elma, Chuck (Darlene) Mai of New Hampton, Cyndy (Bob) Weiglein of Hiawatha, Don Jr. (Marilee) Mai of New Hampton, Jay Mai of New Hampton, Joy Tenge of Katy, Texas, Nyla (Gary) Recker of New Hampton, Philip (Claudia) Mai of Jacksonville, N.C., Teresa (Ron) Smith of Elma, and Gregg (Lori) Mai of New Hampton; 39 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; three sisters Alvina Nuebel of Le Mars, Dolly (Glenn "Buzz") Jauer of Sioux City, and Mildred Hoss of Le Mars; one brother Roy (Martha) Sitzmann of Kingsley; three sisters-in-law, Lola Johnson of Westside, Edna (Merle) Clark of San Clemente, Calif., and Margaret Mai of Encino, Calif.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Donald Sr. on June 30, 2005; and two brothers Sylvester and Venard.
Mass of Christian burial will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Holy Family Parish- St. Joseph's Catholic Church, in New Hampton, with Msgr. Carl Schmitt as celebrant. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery with Eta's six sons: Dean, Chuck, Don Jr., Jay, Philip, and Gregg Mai, serving as casket bearers.
Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Conway-Kolbet Funeral Home in New Hampton with a 4:30 p.m. rosary and a scriptural wake service at 5 p.m. Visitation will continue one hour prior to the service at the church Monday.
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Magyar Telecom B.V. ("Matel B.V.") announced today its financial results for the nine months ended September 30, 2012.
The results for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 reflect the consolidated financial results of Matel B.V. and its subsidiaries (collectively, the "Company") in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS").
The reporting currency of the Company is euro ("EUR"), however the functional currency of continued operations is the Hungarian forint ("HUF"), being the currency of the primary economic environment in which the Company operates.
When comparing the financial results for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 to the financial results for the nine months ended September 30, 2011, the reported results in euro have been affected by the difference between the average HUF/EUR exchange rates during these periods. The Hungarian forint depreciated against the euro by 7% with an average HUF/EUR exchange rate of 291.36 during the nine months ended September 30, 2012 compared to the average HUF/EUR exchange rate of 271.28 during the nine months ended September 30, 2011. This change in exchange rates had an impact on Hungarian forint denominated earnings when converted into euro.
The Company's revenue was EUR 127.4 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 which represents a 14% decrease compared to the nine months ended September 30, 2011. Segment gross margin decreased by 14% from EUR 122.0 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2011 to EUR 105.4 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012. General operating expense decreased by 1% from EUR 61.1 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2011 to EUR 60.2 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012. Income from operations decreased to EUR 2.5 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 from EUR 12.6 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2011, mainly as a result of the decrease in segment gross margin. Net result for the nine months ended September 30, 2012 was a net loss of EUR 34.5 million compared to a net income of EUR 16.0 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2011, which includes the gain of EUR 28.5 million accounted for in relation to the acquisition of Fibernet.
Residential Voice – Residential Voice segment gross margin was EUR 25.1 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012, representing a decrease of 27% compared to the nine months ended September 30, 2011. The decrease was mainly due to the decrease in our Residential Voice revenue as a result of the decrease in the number of customers mainly outside our historical concession areas, the decrease in traffic both in and outside of our historical concession areas as customers optimize their usage and the 7% depreciation of the HUF against the EUR during the nine months ended September 30, 2012 compared to the prior year.
Residential Internet – Residential Internet segment gross margin was EUR 19.4 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012, representing a decrease of 10% compared to the nine months ended September 30, 2011. This decrease was mainly due to the lower broadband internet revenues as a result of decreasing ARPU and the 7% depreciation of the HUF against the EUR during the nine months ended September 30, 2012 compared to the prior year.
Cable – Cable segment gross margin was EUR 9.4 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012, representing an increase of 12% compared to the nine months ended September 30, 2011. The Cable segment was introduced as of March 1, 2011 and relates to the revenue generated by the ex-Fibernet business.
Corporate – Corporate segment gross margin was EUR 35.2 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012, representing a decrease of 9% compared to the nine months ended September 30, 2011. The decrease was mainly due to the decrease in Corporate voice revenue as a result of price erosion due to competition and the 7% depreciation of the HUF against the EUR during the nine months ended September 30, 2012 compared to the prior year.
Wholesale – Wholesale segment gross margin was EUR 16.3 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012, representing a decrease of 15% compared to the nine months ended September 30, 2011, which is mainly due to the decrease in small bandwidth wholesale leased line revenue and the 7% devaluation of the HUF against the EUR compared to the prior year.
Segment gross margin is a non-IFRS financial measure, which is used by management in evaluating the performance of the business segments. The following table represents the reconciliation of segment gross margin to income from operations as per the Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income / (Loss) of the Company:
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Net cash provided by operations, which includes interest paid but excludes capital expenditure and debt repayments, was EUR 24.4 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2012.
COMMENTS FROM DAVID McGOWAN
Commenting on the financial results, David McGowan, Chief Executive Officer of Invitel, said, "Poor general economic conditions in Hungary continue to affect demand for our services in both our Residential and Corporate segments, especially for our voice product, which continues to decline as customers have increasingly optimized usage. In spite of these trends and the heightened number of company liquidations in Hungary during the period, our Corporate business continues to grow its customer base and market share through an increased use of bundled ICT services, and our Residential business is having success in settlements where we have been able to upgrade our network capacities. The introduction of new sector taxes has also had an impact during the period, and we are improving our efficiency and maintaining tight control of operating expenses."
On November 21, 2012 (at 15:00 UK time, 16:00 CET, 10:00 AM ET), Matel B.V. will host a conference call to discuss financial results for the period ended September 30, 2012.
You can participate in the conference call by dialing 800-4626-6666 (UK toll free), +1-201-689-8049 (International) or +1-877-407-9210 (U.S. toll free) and referencing "Matel B.V."
A webcast of the call and the presentation materials will be available on Invitel's website at http://english.invitel.hu/ under "Press/Investor Relations." The webcast will be available for replay until February 15, 2013. In addition, a replay of the call will be available until December 5, 2012 at 11:59 PM ET. To access the replay of the call, please dial +1-877-660-6853 (U.S. toll free) or internationally dial +1-201-612-7415 and enter account (286) followed by the replay access code (401194).
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Magyar Telecom B.V., through its subsidiary, Invitel, is one of Hungary's leading telecommunications and info-communications service providers. It provides 20 thousand satisfied business clients with a broad portfolio of media, telecommunication, and info-communication services; on the other hand Invitel has 750 thousand residential and SOHO subscriptions on the digital TV, internet and voice services market. The number of its wholesale partners exceeds 250. In its customer service offices, called "Telepoints," Invitel is directly available to residential customers at 27 different sites throughout Hungary, while the work of business partners is supported by skilled account managers through continuous personal communication. The Company is headquartered in Budaörs.
Forward-Looking Statements
The information above includes forward-looking statements about Magyar Telecom B.V. and its subsidiaries ("Matel B.V."). These and all forward-looking statements are only predictions of current plans that are constantly under review by Matel B.V. Such statements are qualified by important factors that may cause actual results to differ from those contemplated, including those risk factors detailed in Matel B.V.'s Annual Reports, which may not be exhaustive. For a discussion of such risk factors, see Matel B.V.'s Annual Reports. Matel B.V. operates in a continually changing business environment and new risk factors emerge from time to time. Matel B.V. cannot predict such new risk factors, nor can it assess the impact, if any, of such new risk factors on its business or events described in any forward-looking statements. Matel B.V. has no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements to reflect the occurrence of future events or circumstances. In addition, Matel B.V. is no longer subject to certain reporting obligations with the SEC, and no longer intends to file or furnish any updates with the SEC.
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The 7th meeting of the Forum on Tax Administration, which brought together the heads of tax administrations from 43 countries, concluded with a unified and strengthened commitment to combat offshore tax abuse.
La 7ma. reunión del Foro sobre Administración Tributaria, el cual reúne a los líderes de las administraciones tributarias de 43 países, concluyó con el compromiso unificado y fortalecedor de luchar contra el abuso fiscal offshore.
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CINCINNATI -- Running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis signed a three-year deal on Thursday, giving the Cincinnati Bengals another option out of the backfield.
Green-Ellis replaces Cedric Benson, a free agent after leading the Bengals in rushing each of the last four seasons. Cincinnati also has Bernard Scott and Brian Leonard in the backfield. The Bengals also might take a runner in the draft.
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I bought this for a project that had 8 stainless 3/16 rivets that I just didnt trust to my small hand riveter. Got it on sale and it even had the right nose...Read complete review
I bought this for a project that had 8 stainless 3/16 rivets that I just didnt trust to my small hand riveter. Got it on sale and it even had the right nose piece in place when it came out of the box. I dont believe in omens but if I did then that would probably be a good one.Read all the reviews and took note of all the neg. comments1: "it's big" Just the size they said it would be, no suprise2:"no place to put the wrench" Just drop it in the bottle for spent mandrels, remember not to throww it away.3:"wedged 2 mandrels in the tube" Pay attention to what you're doing4:"not enough rivets came with it" REALLY??? go buy what you need. what did you expect?It is ALL I expect and more for less
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I thought this was a great rivet gun in my previous review, but after fixing four car windows it let me down. I don't know how, but two rivet mandrels got wedged in...Read complete review
I thought this was a great rivet gun in my previous review, but after fixing four car windows it let me down. I don't know how, but two rivet mandrels got wedged in the pipe connected to the bottle. They were wedged so tight I could not get them out. I had to order another rivet gun. I will make sure all the mandrels fall through from now on.
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This is a very good rivet gun!! Works well and handled 1/4" rivets easily
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Another tool for the work shop
By Big Jake
from Decatur, AL
Works great for large rivets.
excellent tool
By emillsmale
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this is an excellent rivet gun i love this tool makes it so much easier to rivet it is awesome.
heavy duty riveter
By Doc
from Tennessee
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
I have needed a large riveter for a long time but could not justify the cost of it as compared to the usage. Was in Harbor Freight and saw this item and looked at the rivets that were included and found that I now could afford a heavy duty riveter for the amount to times I could use it. I have attached parts on my boat, car door handles,reattached lawnmower hoods and tractor parts and this thing work very well with no problems yet. If you need one get it while it is at this low price and get 20% off that and go to work and have fun.
Awesome Heavy Duty Riveter
By Von
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If you have a tough job like replacement of rivets on a Ford Door Handle or electric window motor rivets this is the tool for you
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By Mike
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Timely delivery and got what I ordered! I couldn't believe I couldn't find a "Heavy Duty" riveter in all of my local stores...that's where Harbor Fright came in. I will make purchases from them in the future I am sure.
Worked perfectly
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Good value. Less effort to use than regular riveter.
Worked great!
By Mark
from Greenville, SC
Needed to install a window regulator in my pickup. Worked great and as a bonus it came with the right size rivets.
This Riveter works great on all size on rivets
By Twig
from Hemlock, Michigan
My wife even used it and likes it
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The job openings, hires, and total separations rates were essentially unchanged in December 2006 compared with the prior month.
On the last business day of December 2006, the job openings rate was 3.2 percent. The job openings rate was little changed during the first half of 2006, but trended upward in the latter part of the year; the December rate was the highest since February 2001.
The hires rate was 3.6 percent in December 2006. The hires rate has ranged between 3.4 and 3.7 percent since December 2005.
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Snapshot's advice is extremely helpful. I must add a tip for day 2, however. Focus on altitude; altitude is the key. When you're running low on fuel, hold either the left or right arrow to build up as much speed as you can. This lets you run for quite a while, bouncing off of platforms and not losing much altitude. I managed Mars on day 3 easily, with only $1100 from day 1, and I didn't hit the moon until day 3.
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