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Apple Announces iPhone 5Sby Anand Lal Shimpi on 9/10/2013 1:33 PM EST
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orthancstone - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkEven though the announcement of the 5c pricing made it obvious the 5s would start at 16GB, I still think it makes no sense at all.
You first introduced 16GB in June of 2011, Apple. Time to up the storage on your premium device! Reply
kyuu - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkBut then how would they collect that extra $100 for $5 worth of NAND? Reply
steven75 - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkFunny how Google was still on 8 GB base storage (even on devices with no SD slot) until just recently yet the resident Google fans still try to claim Apple is the one overcharging! Reply
sgupt - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkDon't be dense. Google was charging $299 and then $199 OFF CONTRACT for an 8GB Nexus 4. Reply
Impulses - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkI'm a big Android fan and I think both are equally stingy when it comes to NAND, everyone is tbh... Who's selling a 64GB phone for $200? In Google's defense tho, the next step up in situate is usually only $50 (whether it's for a Nexus phone or tablet) and most Android devices can easily access external storage (USB OTG)... Ironically, the Nexus 4 is one of the few current or last gen phones with no USB OTG support (technical issue, wasn't by design I don't think, it works on the newer tablet). Reply
solipsism - Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - linkSo what you're saying — even though you don't realize you're saying it — is that they should charge $850 for the 64GB model, $845 for the 32GB model, and $840 for the 16GB model. Of course you'll say that it should go the other way but let's remember that Apple is a for-profit company that has figured out what the best prices are to get a certain average margin, which means your scenario is just wouldn't cut it. In fact, the one you secretly suggest doesn't cut it either has restricts too many buyers except those willing to buy the 64GB model. Reply
MrSpadge - Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - link+1 Reply
LarsBars - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkAnand and Brian, can you confirm if there is wireless charging or NFC? Reply
kappa - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkI don't think they are every going to use the current type of NFC solution, which would be a waster of effort and investment. Bluetooth low energy (is that what it is called now?) is their NFC solution. Wait for 802.11ah for NFC to truly take off. Reply
Impulses - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkWhy would NFC be a waste? I'm already using it with my camera pretty frequently, it's handy. Reply
kappa - Thursday, September 12, 2013 - linkBecause existing NFC is a dead end technology. NFC use cases will be supported by BLE and 802.11ah. Reply
meacupla - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkand I want an iphone 5S or 5C over, say a nexus 4, because? Reply
KoolAidMan1 - Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - linkFaster hardware, better software, longer battery life, LTE, the list goes on Reply
MrSpadge - Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - link... because it's got that magic i in front of it, making it poop rainbows or so, I've heard! Reply
xyn081s - Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - linkAnandtech is so obviously biased lately it's ridiculous - at least 10 articles about new iphone on 1st day, yet there is ONE "article" about Samsung Note 3 in 6 days and S4 only has Part 1 of the review... ZERO articles about Sony Experia Z1 or Experia Z Ultra, LG G Pad ??? This used to be the site I go to religiously every day to read and learn about new stuff about everything, non-biased, now ? Type in Sony in search results and in 3rd place is a review of MacBook Air??? I don't mind reading articles about Apple products now and then, but this is becoming just another Apple-centric site. Reply
TheRealAnalogkid - Wednesday, September 11, 2013 - linkRegarding the "Apple-centric site" jab...the level of commentary reflects the sales as far as I see. Anandtech is one of the few sites that you can go to for the details on tech.
I'm seriously excited about MS buying Nokia and building a solid competitor to the iPhone; I'm looking at the Nokia 1020 for the camera ability but still wanting the iPhones' capabilities. Hopefully MS does great things with mobile; it's their next huge market for the taking. Reply
xyn081s - Thursday, September 12, 2013 - linkSo, S4 or Note phones or Android phones for the matter, are not selling?? The last time I heard, android has the majority of the market.
Yes, Anandtech is one of the few sites that you can get details on the tech, but I would like to get those same details on other phones as well. Unfinished s4 review and barely a mention of Note 3, 2 of the flagship android phones, don't cut it.
I'm not an android fanboy. I also hope that MS steps up and becomes a real competitor to the other OSs. Competition is only good. But what iphone's capabilities don't WP phones have except for apps? Reply


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HOUSTON - "TA man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and taking her body to the Midland/Odessa area appeared in a Houston courtroom.
Houston police said Mark Castellano, 37, confessed to killing Michelle Warner, 31, during an argument about money. Investigators said Castellano also confessed to driving Warner's body to the Midland/Odessa area and trying to bury it in an oilfield. Castellano helped lead police to Warner's body on Sunday. He was charged with murder and made his first court appearance overnight Monday.
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Castellano flew back to Houston on Sunday and gave a confession after two hours of questioning, police said.
"The crying was more self-serving than it was sincere," Waters said."Quite frankly, in this, if he had not confessed we would still be stuck."Missing woman's body found
Police said while the pair was no longer a couple, Warner moved in with Castellano because she fell on hard economic times, but had recently started a new job as a paralegal.
"This type of relationship, it's like gasoline and water," Waters said. "This was just not the proper mixture."
Warner's family members said they are devastated and can't believe they have to tell her 11-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son that their mother is gone. The children are staying with family.
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We are hoping to stay over in a few cities along the way such as Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francsico, possibly Portland, Oregon and finally ending up in Seattle. Places we may want to visit are the Grand Canyon (Possibly, as this is a bit of a diversion with it being a few hours drive North east of Las Vegas), Los Angeles (Sunset Stip etc...) Big Sur, San Francisco, the giant redwoods, Yosemite National Park, The Oregon Coast, maybe Portland, Crater Lake, Seattle, The Expirience Music Project, Hendrix's Grave,...Sites of particular interest are anything to do with music and places of 'outstanding natural beauty' I.E national parks, big sur etc...
We have until August to get our heads around how we're actually going to fit all of this into a trip and the route we will take etc...any advice on routes to take, things to see, places to stay/eat and anything related to what I have posted above would be much appreciated. I am also wary of trying to cram too much into a period of two weeks and any comment on whether seeing all of the above would fit into our time scale would also be welcome. We ideally want to avoid large motorways and take the smaller, more picaresque and winding roads along the coast in order to see as much of nature as possible. It may also be an idea to stay in smaller towns along the coast overnight rather than rushing through the driving in order to stop off at a major city in the evening.
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I'm up late again drinking coffee and staring out the window. I can't sleep knowing my team is sitting in last place. I'm starting to forget what it was like when I looked at this year's roster and thought about more burning shopping carts on Whyte Ave. I had the cart all picked out too. It's here in the living room. I should probably take it back.
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This article was published 31/7/2014 (1116 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I met a guy -- everything I ever wanted. He treated me like a princess, doting on me. We went out a lot, and had a great time. I kind of started to miss my friends. One night I told him I was going to go to my friend's house. He looked so sad, and said he had something "special" planned. I cancelled on my friend. This happened a few more times.
One day I stayed home from work because I had strep throat and an ear infection. I saw he had called, but was feeling so sick I just let the calls go to voice mail. He called nine times within a few hours! The messages went from concerned to impatient and then angry. By the last one he was yelling into the phone and accusing me of cheating and calling me names, because I wasn't picking up.
I was able to talk to him a little later, and he said he was really sorry, and that he loves me so much and was scared he could lose me. I've never ever given him reason to think I'd leave him. He's wonderful to me. Was his reaction normal? -- Confused by his Love
Dear Confused: This is already mental abuse. It's also the way physical abuse often starts -- with constant attention, demanding your time, isolating you from friends and relatives. Unanswered phone calls go from concern to crazy, quickly. Then you get the big apologies!
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The day or so after I arrived in America, Clare and I had got up for breakfast, and were by the pool eating a 'breakfast casserole' (yes they eat casseroles for breakfast in America). The sun was beaming and both the pool, and the lake in the distance were shimmering and glinting with light.
"I thought we could visit Leu Gardens today," said Clare, thoughtfully chewing on a turkey sausage.
"What the bloody hell is Leu Gardens?" I asked her, flicking a slice of jalapeno pepper off my bacon [it bounced un-noticed off her dog's head and plopped into the pool].
"It is a tropical botanical garden," she replied, absent-mindedly adding another spoonful of jalapenos to my bacon.
"Does it involve cocktails?" I asked her, desperately trying to stop the jalapeno juice from leaking onto my cheesy egg, by building a bacon dam.
"No. Because they are tropical gardens," she replied, "so they involve flowers, and butterflies and leaves and shit."
"That's not very adrenalin," I pointed out, (surreptitiously feeding her dog my extraneous jalapenos under the table).
"You'll bloody love it," said Clare authoritatively, at the exact moment her dog barfed violently and enthusiastically in my general direction.
"Your dog is a filthy bastard," I said, recoiling with horror and shaking the green bits off my foot.
Clare eyes narrowed and she looked at me like she was Fu Manchu the yellow peril. "Have you been feeding my dog jalapenos again?" she asked suspiciously.
"Not whole ones," I gulped, edging slowly towards the door.
Oops. Maybe not all the things that Naughty George eats are transferrable.
Anyway, I digress. Back to our visit to Leu Gardens. The gardens are tropical and they were bequeathed to the state of Florida by Harry.P. Leu and his Mrs, both of whom had spent their lives collecting interesting specimens of flora.
So that is where we went, and because I am kind, I have got some photographs for you. Not just a few mind you ....... bloody loads of the bastards .......... enjoy!
"Jeez, what are we supposed to do with the bugger?" I asked Clare.
"We just kill it," she exclaimed, before pulling out a huge knife and stabbing the Lavas.
It shuddered and wobbled like an inflatable airbed, and then flopped into a flat mess on the plate.
"So we can just eat it now?" I asked Clare.
"Yeh, just pretend you are ripping chunks off your duvet," she said.
And so the evening got all weird ...................
But, I can honestly say that "duvet + lavas + sauce = sex on a plate'
So dahlink .... don't be shy .... what is your best comedy meal? We ALL have one ;-)
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LG Optimus 3D Preliminary Performance - OMAP4 Testedby Brian Klug & Anand Lal Shimpi on 2/15/2011 10:32 AM EST
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djgandy - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - link"Most PowerVR SGX 540 designs run the GPU core at up to 200MHz. Exynos' implementation is another 50% faster. LG's software build also uses a newer version of Imagination Technologies' driver (1.6 instead of 1.5) which fixes some rendering issues and improves performance considerably (likely between 10 - 30% in GLBenchmark2)."
Exynos is the Orion Mali chip though? It is confusing what you mean here. Are you saying the OMAP you tested ran at 300MHz or making a comparison to the Exynos? Reply
metafor - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkWithout commenting too much on what OMAP4 has its GPU clocked at, the dual memory controller can account for a lot of the performance difference we see. Reply
djgandy - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkOf course, I was just trying to make the article make sense :-)
How sure are you that the 540 is running at 300MHz? The article says ~300MHz. With all that extra DDR2 memory bandwidth it wouldn't be impossible for a 200MHz part to gain the 20% or so from hummingbird. It has a beefier CPU too. Reply
Alexvrb - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkI'd be inclined to agree. But then again, testing performance of mobile devices is even messier than PCs. Maybe there's something else at work here. Reply
Brian Klug - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkOOps, OMAP4 is what's meant.
-Brian Reply
ssj4Gogeta - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkI remember seeing a Samsung slide (probably on this Anandtech) which said the Galaxy S II had quad-core SGX 544 GPU?? Reply
ssj4Gogeta - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkHere it is:
the 24th slide. I also remember seeing the name SGX 544, that must be in one of those slides too. Reply
djgandy - Wednesday, February 16, 2011 - linkIts an ARM Mali, not an SGX. Reply
puffpio - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkHow does the 3D effect compare to a 3DS? Is it similar technology? Reply
Brian Klug - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkIndeed, both are parallax barrier autostereoscopic 3D displays and operate very similarly.
-Brian Reply
MobiusStrip - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkUnfortunately, those lenses are way too close together to create proper (meaning human) 3-D.
After 150 years or so of stereoscopic photography, it's incredible to see this blunder being made. Standard human interocular spacing is 64mm (about 2.5 inches). Look at this camera: I doubt the spacing is even half that.
And before someone jumps in with, "No, because of the field of view of these lenses..."; that doesn't matter. It's not the field of view that matters; it's the POINT of view. If you're 13 inches away from seeing around a corner and you move one foot toward it, you still can't see around the corner. If you move a foot and a half, you can see around the corner. Putting wide-angle glasses on wouldn't have let you see around it without moving.
Same thing with 3-D cameras. Lenses one inch apart will not see the same objects or parts of objects that lenses 2.5 inches apart will, regardless of their field of view.
This camera is BS. Reply
bplewis24 - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkSo, Tegra 2 had the overall performance crown for, what... a few days? Things are heating up!
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Conficio - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkI wished LG would offer the fast processor with the tempting NOVA screen of the Optimus black. I don't care for 3D gimicks. But I'm in the market for a dual core smart phone that has a screen with good resolution and visibility in daylight (preferably matte).
Don't know why the black does not seem to have a dual core processor and fast memory channels. Reply
j.harper12 - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkThis is the real reason I wanted the Optimus 3D, I hoped the benchmarks would prove to be near the top of the heap. 3D will be a fun feature, but really just an ancillary benefit. Sadly, I doubt I will ever get this phone, doesn't look like a CDMA variant is going to be released. Please, please, please correct me if I'm wrong folks. Would love to pick this phone up on Sprint. Reply
khimera2000 - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkOuch so tegra 2 no longer is the fastest, thats not good, but at the end of the day I doubt that amy one will really notice a differance with the latest offerings. Im personnaly looking forward to seeing more about the new snapdragon chips.
Is there a way for anandtech to maybe come up with a chart that shows the evolution of these chips? maybe a timeline showing offerings, and what new capabilities where added to each generation. It would be intresting to see how much performance i lose or gain baist on generation and vender. Reply
Ushio01 - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkSo mobile phones now have a choice of 5 GPU makers Broadcom, ARM, Qualcomm, Nvidia and Imagination Technologies. I only have one thing to say hurry up and scale these chips up so we can use them in laptops as the current AMD and Nvidia chips aren't cutting it in the power to performance department. Reply
silverblue - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkPardon my ignorance, but I didn't know the first two of those made any GPUs. Regardless, I'm not quite sure scaling them up to laptop/netbook usage would bring about the performance you're expecting. They still have Atom, Nano and especially Brazos in the way first... and taking Brazos from a single channel memory interface to dual channel would make for a tangible performance boost. Reply
dagamer34 - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkARMs GPU is called Mali and it's in the newly announced Exynos SoC from Samsung. Reply
bhtooefr - Sunday, April 10, 2011 - linkI'm replying to an ancient post, I know, but...
Get an Atom Z-series netbook, with the GMA 500. That gets you an SGX 535 in a laptop. Reply
Stuka87 - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkWith the two cameras being so close to each other, how good is the 3D photography? I would think that there would not be much depth because of how close they are to each other. Where as something like the 3DS has them quite a bit farther apart. Reply
MobiusStrip - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkThis camera will not produce proper 3-D (meaning 3-D as humans see it).
It can't, because it doesn't have the points of view that normally spaced human eyes do. Their field of view doesn't make any difference; the disparity between the images isn't enough to create a realistic 3-D effect. Reply
name99 - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - link"I don't expect there to be a measurable performance advantage today due to MPE as I'm not aware of any substantial (or any?) NEON code in the apps we test with."
I know this comment was made about Android, but I think it is worth pointing out that Apple does make use of NEON code in iOS. At the most obvious level, there are Apple libraries (part of the iOS API) for various numerical code, like FFTs and linear algebra, that utilize NEON.
While much of the numerical processing you'd expect in video/audio playback and core animation is presumably done in ASICs or on the GPU, I suspect that the voice recognition stuff, for example, (perhaps also some HDR stuff?) is done on NEON.
(Or perhaps not yet --- damn that HDR stuff is slow, and maybe with iOS 5 we'll get a nice speed boost as it moves onto either NEON or the GPU?) Reply
metafor - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkA lot of Android's UI library (prior to Honeycomb) is, I believe, done in NEON. Other than that, I'm not really aware of much. Then again, other than rendering websites, I don't know of many CPU-intensive tasks on phones at all.
As phone software becomes more demanding, there may be more uses for NEON in code that's not easily offloaded to the GPU/DSP. Reply
Vlad T. - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkAny chance to run Flash benchmark and see how it performs?
Thank you,
Vlad. Reply
Brian Klug - Wednesday, February 16, 2011 - linkSadly no, the Optimus 3D I spent a lot of time with didn't have Flash installed. We could've installed it from the market, but it's possible that Adobe and TI will work on something, just hard to tell whether the marketplace based flash would've been representative.
-Brian Reply
jeffrey - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkDoes the LG Optimus 3D actually use 3 seperate CMOS sensors? I see what appears to be two on the back of the phone and is there a front-facing camera also? Does anyone know if this is physically two seperate sensors or some type of new trick with 2 lenses and one sensor?
I wonder what the specs are of each camera are: Two 5mp sensors in back and one vga in front? Reply
kenyee - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkSurprised they didn't use NVidia's Tegra 3D chip instead but this definitely ups the bar for the Tegra 3D :-) Reply
Amon - Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - linkHi,
I found these tests very interesting but I'm curious as to wether the testing software is able to fully utilize and test both CPUs and in the case of the Samsung Galaxy S II all four GPUs.
Should we expect to see the dual-core CPUs and the quad-core GPU do better with newer versions of the testing software?
Also do you have any comment on the difference between the Optimus 2X and the Atrix in most tests? I had expected the Atrix to beat the Optimus 2X?
Thanks. Reply
TareX - Wednesday, February 16, 2011 - linkYou need to consider the fact the Atrix has a higher resolution screen, and is running an older version of Android :) Reply


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While the weather outside may still be rather frightful in your area, it is officially spring here in the Portland. One of my favorite parts of spring, beyond flowers and sunny days, is the return of fresh, seasonal produce- specifically asparagus.
Asparagus will be poking up their little green heads any time now and sharing their bounty with us for only a few weeks. The true season for asparagus is preciously short, spanning only a few weeks in late March and April (depending on your local climate). The little green shoot that we identify as asparagus is best eaten the same day it is cut, although this is possible only for the few people who have access to fresh asparagus.
Even if you cannot enjoy asparagus fresh from the ground, the green shoots are incredibly delicious and offer a bounty of nutrients including vitamin K, folate, vitamin C, dietary fiber and vitamin A.
While asparagus can be steamed and eaten with just olive oil, salt and pepper, it also makes a great addition to salad, stir-fry and pasta. At Bob's Red Mill, we really like this recipe for Wild Rice, Asparagus and Pecan Salad. How do you enjoy asparagus at home?


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I have been secretly putting together a music video set up. Tungsten softboxes, key & fill lights, iPhone tripod mount, Final Cut X and weird outfits are being collected. Naturally as with my music I need whatever video I create to look like it was from a few decades back. Therefore I have been searching for video synthesizers. I thought I'd share this Atari Video Music unit with you today. You can find these on eBay still. Interesting no?
"It was 1975 and Bob Brown (originator of home Pong) was looking for another consumer (home) product to design. Mega stereo systems (multi-component setups that were usually designed with a mixture of futuristic metal and rec room woodgrain) were all the rage. Bob decided to make another component that would take advantage of Atari's video display technology and act as a bridge between the television set and the stereo system. The result was the Atari Video Music, which Atari released on it's own in 1976." – atarihq.com
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March 5, 2012 – The Memorial Hospital at Craig reached an agreement to employ pediatrician Kristie Yarmer. Dr. Yarmer will join the physician practice at The Memorial Hospital Medical Clinic in July 2012.
Dr. Yarmer will be the second pediatrician employed by TMH. TMH reached an agreement with Kelly Follett in 2011. Dr. Follett is completing her residency and will join Dr. Yarmer in August 2013.
George Rohrich, CEO at TMH said that hiring a pediatrician has been a priority since the beginning of 2011. "The community asked for a full-time pediatrician, and we are fortunate to have found the doctor who is the right fit for our organization and our community. Kristie brings with her experience, knowledge and enthusiasm that will enable her to provide excellent care to our children." Rohrich added, "Kristie is looking forward to partnering with Kelly Follett when she joins the practice next summer."
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Yarmer, raised in Big Timber, Montana, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Carroll College in Helena, Montana and her medical degree from Creighton Medical School in Omaha, Nebraska. She completed her pediatric internship and residency at Children's Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Dr. Yarmer's experience since completing her residency has been in rural communities in Georgia and Florida.
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The incident was reported about 10:15 p.m. in the 1600 block of West University Avenue. The student was walking along the street and talking on his phone when the culprits knocked him down, kicked him, took his phone and ran off.
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Mediafly is a media distribution company that delivers rich media to a broad array of internet-enabled devices including, but not limited to, the Apple iPhone and iPad, Google Android and Blackberry smart phones, and set-top TV devices.
Why did you decide to use crowdSPRING?
Mediafly needed a logo to help brand the business. Although we had the capability inhouse to create a new logo, we decided to post our project on crowdSPRING. We're a small company. I have programmers that have design capability, but when one of my best developers is working on a graphic design project, their resources aren't being used somewhere else.
Was your crowdSPRING project successful?
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How many other projects have you posted on crowdSPRING?
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How has crowdSPRING improved your business?
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Yes. Simplicity is vital. A complex design will be difficult to print and reproduce and may not fully engage your audience. Take a moment and think about brands that are successful and/or famous. Most likely, you've thought of companies like Nike, Apple, Volkswagen, Target, McDonald's, etc. What do they all have in common? They all have designs that are simple and easily recognized when printed by themselves, and when printed in solid black and white.
Your logo does not always need to describe what your business does. Have you ever seen a car manufacturer with a picture of a car as their logo? How about a shoe manufacturer? It would look silly to have a picture of a shoe….on a shoe. When using icons in your logo, consider icons that could communicate your brand without the company name. (examples: Y! for Yahoo! or the Swoosh for NIKE). This will allow you to use the icon as a stand-alone image (on package graphics, for example). For a person to retain and identify with a mark (your icon), a little mental tennis match must be played with it. If an icon is too blatantly obvious or easy to 'read,' the viewer often feels no sense of discovery or personal equity with it. But remember that too much abstraction can be dangerous because your message can be lost.
Trends are good but innovation is better. (And fads are often deadly). A logo should have a long life expectancy. It will evolve and change over time, but the longer it stays the same at its heart, the better brand recognition you will get over time. Examples: Coca-Cola, Dior, Rolex. A good design will have a sense of timelessness about it. A logo that feels anchored in a certain time period is more likely to feel outdated or need substantial repurposing fairly quickly. The best logos change very little yet feel fresh and vibrant every time. (Nike, IBM, Apple).
Will it stand out among the clutter and the crowd? Does the mark distinguish itself in a unique way from the competition, or is it predictable / default / bland — and thus unmemorable and ultimately invisible to the intended audience? With thousands upon thousands of fonts, billions of color combinations, and an infinite flow of design ideas, choose the logo that is most unique. Try to avoid common logo cliches like "swoops," "wooshes," and "pinwheels;" these techniques are perhaps the most commonly used practices in the logo industry (just look around your house, you'll see). Avoid clip art like the plague, unless it's significantly modified by the artist. It's quite disturbing when you start noticing your logo, and things that look like it on many other people's brands. That's the quickest way to look low-budget and second-rate.
Don't compare the logo you will be choosing to already famous brands in the world. Those brands are famous not because of their logo, but because of the people/vision behind that logo. So, always remember that the branding behind the logo is very very important.
A logo should be visible and distinguishable on a big billboard from 100 meters away or on letterhead design from to 20 millimeters away. It should also work well in different size formats like for example on business cards, brochure, t-shirt design and other marketing materials such as embroidery, stamping, embossing, etc. A good logo will work well in many colors and in just one or two colors (yes, black is a color). It will work well on light backgrounds as well as dark backgrounds, even on multicolored backgrounds.
Many start-ups and smaller companies use their logo on a few marketing materials but use something else on other materials. Be sure that you use your logo consistently and be sure that your logo design allows you the flexibility to do so in multiple formats.
Consider the messaging that color sends to your customers. Do the colors reinforce and strengthen the intended core message/personality/mood you're trying to communicate, or do they distract or neutralize? For example, blue often communicates trust, loyalty and freshness. The color blue is common in banking or finance. Green represents life, nature and cleanliness. Also consider colors that work well with dark and white backgrounds. Because logos are often printed in black and white, chose a design that is viable and as strong or stronger in black and white.
Although gradients provide an aesthetically-pleasing effect on computers, consider possible future uses of the logo such as on letterheads, business cards, and merchandise. Will the design provide ease of printing and reproduction in and on all types of media? A logo for a web design or a band, or a one-off project can be more rasterized and colorful than something that's going to be printed in many different ways.
Think twice about including more than 3 colors - too many colors will increase the cost of production when printing and may make the logo more difficult to reproduce. Although such costs have decreased considerably, this remains good advice.
Typography, Typography, Typography. Ask yourself what you're trying to communicate. Depending on the type of application; typefaces with serifs convey a sense of dignity & power, sans serifs are often more clean looking and offer either a sense of stability or whimsy (depending on the character of the face). Will the face work with what you currently have? Can it be read at small sizes? Is the letterspacing/word spacing well adjusted? (the larger the wording gets, the more obvious the flaws will be) Typography is a craft in itself- it's the first voice of stating who you are. Beware that there are some truly horrible typefaces out there, make sure you're getting your money's worth.
Always request vector based graphics. It's often tempting to ask for complex illustrations in a logo. However, unless you plan on never using your logo outside of an on-screen/online application, a JPG or PSD isn't going to cut it. A properly drawn vector design will provide you with the ultimate flexibility.


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Tuition is refunded on a percentage basis according to the refund schedule published in the academic calendar. In extenuating circumstances, you may be able to appeal for a larger refund. Contact the Office of Bursar Services for information.
If you need to change your schedule by dropping or adding classes, be aware of and follow all university policies so your student record is current and accurate. Remember that dropping classes could have an impact on your financial aid. It also won't help you finish your degree as quickly as possible.
You could incur a failing grade for an improperly dropped course—or not receive the credit you are due for a course that wasn't properly added to your schedule. Either scenario will have a negative impact on your student record and your transcript.
For the best experience, follow these guidelines. If you have questions, contact your advisor, instructor, or the Office of Registrar Services. It is your responsibility to ensure all required drop/add forms are completed and submitted to the registrar's office.
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When LiveCycle became ADEP Document Services all of the existing modules were ported over but I thought it would be useful to revisit them all and see what as new. This post gives a summary of the modules which are available to any Document Services solution (excluding the foundation services which come with all Document Services modules) and should be familiar to those who have worked with LiveCycle ES1/ES2 in the past.
Business Process Management
Adobe Digital Enterprise Platform Document Services – Process Management 10.0
Process Management allows the designer to create processes which assign and move tasks around a business. End users can login using the Workspace web application to view and update any task assigned to them. This module is commonly used in conjunction with the Forms modules in order to create workflows for forms built by the designer. ADEP Mobile also comes as part of this module allowing your end users to interact with their tasks on the go.
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As described in one of my earlier posts this one has now been deprecated. It's still included for legacy purposes but you should really be using the new CRX service.
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The bread and butter of many ADEP solutions, Forms is what allows data to be merged and retrieved from forms rendered to PDF, HTML or Guides. It also allows forms to be assembled from fragments. If you are designing to form to be dynamic and it doesn't have a fixed layout then you will almost certainly need the Forms module. Together with the Process Management module it allows for some fancy data collection and presentation to your end users!
Adobe Digital Enterprise Platform Document Services – Adobe Reader Extensions 10.0
If you need to distribute those forms you've just designed to external parties then chances are you'll probably run into the need for Reader Extensions. A "rights-enabled" form opened in Adobe Reader allows the end user to perform tasks that are normally reserved for the commercial Acrobat software such as adding attachments, saving a PDF form locally (the most common use case) and digitally signing forms. Can be used standalone or as part of a workflow.


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PORTLAND, Ore. A Mississippi State University team has won the Challenge X auto fuel-efficiency competition sponsored by the U.S. Energy Department and General Motors.
The Challenge X competition aims to design the world's most fuel efficient car--in this case a Chevrolet Equinox. GM donated cars and Freescale Semiconductor donated almost $2 million in development boards, Power Architecture processors and software.
The Mississippi State team was one of 17 teams competing in the challenge. They converted a Chevrolet Equinox into a hybrid electric vehicle. Powered by a 1.9-liter GM direct injection turbo diesel engine, the vehicle burned biodiesel (B20) fuel to achieve a 38-percent increase in fuel economy over a production Equinox.
The team's "through-the-road" design allowed the engine to directly drive the front wheels while the rear wheels run an electric generator to charge the batteries. When needed, the battery delivers extra power to the rear traction motor which drives the rear wheels.
First place in Freescale's "Silicon on the Move Award" went to the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Second and third place went to the University of Wisconsin (Madison) and Ohio State University, respectively.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - A University of Michigan student has reported being sexually assaulted by a cab driver early Sunday morning.
Campus police said the student told them she hailed a cab in the 1200 block of South University to her off-campus apartment, but the driver pulled off into a parking lot and assaulted her.
A crime alert was emailed to the campus community.
"I received the email and this is just ridiculous," said student Priya Koollipera. "You're suppose to be able to trust cab driver, now I'm worried."
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Thinking Seriously About Haiti
On January 27, 2010, shortly after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, faculty members from the departments of African American Studies, Philosophy, and Political Science spoke about the sources of poverty and autocracy in Haiti and about how Haiti has been affected by U.S. policy and history.
Faculty panelists, left to right: Ruth Groff (standing), J. D. Bowen, Katrina Thompson,
Stefan Bradley, and Michael Barber, S. J.
J.D. Bowen, from the Department of Political Science, speaks.
Student interest exceeded the capacity of the room.