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WASHINGTON, Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- NASA's PhoneSat project has won Popular Science's 2012 Best of What's New Award for innovation in aerospace. PhoneSat will demonstrate the ability to launch one of the lowest-cost, easiest-to-build satellites ever flown in space -- capabilities enabled by using off-the-shelf consumer smartphones.
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Each year, Popular Science reviews thousands of new products and innovations, and chooses the top 100 winners across 12 categories for its annual Best of What's New issue. To win, a product or technology must represent a significant step forward in its category. All of the winners will be featured in the December special issue of the magazine.
"NASA's PhoneSat mission will demonstrate use of small satellites for space commerce, educational activities and citizen-exploration are well within the reach of ordinary Americans because of lower cost, commercially available components," said Michael Gazarik, director of NASA's Space Technology Program at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "Thanks to America's continuing investment in space technology to enable NASA missions, we've seen space tech brought down and into our lives here on Earth. With PhoneSat, we're doubling up, and taking those same great technologies back to space."
NASA's PhoneSat 1.0 satellite has a basic mission goal -- to function in space for a short period of time, sending back digital imagery of Earth and space via its camera, while also sending back information about the satellite's health.
NASA engineers kept the total cost of the components to build each of the three prototype satellites in the PhoneSat project to $3,500 by using only commercial-off-the-shelf hardware and establishing minimum design and mission objectives for the first flight.
Each NASA PhoneSat 'nanosatellite' is a 4-inch cube and weighs three pounds. NASA's PhoneSat design makes extensive use of an unmodified, consumer-grade smartphone. Out-of-the-box smartphones offer capabilities needed for satellites, including fast processors, versatile operating systems, multiple miniature sensors, high-resolution cameras, GPS receivers, and several radios.
"NASA PhoneSat engineers are changing the way missions are designed by rapidly prototyping and incorporating existing commercial technologies and hardware," said S. Pete Worden, director of NASA's Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif., where a small team of engineers developed and built PhoneSat. "This approach allows engineers to see what capabilities commercial technologies can provide, rather than trying to custom-design technology solutions to meet set requirements."
NASA's prototype smartphone satellite, known as PhoneSat 1.0, is built around the Nexus One smartphone made by HTC Corp., which runs Google's Android operating system. The Nexus One acts as the spacecraft's onboard computer. Commercial-off-the-shelf parts include an open-source, micro controller adapted as a watchdog circuit that monitors the systems and reboots the phone if it stops sending radio signals.
NASA's PhoneSat 2.0 will lay the foundation for new capabilities for small-sized satellites, while advancing breakthrough technologies and decreasing costs of future small spacecraft. PhoneSat 2.0 will be equipped with an updated Nexus S smartphone made by Samsung Electronics which runs Google's Android operating system to provide a faster core processor, avionics and gyroscopes.
PhoneSat 2.0 will supplement the capabilities of PhoneSat 1.0 by adding solar panels to enable longer-duration missions and a GPS receiver. In addition, PhoneSat 2.0 also will add magnetorquer coils -- electro-magnets that interact with Earth's magnetic field -- as well as reaction wheels to actively control the satellite's orientation in space.
A beta version of PhoneSat 2.0 will accompany two PhoneSat 1.0 spacecraft aboard the maiden flight of Orbital Sciences Corporation's Antares rocket from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility at Wallops Island, Va., in the coming months.
The PhoneSat project is a technology demonstration mission funded by NASA's Small Spacecraft Technology Program, which is managed by NASA's Space Technology Program. NASA's Space Technology Program is innovating, developing, testing, and flying technology for use in NASA's future missions and by the greater aerospace community.
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The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from hardware to software, or as we like to say, it's an Internet of many different things. The difference ...
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This historic boutique hotel is located less than a mile from New Orleans' vibrant French Quarter District.
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Best Western Plus St. Christopher HotelConveniently located next to the the New Orleans French Quarter, this historic hotel is a gateway to the some of the city's most treasured cultural landmarks and attractions.
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La Quinta Inn & Suites New Orleans DowntownJust steps from the French Quarter, this New Orleans hotel has free Wi-Fi in every room. A complimentary continental breakfast is provided each morning.
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Best Western Plus Landmark French Quarter3 blocks from Bourbon Street, this all non-smoking hotel in New Orleans features French Quarter décor and a seasonal outdoor pool. Spacious rooms include free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen cable TV.
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Great location, great character, and right next to The Ruby Slipper, which has the best breakfast in NOLA.
Nicks in the plaster, loose bathroom fixtures, just a bit worn. Could use a bit of fixing up.
Good location.
No maid service after first night. Not sufficient heating during cold spell (room temperature not above 68F).
Great staff, great location! The desk staff was awesome! They helped me out with countless things. My wife and I were in town for Halloween and we had a fantastic time. It was close to everything you could need to have a great NOLA experience
The rooms are a little smaller than I expected but it was not really an issue. I would gladly trade a little space for a great location.
Location; close to Canal St, trams & river front
Really poor value for money. We were given a very small room (not enough space to have both suitcases open at the same time) On top of that the room didn't have a window, claustrophobic! More like a solitary confinement cell than a hotel room.
Convenient location. Hotel has lots of beautiful antiques and paintings. Great restaurant next door.
understaffed! When's daughter and I arrived there were 2 parties ahead of us, with only Troy at the desk. He was doing as well as he could under the circumstances, but the hotel will surely lose business if there is only one staff member at the desk doing everything. Troy was very friendly as well as helpful. ;)
I like everything about this hotel. The staff and the location was perfect! So recommend this hotel! I was within walking distance to everything! Love it!
My first visit to New Orleans was a memorable one thanks to The Pelham's lovely front desk coordinator, Troy. Troy helped me book a fabulous swamp tour, pointed me in the direction of the best meals I've ever had in my life and gave invaluable safety advice for navigating New Orleans at night as a solo female traveler. I will undoubtedly come back and looking forward to being a repeat customer at The Pelham.
Next time I will ask for a room with a window. Even though my room did not have one I didn't mind it too much because I was only there for two nights and I was out of the room most of the time exploring the city.
Located next to french quarter, good price. Very clean room, and comfy bed. Front desk staff was great!
Parking in NOLA is expensive!
the hotel was great clean, comfortable and friendly. The staff were always happy to help with tours and where to eat. Was a 10 minute walk to the French quater so a great location.
Troy checked us in and was so friendly and helpful. Great place to stay! We will definitely stay here again. Location can not be beat, Rooms were excellent, so clean and roomy!
Confined tight space, no windows, unsafe, fire hazard,would not be considered occupiable in any other state.
No fridge ,poor tv ,no coffee in room.
Enjoyed the rustic hotel at a good price.
Location was perfect
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Comfy bed, classy style building
parking costs was like getting a room for your car.
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We loved: The high ceilings, sense of old world glamour and style, the comfy four poster beds, the great staff. It was clean, and SO CLOSE to everything. Just a short walk to take you anywhere. it was also deliciously quiet. Would stay again!
The inside rooms are very dark, only lit by small table lamps - not good if you're short sighted.
Location, room size, Thomas at reception. Ruby slippers cafe next door.
Some staff a bit unprofessional. Loud music through speakers on the pavement as directed by hotel management.
Great location, nice staff, clean and comfortable room. Great coffee in the morning down in the lobby. Offered us a good spot to lock up our bikes inside the hotel. Staff was nice enough to let us store our bags at the hotel on the day of check out so we could enjoy a few extra hours of New Orleans.
No free parking. Staff didn't help us with our bags when we first arrived. There is a restaurant at the corner called The Ruby Slipper. It has great reviews and a crazy crowd of customers waiting outside every morning for breakfast/lunch. We decided to try it out -- don't waste your time. It wasn't that great. Very average.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The staff was fabulous. We loved the location. The room was comfortable and clean. We would stay here again!
We had a corner room and it was a little tight. There was only a small table in the bathroom with a pedestal sink. For our 9 day stay we got a box and turned it on end for another shelf in the bathroom
Great location, couple of blocks to river and one block to French quarter. Also close to street cars and public transport for site seeing. We like our room as a home base, the lobby had a nice sitting area with coffee, there was ice and vending machines.
Our room was small like many city hotels, the king bed took up the whole area and it was very high mattress which could be tough for some to get into.
staff were very nice Free coffee Really comfy bed Ice machine and vending machines Awesome location nice and quite Nice bathrooms Excellent shower gel!!! And had shampoo and conditioner
pillows were very bad (not big fluffy pillow like you would expect) Small ish rooms The toilet was not very secure to the floor Also - oldest TV I have seen in a long long time lol but there was still cable
The staff was very friendly. The room clean and Nothingwas very welcoming and the bed was very comfortable. Easy walking distance to everything and very close to the French Quarter. The Red Slipper was delicious. Would highly recommend to all family & friends. I would come back and stay.
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Just a 5-minute walk from the famous Porta Nigra gate, this 3-star hotel in Trier has non-smoking rooms with free broadband internet, varied breakfast buffets, and private parking.
Score from 1165 reviews Excellent
This hotel is centrally located, 500 metres from Arena Trier and 2 km from Trier Main Station. IAT PLAZA Hotel offers free WiFi and free parking.
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In the heart of Trier, this 3-star-superior hotel features large rooms with hot drinks facilities, as well as free Wi-Fi. The River Moselle and Römerbrücke Bridge are both an 8-minute walk away.
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Just 55 yards from the Römerbrücke Bridge, this 3-star hotel in Trier offers a traditional-style restaurant overlooking the River Moselle, Wi-Fi internet, and easy access to the Moselradweg Bicycle...
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Hotel was lovely. The staff were wonderful. So helpful. There is an elevator. Lovely restaurant for dining inside or outside overlooking the river. We really enjoyed our stay. We had 3 rooms all bright, clean and comfortable
Breakfast was great.
This was a very weird set up. A Garden area in between 2 rooms, and no curtain that would close all the way. So we could see people in the other room, and vice-versa, and our room was visible to people walking in the hallway. No way for any privacy at all.
The hotel was in a great location with access to a grocery store. Free parking was a bonus. The daily breakfast buffet was great!
Our weary faces were greeted with friendly smiles at 10 PM. We were traveling with a baby; the family room has two spacious, separate bedrooms. The breakfast was delicious and the room overlooks the river/Roman Bridge. We'll definitely stay here again!
The service. The restaurant provided good meals , reasonably priced.Parking for hotel guests provided for small payment. Access to town, although a 20 minute walk to centre.
Restaurant closed on sunday evenings, no restaurant near by.
It was not expensive
too far from town and very old hotel
Ease of access to town but peaceful on riverbank. Excellent restaurant with balcony dining. Staff were very helpful. Good breakfast. Really good free, private parking.
Staff was very helpful and friendly. Walking distance to old town Trier
Bathroom small. Street side rooms a bit noisy.
Location on the river made for a lovely setting. Removed enough from town that it was relatively quiet, yet close enough that we could leave our car on the hotel lot (staff suggestion) and walk to the sights. Very accommodating staff, even offered to keep the kitchen open late so we could eat dinner. Food was very nice prepared and tasty. Front desk staff were all super friendly and helpful and spoke very good English. I would highly recommend the place and would certainly stay again. Trier is a treasure not to be missed. Lovely breakfast, too, with American bacon and scrambled eggs in addition to the typical German-style options, which I always enjoy.
Nothing not to like.
Breakfasts, location.
No elevator for one part of hotel, still smooth smell of cigaretes, to be felt by nonsmokers only.
Hotel was very much like I expected. Nice location next to old Roman Bridge with reasonable price. Room was similar than in normal business hotel, actually better than one can expect by this price class. Friendful staff.
Restaurant was closed during my visit - or told to be closed but there was some private happening. No bar open neither. Despite of historic location at river Mosel the surrounding was not very nice. Couple of (permanently?) closed restaurants/pubs nearby. Some distance to historic city center of Trier (which was not a problem as I knew it).
good location
older hotel could use some upgrades
Hotel was clean and comfortable. We had a room looking over the river which was lovely.
As we were in this hotel over the weekend there was quite a bit of noise from late night revellers crossing over the bridge.
Incredible breakfast. Lowest price paid anywhere on our holiday, and splendid choice.
Not easy access to restaurants
Perfect location. The view of the river and the Roman Bridge was the best thing about our stay in Trier. The staff was friendly, good breakfast, and did I mention the view? Always ask for a river view room. Parking not a problem. WiFi worked pretty well.
Hotel a bit dated and some oddities in the layout - could use a facelift. Distance to the Porta Nigra and other sites was a very long, unattractive walk. Reserve bikes from the hotel.
Beds really nice Breakfast really good Free parking Nice walk into Trier
Would have liked tea/coffee facilities It was quite warm so had windows open therefore a lot of traffic noise
Location and quality of breakfast
Could not add food cost to bill
We were happy with everything. The food from the restaurant was excellent as well as the service. We had a very good time
Friendly and welcoming staff. Superb dining experience.
Spartan room furnishings that brought to mind Ikea. Dated bathroom with a useless shower head and a drain that mostly didn't.
Excellent value for money. Very good convienent car parking. The staff and ambience made me feel instantly at home and I hope to stay longer next time .
Leaving. No tea in room (I probably should have asked but just too tired on arrival. Breakfast tea excellent)
Breakfast is excellent. Good choice of dinner menu. Sensible chambermaid arrangements - meant we didn't have to rush out. All staff were helpful, cheerful and a pleasure to deal with. We will be back! That's for sure!
Could do with a proper lounge to relax in perhaps.
Location. Staff.
Our room was overlooking a busy main road junction adjacent to the illuminated Hotel/Bitburg advertisement sign. The noise of heavy trucks crashing over the deformed road, particularly in the early morning, and the light pollution from the sign was not adequately reduced by the good double glazing or the thin curtains. At the time the hotel was full so we were unable to swop rooms. However I would still recommend the hotel but only if a room facing the lovely Mosel river was available.
Easy to get to. Nice friendly helpful staff. Beautiful on the river, outdoor dining, very good food.
Hotel needs a face lift. Carpet, drapes, every thing very dated. Too bad because it had many good qualities.
parking convenient fabulous breakfast lovely staff view of the river
very convenient just across the river & a short walk to the centre,ideal base for visiting the area
unfortunately we had a room on the main road so it was somewhat noisy first thing in the morning
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AuroraAnnunciation Of The Bvm School
1840 Church Rd
Aurora, IL, 60505
(630)851-4300(Roman Catholic)243 students | Gr. K-9
AuroraAurora Central Catholic High School
1255 N Edgelawn Dr
Aurora, IL, 60506
(630)907-0095(Roman Catholic)561 students | Gr. 9-12
AuroraAurora Christian Schools
2255 Sullivan Road
Aurora, IL, 60506
(630)892-1551(Christian)645 students | Gr. PK-12
North AuroraAurora Education Center
191 Poplar Pl
North Aurora, IL, 60542
(630)906-7900Alternative School146 students | Gr. K-12
BataviaBatavia KinderCare
1505 S. Batavia Avenue
Batavia, IL, 60510
(630)879-9977Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
ElginBethlehem Lutheran Child Dev Center
340 Grand Blvd
Elgin, IL, 60120
(847)741-7743Daycare / Preschool (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (formerly AELC, ALC, or LCA))46 students | Gr. K
CarpentersvilleBible Baptist Christian Academy
1701 Papoose Rd
Carpentersville, IL, 60110
(847)428-0870(Baptist)5 students | Gr. KG-12
GenevaBridges Montessori Academy
716 Oak St
Geneva, IL, 60134
(630)513-9742Montessori School195 students | Gr. PK-5
Saint CharlesBridges Montessori Academy
716 Oak St
Saint Charles, IL, 60174
(630)513-9742Montessori School43 students | Gr. PK-4
Saint CharlesCampton Center KinderCare
40 W 170 LaFox Road
Saint Charles, IL, 60175
(630)587-9150Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
AuroraCharisma Christian Ministries-academy
719 Prairie St
Aurora, IL, 60506
(630)844-9510(Church of God)8 students | Gr. 7-12
Saint CharlesChesterbrook Academy
600 Courtyard Dr
Saint Charles, IL, 60174
(630)513-8282Daycare / Preschool37 students | Gr. K-1
DundeeChildrens House Montessori School
417 W Main Street
Dundee, IL, 60118
(847)426-3570Montessori School45 students | Gr. PK-3
AuroraConstitution KinderCare
80 South Constitution Drive
Aurora, IL, 60506
(630)906-6582Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
AuroraCovenant Christian School
10 North Edgelawn
Aurora, IL, 60506
(630)801-7955(Christian)113 students | Gr. PK-8
Saint CharlesCreative Minds Montessori Inc
40w125 Campton Xing Dr
Saint Charles, IL, 60175
(630)377-2060Montessori School23 students | Gr. K
ElginDa Vinci Academy
37W080 Hopps Road
Elgin, IL, 60124
(847)841-7532Special Program Emphasis122 students | Gr. PK-8
GenevaEast Geneva KinderCare
1400 Hill Road
Geneva, IL, 60134
(630)232-1703Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
ElginElgin Academy
350 Park St
Elgin, IL, 60120
(847)695-0303387 students | Gr. NS-12
GenevaFaith Christian Academy
1745 Kaneville Rd Ste 2
Geneva, IL, 60134
(630)232-7779(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)88 students | Gr. 1-8
GenevaFaith Christian Beginner School
1745 Kaneville Road
Geneva, IL, 60134
(630)232-8533(Christian)84 students | Gr. PK-1
ElginFox River Country Day School
1600 Dundee Avenue
Elgin, IL, 60120
(847)-88-8-7910n/a students | Gr. PK-8
AuroraFox Valley Montessori School
850 N Commonwealth Ave
Aurora, IL, 60506
(630)896-7557Montessori School107 students | Gr. NS-6
North AuroraFoxtech
195 Poplar Place
North Aurora, IL, 60542
(630)844-3950Special Education School70 students | Gr. 9-12
2850 Ginger Woods Pkwy
Aurora, IL, 60502
(630)631-0182Daycare / Preschool (Christian)8 students | Gr. PK-KG
Saint CharlesGlenwood School South Campus
41w400 Silver Glen Road
Saint Charles, IL, 60175
(847)464-820076 students | Gr. 3-8
North AuroraGoddard School
301 Miller Dr
North Aurora, IL, 60542
(630)907-9177Daycare / Preschool32 students | Gr. K
ElginGood Shepherd Lutheran School
1111 Van Street
Elgin, IL, 60123
(847)741-7795(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)38 students | Gr. PK-5
East DundeeGriffin Christian School
16n562 Vista Ln
East Dundee, IL, 60118
(847)428-5413(Baptist)18 students | Gr. PK-8
ElginHamilton Academy
665 Tollgate Rd Ste D
Elgin, IL, 60123
(847)695-9732Alternative School19 students | Gr. 7-12
ElginHarvest Christian Academy
1000 N Randall Rd
Elgin, IL, 60123
(847)214-3500(Christian)684 students | Gr. PK-12
ElginHighland Christian Academy
2250 W Highland Ave
Elgin, IL, 60123
(847)741-5530(Assembly of God)100 students | Gr. PK-8
AuroraHoly Angels Catholic School
720 Kensington Pl
Aurora, IL, 60506
(630)897-3613(Roman Catholic)511 students | Gr. PK-8
BataviaHoly Cross Catholic School
2300 Main St
Batavia, IL, 60510
(630)593-5290(Roman Catholic)429 students | Gr. K-9
BataviaImmanuel Lutheran School
950 Hart Rd.
Batavia, IL, 60510
(630)406-0157(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)293 students | Gr. PK-8
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Facebook Timeline changes the default profile from a list of your most recent updates to a complete summary of your entire life since birth. It includes photos, videos, status updates and locations you have visited. The new Facebook profile is divided into two main columns, with a line down the middle representing the passage of time. Users are encouraged to add life events which were not captured by Facebook, particularly those that occurred before the person joined Facebook.
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Facebook Timeline has yet to be launched to all of its 800 million users.
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Mark Zuckerberg is a Facebook chameleon. The evolution of his Timeline proves it.
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The utility and visual appeal of email design is something that everyone is guilty of overlooking from time to -- well, always. From drastically reducing inbox clutter to in-email search, Gmail's innovations have fundamentally changed the way we communicate with each other. See also: 10 Gmail Hacks to Help You Master Your Inbox As the most popular email provider in the world turns 10, we thought it fitting to look back on the service from a visual perspective.
Twitter's refresh button is leaving users wanting more -- but not in a good way. That's been the feeling Tuesday from people who noticed that hitting refresh doesn't always surface the most recent tweets in the timeline. If you follow lots of people or have lots of tweets stored up, it may take multiple refresh attempts before you get to the most recent material.
The RSS feed -- or as we now know it, "the feed" -- organizes the world into a series of neat, clickable, constantly updating bits of information. But it's a relatively new concept -- just 10 short years ago, there was no way to know what a public figure such as Justin Bieber was thinking in real time.
Sexting is all over the news lately. From high schoolers to sitting U.S. Congressmen, anyone with a data connection seems to have tried it at least once. While 3G certainly hasn't made our species any more chaste, it'd be difficult to prove that it's made us any more sexually active either. Our methods may have changed, but humans have been sending each other dirty messages for literally thousands of years.
Want to bone up on the history you forgot from high school, or maybe never learned? Spending some time on Facebook might be a valid option.
When Victor Diaz Zapanta was featured on Mashable for his Facebook account's creative timeline design, he was excited. But that sweet feeling soon soured slightly when the 29-year-old designer's account was parodied by impostors claiming to be him. It happened at least four times, and at one point Facebook even suspended his profile, forcing the Washington, D.C., resident to verify his account way before Facebook introduced its new page and profile verification on Wednesday.
These days, your Facebook Timeline can serve as a digital scrapbook of your life: birthdays, graduations, weddings, trips to Disneyland and, yes, the time you got a puppy. A new service wants to help Facebook users move those memories from the cloud into a permanent, physical keepsake. Likebooks will convert content from your Facebook Timeline and print it in a physical book, as shown in the video above.
Nicholas Felton, the designer who was instrumental in creating Facebook Timeline, is leaving the company. Felton shared the news, appropriately, on his Facebook Timeline. He didn't mention what his next project would be, only that he was returning to New York City. He also said he was confident in future Facebook products he contributed to. Here's Felton's full message: On April 19, 2011 I walked into the Palo Alto Facebook office and began contributing to the timeline project.
Less than a week after announcing a dramatically redesigned News Feed,Facebook has also started rolling out updates to Timeline, moving status updates and posts to the right of the page, while placing information from apps on the left. Identical to what we saw being tested in New Zealand a few weeks ago, the new Timeline navigation swaps places with the ads that currently reside on the top right.
Facebook is testing a new Timeline design. Currently live in New Zealand, the new look brings a slimmed down toolbar to the top of profile pages and repositions other content. First spotted by The Next Web, we had a friend in New Zealand grab some screenshots of the update for us so we could take a closer look. Check out the two photos below.
Remember the Facebook Timeline changes some users started to notice in December? The ones that include a row of fresh options at the top of the page, below your picture, and the banishment of "Maps" and thumbnail images? Well, the changes appear to be rolling out for all Facebook users in New Zealand, where it's already Wednesday.
Ready for some more design tweaks to your Timeline? If not, watch out. Facebook is experimenting with some significant changes that are already showing up for a small number of users -- and may roll out to the masses very soon. According to ABC News, where a producer's Timeline first revealed the changes Thursday, the new version is a return to tabs. Gone are the thumbnail pictures for "Friends," "Photos" and "Map" (where you see all the places you've checked in or geotagged yourself).
Facebook has cooked up a 2012 Year in Review tool to show you the 20 most important moments of your year, including life events, highlighted posts and your most popular stories. In addition to your most popular photos and status updates, you'll see how many new Facebook friends you made, how many people wrote on your wall for your birthday and how many new pages you liked. You can try the tool for yourself by going to Facebook Stories.
In the scope of a couple of days, several people -- including Mashable staffers -- have seen their Facebook cover photos disappear without explanation. The issue appears to be a move by Facebook to aggressively crack down on images that are considered promotional. I first encountered the issue yesterday when Facebook ostensibly removed a promotional still from the TV series Doctor Who that I used as a cover photo.
I am a copyright violator, and Facebook knows it. At least, I was up until early this morning, when Facebook took action to enforce the copyright on the cover photo I had uploaded the day before. As a fan of the UK show Doctor Who, I was excited to see BBC America release a couple of preview photos from the program's Christmas special, including a compelling picture of a couple of scary-looking snowmen -- very Nightmare Before Christmas stuff.
There's a page for just about anything you can imagine on Facebook -- including every friendship. Whether you knew they existed or not, friendship pages have been there since October 2010, displaying every jot of information the network has about you and any given friend. Now Facebook is giving those friendship pages an upgrade, in order to make them look more like Timeline profiles.
UPDATE: Facebook spokeswoman Meg Sinclair told Mashable , "We are running a small test of this new design globally. It's currently testing for a very small percentage of users. Timeline will not look different until you scroll down past the recent activity and app modules." Be prepared for another change to your Facebook profile: Timeline could soon be getting a makeover.
As Facebook users continue to come forward and say private messages sent between 2007 and 2008 have popped up publicly on their Timeline pages, the social network is standing by its claims that no messages have been leaked. "We have reviewed reports from all over the world and have yet to find one instance where this has been true," Fred Wolens of Facebook Policy Communications told Mashable.
An awareness campaign for Alzheimer's Disease International is asking people to donate their Facebook timeline in support of World Alzheimer's Day on Sept. 21. By downloading an app, Facebook users will be able to experience how it feels to lose their memories for a day. The app will lie dormant until it activates on Friday, wiping users' memories from their timelines, including pictures, status, videos, friends, etc.
History classes have created a new approach to studying major historical events. Amsterdam-based school, 4e Gymnasium, has taken advantage of the popularity of Facebook and the user-friendly Timeline feature to inspire a curriculum. The page allows students to create posts, link various media and generate dialogue with fellow classmates. The class is focusing on four subjects: Magellan's voyages, 20th century inventions, Fashion history from 1950-present and the rise and fall of the Soviet Union.
We've seen companies and people do some inventive things with Facebook's Timeline feature, but this project may take the cake. Grovo, a company looking to better educate people about common web and mobile products, has curated the entire history of the Internet on one single Facebook Timeline.
It was only a matter of time. Facebook will be rolling out its Timeline format to most members by the fall, according to sources close to the situation. The social network aims to have members switched to Timeline in the next few months to make the experience consistent across the site.
Facebook is rolling out Activity Log to mobile, a privacy feature that was only available in your computer-bound account. The log lets users monitor and control what shows up on their Timelines. This means you won't have to wait to delete automatically generated "stories" such as the dozen times you listened to "Call Me Maybe" on Spotify. If you have the new log, you can find it on your Timeline profile page in the listing that includes About, Photos and Friends.
Facebook has started implementing its Timeline design to Pages on mobile platforms. Rolled out to the web version of Facebook in February, when you view a brand page on your mobile device you'll now see the brand's cover photo, information from the Page's About section, and a larger Like button. Smaller icons below the Like button will allow you to navigate, much like you can on Facebook, to Photos and Events for the Page, as well as see at a glance how many people have liked the page.
Since Facebook launched Timeline earlier this year, brands, public figures and individuals have been hustling to reconstruct their histories for their fans' and friends' perusal. This can be a laborious process in the case of, say, a football star like Tom Brady or a 155-year old publication like The Atlantic, requiring the scanning and backdating of hundreds of archival items.
People managing a Facebook Page can now easily create a movie using photos, videos and status updates from their brands' Timeline. Timeline Movie Maker from marketing agency Definition 6 spits out a chronological, one-minute clip after the browser tool "parses nostalgia," "captures your good side" and "finds I-Remember-Whens" on your Timeline. Users can customize the movie (see below), picking from a selection of music and replacing any visual element.
Do you have Timeline? No matter how safe you are, you will eventually get it -- and there's nothing you can do about it. This is the gist of a new satirical video from Funny or Die, which portrays Facebook's Timeline as an infectious disease. Though a bit late (Timeline has been rolling out to all users for several months now), the video raises an interesting point: Online services such as Facebook impose features upon their users whether they like them or not.
Facebook is testing a series of cosmetic changes to the top of users' Timelines, the company has confirmed. Screenshots of the new design were posted on Talking Points Memo Tuesday morning. The images (below) show a condensed version of Timeline, in which a user's details (name, occupation, education, location) appear in reverse type on top of -- rather than below -- the cover photo. The carousel of thumbnail images highlighting friends, photos, places, likes, etc.
Katy Perry's new lyric video for "Wide Awake," a song the pop star debuted at Sunday's Billboard Music Awards, tells the story of her recent career events as displayed through Facebook's Timeline feature. The clip features lyrics to the song, career highlights and even a picture of her with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the 1:35 mark.
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The Christmas lights were switched on last night in the 'festival of lights' to the sounds of Christmas at a packed Piazza. This year the lights were switched on by Culture Minister Steven Linares, the Mayor Adolfo Canepa and Minister for Social Services and the Elderly Samantha Sacramento, together with Stephen Balban from St Martin's School. Pic: Johnny Bugeja
Spain set to delay EU single sky by raising Gibraltar objection
Yesterday, 22nd November 2014 - by Dominique Searle and Reuters
European Union plans to merge national air corridors are threatened with delay because of Spain's policy to return to 'pre-Cordoba' blocking of Gibraltar's access to EU air transport rights. EU member states are trying to reach agreement on the Single European Sky scheme, intended to complete the integration of some of the world's most crowded airways, cutting costs and CO2 emissions.
Parliament explores implications of joining Schengen
Yesterday, 22nd November 2014 - by Cristina Cavilla
Spain might agree to Gibraltar becoming part of Schengen and the Customs Union because the move would see the Rock lose what Madrid regards as its "advantageous" non-VAT status, Parliament was told this week.
In response to questions in Parliament from the Leader of the Opposition, Daniel Feetham, on Thursday, the Chief Minister Fabian Picardo said that joining Schengen and the Customs Union would require unanimity at the European Union level.
He said: "The things that we are talking about are the things that the Kingdom of Spain has long seen as advantageous that Gibraltar has had and therefore if she has seen our non-VAT status as advantageous (to Gibraltar) it is not impossible to see her agreeing to us become part of the Common Customs Union."
Govt says GSD distorts facts over Europa Stadium plan
Yesterday, 22nd November 2014
The uncertain future of plans for a UEFA stadium to be built at Europa Point saw the Government and Opposition back in the arena yesterday hurling accusations in press releases following their exchanges in Parliament on Thursday. Each accuses the other of deceiving the public.
Engineers ponder Gibraltar's Victorian infrastructure
Yesterday, 22nd November 2014
The Gibraltar Group of Professional Engineers recently held their annual lecture on 'Engineering Heritage' at the John Mackintosh Hall with the theme of Victorian Foundation of Gibraltar's Essential Infrastructure.
RGP boosts Sea Scout fleet
Yesterday, 22nd November 2014
The Royal Gibraltar Police has donated a 6.7-metre cabin cruiser, "Misty Blue" and a three-metre inflatable vessel with a 9.9hp outboard engine to the Gibraltar Sea Scouts.
Both vessels had previously been forfeited to the Crown and will provide a valuable resource to the Sea Scouts, helping to widen the scope of their waterborne activities.
Friday, 21st November 2014
Shyanne Azzopardi, Miss Gibraltar, yesterday as she set off for London to participate in the 2014 Miss World Contest from Gibraltar International Airport. Pic: Johnny Bugeja
Govt could offer GFA stadium loan
Friday, 21st November 2014
The Gibraltar Government has not ruled out providing a loan to the Gibraltar Football Association for construction of a new stadium if planning approval is granted, Chief Minister Fabian Picardo told Parliament yesterday, though the prospect is 'unlikely'.
The Chief Minister said the GFA would have cheaper borrowing options but that the government would be willing to offer bridging finance if necessary to enable it to push ahead with the project. But the Chief Minister insisted that the taxpayer would not fund the stadium outright.
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Friday, 21st November 2014
The public are being 'misled' by the commitment the GSLP/Liberals gave at the last general election to stop illegal fishing in British Gibraltar Territorial Waters, Daniel Feetham has said.
The Government and the Opposition clashed again yesterday over the issue, this time in Parliament.
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Friday, 21st November 2014
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Friday, 21st November 2014 - by Eyleen Sheil
Chair of the Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses (GFSB), Gemma Vasquez, has said that the organisation is offering members basic English for Spanish employees who work in Main Street shops as well as bookkeeping courses and excel courses for members generally.
The (GFSB) Annual Dinner was held yesterday with guest speaker entrepreneur 'Jacob Hill' at the Khaima in the Rock Hotel.
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Elm Grove resident Eric Ness has announced his intention to run as a write-in candidate in the April Village Board election.
Village Clerk Mary Stredni said today she had not received the requisite paperwork that would allow Ness to campaign as a write-in, but confirmed that she has spoken to him about it.
The 26-year-old said he wants to run because "there are certain issues, such as the sidewalks, that have been tabled year after year since I was 6."
He also pointed out that there is rarely competition for Village Board seats, and that even if he doesn't run, he hopes his candidacy will stimulate more discussion - and action - on key issues in the village.
Ness is a part-time law student at Marquette University, and plans to graduate in two years - about the time his term would end. He also said he does not intend on serving more than one term.
He lives at 14625 Crestwood Court and has lived in Elm Grove since he was 3.
Incumbents John Meser and George Haas and newcomer John Domaszeh will be on the April 3 ballot. There are three open seats. Trustee Jan Schoenecker is not seeking re-election.
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