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Friday, 11 January 2013
Hands-on with the Pebble smartwatch • first round production units to ship January 23 (video)
Credit: Pebble
http://androidandme.com/2013/01/news/hands-on-with-pebble-first-round-production-units-to-ship-january-23/
Credit: Pebble/Amazon
No longer available at Kickstarter backer's prices, but can be preordered for $150.
More
http://getpebble.com/ / smart watch Kickstarter project backers up-to-date production detail 15,000 units per week magnetic charging cable cable features standard USB connection two-pin connector Apple’s mag-safe cables 5ATM water resistance atmosphere 5 wet washing dishes swimming ambient light sensor Bluetooth 4.0 backlight back light motion sensor visible in direct sunlight software updates stack if this then that watch faces /
Ultimate smartphone guide
http://arstechnica.com/feature-series/the-ultimate-smartphone-guide/ / productive productivity business email calendar SMS IOS Android Apple Google word processing mobile games music podcast video movies media reading comics books find finding restaurant social media Facebook twitter Windows Phone 8 /
2013 Nissan Leaf: Longer range, faster charging, leather seats, & more: All the upgrades (video)
http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1081547_2013-nissan-leaf-longer-range-faster-charging-leather-seats-and-more-all-the-upgrades / battery aerodynamics drag coefficient dynamic braking energy management LiIon lithium ion level 2 charger fast charge range navigation system GPS remote connectivity monitor charging trim levels steel alloy wheels /
Microsoft Surface Pro hands-on: This is what it should have been all along
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2013/01/microsoft-surface-pro-hands-on-this-is-what-it-should-have-been-all-along/ / Windows 8 Surface Pro RT smaller cheaper internal power physical flexibility computer 1080p display screen install Photoshop Civilisation WinZip Bulletstorm laptop software USB 3.0 port battery life power tablet /
Samsung Galaxy Camera review: Android meets point-and-shoot camera
http://st2.gsmarena.com/vv/pics/samsung/samsung-galaxy-camera-new1.jpg
Credit: Samsung/ abc news
16.3 megapixels, 21:1 optical zoom, 4.8 inch screen, Android. How does this compare with the camera in your phone?
But, it's not actually a phone ...
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/samsung-galaxy-camera-review-android-meets-point-shoot/t/story?id=18055760 / point and shoot /
Credit: Samsung/ abc news
16.3 megapixels, 21:1 optical zoom, 4.8 inch screen, Android. How does this compare with the camera in your phone?
But, it's not actually a phone ...
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/samsung-galaxy-camera-review-android-meets-point-shoot/t/story?id=18055760 / point and shoot /
Tesla Model S electric wagon concept
Credit: Theophilus Chin/ Green Car Reports
http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1081546_the-tesla-model-s-electric-wagon-we-wish-theyd-build / EV electric vehicle LiIon lithium ion battery /
Without a wall charger? The "Nectar" powers devices for up to two weeks
http://mashable.com/2013/01/07/nectar-mobile-powe/
Does anyone see this as a viable option? At $299, the device itself is very expensive. Then there is the Nectar power charge cartridge at $10. Sounds like a battery. An expensive battery with restricted availability ("exclusively at Brookstone", at least initially).
For $299 any number of cheaper alternatives are available, some taking inexpensive, widely available AA batteries, others containing rechargeable batteries.
A quick search revealed some alternatives, all under $150, which will not only recharge your phone & tablet, but your laptop as well. The 36,000 mAh models will definitely keep you phone running for "up to 2 weeks" for a lot less than $10.
Some of the many alternatives:
http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-XP18000-Universal-External-Netbooks/dp/B002K8M9HC
Or this:
http://hhg2tech.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/misemet-rpod-multifunction-electronic.html?m=1
Does anyone see this as a viable option? At $299, the device itself is very expensive. Then there is the Nectar power charge cartridge at $10. Sounds like a battery. An expensive battery with restricted availability ("exclusively at Brookstone", at least initially).
For $299 any number of cheaper alternatives are available, some taking inexpensive, widely available AA batteries, others containing rechargeable batteries.
A quick search revealed some alternatives, all under $150, which will not only recharge your phone & tablet, but your laptop as well. The 36,000 mAh models will definitely keep you phone running for "up to 2 weeks" for a lot less than $10.
Some of the many alternatives:
http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-XP18000-Universal-External-Netbooks/dp/B002K8M9HC
Or this:
http://hhg2tech.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/misemet-rpod-multifunction-electronic.html?m=1
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