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The BBC Introduce A New Version Of BBC iPlayer For TV

BBC release a version of its iPlayer on this side of the Atlantic, it’s already upgrading UK PlayStation 3s with a brand new interface. BBC iPlayer on TV is personalised, specifically designed for the living room, and easy to use and allows to control they want directly on the TV. The new UI is built on HTML5 and CE-HTML with an eye towards rolling it out easily on other devices soon, but there’s also plans for a version built with Adobe Flash and AIR technology. Checkout more details on the press release bellow.

Vision Research’s New Phantom v1210 And v1610 Is More Faster

Vision Research, a leading manufacturer of digital high-speed imaging systems. They introduce two additions to the company’s Phantom v-Series line of digital high-speed cameras with the newly announced Phantom v1610 and v1210 cameras. New Phantom v1610 Is 60 Percent Faster than Any Other Digital High-Speed Camera in Its Class. The v1210 is capable of capturing 12,000 fps to 16,000 fps, with its higher end buddy the v1610 capturing between 650,000 fps and 1,000,000 fps, if you sacrifice resolution. Shooting 1280 x 800 widescreen images (at regular speed), the v1210 boasts 12GB, 24GB, or 48GB of segmented memory, while the v1610 can hold 24GB, 48GB, or 96GB of segmented memory. Other features like an image-based auto-trigger, ethernet port, SMPTE & IRIG timecode, genlock, 28 micron pixel size, 12-bit depth pixel depth standard, and an HD-SDI output. For now no informations on pricing. Checkout more details bellow in the press release.

Exploit In iOS And Android Games Discovered By A 10 Year Old Girl Hacker At DEFCON

10-year-old girl discovers age old flaw in iOS and Android games, she discovered a zero day exploit in iOS and Android games that would allow her to speed time in game thus growing things faster. The 10 year old girl CyFi revealed this exploit at DefCon Kids and this zero day exploit is related to the clock in games which are used to measure the time it takes for a crop to grow, much like farmville. CyFi’s discovery has since been verified by independent security researchers and the exploit has been found to work in versions of games for both Apple and Android gadgets………….

Blackberry Bold 9900 Available For Pre-Order At Vodafone UK

Finally Blackberry Bold 9900 up for Pre-order with Vodafone now. In the site they also aim to deliver by 16 August. RIM was very much conscious about pricing and availability in the official launch of their OS 7-equipped Bold 9900, Torch 9810 and Torch 9860 handsets. We are not confirm about when the other Torches will be out, but the Bold 9900 is already up for pre-order at Vodafone UK.

Samsung Hercules Coming To T-Mobile As Galaxy S II variant

I think you may almost confirmed after viewing the picture bellow that the Galaxy S II is coming to T-Mobile. A picture from TmoNews, you can see at the back of the new Samsung Hercules, a handset rumored to possess with a lot specifications, which already knew was heading to both T-Mo and Telus, that is now almost confirmed as an Galaxy S II variant.

Comcast’s Internet Essentials Offer Ensuring Everyone To Internet Access

Comcast’s Internet Essentials offers $10 internet access to low-income families. By the launch of its new Internet Essentials service, it looks poised to follow through on that commitment. Internet Essentials’ to provide families with children eligible for a free lunch under the national School lunch program with cow-cost Internet service, affordable computers and Digital literacy training. The outfit is offering a $150 voucher for the purchase of a computer, access to free digital literacy training, and a Norton Security Suite. Checkout full details bellow in the press release.

Dell Latitude XT3 Tablet PC Now Available At Dell.com

Dell’s Latitude XT3 Tablet PC finally has a product page to call its own, which likely means the launch of the computer is imminent. In Dell’s website you will find the press releases, products and FCC applications, and this is might be the first time you can see a full Latitude XT3 product page on Dell.com.

Intel Ultrabooks Releasing With A price Tag Of $710

Ultrabook part costs to help placate Windows PC builders who complain they can’t compete on price with Apple. The report from Digitimes doesn’t lay out the specific assembly costs, but pegs the chipmaker’s 18mm and 21mm thick laptops at $493 – $710 and $475 – $650, respectively. For systems at the thinner 0.7 inches of the MacBook Air ultra books are designed to imitate.