Honeycomb beta update now available for Logitech Revue and it’s worth noting that the update is still in a buggy, beta phase of development and that once you upgrade you may not be able to go back. By upgeade the media player reportedly supports more formats and the update does apparently break Netflix……………
Adobe announced the launch of an early preview version of a new application called Adobe Edge, which is designed to allow web developers to easily create animations and other motion-based content using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript and this tool will kill Adobe Flash. It’s the first professional-grade HTML5 editing tool on the market and is currently available for free. dobe is positioning the new software as a complement to its Flash and Dreamweaver offerings for Web-based content production………………
ASUS Netherlands informed that the Eee Pad Slider Lunching Delayed In September and will be available in Netherlands. According to Tablets Magazine, the 16GB model will be canned altogether in favor of a lone 32 gigger, which should sell for €499 across the pond. And the 3G-enabled variant will not be available until Q1 2012.
Logitech officially drops Revue price to $99 and this giving prospective customers something awfully tempting to consider alongside the prospect of running Honeycomb on their TV right away. Logitech promises that when the Android 3.1 update comes to Google TV later this summer ustomers can expect an even richer experience than they’ve already gotten on the struggling platform……………..
Sony Ericsson has officially announced that the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the Xperia X10 is finally here and the update won’t be an OTA (over the air) update and also has to be installed with a computer running SE’s PC companion software. The long-promised 2.3.3 Gingerbread update is now available, but only if you’re pocketing a carrier-free phone and the update includes WiFi and USB tethering, improved Facebook integration and some fancy new widgets……………..
Apple has more money today than the U.S. government and there’s even crazy talk about how Steve Jobs might have to bail out Uncle Sam, the way that J.P. Morgan did in the mid-1890s. pple will share that hard-earned money from selling so many iPhones, iPads, iPod Touches, and Macs over many years, but stranger things have happened during financial panics over the years. The operating balance in Washington is at US$73.768 billion and Apple has US$75.876 billion……………
Facebook launches bug bounty program,Facebook starting to pay hackersFacebook is going to pay hackers to find problems with its website and Facebook will launch a new Whitehat hacking portal where researchers can sign up for the program and report bugs. Finding an important bug on a widely used website such as Facebook can help make a journeyman hacker’s career and Facebook’s security team already engages in dialogue with security researchers and its own programmers with hackers contacting it 30 to 50 times a week. Facebook is following in the steps of Mozilla and Google………………
LG bring mew Infinia 42LV5500 42-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LED HDTV with Smart TV. The LV5500 delivers LED picture quality along with a whole lot more. You can tap directly into instant entertainment with LG Smart TV*, and with TruMotion 120Hz refresh rate, sports and action movies never looked better.