TazPad to break cover at CeBIT

A company called TazTag has announced that at CeBIT 2011 it will be unveiling its first Android-powered tablet. The tablet is called the TazPad and while the full specs aren?t offered, we do know a few things about the tablet. TazTag says its TazPad will be the first NFC Android tablet on the market. The [...]

Source: http://androidcommunity.com/tazpad-to-break-cover-at-cebit-20110228/

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Ralph Lauren Launches Highly Interactive iPad App To Promote Sportswear Line

Ralph Lauren has launched a heavily interactive iPad app to promote its RLX (Ralph Lauren Extreme) sportswear line. The photo and animation-rich…

Source: http://feeds.mashable.com/~r/Mashable/~3/3QV53n9ZTJs/

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Record Calls on your Galaxy S

Like we often talk about, the devs over at XDA Developers are hard at work like they always are. This time XDA member antsm has developed a modification of the Phone.apk that will allow users to record phone calls. This is still very much a work in progress like many things and will only get [...]

Source: http://androidcommunity.com/record-calls-on-your-galaxy-s-20110225/

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World?s First Robot Marathon in Osaka, Japan

The world’s first robot marathon is being held in Osaka, Japan. The contest is expected to take up to four days to complete with toy-sized robots traversing over 26 miles (42km) to complete 423 laps of an indoor track. Video of the competitive race after the jump.

Operators are allowed to change batteries and motors for their robots, but if any robot falls over, the robot must be able to get back up by itself. Organizers don’t expect the fastest robot to win, but rather the robot that can take the most wear and tear to be the last one standing.

The event should take about four days to complete, and is organized by local authorities and a local robotics firm. They hope the contest can someday become a regular international event.

[via ITN News]

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Source: http://feeds.slashgear.com/~r/slashgear/~3/EAZSVgX1PeU/

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Engadget: iPad 2 thinner, faster, has cameras, no SD slot or high-res display

Our buddies at Aol Tech sister site Engadget have heard some details from very reliable sources (Engadget's Joshua Topolsky notes "these sources have been dead right on specific Apple plans and specifications for unannounced products in the past") regarding the second-generation iPad that will be announced on Wednesday, March 2.

We've all been expecting that the new iPad will be somewhat thinner and feature at least a front-facing camera for FaceTime, but according to the Engadget sources, the planned SD slot and higher-resolution display will have to wait for a future device.

The good news is that the sources are stating that the iPad 2 will have more RAM at 512 MB, which means fewer app crashes when multiple apps running are at the same time. It's also expected that the new device will be moving to a new generation of the Apple-designed CPU, rumored to be named the A5.

Engadget is also speculating that an announcement and demo of iOS 5.0 and the associated SDK will be made, although the new iPad will most likely ship initially with iOS 4.3 loaded. Any speculation about updated cloud services is just that -- speculation.

Whatever Apple has up its spacious sleeves for us next Wednesday, you'll find the best coverage here at TUAW. Be sure to join us as we liveblog the iPad event.

Engadget: iPad 2 thinner, faster, has cameras, no SD slot or high-res display originally appeared on TUAW on Fri, 25 Feb 2011 13:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Source: http://www.tuaw.com/2011/02/25/engadget-ipad-2-thinner-faster-has-cameras-no-sd-slot-or-hig/

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Getting Started with Intel AppUp? SDK Suite for MeeGo* When You Don't Have Hardware

You can get started developing your application prior to having hardware using the QEMU and Qt Simulator environments.  There are two ways to get familiar with the MeeGo SDK without using a physical device:

1. Using Qt Sim ? see the article: http://appdeveloper.intel.com/en-us/article/running-application-qt-simulator-using-intel-c-compiler-meego

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Source: http://appdeveloper.intel.com/en-us/article/getting-started-intel-appup-sdk-suite-meego-when-you-dont-have-hardware

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