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Monday, April 30, 2012
Wrapsol Non-Slip Grip Pad for Large Tablets Review
I recently reviewed the Wrapsol Ultra Screen Protector on my new iPad.? Wrapsol also sent along their Non-Slip Grip Pad for Large Tablets for our review.? It is “engineered to optimize usability and to help prevent slip-and-fall damage to your tablet.”? Those slippery, expensive tablets we all love could certainly benefit from being less slippery, [...]
Data Driven Decisions for Startups
?If you don?t have any facts, we?ll just use my opinion.? - Jim Barksdale (former president and CEO of Netscape). Startups are the sum of the decisions made by the people who run them. Should you raise money? Who should you raise money from? What should be your marketing strategy? What are the next features you should build? Who should you hire? Ok.. you get the point. If decisions are so important then it might be worthwhile to think about how to make them better. A lot of research has been done on this subject and you can literally spend years going through the books, papers and the various theories and schools of thought in decision-making. Needless to say, that will probably be a bad decision by itself. Instead, it is more important to understand why data driven decisions work and to instill such a culture in your company.rich ross april 20 jennifer love hewitt secret service prostitution 4 20 george zimmerman sheree whitfield
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Now Out Of Beta, Tykoon Teaches Kids (And Parents) About Managing Finances
NYC-based financial services startup for families, Tykoon, is exiting its private beta and is launching its first mobile app for iPhone. The company, which aims to change the ways kids think about and use money, is more that your typical allowance tracker application - it's a platform for earning, saving, giving and spending, the latter which includes kid-friendly access to a curated and controlled Amazon store.human nature arkansas football howard johnson blackhawks real housewives of new jersey levon helm firelight
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Support and Opposition Dig In as CISPA Clears House
On Thursday the House of Representatives passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act despite continued controversy regarding privacy concerns and even a threat of veto from the White House. The measure, which was approved by a 248-168 vote, would make it easier for the federal government as well as corporations in the private sector to share cyberthreat data with one another.
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Friday, April 27, 2012
Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast with special guest Chris Davies, live at 5PM ET!
After a weeklong hiatus, we've been aching to get back on the mics and speak our minds about all the crazy stuff going on in the world of mobile. And Myriam and Brad aren't going it alone: they're bringing Chris Davies of Slashgear fame (or is it infame?) to the hot seat and grilling him with the tough questions. It'll be a blast, so you absolutely must join us, won't you?
Oh, and if you have time to spare, we encourage you to sign up for a UStream account and participate in our podcast chats.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
Dolby's Atmos technology gives new meaning to surround sound, death from above
Psst, did you hear that? Apparently, the folks at Dolby Laboratories are no longer content with scaring the bejesus out of moviegoers by simply funneling those horrific audio cues from today's standard theater setup. Instead, the mad audio scientists claim they can recreate a more lifelike and sensory audio experience by pushing sound from even more directions -- a feat made possible by the company's new Dolby Atmos technology. By leveraging up to 64 speaker feeds and 128 simultaneous audio inputs, for example, Dolby says it would be possible to more accurately recreate the sound of creepy footsteps coming from the floorboards of a higher floor. Yes, you could use the system to better simulate stuff like rain, too, but that doesn't sound nearly as fun as making hapless moviegoers pee their pants. Combined with Dolby's foray into 3D, it looks like the company's really focusing on kicking up viewer immersion. Dolby plans to debut the Atmos tech in 10 to 15 theaters showing Disney/Pixar's Brave this year, followed by a larger rollout by 2013. For more on the potentially bladder-busting technology, scope out the PR after the break.
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