New hudl tablet by tesco

Wow tesco making a tablet on android 4.2 this is all too much but here's some details:

A smart new addition to your family, Hudl packs all your entertainment into one sleek, easy to use Android™ tablet. Surfing the web is a breeze, movies come alive in crystal-clear HD, you can easily read books, stream movies and music on blinkbox and shoot photos and video. Hudl comes with easy access to the Tesco world and your favourite Google™ Apps.

Colourful design
A soft touch casing and smooth, rounded edges combine to create a sleek, easy-to-hold design. Hudl also comes in 4 different colours, so you can choose your favourite. There is also a full range of colourful Hudl accessories that have been designed specifically to fit your Hudl.

Let's watch
Hudl's crystal clear high-definition display is protected by scratch and smudge resistant glass. At 7" it's big enough to entertain, but handily sized to pop into your pocket. Stream the latest TV and movies on blinkbox and use a Micro-HDMI to HDMI-cable to connect your Hudl up to the big screen.

Let's play
Great for gaming
A powerful Quad-core processor makes gaming fast and fun. With thousands of the latest games on Google Play™, a responsive 10-point multi-touch screen and in-built gyro-sensor, Hudl will keep gamers of all ages entertained for hours.
Made for music
Explore music for any mood with blinkbox music or download tracks and albums on Google Play™. Hudl's stereo speakers mean you can enjoy with friends, or choose Hudl headphones to listen alone.A Hudl library
Access the latest books on Google Play™, and with the option to extend Hudl's memory to 48GB using a Micro-SD card* you can download books to your heart's content.

The best of Google
Hudl comes with Chrome, the quick and simple browser from Google. It comes pre-loaded with your favourite Google apps, like YouTube™ and Google Maps™, plus you can access over 1 million apps, and games available on Google Play™.
Hudl uses the Android operating system so you can access the very latest apps on Google Play™.
  * Google Play
  * Google Chrome

Let's stay in touch
Hudl makes it easy to stay connected with friends and family, anywhere in the world. Keep up with all your favourite social networks, share your photos and videos, or make video calls using Google+™ Hangouts. Your Hudl can be connected to a whole world of speakers and accessories via Bluetooth 4.0.

Stress-free surfing
Getting started From watching your first movie to sharing your first pictures, the easy to use Getting Started app will help you get the most out of your new Hudl.Powerful performance
With dual band Wi-Fi and a powerful quad-core processor, Hudl gives you a smooth online experience.Parental controls
Parents will be glad to know their children are being kept safe as well. Simply set up a password or pin to restrict access to responsible family members, and using Google Safe Search will limit any hidden dangers lurking on the web.

Snap, store and share
Taking photos and video is fun with Hudl's 3MP camera. The touch screen makes accurate selection simple and showing your family is easy - just connect to your TV with the Micro-HDMI cable*. Plus, download and store photos from your camera or computers using the Micro-USB cable.

Access to Tesco and much more
Hudl holds many of Tesco's services in one place. Order your weekly groceries, find some great accessories from Tesco Direct and shop everything from fashion to furniture. Stream the latest TV and movies with blinkbox. Plus, Clubcard customers can enjoy free TV and films with Clubcard TV.

Wow all that on android 4.2 only £119...

Teksta Robotic Puppy

Now this isn't a normal post but I (kane) thought this was pretty cool here's some details:

Teksta is an 8 week old life like robotic puppy that responds to your voice, physical gestures, lights, sounds and even an app on your tablet device. Engineered with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence programming, Teksta will bark, cry, whine, and change his eye patterns in ways to show you how he's feeling.

Teksta has state-of-the-art sensors to know if he is being pet, fed, talked to, and played with. As your devoted companion, Teksta will fall asleep when the sun goes down and wake up happy to see you. In short, he acts like a real puppy.

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SimCity Finally Launches on the Mac With Native Version and Cross-Platform Servers

SimCity Finally Launches on the Mac With Native Version and Cross-Platform Servers

Thursday August 29, 2013 10:14 am PDT by Jordan Golson

After being delayed for six months, EA has finally released the Mac version of the newSimCity. The game was originally set to come out in February of this year, but EA decided to delay it to "ensure a great experience" for players.

EA has repeatedly emphasized that the Mac version of SimCity is not a "port" of the PC game, but a fully native version designed specifically for the Mac using OpenGL. However, the game will include full cross-platform support to facilitate 'region play' where the cities of multiple players are connected to share utilities and citizenry, with PC and Mac Mayors able to play in the same regions.


SimCity's PC launch was more than a little rocky, largely because the game can only be played online. EA requires that the game be connected to its servers at all times.

At launch, SimCity's servers were overwhelmed with traffic and the gameplay experience was extremely poor. Today, EA seems to have ironed out most of the bugs and users are playing the game as intended.

EA on system requirements, viewable in full at the bottom of the purchase page:

In general, most Late-2009 iMacs, mid-2009 MacBook Pros, and mid-2010 MacBooks meet the SimCity's minimum specifications. Other systems not listed here may be able to run SimCity, but can experience graphical or performance issues and would require an OS upgrade.

SimCity is available through EA's Origin store at $40 for the standard game, or $60 for a Deluxe Edition that includes additional content. Purchases cover both platforms, so gamers who already bought SimCity on the PC will get the Mac version for free.

OS X Vulnerability Can Allow Superuser Access to Unauthorized Users

Wednesday August 28, 2013 6:03 pm PDT by Jordan Golson

Users looking to exploit a vulnerability in the Sudo Unix command, originally reported back in March, have received some assistance, reports Ars Technica.

The developers of Metasploit, software that makes it easier to misuse vulnerabilities in operating systems and applications, have added the Sudo vulnerability to their software suite. All versions of OS X from OS X Lion 10.7 through the current Mountain Lion 10.8.4 remain vulnerable.

Mac users should realize that an attacker must satisfy a variety of conditions before being able to exploit this vulnerability. For one, the end-user who is logged in must already have administrator privileges. And for another, the user must have successfully run sudo at least once in the past. And of course, the attacker must already have either physical or remote shell access to the target machine. In other words: this exploit can't be used in the kind of drive-by webpage attacks that last year infected some 650,000 Macs with the Flashback malware. This doesn't mean it's a non-issue though, since the exploit can be used in concert with other attacks to magnify the damage they can do.

Most of the recent exploits in Mac OS X have been related to Java, which Applecompletely blocked earlier this year over security vulnerabilities, though Apple did release astandalone malware removal tool to help clean machines that were affected by a number of Java vulnerabilities.

OS X has been targeted more in recent years as it has gained in popularity. The Janicab.A malware was discovered last month, while another program called macs.app wasdiscovered in May. That app captured and stored screenshots.

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Intel to Supply Apple with Special High-End Haswell Processors for MacBook Pro

Friday July 26, 2013 4:56 pm PDT by Juli Clover

According to SemiAccurate, Intel will provide Apple with an ultra-high performance version of its Haswell for Apple's upcoming MacBook Pros. The report claims that the chips will include a special version of Intel's highest-end GT3e (Iris Pro 5200) integrated graphics.

Apple has requested a special top bin cream-of-the-crop GT3e selection from Intel, with "as much GPU power as possible." With the top chips going solely to Apple, that leaves the slightly less desirable remains for Intel's other customers.

It was widely assumed that Apple would release its next generation Haswell-based MacBook Pros at WWDC alongside the Haswell MacBook Airs, but that did not happen. Both the 13-inch and the 15-inch MacBook Pros have since shown up in benchmark results, however, suggesting that a release is coming soon.

The benchmarked 15-inch MacBook Pro revealed a Core i7–4950HQ chip running at 2.4 GHz, along with Iris Pro 5200 integrated graphics, which, as noted, are the best that Intel has to offer. Intel’s promotional materials have suggested that the Iris offers 2–2.5x the performance power as the i7–3840QM chip with HD Graphics 4000 in the current high-end Retina MacBook Pro, but the new Retina MacBook Pros could see even greater performance boosts.


Earlier this week, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that the updated MacBook Pros will launch in mid-September. It is unclear if Apple will refresh both the Retina MacBook Pros and the standard MacBook Pros, but many believe that Apple is planning to phase out the non-Retina varieties.

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New Sega consle rumors, true or not???

There has recently been rumors about sega releasing a new consle what do you think? Heres a few videos

Video 1 by GreatRandomVideos

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Apple's Google Now Competitor 'Today' Features Traffic Information on Frequently Visited Locations

In iOS 7, Apple has included a new Notification Center feature called Today, which the company says is designed to provide users with the day's events at a glance, including information like birthdays, weather details, and traffic reports. 

We've unearthed additional details about how Today works, including how Apple gathers information to provide traffic details on frequently traveled routes. In the location settings section of iOS 7, there’s a new feature called "Frequent Locations," which Applesays "suggests locations of interest based on historical location usage." 


Frequent Locations stores information about locations that have been visited multiple times and it appears to pair with another "Traffic" setting to provide commute details on locations a user visits on a regular basis, as seen in the screenshot below. It is unclear, however, if these traffic notifications appear based on the time of day. For example, they could appear only during a morning or evening commute to work. 


Users have found other interesting items in the 'Today' panel, including a suggestion of an early bedtime for an upcoming busy day. 


It appears that location settings in iOS 7 have a wide range of capabilities, which could see the Notification Center including even more detailed information as iOS 7 evolves. In areport earlier today, The Next Web estimated that iOS 7 would see a number of design changes before being released this fall. We have additional details on iOS 7, includingmajor changes, small updates, and new APIs. 

Microsoft Inaccurately Depicts Windows Tablet as Larger than iPad in New Comparison

To go along with two previously released anti-iPad Windows 8 tablet ads, Microsoft has released a side-by-side comparison of the iPad and various Windows 8 tablets, such as the ASUS VivoTab Smart, the same tablet that was used in the aforementioned ad. 

In the comparison, Microsoft points out the many reasons why the VivoTab is superior, noting its thinner size and lighter weight. Microsoft also includes a diagram of the 9.7-inch iPad next to a 10.1-inch widescreen tablet that looks visibly larger. That image is not to scale, however, as Elliot Temple of Curi.us (via Daring Fireball) details in a blog post. 

Microsoft has drawn a 10.1 inch tablet 36% larger than a 9.7 inch tablet (140x78 pixels vs 102x79). This is so far off you can visually see it's wrong. 

The iPad has a screen area of 45.16 square inches, which I double checked with a calculator. The ASUS VivoTab Smart has a screen area of 43.56 square inches. That's right, the ASUS screen is smaller than the iPad's. 

The iPad screen is 7.76 by 5.82 inches. The ASUS screen is 8.8 by 4.95 inches. ASUS is larger in one direction but smaller in the other direction, and has 3.55% less area than the iPad, not 36% more as Microsoft depicts.

At the end of the comparison, Microsoft clearly states that the ASUS VivoTab Smart has a "bigger touchscreen" than the iPad:

The ASUS VivoTab Smart is lighter than the iPad, has a bigger touchscreen and more ports, works with more printers, lets you see two apps at once, and runs Microsoft Office and other desktop programs.

As noted by Temple, while the ASUS VivoTab Smart has a

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has sent a letter to BioSense Technologies over its iPhone uChek urinalysis system, asking why its medical app hasn't been cleared by the agency. The app is one of the first that turns the iPhone into a medical device, designed to read urinalysis test strips that are normally examined by users and compared to a color-coded chart. 

With the uChek system, patients can take a picture of the strip with the iPhone's camera and then receive an automated readout of parameters like glucose, urobilinogen, pH, ketone and more. The app also stores results which then can be analyzed over time. 


Though medical device makers have adopted the iPhone for some measurements like blood glucose monitoring for diabetics, large scale use of smartphones and tablets as a replacement for existing medical devices has yet to take off -- likely due in large part to government regulation of medical devices. 

From Bloomberg: 

Biosense Technologies Private Ltd.’s uChek system isn’t cleared by the Food and Drug Administration and the agency said it wants to know why not, in a first-of-its-kind letter to a maker of a mobile-device application. The app relies on users, such as diabetics checking their glucose, to dip test strips in urine and use the smartphone’s camera to allow the system to processes and generate automated results. 

UChek works with test strips made by Siemens AG (SIE) and Bayer AG (BAYN), which are only approved for visual reading and require new clearance for automated analysis, the FDA said in the letter. The agency has said it wants stricter rules for apps that directly diagnose or treat conditions, proposing in 2011 to apply similar quality standards as for heart stents, ultrasound machines and other medical devices.

The uChek kit can be purchased in the US and India for $40, while the uCheck iPhone app is a free download [Direct Link] from the App Store -- though the app can also manually read urine strips from other companies.

XBOX ONE

Designed to deliver a whole new generation of entertainment, Xbox One puts you at the centre of all your games, TV, movies, music, sports and Skype.

With Xbox One, games push the boundaries of reality, and TV obeys your commands. Say “Xbox On” to launch your personalised Xbox One Home screen, watch your favourite TV programmes or share your latest game results with your friends, all using voice commands. And no more switching inputs to watch TV or play a game; with an eight-core, x86 processor and over 5 billion transistors, with Xbox One you can instantly navigate from a game to your entertainment with no performance loss.

Some of the breakthrough Xbox One features include:

• TV on Xbox One. Navigate and watch live TV from your cable, telco or satellite set-top box through your Xbox One.
• Voice Command. Turn on your entertainment system by saying “Xbox On,” and a custom-tailored Home dashboard welcomes you with your favourite games, TV and entertainment.
• Snap. Do two things at once on your screen. Use Snap to jump into a multiplayer battle while watching your favourite movie, or talk with friends on Skype while watching live TV.
• Skype made for Xbox One. Talk with friends on your TV in HD, or hold group Skype calls on your TV.
• Trending. See which entertainment is popular with your friends, and discover what is trending within the Xbox community.
• OneGuide. Find your favourite entertainment easily, searching by network, name or time, all with the sound of your voice and presented in a tailored programme guide.

The all-new generation of Xbox Live is more powerful, more personal and more intelligent. It makes everything more convenient and accessible, from allowing games to be installed in segments so that gameplay can start quickly, to updates downloading in the background. Save and store your personalised profile, games and entertainment in the cloud to access them anytime, from any Xbox One console. In addition, existing Xbox Live Gold Membership for Xbox 360 will seamlessly carry over to Xbox One. Xbox Live takes you deeper into the games you love with all-new features.

• Smart Match. A new Smart Match matchmaking system virtually eliminates waiting in lobbies by estimating wait times and finding people you want to play with.
• Game DVR. A dedicated Game DVR captures and accesses your gameplay, all saved to the cloud, so you can share your best gaming moments with your friends.
• Living Games. Dynamic, living worlds evolve and improve the more you play, and advanced artificial intelligence can learn to play like you, so friends can play against your shadow.
• Expanded achievements. A new and expanded achievements system captures video of your epic moments and rewards you in new ways, and your Gamerscore carries over from Xbox 360.
• Xbox SmartGlass. Xbox SmartGlass is part of the Xbox One platform, so it can render content directly onto your device. Now more devices can connect at one time for multiplayer and shared entertainment.

• The console: Shaped in the 16:9 aspect ratio with a horizontal orientation optimised for its high-speed Blu-ray disc player. It is moulded in a rich liquid black colour and includes a distinctive beveled edge.
• The Kinect sensor: Completely redesigned, the 1080p Kinect is more precise, more responsive and more intuitive. It has dramatically expanded its field of view and fidelity and works in nearly any lighting condition, recognises precise motion control from a slight wrist rotation, and distinguishes your voice even in a noisy room.
• The controller: Refreshed with more than 40 technical and design innovations including updated directional pad, thumb stick and ergonomic fit. Plus precision and control have been dramatically increased with all new vibrating impulse triggers. The Xbox One Wireless Controller is designed to work in concert with the new Kinect.

Development

Please note: Features and requirements of Xbox One are under development and may change prior to release. Available features and content may vary by country. Broadband Internet (ISP fees apply) and advanced TV hardware required. Games and media content sold separately. Xbox LIVE Gold Membership, paid subscription and other requirements apply for some Xbox LIVE features.

Current availability of features:

• Live TV with Kinect navigation, Live TV with One Guide, Trending, and NFL on Xbox are not yet currently available in the UK.
• Kinect voice functionality only available in supported locales and languages.
• At launch, Live TV will require a supported receiver device with HDMI output (sold separately).
• Cloud storage subject to geographical content restrictions.
• Some Xbox Live content and features available on Xbox 360, including avatar content and some apps, are not available with Xbox Live on Xbox One.
• Xbox SmartGlass is available in supported games.

Apple today rolled out some updates to its online store, not only posting new features advertising Father's Day gift purchases but also introducing a new, cleaner look for the store. While the main page of the online store had previously consisted of a main center column with product promotions flanked by sidebars with additional links, the new look brings an all-feature design focusing more on product images. 


Previously, the left sidebar had offered quick access to accessory categories for Apple's various product lines, as well as links to the company's refurbished and clearance stores. Shoppers looking for accessories must now drill down through the product categories along the top "shop" navigation bar to reach the various accessories, while links to the refurbished and clearance stores are listed at the bottom of the page. 

A similar situation exists for the former right sidebar, which offered links to Apple's other stores such as for education and business, as well as store services including gift cards, financing, and returns. All of these links are now only directly accessible through the store site map links at the bottom of the page. 

The change removes some redundancy on Apple's main store page, as many links had appeared both in the main body of the page and lower down in the site map section, and by removing the sidebar links Apple has been able to bring much greater prominence to product images. 


Apple has made additional image-centric changes further down in the site, with the main pages for each of the company's product lines now allowing for larger images and less text, while accessory pages have seen even more dramatic changes away from simple lists and toward more featured images. 

Update: As noted by Macerkopf.de [Google translation], Apple has also added the ability for users in the German online store to pay for their purchases via PayPal.108 comments

S4 realease date

The official date for the galaxy s4 is the 26th of april in the uk

Samsung unpacked 2013 (galaxy s4 revealed)

Watch samsung unpacked 2013/samsung s4 revealed in this link....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yaw6CSaPnfk&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Samsung galaxy SIV/4

It is finally here the s4.....

I am sure smamsung fans will have seen these:   

last night at 11pm UK time and 7pm US time the phone was revealed in New York (14th of march 2013)

there is info on it in this link: http://www.samsung.com/uk/promotions/galaxys4/?pid=uk_home_thelatest_left1_galaxys4_20130314

now some pics:

The iPad 4

the iPad 4 was a let down and i think apple said lets just put the iPhone 5 processer the A6X and the port and the 1.2 MP Facetime camera and i think thay did that the iPad 3 was haver and thincker and didit like that and the iPad 4 was a let down but we can't tall. i want to knoiw what u say about the iPad 4 

                                                                          The iPhone 5S

People thing that apple are going to put the iPhone 5s. Applle mit do it but we all know apple and the iPhone 5s could have a 4.5 inc rd (Retina display) and have a 10 mp camera but it apple i think apple will do it but i want to hear what u think.

Galaxy Y update :-(

sadly it has been anounced that the samsung galaxy Y update is not coming so if you want something better we are afraid you will have to get a new phone :-(



                                                 (Suggestions galaxy S3 or Iphone 5)

iPod Touch 5g

The iPod touch 5g is the best iPod yet the old iPod they say it was iPhone but you cloud not call on it. Lit not get in to that the new iPod has be update a lot it has a 5MP ISite camera on it it go the 4 inc touch screen as the iPhone 5 has and you can get Siri on it and the iPod loop is good if working with child's.

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