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		<title>Is the Kindle Fire about to get even cheaper?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The popular Amazon Kindle Fire may be about to get even cheaper if plans to introduce an ad-supported model are implemented. According to AdAge, the online retail giant is exploring the possibility of placing ads onto the welcome screen of the Kindle Fire, with the ad income subsidising the cost of the hardware. The Kindle Fire is Amazon.com's best selling product, but that's clearly not enough, as the company looks to cash in further with ad packages on the tablet rumoured to start at $600,000 (around £380,000) for companies looking for Fire-based promotion. Nothing new here This is by no means a new direction for Amazon, which already offers cheaper versions of its popular Kindle e-readers in the US, which sport full-screen adverts in the form of sponsored screensavers. You have to put up with a few ads but it saves you a few bucks on the hardware. There's no word on how much an ad-enabled Kindle Fire would retail for, but the Kindle Touch with "Special Offers", as Amazon likes to call it, is $40 (around £25) cheaper than its ad-free counterpart. This could mean we see a Kindle Fire available for $150 (around £95) – which would be very reasonable for an Android tablet - although none of the ad-supported models have made it to any countries other than the US so far. Speaking of which, the Amazon Kindle Fire is currently only available in the US too, but we expect the upcoming Kindle Fire 2 tablet to roll out to other markets around the world if it's released later this year. Related Stories Android-powered Matsunichi MarquisPad hits the US Rumor: Intel Windows 8 tablets to arrive in November Apple given opportunity to block Samsung tablets Amazon Kindle Fire 2 landing just in time for Christmas? Sony Tablet P Ice Cream Sandwich update incoming May 24 ]]></description>
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		<title>Turn any Surface into a Keyboard using Makey Makey</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 16:26:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ever thought you could play video games like Mario or control your computer using a banana? Yes, you can, if you've Makey Makey with you. It's a simple circuit board that converts almost any physical object into a touch based key. KickStarter is currently funding this coolest DIY project. How Makey Makey Works? Makey Makey comes with a USB plug which can be plugged into a computer. Users can]]></description>
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		<title>Track Emails Sent from Gmail using RightInbox Addon</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 16:26:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I'm sure you're aware of RightInbox, a feature that lets you schedule Gmail messages on the go. Apart from just scheduling emails, a new feature is added to RightInbox i.e., tracking sent emails from Gmail. This specific feature will track emails sent from your Gmail and then notifies you when it is opened by the recipient. All you need is to install the RightInbox add-on on your browser. As of]]></description>
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		<title>Sony Tablet P Ice Cream Sandwich update incoming May 24</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 16:26:16 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>snoopygarcha</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[ If you were brave enough to splash the cash on a Sony Tablet P , then you'll be glad to hear that the Android 4.0 update will be landing on May 24. Sony's other slate, the Tablet S , got its Ice Cream Sandwich update a few weeks ago, which has left Tablet P owners feeling a little envious. A Sony press release in Japan has now confirmed that Ice Cream Sandwich is on its way to the Tablet P, and although it doesn't make it clear if it's a worldwide release or not, we saw the upgrade roll out to the Tablet S on the same day worldwide so here's hoping. A game of two halves The impending update will allow Tablet P owners to do things such as accessing the camera app direct from the lock screen, take panoramic photos, new home screen actions including folder creation and more. The Tablet P was an interesting addition to the tablet market, with its unique clamshell and dual-screen design offering customers something very different to the standard tablet experience. It managed to score a respectable 3.5/5 in our in-depth review , which shows the Tablet P certainly has some potential. Check out Sony's handy video below, showing you all the additions which come with the Ice Cream Sandwich update. Although it's a Tablet S in the video, we expect pretty much the same features to appear on the Tablet P. YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sRl7Ki0Ecw Related Stories iPad Mini could be same price as Kindle Fire Android-powered Matsunichi MarquisPad hits the US Rumor: Intel Windows 8 tablets to arrive in November Apple given opportunity to block Samsung tablets Amazon Kindle Fire 2 landing just in time for Christmas? ]]></description>
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		<title>Samsung: Our Ultrabooks are worth the premium price tag</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 16:26:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Samsung reckons its Ultrabooks justify the hefty price tags they carry, even if the competition is cheaper. Speaking to LaptopMag, Won Park, vice president of sales and marketing at Samsung, said the firm believes consumers will happily pay more for the right features, even though Ultrabook prices have reportedly taken a dip in recent times. Park does admit "it's kind of an audacious move to go beyond the Ultrabook in terms of price", but Samsung clearly has confidence in its range of thin and lights, and the aggressive pricing strategy it has implemented. Oh you show off According to Samsung's senior vice president of PC sales and marketing Sungwon Song, the company is asking itself, "How can we deliver a product to consumers that they'll be proud to show off in public?" Song goes on to explain that Samsung thinks it beats the competition when it comes to the design and manufacturing process, resulting in more expensive Ultrabooks. All said and done, we were impressed with the Samsung Series 9 ultrabook when we reviewed it, even if it does carry an eye-watering price tag. Some believe the Ultrabook is nothing more than a fad which will fade in time in much the same way as netbooks fell away, only to open the door to tablet boom we see before us today. Related Stories HP refreshes Pavilion range, adds Pavilion m6 Ultrabook prices take a dip...for now In pictures: HP EliteBook Folio MacBook Pro rumor: thinner 15-inch coming with retina display AMD Trinity processor hopes to take on Ultrabook market ]]></description>
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		<title>Week in Tech: Texting while walking, Samsung and stalking</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 12:11:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Week in tech There's been so much happening this week that we've been moved to rhyme. We discovered that the Galaxy S3 is perfect for stalking, New Jersey's banned people texting while walking, we've seen new phones from ZTE and LG and the Beeb says we'll all get Olympics in HD. iPhone 5 rumours are awfully trendy, Samsung's screens are going all bendy, Sony's got new lenses and a new camera too, Facebook fraud was a blunder by Yahoo. Lenovo's new ultrabook is awfully thin, and we test the HP Envy to see if it will win. Okay, we'll stop now — which is what we hope Samsung will do with its creepy ads for the Galaxy S3 . According to Kate Solomon it ""shares what's in your heart", "keeps track of loved ones", "recognises who you are" and "waits till you're asleep". "Before what, Samsung?" she types in terror. "BEFORE WHAT?" Meanwhile in America, a New Jersey town has responded to the menace of people walking and texting simultaneously by digging bear traps in sidewalks and covering lamposts and other street furniture in broken glass. Not really, but it has introduced $85 fines for the offence. It's no joke: as Scott Nichols reports , the town in question, Fort Lee, has "suffered three fatal texting accidents so far this year". When it comes to testing phones we prefer to stay in the office rather than walk under buses, and this week we've looked at loads of new devices including the ZTE Tania Windows Phone, which is pretty good, and the LG Optimus L3 Android phone, which isn't. Still, you'll be able to use it to watch the Olympics, which the BBC promises to stream in up to 24 channels of glorious HD via phone, tablet and mobile device apps. You'll even be able to watch it on TV! We're hardly into summer time and already tech watcher's thoughts are turning to autumn, when the iPhone 5 is due to appear . With months to go the rumour factory's throwing out all kinds of ideas, but the rumours of a bigger screen are becoming deafening — and they've reached the Wall Street Journal , Apple's favourite leak-receiver. You just know that "sources familiar with the situation" work for a firm whose name begins with A. And we don't mean Argos. Could the iPhone 5 have a bendy screen? We very much doubt it, but screen supplier Samsung says it's received "huge" orders for its bendy OLED displays , which it'll be manufacturing in bulk from the second half of this year. A bendy iPhone isn't out of the question, but we think it's still some way off. Remember Sony, the Apple of the 70s and 80s? It's still going, we're told, and its camera division has unveiled some tasty new kit. There's the new Sony NEX-F3 compact system camera, a new DSLT (Digital Single Lens Translucent) called the Sony Alpha a37 , and a bunch of new lenses for both NEX and A-mount cameras. There's been lots of red hot ultrabook action this week, with Lenovo launching the super-thin and super-desirable Thinkpad X1 Carbon and HP letting us get up close and personal with the HP Envy 6 . Our man Dan Grabham was impressed, suggesting that "these will be among the very best value Ultrabooks on the market when they go on sale". Last but not least, the patent wars between rival tech firms continued in all their tedium this week — but Yahoo livened things up with an almighty cock-up when it wrongly accused Facebook of fraud . To be honest, we're only including it in Week in Tech so we can say YAHOOPS! ]]></description>
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		<title>Nano-SIM wars: RIM, Motorola back down, Apple relentless</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 12:11:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Join us as we enter the thrilling world of SIM card design and a spat between manufacturers over the next generation of nano-SIMs that pits Apple against RIM and Motorola. What's happened is this: Apple designed a nano-SIM. A coalition consisting of RIM, Motorola and Nokia designed another nano-SIM. There can be only one standard nano-SIM design but none of the companies in question wants to give any ground and apparently things became quite heated at the last meeting to discuss the design. Control yourselves But of course someone will have to concede ground, and RIM and Motorola have been the first to relent (with the mysterious exclusion of Nokia, who may simply have given up on it all). The two companies have updated their joint proposal to accommodate some of Apple's requirements and Apple is said to be working on a modified design too. The problems arise in niggly little issues like this: Apple uses SIM trays on its iPhone and iPad products so it's not too fussed about having notches that allow the SIM to lock the chip in place and be easily removed. But these are essential to RIM and Motorola whose SIM mechanism is quite different. Nightmare. But RIM and Moto have made some concessions to Notchgate in their updated design (below) that features just one small notch in an otherwise smooth-edged design. Image credit: The Verge Who knows if Apple will be happy with that or if it will have another competing design to enter the fray. A mutually-agreeable decision will have to be made before the next generation of smartphones be made, so let's hope everyone manages to play nice at the next standardisation meeting on May 31. Related Stories Google to split Android 5.0 love among manufacturers, cut out networks? ]]></description>
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		<title>Gary Marshall: ISPs are filtering more than porn</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 12:11:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ As the father of a young girl, the last thing I want her to encounter online is East Dulwich. The very idea of it, the thought of her innocent little eyes seeing uncensored East Dulwich content... I don't mind admitting that it makes me want to punch somebody in the face. Thank God, then, for the mobile network operators. Thanks to them, I can let my daughter use the mobile web without supervision, safe in the knowledge that anything to do with East Dulwich will be filtered long before it reaches my phone. If you're wondering what on earth I'm on about, I'm looking at the latest report on internet filtering from the Open Rights Group . It's been asking people to report sites that their mobile operators block, and the results - surprise! - show that some sites are being blocked that shouldn't be. I've encountered this myself: when I moved to Orange, I had to call to get their smut filter lifted because I wanted to look at BoingBoing. But it's not the only innocuous site blocked by a filth filter. There's Coadec.com, a tech startup site; lrug.org, a site for Ruby developers; Ethicalhacker.net, GigaOM, sites about exploring abandoned buildings, sites about video games, sites about wine and a site about East Dulwich. East Dulwich! Grrrrrr! This matters, not just to the sites being blocked for no good reason, but to all of us: if moves to filter our broadband connections by default to protect kids are successful, there'll be many, many more sites falling foul of the filters - and they won't all be blocked because of human error. It's not just sex, it's speech too I'd always assumed that my mobile operator's filter was there to block donkey porn and midget wrestling, but it's wider than that: as ORG reports, many sites are blocked because they're "hate sites". The list includes angry blogs, but it also includes the BNP, and that's interesting: while I'd happily give the BNP and its supporters their own idiot island, far from the shores of sanity, the fact remains that they're a legitimate political party in the UK. Anybody else worried that we're blocking perfectly legal organisations because we don't like their views? There is a big difference between blocking pornography and blocking speech, no matter how odious it may be, but filters brought in to block the former inevitably end up blocking the latter. Today it's the BNP, and extremism, and The Pirate Bay . What will we have to protect our children from tomorrow? There are loads of things online I don't want my daughter to see when she's older. It's a long list, but it includes anti-vaccine hysterics, mobile phone scaremongerers, medical woo-pushers and anything designed to make people hate and fear other people or themselves. But keeping her away from Mail Online is my responsibility, not my ISP's - and protecting her from adult content is my job, not yours. ]]></description>
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		<title>[Trick] Update Facebook Status in Blue Color</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 08:20:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[We've covered several Facebook tricks in our blog such as post funny 'via text' status message, post empty status messages on Facebook, update Facebook status using Gtalk, access Facebook on mobile without paying, inserting symbols in Facebook comments etc...And today, I'd like to discuss a new Facebook trick to update status in blue color with a link back to your profile page. Easily update]]></description>
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		<title>How Marketing has Changed over the Years?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2012 08:20:49 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>snoopygarcha</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Marketing Through the Years: How has it Changed? Marketing is not a new phenomenon. If you really think about it, marketing is as old as civilization itself. For as long as there has been trade, people have wanted to make potential customers aware of the goods they are selling. However, the marketing done by traders centuries ago is very different to the marketing that we do today.]]></description>
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