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Not that we've any reason to be shocked here, but Samsung's Omnia is indeed coming to Verizon Wireless. 'Course, most everyone with any remote affiliation to Big Red is frenzied over that other phone today, but those with a soft spot for Windows Mobile 6.1 may want to give this one a bit of attention. You know the highlight specs by now -- a 5-megapixel camera / camcorder, full HTML browser and an expansive touchscreen -- but the nitty-gritty details are still being withheld. As of now, the link on Samsung's website tunnels straight to an error page, forcing us to be content with the knowledge that somehow, someday, this phone is destined for a life on VZW's shelves. Enlarged screengrab is after the jump.

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h4Fails public value test/h4 pThe BBC Trust has rejected the broadcaster's plans to set up local video news sites for different areas of the country..../p

Acer propose un nouvel ordinateur portable bureautique à petit prix au format 15.4’’, l’eMachines E620-262G12Mi à moins de 400 euros. Ce modèle est pourvu d’un processeur Sempron 2650e (1.6 GHz), de 2 Go DDR2 667 MHz, d’un disque dur SATA de 120 Go à 5400 tr/min, d’une partie graphique Radeon Xpress 1200M sjusqu’à 1.9 Go TurboCache, [...]img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/LaptopSpirit/~4/460842081" height="1" width="1"/

QDNet is a compact client communication library, that enables messaging between clients and server.

Report: Christmas comes early for Yahoo. Internet search pioneer finds a buyer for its online comparison shopping site Kelkoo.

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img src="http://www.edge-online.com/files/imagecache/article_homepage_large_144x108/manhunt2_0.jpg" alt="BBFC/ELSPA Wrangle Gets Dirtier" title="BBFC/ELSPA Wrangle Gets Dirtier" class="imagecache imagecache-article_homepage_large_144x108" /br /!--paging_filter--strongThe conflict between the two UK content classification groups intensifies as one side, ELSPA, today released a report claiming the other, the BBFC, causes an ldquo;unnecessary riskrdquo; in its game classification policy. Speaking to Edge, the BBFC has responded by slamming the PEGI system as being in danger of becoming less meaningful and at risk of being disregarded. /strongbr /pa href="http://www.edge-online.com/features/bbfcelspa-wrangle-gets-dirtier"read more/a/p

Computerworld: "One of the goals of the survey was to examine the influence of SharePoint and the Microsoft stack on the open source community."

I'm trying to muster up some enthusiasm for Disney's latest animated film, Bolt. It's cute. It has funny pigeons. My eight-year-old niece is going to like it, especially since Miley Cyrus is involved. It's the first non-Pixar Disney feature produced by John Lasseter, who directed the Toy Story movies and Cars. It's got Hollywood jokes in it, including a director voiced by James Lipton, and a comically pushy agent. And yet I never thrilled to the story or the characters; I wasn't half as amused as I'd been by Kung Fu Panda, a film for kids I saw earlier this year.

The story should sound familiar to anyone who grew up with Lassie movies or other animal-road-trip films, but with a Hollywood twist. The title character, a cute dog called Bolt (John Travolta), is fiercely attached to "his person," teenage Penny (Miley Cyrus). Bolt saves Penny's life on a regular basis as she and her dad are pursued by the evil Dr. Calico and his nasty cats ... or so he thinks. The truth is that Bolt is the star of a TV series, but the cast and crew are very careful not to let him know that he's not in real-life situations. So he believes he's a genetically engineered dog with laser eyes and amazing strength and a supersonic bark. When Bolt is separated from Penny and ends up halfway across the country on his own, for the first time he's in a world that isn't a soundstage or his trailer. Now, how will he get back to Penny?

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La magie des backlink m’a attiré chez Dr StrangeGeek chez qui j’ai découvert un module pour netvibes tout simplement nickel, il permet de savoir les prochaines diffusion des épisodes des séries américaines que nous suivons presque tous à léger différé…

Le widget comporte une liste impressionnante de série et affiche la date de la diffusion, ce qui laisse pile poil le temps de prendre un vol pour récupérer la vhs que l’on a dans le magnétoscope de notre pied à terre à New York…

Voilà pour l’installer un ptit clic ICI

PS : le jour où il sera plus facile de consommer que de faire des trucs un peu limite en terme de légalité je crois que beaucoup de problèmes se rêgleront.

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Génial, cette idée n’a bien marrer:

Pour commencer, nous devons trouver une baguette magique puissante. Pour cela, nous prenons la direction des Pays-Bas. Les laboratoires de Philips proposent l’uWand : “u” pour ubiquitous (omniprésent) et wand pour baguette. Il s’agit d’une télécommande universelle avec laquelle on contrôle les objets en la pointant vers eux et en effectuant des gestes plus intuitifs qu’en appuyant sur les nombreuses touches des télécommandes. Faites un geste vers le haut en direction de la chaîne hi-fi et le son monte ; un coup vers la droite et vous passez au morceau suivant ; abaissez votre baguette pointée vers la lampe et la lumière se tamise...
Pour en faire une « baguette magique » parfaite, il ne manque que la parole, ou plus précisément les formules magiques qui multiplieront encore ses possibilités. La reconnaissance vocale a fait des progrès et nous pouvons imaginer l’intégrer à ce type d’interface. Mais si nous souhaitons reconnaître les phrases de plusieurs personnes (la reconnaissance vocale multilocuteurs), alors nous devons nous restreindre à un nombre limité de phrases – comme c’est le cas pour les services vocaux téléphoniques. Un nombre limité de phrases... Nous pourrions alors parler de “formules”. L’utilisation du latin pourrait même aider à éviter l’ambiguïté entre ce qui s’adresse à la baguette et ce qui s’adresse à notre entourage. Alors préparez-vous à prononcer “Lumos maxima” pour y voir un peu plus clair...

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Could everyone just dole out a round of golf claps for Yoon-Hui Kim and Eun-Kyung Kim? Swell, thanks. These two designers have conjured up something that any second-rate hotelier (we kid... kind of) would love, as the Solar Vertical Lamp provides an eco-friendly (and eye-catching) alternative to those drab lamps from the 1980s. With the blinds open, you'll hardly notice anything unusual, but all the while tiny solar pads are being charged up; when time comes to shut these very blinds, a lighting instrument appears to brighten the otherwise darkened room. Brilliant, right?

[Via Inhabitat]

Filed under: Household

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