Complain to Google about planting false stories in the media? Good idea. The Map+ app that uses "Google Maps APIs to call wirelessly for location, routing or point-of-interest (POI) data" is currently getting 1-star reviews. It doesn't work because Google is blocking the app's access to the API. Why would Apple include a broken app in a featured category (Maps)? All of the speculation about app rejection is FUD on Google's part, when they are the ones preventing the API from being used in the Maps+ app.
You have turn-by-turn navigation for IOS from Google in Mexico???
I didn't think so. Waze and the other turn-by-turn navigation for IOS are unaffected.
However, now we have an additional choice.
It means the 32% market share for non-IOS tablets may be exaggerated by manufacturers reporting sales into the distribution channel rather than to actual consumers.
To start level, press fire button at intro screen (That shows world level and lives).
Move left or right to move left or right.
Press the fire button to jump.
Press Up to run and to shoot fireballs if you are FireMario.
Press Down to duck or to go down an open pipe.
To finish a level, run into or jump on flagpole. The higher you land on it the more points you will get.
The status bar on the left of the score is your timer. Don't let it run out!
The status bar on the right of the score is your coin counter. It will go up one block every 8 coins. At 64 coins it will reset and you will earn an extra life.
Going down the mid-level pipe also acts as your checkpoint, so if you die you will continue where you came up from the pipe.
Yellow blocks are bonus blocks. Smash them to get a coin or power up.
Red blocks are bricks. When big you can get rid of them by smashing them.
You can go from Mario to Super Mario to Firey Mario. Vice versa when stunned by an enemy.
You are wrong again. You think the lens in my iPhone doesn't focus? Most smartphones do indeed focus.
Mobile phones that have fixed-focus lenses rely on wide angle lenses due to their large depth of field.
In your link '"acceptable" focus' does not mean perfectly in focus. It actually means slightly out of focus.
I'm a photographer and I can tell the difference between a photo shot at infinity and one that was shot within the lens' focal range regardless of aperture settings (larger are always better for extreme depth of field).
US patent D149088, Jean Otis Reineeke, "Design for x-ray shoe fitting cabinet", issued 1948-03-23
US patent 1614988, Lowe, J.J., "Method and Means for Visually Determining the Fit of Footwear.", issued 1927-10-05
Where in the summary did you provide any context for the news? You are not writing about a feud between well-known characters such as Steve Ballmer and Sergey Brin. There is no reason we should know who these people are and care about this issue solely based on your summary. Aside from the players, the issue being argued isn't clear, and the summary devolves into a he said, she said ramble.
As an article, "the" is always lowercase in title case sentences...unless it is part of a proper noun. Samzenpus is one of the most illiterate editors ever.
The summary is so poorly written, assuming that the reader knows and cares about tiny details and any of players, that I am finally convinced the real Slashdot is dead.
There were only 5 reviews of the Nokia, and some of the other "smartphones" were tablets. I don''t think the reviews on Wolfram Alpha were all that objective. Obviously Apple was embarrassed, but perhaps the weak results (lack of reviews) should have been filtered out rather than the brand (Nokia).
I don't know, but Patexia seems to be a front for someone according to the bias in all of their articles over the past 2 years as seen by a Google search.
Slashdot Mirror
Complain to Google about planting false stories in the media? Good idea. The Map+ app that uses "Google Maps APIs to call wirelessly for location, routing or point-of-interest (POI) data" is currently getting 1-star reviews. It doesn't work because Google is blocking the app's access to the API. Why would Apple include a broken app in a featured category (Maps)? All of the speculation about app rejection is FUD on Google's part, when they are the ones preventing the API from being used in the Maps+ app.
How long before we have to worry about our graphics cards leaking personally identifiable information?
HA HA!
You have turn-by-turn navigation for IOS from Google in Mexico???
I didn't think so. Waze and the other turn-by-turn navigation for IOS are unaffected.
However, now we have an additional choice.
It means the 32% market share for non-IOS tablets may be exaggerated by manufacturers reporting sales into the distribution channel rather than to actual consumers.
To start level, press fire button at intro screen (That shows world level and lives). Move left or right to move left or right.
Press the fire button to jump. Press Up to run and to shoot fireballs if you are FireMario. Press Down to duck or to go down an open pipe. To finish a level, run into or jump on flagpole. The higher you land on it the more points you will get. The status bar on the left of the score is your timer. Don't let it run out! The status bar on the right of the score is your coin counter. It will go up one block every 8 coins. At 64 coins it will reset and you will earn an extra life. Going down the mid-level pipe also acts as your checkpoint, so if you die you will continue where you came up from the pipe. Yellow blocks are bonus blocks. Smash them to get a coin or power up. Red blocks are bricks. When big you can get rid of them by smashing them. You can go from Mario to Super Mario to Firey Mario. Vice versa when stunned by an enemy.
You are wrong again.
You think the lens in my iPhone doesn't focus? Most smartphones do indeed focus.
Mobile phones that have fixed-focus lenses rely on wide angle lenses due to their large depth of field.
No. Not at all. you got it 100% wrong.
In your link '"acceptable" focus' does not mean perfectly in focus. It actually means slightly out of focus.
I'm a photographer and I can tell the difference between a photo shot at infinity and one that was shot within the lens' focal range regardless of aperture settings (larger are always better for extreme depth of field).
At such a small size, and having been sharpened after reduction, the second image is useless to demonstrate that everything is slightly out of focus.
At infinity, everything is equally out of focus -- not perfectly in focus at all.
Here is another solution (there are more than one):
8 1 4 2 5 3 6 7 9
9 2 3 6 7 8 1 5 4
5 7 6 4 9 1 2 8 3
1 3 5 9 6 7 8 4 2
6 8 2 3 4 5 7 9 1
7 4 9 1 8 2 5 3 6
4 5 1 7 2 9 3 6 8
2 6 8 5 3 4 9 1 7
3 9 7 8 1 6 4 2 5
It was a book first, you know?
US patent D149088, Jean Otis Reineeke, "Design for x-ray shoe fitting cabinet", issued 1948-03-23
US patent 1614988, Lowe, J.J., "Method and Means for Visually Determining the Fit of Footwear.", issued 1927-10-05
This is not a "look and feel" case or decision. What are you going on about?
Where in the summary did you provide any context for the news? You are not writing about a feud between well-known characters such as Steve Ballmer and Sergey Brin. There is no reason we should know who these people are and care about this issue solely based on your summary. Aside from the players, the issue being argued isn't clear, and the summary devolves into a he said, she said ramble.
As an article, "the" is always lowercase in title case sentences...unless it is part of a proper noun. Samzenpus is one of the most illiterate editors ever.
The summary is so poorly written, assuming that the reader knows and cares about tiny details and any of players, that I am finally convinced the real Slashdot is dead.
Egg meets face.
Not the first:
A 75 year old woman was first.
The "passing notes" you describe appear to be grace notes.
Some of the markings indicate a turn rather than a trill.
The submission is an ad. True geeks aren't just about gadgets, but rather they focus on being knowledgeable in a particular field.
When it comes to grilling (and real BBQ) this is the ultimate geek reference:
BBQ FAQ
There were only 5 reviews of the Nokia, and some of the other "smartphones" were tablets. I don''t think the reviews on Wolfram Alpha were all that objective. Obviously Apple was embarrassed, but perhaps the weak results (lack of reviews) should have been filtered out rather than the brand (Nokia).
http://tpb.fl.ax/ [tpb.fl.ax] was posted as a workaround on the official Pirate Bay Facebook page [facebook.com] since the blog was also under DDoS attack.
"Just like AT&T beige phones were rented and not sold, these computers also wouldn't be your property,"
It is precisely the US gov't that you should thank for rectifying that situation. The rest of your post is equally baseless and ill informed.
I don't know, but Patexia seems to be a front for someone according to the bias in all of their articles over the past 2 years as seen by a Google search.
This seems to be the Euro version of Weekly World News, considering the reporting quality (or lack of) and other dubious stories: How long until someone posts this fake story from the site to Slashdot?