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[5] Innodisk outs embedded SATA nanoSSD, nets 480MB per second from one chip
While single-chip SSDs are clearly known quantities, they usually run at a much more leisurely pace than their larger counterparts. Innodisk doesn't think size and speed have to be contradictory -- it just unveiled an embedded version of its nanoSSD that performs almost as well as its much bigger counterparts. The µSSD-based SATA chip has a tiny footprint (0.63 x 0.79 inches) and draws just 1W of peak power, but can still read at up to 480MB/s and write at 175MB/s. As such, it's one of the few SSDs that can theoretically stuff desktop-class storage into a smartphone or tablet. Whethe...
[29] Twitter locks down logins by adding two-factor authentication - Register
NEWS.com.auTwitter locks down logins by adding two-factor authenticationRegisterTwitter has joined the growing number of companies offering two-factor authentication to prevent logins being stolen – a fate several high-profile users of its service have suffered recently. A new checkbox is being added to the Settings pages of Twitter ...Twitter launches two-factor authentication, too late to save The OnionArs TechnicaTwitter is finally rolling out two-step authenticationNBCNews.comTwitter fights hacking with two-factor authenticationCNETNew York Times (blog) -The Guardian -TidBITSall ...
[69] Trunk iPhone Charging Cable Is Flexible Yet Rigid
Trunk is a charging cable equipped with a USB connector on one side and a Lightning connector on the other, and it's rigid enough to hold your iPhone 5 or iPod in whatever position you desire. Made by a company called ILoveHandles, this $19.95 charging cable/holder can prove itself useful in a variety of circumstances Sometimes you need your iPhone placed in a certain position — a task that can usually be accommodated with your hands. But not while you're driving, for example. Check out this picture that shows how your iPhone can be positioned right where you need it in the car, cruc...
[7] Inteliscope: because your tactical rifle totally needed an iPhone strapped to it
It's surely not the first contraption to bring an iDevice to a weapon, but the Inteliscope does appear to be one of the first to take itself seriously. It's designed to secure an iPhone 4 / 4S / 5 or iPod touch to any firearm with a Picatinny (Mil-STD-1913) or Weaver tactical rail, enabling shooters to peek around corners with no head exposure. Naturally, the mount itself wouldn't be all that attractive without an accompanying app. The software portion of the equation offers up custom crosshairs, a 5x digital zoom, video recording capabilities, ballistics / firearm data, a built-in compass...
[17] HP CEO talks Android, not Windows 8
Hewlett-Packard is thinking a lot more about Android these days. CEO Meg Whitman focused on new Android products during the company's earnings conference call. [Read more]    
[7] Make a DSLR LCD Hood Out of Old Hotel Key Cards
The DSLR LCD screen once served as little more than a means to viewing photos you'd already taken in the comfort of indoor lighting. Now you can use it as a live monitor and capture photos and video. It still doesn't work too well outside. With some old hotel key cards, however, you can fix that problem on the cheap.Read more...    
[8] On the road with Samsung's S-Voice Drive mode
One of the Samsung Galaxy S4's many new features is S-Voice Drive, a car and driver-centric voice command system. We take it for a spin. [Read more]    
[47] No!! Father of Graphics Interchange Format says it's pronounced JIF, not GIF - VentureBeat
Telegraph.co.ukNo!! Father of Graphics Interchange Format says it's pronounced JIF, not GIFVentureBeatWorlds are shaking as the father of the Graphics Interchange Format, ye trusty old bitmap image standby for animated images on Cheezburger and Reddit and everyone geeks wanna have fun, says it's pronounced JIF, not GIF. “It's pronounced JIF, not GIF.Creator of GIF files insists it's 'jif' - Internet in turmoilNBCNews.comIt's Time to Stop Arguing About the Pronunciation of 'GIF'The Atlantic WireGIF creator: It's a soft 'g', Mr. PresidentCNETMarket...
[416] Analyst claims Apple ‘iWatch’ wrist-device is over a year away, explains why watch comes before glasses
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has provided seemingly accurate information about previous Apple hardware releases (timing non-withstanding), claims that Apple’s much-rumored wearable wrist device will not arrive until late 2014. The analyst pinpoints production to begin sometime in the second half of the year: Apple may not have adequate resources to develop an iWatch […]
[158] 9to5Toys Last Call: $90 iPod nano 7th Gen (refurb), $150 Seagate 4TB Internal HDD, $60 Philips In.Sight Camera, more
From 9to5Toys.com: A large majority of the deals we cover each day come from a variety of ‘Daily Deal’ websites that feature a couple exceptional deals for just 24 hours. We know you can’t be at your computer every second of the day, so we’re going to roundup the best daily deals to make sure you have […]
[151] No!! Father of Graphics Interchange Format says it’s pronounced JIF, not GIF
Worlds are shaking as the father of the Graphics Interchange Format, ye trusty old bitmap image standby for animated images on Cheezburger and Reddit and everyone geeks wanna have fun, says it's pronounced JIF, not GIF.     
[3] The Daily Roundup for 05.22.2013
You might say the day is never really done in consumer technology news. Your workday, however, hopefully draws to a close at some point. This is the Daily Roundup on Engadget, a quick peek back at the top headlines for the past 24 hours -- all handpicked by the editors here at the site. Click on through the break, and enjoy. Comments
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