This start of the week, RIM slashes Playbook prices; Windows 8 without a start button; Kindle to ship outside the US; Rara.com launches in Singapore and new laws for 3G network coverage in Singapore.
-NTT
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Posted by NTT | 1 CommentThis week: even if SOPA/PIPA are gone (for now), ACTA still a threat to copyright, Sony Ericsson finally officially becomes Sony, Microsoft Kinect in Windows 8 Notebooks, Fusion Garage is NOT dead, and Sony launches 3 new compact cameras.
Have a great week ahead of you!
-NTT
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Posted by NTT | No commentsThis week, Megaupload was taken down by the Feds, RIM finally has just one CEO, IPv6 is for real and an iPhone without a camera!! Is it even possible?
- NTT
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It is CES week, and we have a bunch of CES news for you. Multi-colored 3D printed objects coming to you soon. DBS account holders please check your bank statements. Goodbye Fusion Garage.
- NTT
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Aaaannd we’re back with Tech65′s annual predictions. We have been doing this for a few years on 65Bits, but with the new format of 65Bits, we shifted the predictions show to our brand new podcast made for casual discussions Tech Talk Coffee Shop (TTCS).
Do listen in and find out how accurate we were at predicting the technology for 2011 and find out what the Tech65 crew predicts will happen in 2012!
Be sure to subscribe to the new Tech Talk Coffee Shop podcast and keep up to date with interesting discussion on Tech topics.
-Justin
Posted by NTT | No commentsThis is the first episode of 2012, and we at Tech65 would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. Today’s news are mainly a wrap of of the year, from how the mobile phones are doing to random bits of news about hackers. We’ve recently tried out Insync, a dropbox for Google Docs, and we love it. So, check out this episode of 65bits brought to you by Tech65.
- Justin
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Posted by NTT | No commentsHere’s your delayed 6 and a half minutes of tech news. While Google updates Google+ and launches a CDMA version of their Galaxy Nexus, HTC gets sued by Apple and MIT opens up it courses to the entire world. Sony launches the Playstation Vita in Japan, but in Singapore, we’re still looking for the missing JooJoo..
- NTT
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In this Episode we talk about..
- Galaxy Nexus on Verizon
- Google improves Google +
- HTC Is Violating Apple Patent, and is banned from importing some devices
- Fusion garage vanishes from the tech scene.
- MRT breakdown because of dislodged rail claws.
65Bits is back baby!! Aaaaaannnddd with a new format. 65Bits will be a bi-weekly (Tuesday-Friday) news podcast which will last exactly 6 and a half minutes (6m30s). In this bite size episode we will cover the tech news that matters with a Singaporean twist. So be sure to check out the NEW 65Bits and keep yourself updated with the tech scene.
-NTT and Justin
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Posted by NTT | No commentsSimply Geek is back! And now we can record it live instead of recording over Skype. This time, Daniel, RenHao and NTT look at Audio Compression. The technology which makes audio files smaller than they should be. Find out about the two major types of compression, the various files types involved and the secrets behind how audio files are actually made smaller and why some people (like our dear Fari) hate compression!
P.S. Just to be clear, this podcast is about data compression not dynamic range compression.
-Daniel, RenHao and NTT
Posted by NTT | 1 CommentJustin got a hands on with the the newest Motorola anDROID phone, the DROID RAZR. The DROID RAZR sports a dual 1.2GHz TI OMAP4430 processor, driving a 4.3-inch 960×540 qHD Super AMOLED Advanced panel. The screen is covered by a Gorilla glass, support on the back by a KEVLAR sheet for added strength. There’s 1GB RAM on board. The rear video camera does a 1080p video, while the front facing 1.3MP camera can be used for video conferencing.
The RAZR will run the Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread) but will get the Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) upgrade when it comes out later this year. On the software side, it had something called Smart Actions. Similar to Tasks, Smart Actions lets you choose a set of rules that automatically trigger particular actions attached to those triggers. It also has new service called MOTOCast which allows you to stream and share media from your desktops/laptops into your RAZR.
Motorola RAZR First Look
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