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Intel is thinking big by going small: The Edison, a full Linux computer built for wearables, is no bigger than an SD card. If the computer is the size of an SD card, where do I insert the SD card?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: If the computer is the size of an SD card, where do I insert the SD card?
Where the sun don't shine? 
Quote: CEO said Intel plans to offer elements of McAfee mobile security products for free to help guard today's most popular mobile devices and will introduce Intel Device Protection technology this year to improve enterprise security of all Intel-based Android* mobile devices.
That would give Virus a whole new meaning for wearables.
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Mike Hankey wrote: Where the sun don't shine?
Now hey, just because I set them up, doesn't mean you get to knock them down 
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TTFN - Kent
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Sorry couldn't resist, you did leave it wide open.
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It's small and cute, I just don't know about that whole wearable craze. Use it for making even smaller devices and I am on board. I can imagine a lot of different uses for a (semi-)stationary, tiny computer that draws very little power. I hope it's cheap too .
Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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SoMad wrote: Use it for making even smaller devices and I am on board. I can imagine a lot of different uses for a (semi-)stationary, tiny computer that draws very little power.
Yeah, absolutely. I would just like to see this as part of a lot of other things, although I could see the baby-stuff they were going with as useful. Hopefully they'll be cheap and easy to get one's hands (and code) on. Sadly, I'd bet they'll be Java-only.
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ntel is working to make the experience of switching between OS as a seamless one. With the push of a button, user will be able to switch to the other OS in few seconds. "Check out my new weapon, weapon of choice"
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In this course, you will learn how to build web experiences that adapt to the different screen sizes and capabilities that mobile devices offer, and how to scalably optimize media for mobile and desktop. Learn Web Development in 21 Days (or so)
Full course isn't online yet, but supposedly RSN(tm)
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Open source isn't just about saving money -- enterprises are adopting it to develop applications faster, with higher quality components. Cost, budget, fiscal prudence, and expenses?
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Intel's been promising that future laptops will integrate 3D cameras that can track your motions much like Microsoft's Kinect, and it appears those plans are building steam. Intel has just announced partnerships with a wide variety of PC manufacturers to build the new Intel RealSense 3D camera into a variety of new notebook, two-in-one, and all-in-one computers later this year, including Acer, Asus, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, Lenovo, and NEC. Now coffee shops will look like they're filming a sequel to Minority Report
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Finally.
However, it's still to be seen if developers can produce a UI that takes advantage of Perceptual Computing in an intuitive, foolproof manner that doesn't leave one's arms tired.
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If someone can conduct Der Ring des Nibelungen without passing out, we should be able to fidget together a little app. Or we need to work on our upper-body stamina (I know I do).
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I can answer that. Only for short periods of time. As you're aware, you have to mix and match the input modalities to get something that isn't as exhausting - i.e., include gestures, gaze, voice and so on. Funnily enough, this is an area that you and I know an awful lot about
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I suspect the pr0n industry will be pioneering gesture based input. 
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The company has reportedly considered is letting consumers pick either Windows Phone or Android after they select a given device in store. "Would you like what's in the box, or would you take what's behind door #1?"
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A Hong Kong computer scientist has created "programmable makeup."
Too weird? Too weird.
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I dunno, I think the cellphone-enabled panties are weirder (or at least potentially creepier). This is just us getting closer to our Gibsonian future. 
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Ok, you win. I don't think I can top cellphone-enabled panties 
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Kent Sharkey wrote: cellphone-enabled panties
WTF?
Getting information off the Internet is like taking a drink from a fire hydrant.
- Mitchell Kapor
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Didn't want to link to it, but here you go[^]. Slightly gratuitous (and possibly NSFW) images on that page, if you're looking at work.
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Even more WTF!
Just when I thought the world couldn't get any weirder... (The Japanese are excluded from this thought, as who knows what crazy thing they will come up with next)
Getting information off the Internet is like taking a drink from a fire hydrant.
- Mitchell Kapor
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Great, finally an acceptable reason for me to wear my fake eyelashes and fingernails. 
Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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Google joins Audi, GM, Hyundai, Honda and NVIDIA in the Open Automotive Alliance (OAA.)
Yo dawg, we heard you like cars and phones, so we put a phone in yo car so you can car while you phone.
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We are actively looking at the potential standardization of a basic 2D drawing library for ISO C++, and would like to base it on (or outright adopt, possibly as a binding) solid prior art in the form of an existing library. "We built Moonlight in C++ for all the wrong reasons and was a decision we came to regret."
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