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A smart concept that turns already existing urban infrastructure into a rest stop for smartphone users.

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Meet Sidecar, a new telephony app for iOS and Android that adds a wealth of cool, new content- and video-sharing features to the basic phone-calling experience.

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...PUがIntel Core i7-3610QM(2.30GHz)、チップセットがMobile Intel HM76 Express、グラフィックスがIntel HD Graphics 4000(CPU内蔵)、メモリがPC3-12800 8GB(4GB×2、最大16GB)、ストレージが750G...

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In India, researchers are beginning to study the effects that the explosive growth in the Mobile phone market has had on women's lives, in some cases, breaking the pattern of marital isolation.

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koizuka: reading Windows Mobile 6.x 向けマーケットプレイスは本日終了、開設から3年 - Engadget Japanese http://t.co/xkgewwcZ

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We are on the cusp of a big economic shift. I believe that the industrial era is coming to an end and Kickstarter just might be the most visible representation of that. When I look at Kickstarter, I see small businesses that have been funded by their customers. I see the acceleration of this shift away from the industrial manufacturing ideology to more of a maker economy. And I also see an idea so powerful that the company name has become a verb. Take the Pebble Watch as an example. It was an idea that was rejected by institutional investors but embraced by actual buyers via Kickstarter. W...

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Lee Linden, founder of Karma says the company will continue to operate as is.

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New Zealand Government Budget App -- when the NZ budget is announced, it'll go live on iOS and Android apps. Tablet users get details, Mobile users get talking points and speeches. Half-political, but an interesting approach to reaching out to voters with political actions. Health Care Data Dump (Washington Post) -- 5B health insurance claims (attempted anonymized) to be released. Researchers will be able to access that data, largely using it to probe a critical question: What makes health care so expensive? Perl 5.16.0 Out -- two epic things here: 590k lines of changes, and announcement q...

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Egypt’s televised presidential debate earlier this month, widely lauded as an indicator of democracy’s triumph in the region, was delayed when one candidate was reportedly caught in traffic. On Twitter, CNN correspondent Ben Wedeman offered one of the night’s most winning observations: “No matter who is running [for president], #cairotraffic always wins.” For those who haven’t been to Cairo, traffic may seem like a trifle. But in a sprawling megalopolis with a population approaching 20 million, residents schedule everything from workdays to weddings aro...

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...but they’re a first-world luxury. Mobile plans that bill you later, rather than forcing you to pay upfront, end up saving you money and making your life easier. “When y...

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