Photographer Tom Chambers #Photography

Photographer Sonia & Mark Whitesnow #Photography

Illustrator Oscar Ramos #Inspiration

iPhone 5 To Come With 64GB Of Storage

We have heard quite a few different rumors about the iPhone 5, including its design, and features, now the latest rumor is that Apple will release a 64GB version of the iPhone 5.

We heard this rumor last year just before the iPhone 4 was released, but Apple only released a 32GB model, along with a 16GB model, and we are hoping a 64GB model will be released this year.

What about the rumored, and cheaper iPhone 4S, it is expected to come in 8GB and 16GB versions, and the iPhone 5 is expected to come in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions, I guess we will know for sure next week.

Source 9 to 5 Mac

Firefox 8 Beta Includes Twitter Search And Enhanced Add-ons Controls

Mozilla have rolled out their new Firefox beta 8 release today, which now includes new features for searching, controlling tabs, and managing add-ons. The new beta is available for download now and supports Windows, Mac and Linux systems.

The latest Firefox 8 beta release includes Twitter as a default search option to make searching #hashtags and @usernames easier. You can also now choose to load tabs only when selected, resulting in faster start-up times when windows with lots of tabs are restored.

Other features including enhanced control of add-ons where you will receive a one-time notification to review and confirm your third party add-ons, allowing you to disable or delete them. When Firefox starts and finds that a third-party program has installed an add-on, Firefox will disable the add-on automatically until you have explicitly opted it in.

For more information on all the new Firefox 8 beta features jump over to the Mozilla Blog post.

Source: Mozilla

Scosche REALM Series High-End Folding Headphones

Scosche have this week unveiled their new high-end REALM series folding headphones with an over-ear design featuring 40mm drivers, precision wound copper voice coils and rare earth neodymium magnets to create and extremely accurate musical production regardless of genre.

The ear cups are constructed from viscoelastic memory foam which softens when exposed to body heat and forms to the unique shape of the user’s ear. The Scosche REALM Series fold to fit into a travel pouch and comes supplied with two gold-plated audio cables, a case, a gold-plated 3.5mm quarter-inch adapter, a computer adapter, and a clothing clip.

The new Scosche REALM Series folding headphones come in two colour either black or white :RH1056md (black) and RH1056m (white) and will retail for around $229.

Source: iLounge

Samsung presenta la nuova camera da 16Mpxl per smartphone: arriverà con Galaxy S3?

Samsung oltre a svelare il nuovissimo processore Exynos 4212 ha anche mostrato a Taiwan un nuovo sensore CMOS (S5K2P1) per fotocamere mobile da 16 megapixel. L’S5K2P1 utilizza la tecnologia di illuminazione Backside pixel da 1.34um che migliora la qualità dell’immagine in condizioni di scarsa luminosità.

 Il modulo è in grado di registrare video in formato standard 16:9 con una risoluzione che varia da 8.3 megapixel con una qualità di ben 60fps a 16 megapixel con 30fps.

Una fotocamera veramente molto potente che vedremo durante il prossimo anno e il cui impiego potrebbe essere attuato sulla prossima generazione di Samsung Galaxy S. Non resta che attendere e vedere cosa Samsung ci riserverà per il 2012 e per il futuro Galaxy S3.

via

Google Chrome in arrivo su Android? Convergenza Web tra Mobile e Desktop

Dopo tanto parlarne e dopo averlo immaginato per lungo tempo sembra che il momento sia ormai vicino. Stiamo parlando dell’arrivo ufficiale di Google Chrome, il famosissimo browser Web Google, per la piattaforma mobile Android. Secondo un post degli sviluppatori, Google sta sviluppando una potente applicazione cross-platform che potrà aiutare l’azienda a portare Chrome progressivamente su tantissimi dispositivi diversi, mobile compreso.

Google unificherà presto la piattaforma browser su Android, Chrome OS, Windows, Linux e Mac OS. Lunedì scorso Google ha infatti pubblicato la build target revision per Android e il nuovo browser sarà basato su Webkit dall’inizio.

Teoricamente Chrome su Android dovrebbe offrire le “medesime” caratteristiche della controparte desktop con estensioni, plugin e sincronizzazione completa con preferiti, tabs e cronologia attraverso l’account Google. Difficile comunque immaginare tutte le possibilità in quanto ad oggi lo stesso Chrome è un progetto in sviluppo e non è da escludere che potranno essere creare applicazioni in HTML5 in grado di essere gestite direttamente dall’interfaccia Web.

I Tablet e la versione dedicata a questo tipo di dispositivi, potrebbe trovare ancora più interesse negli utenti considerando la flessibilità delle tavolette e la possibilità di connettere mouse e tastiera esterni attraverso la connettività Wireless o tramite accessori appositi. Non resta che attendere e vedere se davvero Google presenterà, in data sconosciuta, una versione ottimizzata per Android di Chrome. Essendo stato compilato da pochissimi giorni, difficilmente lo vedremo al prossimo evento Google programmato per l’11 Ottobre.

djay – David Guetta Edition disponibile per iPhone

Arriva nell’App Store l’applicazione djay – David Guetta Edition. David Guetta è un Dj di fama mondiale che negli ultimi anni ha avuto un successo clamoroso, con milioni di fan in tutto il mondo e vendite di dischi sempre maggiori. Arriva ora la versione della nota app djay rivista in ottica “Guetta”, con moltissime funzioni che faranno la felicità dei dj più esigenti.

 

Thrustmaster’s Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On takes you from zero to hero in $200

You may never get the chance to join Ferrari’s Formula 1 team, but indulging your imagination is about to get a lot easier, now that Thrustmaster has unveiled its new Ferrari F1 Wheel Add-On — a life-sized replica of the wheel you’d find within the 150° Italia. Announced yesterday, this rubber-textured wheel features a full slate of professional-grade rotary knobs, switches and action buttons — including two rotary encoder switches, eight push-buttons and a set of “push and pull” sequential shifters that, true to form, are attached directly to the wheel face. Designed to seamlessly attach to your T500 RS, the accessory will be available in two models: a PC- and PS3-compatible mode, with 13 action buttons and three D-Pads, or an advanced PC-compatible mode, with 25 action buttons and one D-Pad. No mention, however, of that elusive boost button. The Add-On is slated to start shipping in early October for $200, so buckle up and steer past the break for more details, in the full PR.

Thrustmaster

Microsoft reportedly adding video from Comcast, Verizon, HBO Go and others to Xbox Live

Microsoft announced new integration with live TV as a part of the Xbox 360′s fall update during E3 earlier this year, but didn’t name any US pay-TV partners at the time. Now, anonymous rumors recently posted on Digiday suggested the folks at Redmond were looking to work with Verizon and Comcast, followed by Bloomberg hearing similar talk from its own “people with knowledge of the situation.” Today’s rumors finger Verizon (which showed off live TV on a variety of devices at CES), Comcast, HBO, Crackle, Bravo, Syfy and UK service Lovefilm as likely partners. Missing from the list is AT&T’s U-verse, which already offers an Xbox 360 tie-in and distributes its IPTV on the Mediaroom platform, just like some of the international partners previously announced. If these services launch it will be interesting to see how the integration works and if it’s VOD like the existing Xfinity TV and Flex View mobile apps, or if providers cross the IPTV bridge with in-home devices like the Televation / AnyPlaybox.

Joystiq, Technically Philly

Bloomberg

Skype 2.5 for Android brings video calls to 14 new devices, including Honeycomb tablets

Oh, sorry, we’re talking about Android devices here. Specifically ones that support video calling over Skype. With the update to version 2.5, the VoIP service has tacked on another 14 Goog-powered gadgets to its list of officially supported handsets and tablets. Yes, that’s right, we said tablets. In addition to bringing support to phones like the Atrix, Bionic and Nexus One, Skype is inviting the Xoom, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Acer’s Iconia to the party. We’ve even received reports that video calls are working on other Honeycomb slates like the ASUS Transformer. You’ll find the full list of officially supported devices in the PR after the break.

Sharp’s Aquos Phone 102SH brings 3D qHD display, 12 megapixel CMOS sensor to Japan

Just a few days after unveiling the waterproof IS13SH, Sharp has come out with yet another beastly submersible, known as the Aquos Phone 102SH. Juiced by a 1GHz TI OMAP 4430 CPU, this Gingerbread-coated handset boasts a 4.5-inch glasses-free 3D display with 720 x 1280 resolution, along with 1GB of RAM and a 32GB microSDHC card. The device also packs a 12 megapixel CMOS sensor and supports DLNA, infrared connections, e-wallet functionality and your standard 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0 capabilities. No word yet on price, but Japanese carrier SoftBank will begin selling the 102SH in early December. Scurry past the break for more information in the full and translated PR.

TechCrunch

ASUS announces Ivy Bridge PCI-Express motherboards, for early early-adopters

If you get your jollies from things like procuring motherboards months before compatible chips are released, then boy have we some good news for you! ASUS is releasing three PCI-Express 3.0 enabled motherboards that are capable of handling Intel’s souped-up Ivy Bridge chips when they debut next year. The company isn’t in the business of giving its boards romantic names, so the three Z68-powered arrivals will be called P8Z68-Deluxe/GEN3, P8Z68-V Pro/GEN3 and P8Z68-V/GEN3. The whole lot will get two PCI-Express 3.0 slots, LucidLogix’s Vertu graphics-switching and USB 3.0. They’ll be available from October — the Deluxe model will peel €230 ($310) from the rear of your pocket, while the V-pro commands a more modest €185 ($250) and the V an even lower €160 ($220). After the break, we’ve got a shot of the German spec list that those nice folks at TechConnect managed to snaffle. Go on, geek out — we won’t tell.

TechConnect

Pressbox.de (translated)