Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Nexus 7 is Now Available for pre-orders in Best Buy


Nexus 7

Currently, Best Buy and Future Shop, have also started to accept pre-order for Google's new 7-inch slate.

Interestingly, the Nexus 7 is listed at $259.99 for the 16 GB version with a link to Best Buy's price match guarantee right underneath it. We're not sure why you would opt to pay $10 more for the device, unless perhaps you have some Reward Zone certificates to burn through.


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Nexus 7 is Now Available for pre-orders in Best Buy


Nexus 7

Currently, Best Buy and Future Shop, have also started to accept pre-order for Google's new 7-inch slate.

Interestingly, the Nexus 7 is listed at $259.99 for the 16 GB version with a link to Best Buy's price match guarantee right underneath it. We're not sure why you would opt to pay $10 more for the device, unless perhaps you have some Reward Zone certificates to burn through.


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Verizon's website now shows July 12th launch date for Samsung Galaxy S III


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Those Verizon customers who had the foresight to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S III have to be thankful that they had followed their inner voice. The Samsung Galaxy S III has started to arrive at the front door of those who pre-ordered the sizzling hot phone.

Less thankful are those Big Red customers who were looking to buy the handset as soon as they were available in Verizon stores. Originally, the phone was supposed to be available at Verizon locations on July 9th. That was pushed back a day at a time until a leaked ad from a retailer pointed to July 12th as the launch date for the S3 device.


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Verizon's website now shows July 12th launch date for Samsung Galaxy S III


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Those Verizon customers who had the foresight to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S III have to be thankful that they had followed their inner voice. The Samsung Galaxy S III has started to arrive at the front door of those who pre-ordered the sizzling hot phone.

Less thankful are those Big Red customers who were looking to buy the handset as soon as they were available in Verizon stores. Originally, the phone was supposed to be available at Verizon locations on July 9th. That was pushed back a day at a time until a leaked ad from a retailer pointed to July 12th as the launch date for the S3 device.


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Nokia Lumia 900 in Magenta is Now Official- Available on At&t Starting July 15th


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So Today the addition of a stunning new color that's sure to make you stand out from the crowd. The Nokia Lumia 900 gonna be soon available in the US from AT&T in a beautiful pink color.

And this is NOT a cover, or a coat of paint; but pure magenta polycarbonate through and through (good to know); you can pick one up at any at&t store come July 15th or you can preorder online if you wish @ att.com
So it good to Release a new color until we get WP8, consider this a filler device; something to keep things interesting without putting too much effort into it, at least it's a lot more reasonable than releasing a whole new phone as we've heard rumors that the Lumia 910 might be another WP7.5 device; which honestly would be kind of stupid at this time.

Nokia Lumia 900 in Magenta is Now Official- Available on At&t Starting July 15th


Nokia
So Today the addition of a stunning new color that's sure to make you stand out from the crowd. The Nokia Lumia 900 gonna be soon available in the US from AT&T in a beautiful pink color.

And this is NOT a cover, or a coat of paint; but pure magenta polycarbonate through and through (good to know); you can pick one up at any at&t store come July 15th or you can preorder online if you wish @ att.com
So it good to Release a new color until we get WP8, consider this a filler device; something to keep things interesting without putting too much effort into it, at least it's a lot more reasonable than releasing a whole new phone as we've heard rumors that the Lumia 910 might be another WP7.5 device; which honestly would be kind of stupid at this time.

iOS 6 Maps Code hints at tie-in with OS X version

  iOS 6 Maps Code hints at tie-in with OS X version

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Cody Cooper, The iOS developer did a code dump of the new Apple Maps app from the iOS 6 beta, and found some interesting pieces of information that could point to OSX integration with Intel-based Macs. Especially Cody found a reference deep within the altitude_manifest.xml file to a set of Intel-based chipsets for which certain features such as shading are disabled.
Right now it is not firm proof that Apple is working on OSX support for Apple Maps,But it could point to at least some new map functionality being worked into OSX Mountain Lion. For example, 9 to 5 Mac notes that location features in iPhoto for OSX could integrate with iOS maps on an iDevice.

yeah, it could mean absolutely nothing, and no Apple Maps functionality could ultimately be found in OSX Mountain Lion. Mountain Lion is scheduled to be released to the public later this month, so we should know before too long what the final version of the software would bring. If Apple Maps was included in OSX Mountain Lion, how would you use it? What integration between Maps for OSX and iOS you like to see, if Maps for OSX does in fact exist?
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