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Consumer Reports puts ‘bendgate’ to bed, finds iPhone 6 easier to bend than Plus model
Hats off and kudos to Consumer Reports for getting on this story as soon as they could. Measurement trumps anecdotes any and all days of the week. Here now some data and measurements regarding the bendy iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
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SanDisk Launches Its Highest Capacity SD Card Yet
The SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS-I SDHC/SDXC family includes 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB capacities. The new 512 GB card costs $799.99 and is available now. Embed from Getty Images via SanDisk Launches Its Highest Capacity SD Card Yet. Interesting to finally see this form factor hit the market. These cards now are as…
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Oculus Reveals Its New “Crescent Bay” Prototype With 360-Degree Head Tracking And Headphones
I hope Oculus can get a shipping product out on the market soon. Perfectionism is not helping launch this market. The longer they wait, the more chance there’ll be a cheaper equally well working competitor. Pleez Oculus, release the Rift.
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Take back your log-in: It’s time to move away from Facebook Connect and toward OpenID
Originally posted on Gigaom: If you are creating a new website or mobile app, one of the things you need to worry about most is user login. User login is thorny. Make it too hard, and users won’t sign up. Make it too easy, and you put users’ passwords at greater risk of being hacked.…
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Building a Vector Monitor Controller
Vector monitors for the Win!
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HGST brings PCM to flash show, STUNS world+dog with 3 MILLION IOPS • The Register
In a terrific demo of the wrong technology for the Flash Memory Summit, HGST is showing a PCIe-connected Phase Change Memory device running at three million IOPS with a 1.5 microsecs read latency. via HGST brings PCM to flash show, STUNS world+dog with 3 MILLION IOPS • The Register. For a very long time I’ve…
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The MOOC Revolution That Wasn’t
Flipped Classrooms and MOOCs still are hot topics and popular in the higher education and technology websites. Certainly in the time since the big entrepreneurial opportunities like Udacity and EdX sprang up something should have been learned. What have we learned in the 3 years since Sebastian Thrun put his AI course online for all…
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Apple’s CDN Now Live: Has Paid Deals With ISPs, Massive Capacity In Place – Dan Rayburn – StreamingMediaBlog.com
Since last year, Apple’s been hard at work building out their own CDN and now those efforts are paying off. Recently, Apple’s CDN has gone live in the U.S. and Europe and the company is now delivering some of their own content, directly to consumers. In addition, Apple has interconnect deals in place with multiple…
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An Obsessively Thorough Battery (and more) Showdown
Really good linkage to a review site for batteries, chargers, and led flashlights. Well worth the data and comparisons. And a great example of how to go about doing a review site.
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AnandTech Founder Anand Shimpi Is Heading To Apple
I didn’t know Anand Shimpi was going to Apple. I did know he was turning his website AnandTech over to a co-writer. This is interesting news.
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