Podcasts about Android Lollipop

Scott and Luke go back to the fall of 2014 and the debut of Android 5.0, or as it's more commonly known, Lollipop. What was new for Android with this build? Do you remember what was happening in the world of smartphones at that time? Additionally, the two discuss the Nexus 6 from Motorola as well as the Nexus 9 tablet from HTC.Android 5.0 (Lollipop)Motorola Nexus 6HTC Nexus 9Historical context for phones compared to todayMore!

Inledning En oväntad framgång med Lineageos Första tossdan i mass firas med massipantåta Fredrik tog första löprundan på bra länge. Vaderna lade märke till det. Christian tar promenad och knät verkar tåla det. Uppföljning Joakim Ewenson fick fel namn av Christian i förra avsnittet. Clubhouseuppföljning Ämnen BankID slutar stödja iOS 10 och 11 i sommar. EU tittar på lagstiftning om att kräva 5 års uppdateringar från telefontillverkarma. Hur länge ska vi förvänta oss att telefoner och appar uppdateras? Verizon “tipsar” kunderna om att slå av 5G för att spara batteri Comviq läckte kunders hemliga nummer till webben Speluppdatering M1! Spekulation kring om och varför Apple skulle kunna tänkas deaktivera Rosetta i vissa regioner Jocke tittar på gamla Apple-reklamfilmer. Får en tår i ögat och imponeras av det underförstådda. Spotify väntas gå om Apple inom podcasts till sommaren. “Apple hade enligt 9 to 5 Mac en andel på poddområdet på 34 procent i USA. Nu är den nere på 23,8 procent.” Stensåkrakorv grillad - ost och bacon (Stensåkra känt från avsnitt 244, då med sin falukorv) Film & TV Paramount lanserar streamingtjänst i Sverige. Christian pratar om hur utbudet ser ut på marknaden för streamingtjänster. Länkar Fössta tossdan i mass Lineageos Oneplus nord Aurora Första torsdagen i mars Joakim Ewenson Teknik med Ewenson Varmilo-videon Kritik mot svenska mediers Clubhouse-hajp: ”Har vi inte lärt oss något?” Flera medier inför Clubhouse-restriktioner och uppmanar anställda till försiktighet Oklart om Clubhouse följer EU-lagar. Android 5 Comviq läcker nummer Brütal legend Intellimouse explorer Intellimouse explorer 3.0 Apple extended keyboard II Brütal legend med värdiga styrdon Bananens krökningsvinkel Big News (iPhone 4-reklam) Imac G3-reklam Holiday, misunderstood (iPhone 5-reklam) The Archives (iPhone 7-reklam) Första iPod-reklamen Spotify går om Apple på poddar? Stensåkra ost och bacon Paramount + kommer till Sverige, igen Björnstad Duck tales Sea dragon Fredrik Björeman, Joacim Melin och Christian Åhs. Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-248-korv-innan-tartan.html.

WWDC 2020 or Android Lollipop announcement? The sneering is coming in thick and fast, but we think this is quite a substantial set of updates for all of Apple’s platforms – iOS, macOS, watchOS etc etc. Moving away from Intel chips for Macs allows Apple to control the whole supply chain for all their devices […] The post 149: All About Apple’s WWDC 2020 appeared first on Naked Tech Podcast.

Mark Weiser was the Chief Technologiest at the famed Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, or Xerox Parc in 1988 when he coined the term "ubiquitous computing.” Technology hadn't entered every aspect of our lives at the time like it has now. The concept of wearable technology probably kicks off way earlier than you might think.  Humans have long sought to augment ourselves with technology. This includes eyeglasses, which came along in 1286  and wearable clocks, an era kicked off with the Nuremberg eggs in 1510. The technology got smaller and more precise as our capacity at precision grew. Not all wearable technology is meant to be worn by humans. We strapped cameras to pigeons in 1907. in the 15th century, Leonardo da Vinci would draw up plans for a pedometer and that concept would go on the shelf until Thomas Jefferson picked it back up during his tinkering days. And we would get an abacus ring in 1600. But computers began by needing a lot of electricity to light up those vacuum tubes to replace operations from an abacus, and so when the transistor came along in the 40s, we'd soon start looking for ways to augment our capabilities with those.  Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka began the wearable technology craze in 1953 when they started developing what would become the TR-55 when it was released in 1955. It was the first transistor radio and when they changed their name to Sony, they would introduce the first of their disruptive technologies. We don't think of radios as technology as much as we once did, but they were certainly an integral part of getting the world ready to accept other technological advances to come! Manfred Clynes came up with cyborgs in his story story called Cyborgs in Space in 1960. The next year, Edward Thorp and mathematician and binary algebra guru Claude Shannon wanted to try their hands at cheating at roulette so built a small computer to that timed when balls would land. It went in a shoe. created their own version of wearable technology – a computer small enough to fit into a shoe. This would stay a secret until Thorp released his book “Beat the Dealer” telling readers they got a 44 percent improvement in making bets. By 1969 though Seiko gave us the first automatic quartz watch.  Other technologies were coming along at about the same time that would later revolutionize portable computing once they had time to percolate for awhile. Like in the 1960s, liquid crystal displayers were being researched at RCA. The technology goes back further but George H. Heilmeier from RCA laboratories gets credit for In 1964 for operationalizing LCD.  And Hatano developed a mechanical pedometer to track progress to 10,000 steps a day, which by 1985 had him defining that as the number of steps a person should reach in a day. But back to electronics.  Moore's law. The digital camera traces its roots to 1975, but Kodak didn't really pursue it. 1975 and devices were getting smaller and smaller. Another device we don't think of as a computer all that much any more is a calculator. But kits were being sold by then and suddenly components had gotten small enough that you could get a calculator in your watch, initially introduced by Pulsar. And those radios were cool but what if you wanted to listen to what you wanted rather than the radio? Sony would again come along with another hit: The Walkman in 1979, selling over 200 million over the ensuing decade. Akio Morita was a genius, also bringing us digital hearing aids and putting wearables into healthcare. Can you imagine the healthcare industry without wearable technology today?  You could do more and more and by 1981, Seiko would release the UC 2000 Wrist PC. By then portable computers were a thing. But not wearables. You could put 2 whopping kilobytes of data on your wrist and use a keyboard that got strapped to an arm. Computer watches continued to improve any by 1984 you could play. Games on them, like on the Nelsonic Space Attacker Watch.  Flash memory arguably came along in 1984 and would iterate and get better, providing many, many more uses for tiny devices and flash media cards by 1997. But those calculator watches, Marty McFly would sport one in 1985s Back To The Future and by the time I was in high school they were so cheap you could get them for $10 at the local drug store. And a few years later, Nintendo would release the Power Glove in 1989, sparking the imagination of many a nerdy kid who would later build actually functional technology. Which regrettably the Power Glove was not.  The first portable MP3 player came along in 1998. It was the MPMan. Prototypes had come along in 1979 with the IXI digital audio player. The audible player, Diamond Rio, and Personal Jukebox came along in 1998 and on the heels of their success the NOMAX Jukebox came in y2k. But the Apple iPod exploded onto the scene in 2001 and suddenly the Walkman and Diskman were dead and the era of having a library of music on mainstream humans was upon us, sparking Microsoft to release the Zen in 2004, and the Zune in 2006.  And those watches. Garmin brought us their first portable GPS in 1990, which continues to be one of the best such devices on the market. The webcam would come along in 1994 when Canadian researcher Steve Mann built the first the wearable wireless webcam. That was the spark that led to the era of the Internet of Things. Suddenly we weren't just wearing computers. We were wearing computers connected to the inter webs.  All of these technologies brought to us over the years… They were converging. Bluetooth was invented in 2000.  By. 2006, it was time for the iPod and fitness tracking to converge. Nike+iPod was announced and Nike would release a small transmitter that. Fit into a notch in certain shoes. I've always been a runner and jumped on that immediately! You needed a receiver at the time for an iPod Nano. Sign me up, said my 2006 self! I hadn't been into the cost of the Garmin but soon I was tracking everything. Later I'd get an iPhone and just have it connect. But it was always a little wonky. Then came The Nike+ Fuelband in 2012. I immediately jumped on that bandwagon as well. You. Had to plug it in at first but eventually a model came out that sync'd over bluetooth and life got better. I would sport that thing until it got killed off in 2014 and a little beyond… Turns out Nike knew about Apple coming into their market and between Apple, Fitbit, and Android Wear, they just didn't want to compete in a blue ocean, no matter how big the ocean would be.   Speaking of Fitbit, they were founded in 2007 James Park and Eric Friedman with a goal of bringing fitness trackers to market. And they capitalized on an exploding market for tracking fitness. But it wasn't until the era of the app that they achieved massive success and in 2014 they released apps for iOS, Android and Windows Mobile, which was still a thing. And the watch and mobile device came together in 2017 when they released their smartwatch. They are now the 5th largest wearables company.  Android Wear had been announced at Google I/O in 2014. Now called Wear OS, it's a fork of Android Lollipop, that pairs with Android devices and integrates with the Google Assistant. It can connect over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and LTE and powers the Moto 360, the LG G and Samsung Gear. And there are a dozen other manufacturers that leverage the OS in some way, now with over 50 million installations of the apps. It can use Hangouts, and leverages voice to do everything from checking into Foursquare to dictating notes.  But the crown jewel in the smart watches is definitely the Apple Watch. That came out of hiring former Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch to bring a Siri-powered watch to market, which happened in 2015. With over 33 million being sold and as of this recording on the 5th series of the watch, it can now connect over LTE, Wifi, or through a phone using Bluetooth. There are apps, complications, and a lot of sensors on these things, giving them almost limitless uses. Those glasses from 1286. Well, they got a boost in 2013 when Google put images on them. Long a desire from science fiction, Google Glass brought us into the era of a heads up display. But Sega had introduced their virtual reality headset in 1991 and the technology actually dates back to the 70s from JPL and MIT. Nintendo experimented with Virtual boy in 1994. Apple released QuickTime VR shortly thereafter, but it wasn't that great. I even remember some VGA “VR” headsets in the early 2000s, but they weren't that great. It wasn't until the Oculus Rift came along in 2012 that VR seemed all that ready. These days, that's become the gold standard in VR headsets. The sign to the market was when Facebook bought Oculus for $2.3 billion dollars in 2014 and the market has steadily grown ever since.  Given all of these things that came along in 2014, I guess it did deserve the moniker “The Year of Wearable Technology.” And with a few years to mature, now you can get wearable sensors that are built into yoga pants, like the Nadi X Yoga Pants, smartwatches ranging from just a few dollars to hundreds or thousands from a variety of vendors, sleep trackers, posture trackers, sensors in everything bringing a convergence between the automated home and wearables in the internet of things. Wearable cameras like the Go Pro, smart glasses from dozens of vendors, VR headsets from dozens of vendors, smart gloves, wearable onesies, sports clothing to help measure and improve performance, smart shoes, smart gloves, and even an Alexa enabled ring.  Apple waited pretty late to come out with bluetooth headphones, releasing AirPods in 2016. These bring sensors into the ear, the main reason I think of them as wearables where I didn't think of a lot of devices that came before them in that way. Now on their second generation, they are some of the best headphones you can buy. And the market seems poised to just keep growing. Especially as we get more and more sensors and more and more transistors packed into the tiniest of spaces. It truly is ubiquitous computing. 

Ledger annuncia che l'attesissima App " Ledger Live Mobile " è scaricabile per sistemi IOS e Android nei rispettivi Store. La nuova App consente agli utenti di Ledger Nano S e Ledger Blue di visualizzare i loro saldi scannerizzando un codice LiveQR sulla versione desktop di Ledger Live. Attualmente disponibile in modalità di consultazione, l 'app ti consente di verificare il valore delle tue criptovalute ovunque tu sia. Nei passati post abbiamo avuto modo di spiegarvi, come con l'App mobile, si potranno effettuare transazioni in modalità wireless , ma solo con il nuovo Ledger Nano X . Gli utenti di Ledger Nano S (solo smartphone Android) saranno in grado in futuro di effettuare transazioni tramite l 'uso di un cavo OTG. Ledger ricorda che l'App Ledger Live Mobile è compatibile con sistemi operativi iOS 9+ o Android Lollipop (5 e successivi) o versioni successive. - Ledger Live Mobile da Oggi Scaricabile per Android e IOS - Ledger Nano X Altro discorso riguarda il Ledger Nano X ( Qui trovi una recensione completa) annunciato a gennaio al CES di Las Vegas. Il nuovo dispositivo di Ledger è in grado di connettersi agli smartphone sia Android e iOS con la App Ledger Live Mobile mediante bluetooth , ovviamente senza l'utilizzo di un cavo. La connessione Bluetooth verrà stabilita tramite l'associazione dei due dispositivi. Questo consente una connessione sicura. Ledger Nano X, che ha un coso di 119 Dollari, è al momento in pre-ordine sul sito di Ledger con spedizione a marzo. Ledger Nano S Come scritto in precedenza tutti i possessori diLedger Nano S possono ugualmente utilizzare l 'app Ledger Live Mobile. La versione della Live Mobile al momento è disponibile solo per gli utenti Android , in quanto la connessione può essere stabilita solo tramite l 'uso di un cavo OTG. La società fa sapere che l'app non è disponibile per i sistemi IOS a causa di limitazioni tecniche. Ricordiamo che la modalità di consultazione può essere attivata mediante la scansione di un codice LiveQR sull 'app desktop Ledger Live, che consente di controllare i saldi in qualsiasi momento. Per scaricare l'App Ledger Live Mobile vi lascio i link di seguito. Sistema IOS Sistema Android Desktop Compatibile con sistemi Windows, Mac OS, Linus Ti invito a seguirci anche sulla nostra pagina facebook sul nostro account twitter o sulla nostra pagina Linkedin

Jeff Bazer of HIMS, Inc. gives us an overview of  all of the HIMS Low Vision and Braille Devices. This includes the  versatile GoVision, perfect for the visually impaired employee. Featuring OCR and Near, Distance and Self View operations the GoVision will go with you and even connect to your smart phone, computer or tablet. Jeff also reviews the newest member of the HIMS BrailleSense family, the traditionally innovative BrailleSense Polaris. This device bridges a huge gap in mainstream technology verses the tried and true notetaker. The Polaris will allow you access to Google Docs, Google Slides and more AND it gives you endless options from the Google Play Store since it is built on the Android Lollipop platform. You can contact Jeff Bazer via email at jeff@HIMS-Inc.com and follow HIMS-Inc on the web Thank you for listening. You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store.

You can now order a PRIV by BlackBerry handset of your own. Shipping begins on November 6th and we’ve got loads more details on the specifics of the device. Full device specs and even various overviews of BlackBerry’s software additions atop Android Lollipop. Blog: https://berryflow.com/2015/10/upstream-71-privacyon/ Aired October 25, 2015 - Join BerryFlow on social media - YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/BBRYFLOW Twitter: https://twitter.com/bbryflow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bbryflow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bbryflow RSS: http://berryflow.com/feed/ Google+: http://www.google.com/+Berryflow Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/berryflowupstream

Новый конкурс! Мы разыгрываем 4 ключа к игре Paragon от Epic Games. Так же мы теперь рассказываем в подкасте про ботов и каналы в Телеграме — спешите подписаться. Ведущие: Андрей Барышников, Сергей ЕпихинСайт проекта: beardycast.com   Вступление 00:00:34 ⋅⋅⋅ Спешл №40 — Футбол для дружбы00:08:09 ⋅⋅⋅ Обзор Samsung Galaxy S7 edge Telegram: боты и каналы 00:10:05 ⋅⋅⋅ Как работает Телеграм. Наши канал и чат.00:20:50 ⋅⋅⋅ Канал Geeks — про IT и гаджеты00:21:29 ⋅⋅⋅ Канал «Книжный Лис» — книги от Леси00:22:00 ⋅⋅⋅ Канал World Channels — подборка лучших каналов в Телеграме00:24:00 ⋅⋅⋅ Боты Телеграма: @flibustamirrorbot, @TaxigramBot, @GdePosylkaBot00:27:14 ⋅⋅⋅ Plus Messenger — лучший клиент для Телеграма00:28:15 ⋅⋅⋅ WhatsApp теперь шифрует данные между всеми смартфонами00:30:00 ⋅⋅⋅ Мессенджер Kik запустил официальный магазин ботов. Google разрабатывает новый мессенджер Spaces. Конкурс: выиграй ключ к игре Paragon 00:33:00 ⋅⋅⋅ Условия конкурса Подписаться на наш публичный чат в Телеграме и ответить на сайте в комментариях к выпуску на вопрос: «Какой Андроид-смартфон получил больше всего мажорных обновлений ОС?» Под «количеством» подразумеваются версии Андроида, менявшие название. Типа: Android KitKat, Android Lollipop, и так далее. Учитываются только официальные прошивки — никаких кастомов, Цианогенмодов, и так далее. Подсказка: таких смартфонов несколько, как и у нас несколько ключей. Любой верный ответ будет засчитан. Если выигравших будет больше, чем ключей, то мы выберем среди правильно ответивших участников 4 победителей случайным образом. Результаты конкурса мы подведем на сайте и в подкасте в следующий вторник, 12 апреля. Гаджеты и IT 00:36:15 ⋅⋅⋅ Конференция Microsoft Build 201600:54:45 ⋅⋅⋅ Как IT-компании шутили 1 апреля00:59:27 ⋅⋅⋅ Samsung исправила дисторсию в камере Galaxy S7/S7 edge01:01:09 ⋅⋅⋅ Андрей покупает розовый iPhone SE Игры 01:09:47 ⋅⋅⋅ Впечатления от закрытой бета-версии мультиплеера Doom Ответы на вопросы слушателей 01:18:46 ⋅⋅⋅ Отвечаем: LG занимается не тем, чем надо   Задавай вопросыВконтакте | Твиттер ПодписывайсяBeardyShow | BeardyCars | BeardyTheory | Telegram ОценивайiTunes

Chet, Ashish, Meghan, and Tor wait uncomfortablyfor the photograph to be takenIn this episode, Tor and Chet talk with Ashish Sharma and Meghan Desai from Project Volta, an initiative starting in the Android Lollipop release to improve Android battery life.Listen in to find out what kinds of things cause high battery usage and how you can make your apps better about conserving device power.Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.Relevant LinksBattery HistorianJob SchedulerTor: google.com/+TorNorbye, @tornorbyeChet: google.com/+ChetHaase, @chethaase

Tii - iTem 0365 - iOS 9.0.1, Chinese Malware, iPhone 6S and 6S plus reviews Give us a call - 1-206-666-6364 Send us an email - todayinios@gmail.com   Links Mentioned in this Episode: Today's Sponsor: Casper.com/tii - Promo Code = tii Today's Sponsor: TrunkClub.com/tii Apple pulls infected Chinese apps from iTunes App Store Apple withdraws some China apps after malware found  These are the 85 iOS apps affected by the XcodeGhost malware Validating Your Version of Xcode  It's taken iOS 9 three days to accomplish what Android Lollipop did in nine months Podcast app crashing in iOS 9 | Apple Support Communities iPhone 6s & iPhone 6s Plus Arrive on Friday, September 25 Apple releases iOS 9.0.1 with fixes for setup assistant, alarms Apple's iOS 9 breaks VPNs iPhone 6 Plus Heating Up & Battery Draining After iOS 9.0 Update? Is Hey Siri in IOS9 supposed to work with the iPhone 6 Apple’s rapid iOS 9 adoption shows the future of IT Apple releases watchOS 2.0 with support for native apps Watch OS2 MDM issues | Apple Developer Forums Google+ Community - Ep 365 iPhone 6s Reviews: 'Performance Beast' with a 'Truly Great' Camera 6 ways the new iPhone 6s is better than the iPhone 6 Top 10 New Features of iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus: Top 8 best  new features iPhone 6s Is A Bigger Hardware Upgrade Than Most 2015 Android Flagships iPhone 6s Keyboard Features Trackpad Mode Insane: Benchmark tests show iPhone 6s is as powerful as the Retina MacBook Pad & Pencil - Kickstarter How the new Apple TV uses On-Demand Resources Apple might finally let you delete apps that come with the iPhone Here’s how much storage space a 1 minute 4K video will take up Chinese sperm bank wants you to swap your swimmers for an iPhone 6s iCloud storage pricing - Apple Support     Apps Mentioned in this Episode: Tii Korg Gadget AudioShare Pic Collage Pixalmator 40 Some Years of Concert Photos Cool Timer Pro Proloquo2Go CrowdViz  

Time for a mobile episode! Aravindh Baskaran, UX researcher and designer, joins Tim Keirnan to look at the user experience of Android Lollipop. What did we like about it and what do we think could be better? With Android Marshmallow on the way, it's time to reflect on Lollipop's effectiveness.Android is used, in one form or another, by more customers around the world than any other mobile OS (stats we found on this were so inconsistent that we gave up looking, but Android was clearly in the lead in all mobile OS usage stats). We used Aravindh's Nexus 5 phone for this episode because Tim's Nexus 4 now has Ubuntu Touch on it. The blog post image is Lollipop's list design that you'll hear us discuss when we refer to Google's "Material Design".Note when critiquing Android UIs: Aravindh and Tim are critiquing pure Android as designed by Google and used on their Nexus devices and (for the most part) on Motorola's smart phones. Other manufacturers can and do take advantage of Android's open source nature to create their own Android UI that can be grossly inferior to pure Android or innovative, depending on one's point of view. So the UX of Android is not one thing as with iOS and Windows Phone, but a fragmented mix of competing interpretations of Google's Android reference design.Email from Jan Jursa and Costan Boiangiu concludes this episode. Head over to Jan's wonderful Information Architecture Television and take advantage of all the great material there:http://iatelevision.blogspot.com/

Brandon and Scott change the way they do their podcast by doing the entertainment part first and the technology news last. The shows they talk about are Between(Netflix), Game of Thrones (HBO) , Sense8 (Netflix), Orange Is The New Black (Netflix), Catastrophe (Amazon prime) Scott talks about his New member to His family, And Brandon goes to see "Ex Machina" (Warning Spoilers: if you are planing to see this movie don't Listen between 00:23:00 to 00:29:02.) in Brandon's Tech news he talks about BlackBerry May use Google's Android System, Amazon launches Fire OS 5 Dev preview, based on Android Lollipop, Soon You’ll Be Able to Play Xbox 360 Games on Xbox One.

Brandon and Scott change the way they do their podcast by doing the entertainment part first and the technology news last. The shows they talk about are Between(Netflix), Game of Thrones (HBO) , Sense8 (Netflix), Orange Is The New Black (Netflix), Catastrophe (Amazon prime) Scott talks about his New member to His family, And Brandon goes to see "Ex Machina" (Warning Spoilers: if you are planing to see this movie don't Listen between 00:23:00 to 00:29:02.) in Brandon's Tech news he talks about BlackBerry May use Google's Android System, Amazon launches Fire OS 5 Dev preview, based on Android Lollipop, Soon You’ll Be Able to Play Xbox 360 Games on Xbox One.

Sometimes you can't install a program update and attempting the usual fix (uninstalling) doesn't work either. Microsoft has a helpful application. Research by Google makes it appear that many of us can't remember where we were born, but it's worse than that. If you've recently installed Android Lollipop on your smart phone, check the phone's data usage. In Short Circuits: Finding a way to eat and drink where the locals do when you're traveling. In Spare Parts (only on the website): New Jersey and IBM work together to improve traffic flow, a new approach to Internet security, and are you ready for a cannabis investor summit?

Elk jaar tijdens ontwikkelaarsconferentie Google I/O toont het bedrijf nieuwe producten en diensten. Afgelopen donderdag was het weer tijd voor de openingskeynote en presenteerde Google onder meer Android M. De nieuwe versie van het besturingssysteem komt in de herfst uit en de naam blijft nog even onbekend. Android M blijft qua uiterlijk gelijk aan het huidige Android Lollipop. Wel wordt het voor gebruikers mogelijk specifiek in te stellen welke toegangen een app krijgt en welke niet. Daarnaast is er brede ondersteuning voor vingerafdrukscanners en spraakbesturing waardoor apps van derden deze diensten ook kunnen gaan gebruiken. De meest verrassende aankondigingen waren die rond Google Now en Google Foto's. De digitale assistent en de foto-applicatie worden veel slimmer door kunstmatige intelligentie. Ze gaan verbanden leggen, herkennen objecten op foto's en begrijpen menselijke taal beter. Dat zorgt voor nieuwe functionaliteiten en slimmere telefoons, maar Google gaat ook nog meer gegevens tot zich nemen.

Revogada liminar do Uber; Hayek: a nova criptomoeda; Novos celulares com Windows 10; Diretor de vingadores apela no Twitter; Crescimento do Android Lollipop; PlayStation Now no PS3.

Revogada liminar do Uber; Hayek: a nova criptomoeda; Novos celulares com Windows 10; Diretor de vingadores apela no Twitter; Crescimento do Android Lollipop; PlayStation Now no PS3.

Michael and Jstebz are back with another episode of Mainly Mobile. On today's show, Michael is thoroughly engaged in Family Guy: Quest For Stuff and it's not just because of Star Trek. He's also been playing King of Maths, and swears that math is fun, but Jstebz is not having any of that.  Jstebz is still playing Danger Rabbit, but has been branching out with some new apps. She discovered she is too old for Yik Yak. Her ancient phone got an upgrade to Android Lollipop and she's cool with it.  The big news in mobile tech right now is the Apple Watch! Jstebz and Michael briefly discuss their opinions on wearable tech. Also, Meerkat released a beta app for Android, and Jstebz is excited about livestreaming. 

Adobe's latest version of Acrobat goes a long way toward fulfilling absurd demands from users; Samsung has finally started pushing updates to the latest version of Android (Lollipop) to phones, but not yet to tablets; Microsoft is now at build 10,074 of Windows 10 and Project Spartan has a real name. In Short Circuits: This week is the 34th anniversary of the first commercial mouse, if you have an Apple watch, you can have a portable dictionary, and we'll look at another threat to traditional radio. In Spare Parts, only on the website: Tiny storage devices are even larger and you can hang a weatherproof Wi-Fi access point outside to cover the neighborhood.

Hoy hacemos un pequeño podcast para repasar muy por encima la keynote de Apple y su nuevo y flamante Apple Watch, también hablamos del Apple Tv y de los nuevos Macbook presentados. En otro orden de cosas ¿por qué tardan tanto algunos fabricantes en lanzar Lollipop en sus dispositivos? Triunfará Whastapp con sus nuevas llamadas VoIp?

– Primera donación recibida. – Abierta mi nueva web – Comento mi opinión sobre la falta del Modo Silencio en Lollipop y las nuevas opciones disponibles para controlar las notificaciones e interrupciones.El contenido Modo silencio en Android Lollipop se publicó primero en Elías Gómez.

– Primera donación recibida. – Abierta mi nueva web – Comento mi opinión sobre la falta del Modo Silencio en Lollipop y las nuevas opciones disponibles para controlar las notificaciones e interrupciones.El contenido Modo silencio en Android Lollipop se publicó primero en Elías Gómez.

Android Lollipop na linha Moto; Google não atualizará mais Android 4.3 e anteriores; Nintendo pretende voltar ao Brasil; Fim do suporte mainstream ao Win 7; Novo Windows Phone pode surgir em janeiro; Lucros com vendas de iPhones.

-Extra! Extra!- Cierran Google News en España Skype presume su traductor en tiempo real Se filtra nuevo video de Windows 10 - Cortana incluida Cierran Pirate Bay pero ya regreso Mas problemas para UBER -La de OCHO- Los resúmenes anuales -Noti Express- BOSE lanzara servicion de streaming de musica Ya esta disponible Android Lollipop para Motorola..... -EDITORIAL- o -TECNOLOGIA EN TU VIDA- Peliculas Gratis en: popcorntime cuevanastorm

Android Lollipop 5.0 nos aparelhos brasileiros, Operadoras brasileiras com maior velocidade, de acordo com Netflix, Malware no Linux, Amazon lança Kindle Unlimited no Brasil, Nexus 5 será descontinuado, Minissérie da Lara Croft

Sophos experts Chester Wisniewski and Paul Ducklin dissect the week's security news and turn it into advice you can use. In this episode of the Chet Chat: Sony's breach, a spyware bust, Android Lollipop "pinning", e-cigarette malware, and how to win cool T-shirts in the "12 Days of Christmas" Naked Security quiz.

Motorola pode lançar novo smartphone; "Gangnam Style" faz contador do YouTube pifar; Na surdina: atualização do Android Lollipop; Sony comemora 20 anos de PlayStation; Intel faz parceria com Luxottica para wearable; Comic Con Experience no Brasil.

Asustin y Eduardo hablan de Uber, The Iron Banner 2.0, Android Lollipop, Inbox by Google, Super Smash Brothers y Santa Claus sobrevolando países musulmanes

Hablamos de las novedades de la nueva versión de Android 5.0, y de la última actualización de Keep, que ahora dispone de notas colaborativas.El contenido Android Lollipop y Google Keep se publicó primero en Elías Gómez.

Hablamos de las novedades de la nueva versión de Android 5.0, y de la última actualización de Keep, que ahora dispone de notas colaborativas.El contenido Android Lollipop y Google Keep se publicó primero en Elías Gómez.

Deze week bespreekt de techredactie van NU.nl de volgende onderwerpen in De week van NUtech: - [00:42] Popster Taylor Swift heeft haar muziek teruggetrokken van Spotify, omdat ze vindt dat ze hier te weinig aan verdient. Spotify-ceo Daniel Ek schreef een brief waarin hij zegt dat populaire artiesten als Swift jaarlijks miljoenen verdienen aan de dienst. Het muzieklabel van Swift ontkent dit vervolgens weer. Wat is waar en hoe moeten artiesten omgaan met de plotselinge populariteit van streaming op de muziekmarkt? - [05:21] Youtube krijgt een betaalde muziekdienst met de naam Music Key. Voor een vast maandbedrag wordt het mogelijk om muziekvideo's offline te bekijken, zonder reclame. Zitten we daar op te wachten naast bestaande streamingdiensten als Spotify en Googles eigen Play Music All Access? - [07:52] Amazon brengt zijn e-readers naar Nederland en gaat ook Nederlandstalige e-books verkopen. Een prijzenoorlog levert het waarschijnlijk niet op, want vaak bepalen de uitgevers de prijs van hun e-books. Wat kan Amazon dan toevoegen? We vroegen het aan bestuurders van Amazon en aan de grootste concurrent Bol.com. - [12:46] Android Lollipop (5.0) verscheen deze week officieel voor Nexus-toestellen en op een aantal apparaten van Motorola. We bespreken de uiterlijke veranderingen en nieuwe functies in het besturingssysteem, dat hiermee qua designkwaliteit dichter richting iOS kruipt. - [17:05] De G Watch R is LG's tweede poging om een Android Wear-smartwatch aan de man te brengen. Het ronde scherm en stijlvolle uiterlijk zijn goede verbeteringen, maar is de software in het afgelopen half jaar evenredig veel beter geworden?

This week we discuss Amazon's upcoming Echo device and the Fire TV Stick, the Dropbox and Microsoft Office 365 alliance, Android 5.0 Lollipop, Wirelurker, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Gear S, Microsoft Band, HP Stream 7 and Microsoft Office free Running time : 0:53:11

The Android Lollipop release is finally here, and it's the most beautiful thing that's ever happened to Google's mobile platform. We'll talk about that with the assistance of some Nexus 9 review units in our Gadgets in Hand segment, and we'll touch on when you can expect Lollipop to land on your device. Before that, though, it's been a big week if you're in the market for an Apple Watch or a Microsoft cloud solution: you can now start saving the money from the latter to help pay for the former. And speaking of Microsoft – it's been a while since we've countenanced a new Windows Phone around these parts, so today we'll be unboxing the Nokia Lumia 830 live on the air! If that's the kind of podcast that flips your live tiles, then congratulations! You've found the mobile show you're looking for. Join us for Pocketnow Weekly 121 below –either through the live video stream at 12:00pm Eastern on November 6 (click here for your local time), or the high-quality audio version available later on– and shoot your questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air. See you then!Pocketnow Weekly 121 Recording Date November 6, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Florence Ion (Greenbot) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:01:40) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by Squarespace, the all-in-one platform that makes it fast and easy to create your own professional website, portfolio, and online store. For a free trial and 10% off, visit Squarespace.com and enter offer code POCKETNOW at checkout. A better web starts with your website. News (00:09:18) iOS New iPad Pro rumors delve into hardware specifics Apple Watch pricing rumors suggest you'd better start saving now Windows Microsoft makes Office free for Android, iPad, iPhone The Microsoft Band isn't about looking good Windows Phone gets an NFC payment solution with Softcard Android Nokia Android flagship in the works? HTC pens mea culpa for borked Nexus 9 sale Gadgets in Hand (00:41:57) A segment about sharing the wealth. In Gadgets in Hand, we bring the hot new gadgetry – and you bring the questions. If you're watching the show live, use the Q&A app in Google Hangouts to ask us anything about the Nexus 9 and Android Lollipop release, and if you're more of the Windows Phone persuasion, hit us up with questions about the freshly-unboxed Lumia 830! Nexus 9 unboxing & first impressions (Video) Nexus 5 Lollipop release could be a week away Moto X 2014 Lollipop release leaked, new camera app in tow Microsoft Lumia 830 unboxing (podcast edition) Dial F for Fail (01:27:21) A segment from our top news wrangler about injustice, misdeeds, and general foolishness within the mobile industry. Today's topic is all about incompetence. You had ONE job: why are smartphone and tablet makers so damn bad at selling smartphones and tablets?  Listener Mail (01:38:26) E-mailed submissions from Malte, Levi Sands, & Big Red Robert Music It may just sound like a ringtone to you, but our transition music track ("Radiation") is a real song, from a real album, by a real artist: Ali Spagnola. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, visit her YouTube page here, and follow her on Twitter here! • Thanks for tuning in. See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Novidades da Cisco Live direto de Cancun, no México; Pré-venda do iPhone 6 no Brasil; Governo russo proíbe iPhones e iPads no país; Atraso no lançamento do Android Lollipop; Lançamento do Moto Maxx e Moto 360 no Brasil

Kengo Hamasaki さんと、Digits, Inbox by Google, OnePlus One, Android Lollipop などについて話しました。 Show Notes Fabric | Twitter Developers A better way to sign in with Digits | Twitter Blogs Twitter's Audacious Plan to Infiltrate All Your Apps | WIRED twitter digits Rebuild: 62: Wrong Username Mentions (dice) Inbox by Gmail - the inbox that works for you View Issue/Pull Request buttons for Gmail Email markup - Google Developers OnePlus One - OnePlus.net CyanogenMod | Android Community Operating System lollipop-release - Git at Google Silicon Valley | HBO Is HBO's 'Silicon Valley' a critique of sexism - or just sexist? StartUp Podcast

Novidades da Cisco Live, Android Lollipop começa a ser liberado, Oi desmente planos para comprar TIM, Monumento em homenagem a Jobs é destruído na Rússia, Galaxy S6 já está em desenvolvimento, Cofundador do Pirate Bay é preso na Tailândia

主持：陸志勤、李碩宏、Derek 今次到Google發布新產品，新系統Android 5.0 Lollipop […]

As one brand gets a supersized juice-up, another goes a little quicker to the retirement home – and the rest undulate in uncertain undertakings from the sensational to the soporific. So it goes in mobile as in any other field, and we're here to cover it in the brief lull between reviews at Pocketnow's Boston offices! In between talk of the Lollipop-flavored new Nexii and the sandblasting of Nokia logos from Microsoft's new handhelds, we'll share initial thoughts on Apple Pay and iOS 8, talk about the Galaxy Note 4's "edgy" sibling, and dispense hand-picked smartphone buying advice to listeners just like you! If that's the kind of talk that teeters your totter, then welcome: you're among friends – nerdy ones. Join us for Pocketnow Weekly 119 below –either through the live video stream at 11:00am Eastern on October 23 (click here for your local time), or the high-quality audio version – and shoot your questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air. See you then!Pocketnow Weekly 119 Recording Date October 23, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Nicole Scott (Mobile Geeks) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:01:36) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by Squarespace, the all-in-one platform that makes it fast and easy to create your own professional website, portfolio, and online store. For a free trial and 10% off, visit Squarespace.com and enter offer code POCKETNOW at checkout. A better web starts with your website. News (00:07:27) Android Google formally shares Android Lollipop release date Nexus 6 delays anticipated for int'l markets Google updates email for 2014 with Inbox for Gmail Samsung Galaxy Note Edge gets a release date (but you probably still can't buy it) iOS iOS 8.1 first impressions The new money: using Apple Pay in the real world Are your jeans ruining your iPhone 6? Windows Microsoft acknowledges Lumia rebranding efforts Microsoft might beat Apple with a smartwatch this year Which Phone Should I Buy? (01:09:38) A segment about helping you with our most-asked listener question of all: which smartphone deserves your hard-earned cash? On today's installment: Justin Eades is stuck between the iPhone 6 Plus and the Galaxy Note 4; Dennis K. can't decide between the HTC E8 and the HTC Desire 820; and Suliman Saadi has an almost impossible list of demands – can we find the right smartphone for him? Dial F for Fail (01:26:20) A segment from our top news wrangler about injustice, misdeeds, and general foolishness within the mobile industry. Today's topic: Beware the Rise of Half-Assed Virtual Reality Listener Mail (01:39:08) E-mailed submissions from Marc, Josh, Imran Ahmad, and Alex Music It may just sound like a ringtone to you, but our transition music track ("Radiation") is a real song, from a real album, by a real artist: Ali Spagnola. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, visit her YouTube page here, and follow her on Twitter here! • Thanks for listening! See you next week for Episode 120. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In der aktuellen Folge von c't uplink sprechen wir über die neuen Funktionen in der brandaktuellen Preview-Version von Windows 10. Jan Schüßler zeigt das neue Action Center und erzählt, wie ausführlich das Betriebssystem nach Hause telefoniert. Über neue, extrem günstige Notebooks berichtet Jörg Wirtgen: Die kosten dank Billig-Windows nur 250 Euro. Außerdem stellt er das neue Android Lollipop vor und spekuliert darüber, warum neue Smartphones aktuell so riesig sind. Zu guter Letzt bricht Ernst Ahlers eine Lanze für die ungeliebte Voice-over-IP-Telefonie (VoIP), die etliche Zusatzfunktionen gegenüber Analog- und ISDN-Telefonie bietet.

In der aktuellen Folge von c't uplink sprechen wir über die neuen Funktionen in der brandaktuellen Preview-Version von Windows 10. Jan Schüßler zeigt das neue Action Center und erzählt, wie ausführlich das Betriebssystem nach Hause telefoniert. Über neue, extrem günstige Notebooks berichtet Jörg Wirtgen: Die kosten dank Billig-Windows nur 250 Euro. Außerdem stellt er das neue Android Lollipop vor und spekuliert darüber, warum neue Smartphones aktuell so riesig sind. Zu guter Letzt bricht Ernst Ahlers eine Lanze für die ungeliebte Voice-over-IP-Telefonie (VoIP), die etliche Zusatzfunktionen gegenüber Analog- und ISDN-Telefonie bietet.

In der aktuellen Folge von c't uplink sprechen wir über die neuen Funktionen in der brandaktuellen Preview-Version von Windows 10. Jan Schüßler zeigt das neue Action Center und erzählt, wie ausführlich das Betriebssystem nach Hause telefoniert. Über neue, extrem günstige Notebooks berichtet Jörg Wirtgen: Die kosten dank Billig-Windows nur 250 Euro. Außerdem stellt er das neue Android Lollipop vor und spekuliert darüber, warum neue Smartphones aktuell so riesig sind. Zu guter Letzt bricht Ernst Ahlers eine Lanze für die ungeliebte Voice-over-IP-Telefonie (VoIP), die etliche Zusatzfunktionen gegenüber Analog- und ISDN-Telefonie bietet.

Celulares que receberão o Android Lollipop; Apple acusada de invadir privacidade; Microsoft põe fim ao nome "Nokia"; Resultados financeiros da Apple; Parceria entre Apple e IBM; Indisposição entre PROTESTE e operadoras.

Apple desaponta seus acionistas; Android Lollipop para a linha Xperia Z; Ações da Netflix em baixa; Parceria entre Twitter e Soundcloud; Resultados financeiros do Google; Cortana está mais inteligente.

On this special episode of the DL Show, we talk about today's batch of announcement that included the unveiling of the Nexus 6, Nexus 9, Nexus Player, and Android 5.0 Lollipop. After that, it's on to the DROID Turbo and some questions surrounding updates to Android Lollipop.