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Skype Adds Nexus S 4G Support
Jul 2nd
The team at Skype has announced support for the Google Nexus S 4G on Sprint’s WiMAX network. The team updated Skype yesterday and included some excellent changes but unfortunately at this time there just aren’t too many devices being supported for Skype’s video calling. The hotfix issued today for Skype adds Nexus S 4G support to the list of devices that users can enjoy video calling on.
It’s great to see the team at Skype adding support for more and more devices as time goes on, hopefully soon their support list will be a little more encompassing. You can check out Skype at the source link below in the Android Market.
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AT&T to enable BlackBerry Bridge support before sundown
Jul 1st
Most tablets function just fine on their own, but RIM’s BlackBerry Playbook introduced a unique, yet restrictive interface that limits Bluetooth tethering to a similarly-branded handset. This feature, called BlackBerry Bridge, lets your tablet piggyback on a handset’s 3G data connection, also enabling access to productivity apps like email and calendar, which are still otherwise unavailable on the PlayBook. Unfortunately, this option hasn’t been made available for AT&T users, but that’s about to change, as the feature will be added to App World today. While the Bridge suite is totally gratis, enabling the AT&T 3G data connection requires a monthly tethering plan of , which means anyone grandfathered into the unlimited data feature will need to decide if it’s worth the jump. Bridge not sounding like your cup of tea? Don’t worry — at least you can take comfort in knowing that the days of pining for native email are numbered.
AT&T to enable BlackBerry Bridge support before sundown originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 01 Jul 2011 12:35:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Apple posts Final Cut Pro X FAQ following backlash, promises multicamera support and other updates
Jun 29th
Though Apple took to the pages of The New York Times last week to respond to a chorus of criticism about Final Cut Pro X, it’s clear the company is going to have to go a little further in assuaging videographers who were alarmed to learn that the built-from-the-ground-up software omits certain key features found in Final Cut Pro 7. The outfit has posted an FAQ page on its site, which answers oft-repeated questions, yes, but also reassures users that some — but not all — of these features are on the way. Specifically, Apple promised that multicamera editing is coming as part of the “next major release” and that XML exporting is on the agenda, too. Additionally, volume licensing for orders of 20 or more will be available “soon,” while an update this summer will allow you to use metadata tags to categorize audio tracks by type and then export them from Final Cut Pro X. Still, you’re going to have to get used to the fact that you can’t import old FCP files without data loss– and don’t expect updates for tape-based editing, either. As always, hit that source link for the full spill.
Apple posts Final Cut Pro X FAQ following backlash, promises multicamera support and other updates originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 29 Jun 2011 16:20:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Motorola Xooms in Android 3.1 update that activates microSD card support outside the US
Jun 22nd
You know that microSD card slot that’s been laying dormant in your Motorola Xoom? Provided you don’t reside in the US, that’ll be getting activated soon as part of the tablet’s Android 3.1 update, which is starting to roll out now and should have all of Europe covered within the next few weeks. Motorola explicitly identifies this as a firmware update for “non-US” Xooms, so Canadians would be well advised to check their software update utility, though the big question is why didn’t the American 3.1 update include microSD support as well? What tangled web of intrigue lies behind this selective activation?
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Motorola Xooms in Android 3.1 update that activates microSD card support outside the US originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 22 Jun 2011 06:21:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Microsoft, Facebook, RIM, and others write to the FCC in support of AT&T-Mobile merger
Jun 9th
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has mail. It’s only a page and a paragraph long, but the letter he’s received this week has much gravitas attached to it, coming as it does from a select group of the tech industry’s biggest companies, all of whom are lending their support to AT&T’s proposed acquisition of T-Mobile. Of the eight new proponents of the deal, Microsoft, Facebook and Yahoo form a sub-group of software / web content distributors, whereas Qualcomm, RIM, Avaya, Brocade, and Oracle will have been motivated to speak up because they see the takeover as expanding opportunities to sell their mobile and networking hardware. The entire octet agrees that the melding of AT&T and T-Mobile’s networks into one is a requisite move for broadening mobile broadband availability in the US and for keeping the country competitive with the rest of the world. In their words, “an increasingly robust and efficient wireless network is part of a virtuous innovation cycle.” Virtuous for them, perhaps, but what about consumers faced with an increasingly binary choice of mobile carrier? Who shall protect their virtue?
Microsoft, Facebook, RIM, and others write to the FCC in support of AT&T-Mobile merger originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 09 Jun 2011 00:19:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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CyanogenMod Support Now Official for 3 Samsung Galaxy S Devices
May 19th
Its official! Now everyone can relax as CM7 has arrived on the popular Samsung Galaxy S series handset. Its been a long time coming, divorces and ruined friendships are simply a side effect of the most popular series of custom roms ever. The current registration count of devices running CM7 exceeds 250k and is likely to skyrocket with this announcement.
Supported devices are:
- Samsung Galaxy S i9000
- Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant
- Samsung Galaxy S Captivate – nightly builds
Nightly builds have already started for the Captivate and the rest should be rolling out very soon. A tweet from @Cyanogen himself, credits this accomplishment to a handful of guys who made this happen.
Say thanks and follow @atinm, @codeworkx, @dumdidum, and @guiperpt for all their hard work.
Send these guys a tweet and let them know how much you appreciate their efforts. Keep an eye on the CyanogenMod download page or grab your nightly builds via Rom Manager Premium.
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