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Ama ama şey... Olsun onun başında "i" var :))) - Savaş DOĞAN

optimus tab 3d video çekimi vs ile bence en iyisi. - fuzuli

Şimdiden değerlendirme yapmak zor ama hepsi belli bir standardın üstünde. Tabletlerden herhangi birini alan pişman olmaz heralde. Bana göre android tabletlerde XOOM bir adım önde. Yinede diğerlerinin fiyatları ve Ram kapasiteleri belli olmadan birşey söylemek yanlış olur. - Ömer ABİŞOĞULLARI

"Few chores are as unpleasant as doing taxes. But filers can avoid some of the drudgery by turning it over to their mobile phones. Intuit, the company that makes TurboTax software, introduced an application on Friday that lets users automatically fill out the 1040EZ, the most basic of the I.R.S. personal tax forms. Filers simply photograph their W-2 and the app does much of the rest. Intuit’s SnapTax app, available for the iPhone and Android phones, relies on image-recognition technology to read salary and withholding information from the W-2. Users answer a few questions and review their return for accuracy before submitting it electronically by tapping a File Now button. Intuit charges $15 for each filing through the app, and it says that completing a return can take as little as 15 minutes." - Derrick from Bookmarklet

"Anyone who regularly uses a video camera will know that the devices do not see the world the way we do. The human visual system can perceive a scene that contains both bright highlights and dark shadows, yet is able to process that information in such a way that it can simultaneously expose for both lighting extremes – up to a point, at least. Video cameras, however, have just one f-stop to work with at any one time, and so must make compromises. Now, however, researchers from the UK’s University of Warwick claim to have the solution to such problems, in the form of the world’s first full High Dynamic Range (HDR) video system." - imabonehead from Bookmarklet

"When Popular Mechanics magazine launched in 1902, it seemed almost impossible for our editors and writers to imagine what 2010 might look like, but that didn't stop them from trying. Since then, we've published countless predictions of scientists, inventors, and other visionaries as steam gave way to electricity, stone buildings were overshadowed by skyscrapers of concrete and steel, and advances in transportation and telecommunications seemed to shrink the world. Now we live in an era we're used to thinking of as “the future.” Though we still lack flying cars and jet packs (as predicted in 1928 and 1964), our clothes are made of milk (as we forecast in 1929), our foods are fortified with grass (1940), and our mail is sorted by robots and delivered by airplane (though perhaps not the way we anticipated in 1921). Surrounded by wonders and a fast-evolving culture of innovation, it's just as challenging today for us to imagine the next century as it must have been for our early 20th... more... - RAPatton

"Prediction 1959: United States Not First To The Moon The first American trip to the moon will be launched not from earth but from a space station in orbit around our planet. It is possible even now, of course, to send a man to the moon the hard way; a single man cramped into a tiny shell with just enough fuel to reach the moon, land and fire himself back toward the earth. At the... more... - RAPatton

"Model S, engineered from the ground up as an EV, is meticulously designed for superior aerodynamics, stability and handling, crash safety, performance and range. Before Model S enters production it will have been thoroughly tested using both computer simulations and test vehicles. Tesla will complete two vehicle testing phases, Alpha and Beta. The Alpha phase began in 2010. Here is one Alpha driving in California." - imabonehead from Bookmarklet

"Check out Boeing's concept drawings of a super-advanced aircraft in 2025. NASA gave Boeing, plus Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, contracts to study cleaner, safer, and more fuel-efficient aircraft designs for 14 years hence, and here's the first look. [NASA]" - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

Yes, apparently this is possible. Also, for iPhone Users outside the US, I notice that only one Google Voice app is available, as of, today in the App Store (this refers to the Ireland store but I presumes applies elsewhere in the EU and perhaps further afield too): VoiceCentral. Because none of the other (Google Voice) apps are available in the App Store I have a faint suspicion that VoiceCentral might just have been placed in a non US app store by mistake. So if you're non resident in the US, feel like using a proxy to set up your GV account, are an iPhone user and don't mind a couple of Euro punt on this app then, if I were you, I'd pile into the AppStore and get me a copy of VoiceCentral before its pulled by Apple. Enjoy and remember, if it doesn't work, don't blame me. For the record I've downloaded myself a copy but haven't yet attempted to try to set up a GoogleVoice account, I haven't even got an invite yet (There's a hint in there: if anyone can advise me, or help, on how to get a GV invitation I'd be very thankful for your help) - JSLeFanu from Bookmarklet

BTW, for anyone interested I eventually managed to set this up. Whether it's worth it or not is a different matter entirely. - JSLeFanu

"Did you know that Getjar is the 2nd largest mobile app store in the world? If you said, no, you would not be alone. Getjar brings mobile apps and games for both the Android and iPhone platforms. Right now we are in the middle of a special program where Getjar is offering premium paid apps for free." - Amani from Bookmarklet

I used GetJar on my old phone. Made a lot more useable. - Anika