Apple preps OS X Lion for iCloud debut

Apple appears on track to release a Mac OS X Lion update by Oct. 12, when the company will roll out iCloud, its new online synchronization and backup service.
On Tuesday, Apple announced that iCloud will debut a week from today for mobile devices running iOS 5 and Macs running Mac OS X 10.7, aka Lion.
Although Apple has not publicly confirmed the need for an update to Lion in order to run iCloud, developers have been testing the service using Mac OS X 10.7.2, an unreleased edition.
Yesterday, Apple issued a GM, or gold master build of 10.7.2 to developers. The term is a label some developers use -- Microsoft calls it "release to manufacturing," or RTM, instead -- for finished software that presumably is ready to send to duplicators and distributors, or in Apple's case, for release to the public.
The notes accompanying the GM of Mac OS X 10.7.2 said there were no known issues with the release, another sign that Apple is close to green-lighting the update.
Apple has scheduled iCloud's roll-out on the same day as the release of iOS 5, and two days before it launches the iPhone 4S.
The company took to a similar timeline in 2008 when it debuted MobileMe, iCloud's predecessor, two days before the on-sale date of that year's smartphone, the iPhone 3G.
MobileMe's launch was rocky at best, a debacle at worst.
The service stumbled even before it got off the ground: The transition from .Mac, which was supposed to take only a few hours, instead dragged on for a full day, raising the ire of users locked out of their accounts. Days later, customers complained about slower-than-expected synchronization, which Apple answered with an apology and a 30-day service extension to all users. Finally, an Apple server went south, taking down the e-mail accounts of about 1% of MobileMe's subscribers. The outage lasted 11 days before service was fully restored.
Then-CEO Steve Jobs later told employees that the MobileMe launch was "simply not up to Apple's standards" and replaced the vice president who had overseen the service with Eddy Cue, the executive who Tuesday demonstrated iCloud at the iPhone 4S unveiling.
Apple has said that iCloud will run only on Mac OS X 10.7, the edition that powered approximately 22% of all Macs that went online during September.
Unlike MobileMe, iCloud is free to all iOS 5 and Lion users. iCloud includes 5GB of free online storage and serves as a music, photo, app, document and other data sync service that keeps multiple devices up-to-date with user-purchased or -created content. Users can purchase additional storage space: $20 annually will cover 10GB of space; $40, for 20GB; and $100 a year, for 50GB.
People who own an iOS 5 device but rely on a Windows PC rather than a Mac must have Windows Vista or Windows 7, Apple said.
Apple will release the 10.7.2 update through its usual Software Update and manual download channels.

Samsung Captivate Glide

Samsung Captivate Glide - Constitutes ponsel with keyboard slider with four QWERTY'S rows, Dual Core's processor 1Ghz utilizes chipset 2 Tegra with 1GB RAM, and has display 4 SuperAMOLED's type inch.
Are not is behind in available also camera 8MP with comptence video capture 1080p and HDMI'S ports.

Samsung Captivate Glide's Spesification :

• UMTS 850/1900/2100
• GSM 850/900/1800/1900
• 4G HSPA + 21 Mbps (Category 14)
• 1GHz Nvidia Tegra 2 AP20H Dual Core processors
• Internal 1GB RAM/1GB ROM/8GB microSD ™ for 32GB (excluding)
• Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)
• 4-WVGA Inches 480×800 Super AMOLED ™
• Dual camera – Autofocus 8MP w / LED front + 1.3MP
• Full HD 1080p Camera video + HDMI
• Step up® Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) for email synchronization, contact, calendar and task
• Peripheral and encryption SD card
• Virtual private's network support
• Mobile Device Management (MDM)

New Technology 2011 – Sony’s Zeus

 

Arguably the best new product for gaming fans everywhere has come into play; Zeus. Sony’s PlayStation Phone was released in April and features PlayStation gaming, slide-out controls, a four inch multi touch screen and a 1 Gigahertz (GHz) processor. It also boasts a five mega pixel rear camera and video recorder, as well as a front camera for video chats.
But what good is a gadget with a charger  The ElectroHub is another one of the great new technology 2011, the charging station can charge up to six different devices at one time. It accommodates all types of gizmos; from your TV remote to your smartphone. Say goodbye to tangled wires and endless frustration of not having enough plug sockets.
Moving on to cameras, at present so many are available with built in wi-fi connection but why buy a new camera when you could buy a memory card with the feature. Not only are they cheaper but they can be used in different devices. Eye-Fi Mobile X2 is an 8 GB SD memory card that brings high speed wi-fi to your camera so you don’t have to spend your hard earned pennies on a new one.
Finally, to conclude our picks of the best new technology 2011 we must applaud Nintendo 3DS for rising to the extreme competition of the smart phone. The new Nintendo 3DS features two screens with passive 3D, a motion and gyro sensor, and a 3D camera. Just like the Toshiba television you won’t need glasses to enjoy this phenomenal gaming experience.