Good new for owners of the Motorola ELECTRIFY M on the U.S. Cellular network. Your phone is receiving Android 4.1 through an update that has started rolling out. That means you can say good bye to those unsightly underarm stains
lags thanks to Project Butter. Google Now brings you traffic reports,
sports scores, stock market info, all of the information that you want
to know, when you want to know it. With the expandable notifications,
you can take action right from the notification itself. Did you miss the
call from that corporate headhunter about that opening at Cogswell's
Cogs? Instead of heading to the dialer to make the call, simply act
right from the notification of the missed call and you'll be on the
phone in no time, confirming your new position.
Motorola has been a bit stingy
with the updates, although we should say that lately, they have taken
care of their newer models. The pattern that is apparent is that any
Motorola model with less than 1GB of RAM got frozen no higher than
Gingerbread. In the meantime, the Motorola ELECTRIFY M will raise Jelly
Bean's distribution rate, which Google reported as being 13.6% in the latest report.
And we should warn owners of the phone that these updates don't usually
hit everyone at one time. So if it doesn't come today or tomorrow,
don't panic. Don't touch your shoelaces or belts. Don't drive to the
nearest bridge and jump (at least not with the phone in your pocket).
The update will come eventually.
Jumat, 08 Februari 2013
British satellite will be controlled by Google Nexus One
The satellite is called “Strand-1.” The project is headed by Surrey
Space Center (SSC) and Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL)
located in Guildford, England.
The satellite is scheduled to be launched at the end of February from India and part of the spacecraft’s mission will be controlled by a Google Nexus One handset. The device is connected to the satellite’s systems via USB cable and has not been physically modified in any way.
Obviously it has some rather customized software in it, but otherwise, “We haven’t gutted the Nexus. We’ve done lots and lots of tests on it; we’ve put our own software on it. But we’ve essentially got a regular phone, connected up the USB to it and put it in the satellite,” according to SSC’s lead engineer, Dr. Chris Bridges.
The Nexus One will be placed along the side of the inside of the satellite where its 5MP camera will be able to take pictures through a window on the rectangular shaped spacecraft. Strand is actually an acronym for Surrey Training Research and Nanosatellite Demonstration. That is right, “nanosatellite,” as this whole apparatus is only about 30cm long, and weighs about 4.3kg.
The satellite is scheduled to be launched at the end of February from India and part of the spacecraft’s mission will be controlled by a Google Nexus One handset. The device is connected to the satellite’s systems via USB cable and has not been physically modified in any way.
Obviously it has some rather customized software in it, but otherwise, “We haven’t gutted the Nexus. We’ve done lots and lots of tests on it; we’ve put our own software on it. But we’ve essentially got a regular phone, connected up the USB to it and put it in the satellite,” according to SSC’s lead engineer, Dr. Chris Bridges.
The Nexus One will be placed along the side of the inside of the satellite where its 5MP camera will be able to take pictures through a window on the rectangular shaped spacecraft. Strand is actually an acronym for Surrey Training Research and Nanosatellite Demonstration. That is right, “nanosatellite,” as this whole apparatus is only about 30cm long, and weighs about 4.3kg.
Sabtu, 02 Juli 2011
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