isaacwaller

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by isaacwaller 13y ago
It should be noted that this is from July 2011.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
Google is hoping the browser will replace your operating system.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
The non Google Wallet images are for those outside the United States.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
But there are many more students than iOS developers.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
In Hong Kong they use Traditional Chinese characters, which is almost the same set used in Japan.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
They weren't payment confirmations - they were public merchant checkout pages that were linked from other pages on the internet. http://blog.coinbase.com/post/47198421272/data-on-merchant-p...
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
In the US, the 'Google' voice that provides spoken feedback is a woman. In the UK, it is a male voice.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
Contactless transactions are limited to a small amount without entering a PIN.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
Does anybody know of a similar tool for Android?
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
I think it's too early to make these conclusions. The self driving cars are produced by Google X, and have nothing to do (yet) with the data-collecting Ads division. I would be very surprised if the cars send personally-identifying data bac
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
It also doesn't work in IE10.
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by isaacwaller 13y ago
I can also vouch for the Surface Pro. It's extremely well made, and pretty much the only downside is the small (but hi-res) screen.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
Netflix was originally only available in the US but came to Canada later
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
I think the problem is that the user has set Chrome to run on boot. If he removed Chrome from the startup list this problem would not occur.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
The menu slides up when you're not using it.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
I disagree that the technology is currently dangerous as very few people would opt to allow the government to view their video feed. It is as you say - something right out of 1984 - and most people would recognize that and not give permissi
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
This is most likely fake and if it is not fake it will be at least as expensive as a Nexus 10 ($400.)
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
I am very, very skeptical of the authenticity of this video. Anybody skilled in 3D rendering could have created this video, it's happened before: http://anatomyofahoax.tumblr.com/
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
I believe WebRTC is peer to peer.
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Now is the time - The President's Plan to Reduce Gun Violence(whitehouse.gov)
4 points by isaacwaller 14y ago|0 comments
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
Notable feature: it streams games from your desktop PC, kind of like a personal OnLive-type service where the games run on your own PC instead of at a datacenter. http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/7/3845358/nvidia-shield-big-p...
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
(I am not the original poster) * improved file copy dialog, including pausing * much faster boot * improved task manager (as you said) * better multi-monitor support (I have 2 monitors) It's not much but was worth the $
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
Do you guys plan to make an Android app? It would be really cool to order a print right from the camera app with the "Share" button.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
I think there is a lot of cost to Google, they must pay for Exchange licences. I highly doubt that Google did this to cut off Windows Phone users, traditionally Google makes their services available to as many platforms as possible.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
Someone on the XDA forums confirmed that it works with Bell, but if LTE is that important to you, I don't know if it's a good idea to rely on what is essentially a 'hack' unless Google decides to officially support it.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
Google Consumer Surveys is a pretty cool idea, but I've yet to see it in use anywhere on the web. Does anyone know of any websites that actually use Google Consumer Surveys as a gatekeeper to premium content?
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
Drag down from the top of the screen to the bottom of the screen to close a Metro app
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
To counter your examples, Google would like you to use Google Music and Google+ Hangouts, both of which work on the Chromebook. As long as you keep yourself confined to the Google ecosystem, the Chromebook is quite powerful.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
I fully support legal purchasing of media (and do not pirate any shows myself) but this is not really a good option due to the restrictive DRM and lack of support on Linux, Android, Google TV, etc.
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by isaacwaller 14y ago
I signed up to receive a reminder email but I never got one. Are you guys sure it is working?

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