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sandipc
16y ago
that's part of this update too... as long as an email address is set up to send mail in web-based Gmail, you can use it to send mail from the new Gmail app
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sandipc
16y ago
Agreed. General Mac buzz picked up significantly when Apple announced the switch to Intel and the first MacBook was released.
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16y ago
(less 30%)
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"Which is more harmful?" As a scientist, the damning of stem cell research.
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sandipc
16y ago
key word left out of HN title: "some"
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sandipc
16y ago
looks more like a substantial HTC Sense-like UI overlaid on top of stock Android
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Arsenic-based life: "This Paper Should Not Have Been Published"
(slate.com)
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interesting that the Nexus One and HTC Desire aren't fully supported, presumably due to their touchscreens
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Google Nexus S preview
(engadget.com)
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16y ago
the utility/polish is there on Android too. one quick example: compare the dropbox app on both platforms
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no microSD expansion slot... interesting
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given the recent (valid) criticisms of this work, I find it amazing that NASA and the lead author (Felisa Wolfe-Simon) keep feeding the general media by pushing this result as a major scientific breakthrough... without publicly addressing a
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Arsenate-based DNA: a big idea with big holes
(scienceblogs.com)
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I'm guessing that this just refers to the altered As-DNA structure causing major problems with binding of the enzyme to the DNA.
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16y ago
I don't have much faith in WP7 becoming a major mobile platform either, but I can't say that this type of comment really contributes anything on HN
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there's also no way that I can see that this can be fixed (in its current implementation)... if you somehow had a history of highly voted comments, you would need all the other comments to get context, but then some of those comments might
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also... normalized for the number of iOS devices out there (vs. the # of WP7 devices), WP7 probably "won" here. (although I agree that this is sort of a non-story)
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16y ago
it's a really big deal... provided the arsenic is actually incorporated into nucleic acids, and the bacteria aren't just surviving on background levels of phosphate. it will be interesting to read the original paper when it comes out in Sci
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16y ago
the title of the article is "Twenty Billionaires Who Started with Nothing" given that this is just a collection of photos and facts, how is this piece bullshit?
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Verizon Lays Claim To Android’s Success
(mobilecrunch.com)
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WinPhone 7 Woes: Microsoft Windows Phone 7 off to a weak start
(inc.com)
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The Mac that saved Apple (and Steve Jobs)
(theregister.co.uk)
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Video Support for AirPlay Is Limited in iOS 4.2
(daringfireball.net)
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16y ago
has this actually been a criticism of Apple in the past? the major contributor to webkit?
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I fully agree with most of the civil liberties and health concerns I've been reading online about these "Federal Security Detectors," and it certainly is ridiculous that you have to be scanned AFTER flying and AFTER passing through customs
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Also, how many employees leave Google, create their own startups, and fail? (or at least... don't get bought out by Google?) (one example that comes to mind: Cuil)
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How Apple’s Closed Ways Could Land It Into Antitrust Trouble
(techcrunch.com)
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I really think the Android back button makes all this possible (and perhaps better than on iOS devices. If a link in the iOS twitter app opens Maps, the only way to get back to where you were (pre-iOS4) was to hit home and launch the twitte
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today's a day I won't forget? The day Apple announced yet another way to buy songs from the world's most popular band?
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saying "there are certain areas Google engineers just don't get" doesn't exclude Google engineers from "getting" an area in the future
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