Alt +Tab #37 Rebroadcast

Опубликовано 28 октября 2014, 1:04

Q&Egg 19:37

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The real-life Transformer that morphs from a robot into a CAR
techodrom.com/etc/real-life-tr...
example of Transformer transforming
youtube.com/watch?v=rtu62Gklgs...
Amazon Fire crashes and Burns: wired.com/2014/10/fire-phone-a...
-$1 with 2 year ATT contract
-used to be $199 at launch few months ago
-stuck with $83 mil worth of unsold Fire phones
-overpriced for what it offers despite 1yr Prime, limited hardware & software
-amazon version of android, amazon pre-installed software
-limited app store
-cheaply made compared to other phones at same pricepoint
-Fire Fly only unique feaure, take pics of stuff and buy them (advertising much?)
-2 out of 5 stars on Amazon

Calculator App – that solves algebraic equations
mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs...

KBMOD Extra-Life LAN 2014
kbmod.com/2014/10/kbmod-extra-...
check in with them?
Donate:
extra-life.org/index.cfm?fusea...

3DCameraApp: techcrunch.com/2014/10/24/3dar...

Futuremark Press Releases — Fire Strike Ultra - World's first 4K Ultra HD benchmark
futuremark.com/pressreleases
AVERAGE UNITED STATES DOWNLOAD SPEED JUMPS 11.03MBPS IN JUST ONE YEAR TO 30.70MBPS - cordcuttersnews.com/average-un...
-results from Ookla speedtest

The top ten states for internet speeds are:
1. New York 39.24Mbps
2. Delaware 38.92Mbps
3. New Jersey 38.86Mbps
4. Maryland 36.92Mbps
5. Missouri 36.62Mbps
6. California 35.36Mbps
7. Road Island 35.24Mbps
8. Virginia 35.09Mbps
9. Massachusetts 34.90Mbps
10. Nevada 34.55Mbps
Coming in at the bottom of the list are Kentucky with 15.87Mbps and Maine with 14.86Mbps.

If you want the fastest possible internet in the US the top 5 cities to live in are: (Note: Ookla did not include Google Fiber in this list.)
1. Kansas City, MO 68.59Mbps
2. Austin, TX 68.27Mbps
3. Huntington Beach, CA 50.52Mbps
4. Flushing, NY 49.83Mbps
5. New York, NY 48.24Mbps
The top 5 major ISPs in the US are:
1. Google Fiber 230.69Mbps
2. Verizon FIOS 42.27Mbps
3. Cox 39.42Mbps
4. Comcast 38.70Mbps
5. Charter Communications 38.45Mbps
All the Deaths from the Original Star WarsMovies, in Three Minutes - kotaku.com/all-the-deaths-from...

First Look At 3D Camera App 3DAround
• techcrunch.com/2014/10/24/3dar...


kickstarter.com/projects/14246...

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