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December 30th, 2012, 21:40 Posted By: wraggster
Rudy Giuliani had John Gotti to worry about; Mike Bloomberg has Steve Jobs. Despite all-time lows for the city in homicides and shootings, NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg said overall crime in New York City was up 3.3% in 2012 due to iPhone, iPad and other Apple device thefts, which have increased by 3,890 this year. 'If you just took away the jump in Apple, we'd be down for the year,' explained Marc La Vorgna, the mayor's press secretary. 'The proliferation of people carrying expensive devices around is so great,' La Vorgna added. 'It's something that's never had to be dealt with before.' Bloomberg also took to the radio, urging New Yorkers who didn't want to become a crime statistic to keep their iDevices in an interior, hard-to-reach pocket: 'Put it in a pocket in sort of a more body-fitting, tighter clothes, that you can feel if it was — if somebody put their hand in your pocket, not just an outside coat pocket.' But it seems the best way to fight the iCrime Wave might be to slash the $699 price of an iPhone(unactivated), which costs an estimated $207 to make. The U.S. phone subsidy model reportedly adds $400+ to the price of an iPhone. So, is offering unlocked alternatives at much more reasonable prices than an iPhone — like the $299 Nexus 4, for starters — the real key to taking a bite out of cellphone crime? After all, didn't dramatic price cuts pretty much kill car stereo theft?
http://apple.slashdot.org/story/12/1...nyc-crime-wave
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December 30th, 2012, 21:39 Posted By: wraggster
Ars Technica reports that "On Friday the ITC filed a redacted version of a remedy suggested by ITC Administrative Law Judge Thomas Pender, in which he recommended a ban be enforced against Samsung products that were found to infringe upon four Apple patents. The judge also recommended that Samsung post a bond for 88 percent of the value of its infringing mobile phones, as well as 32.5 percent of the value of infringing media players, and 37.6 percent of the value of infringing tablets." That sounds like a clear loss for Samsung, but the judge "also approved several workarounds suggested by Samsung that might permit the company to continue selling the implicated products (which include the Transform, Acclaim, Indulge and Intercept smartphones, according to Computerworld). These workarounds would sidestep infringing on Apple's four patents—which include one design patent and three technology patents." Ruling and remedy have yet to be approved by the panel whose word would make them final.
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December 30th, 2012, 21:36 Posted By: wraggster
SternisheFan writes with an excerpt as carried by CNET of former Apple design chief Hartmut Esslinger's upcoming book, titled Design Forward: Creative Strategies for Sustainable Change. Writing of Steve Job's integration of design as an essential element across the company as a whole, Esslinger says:"The company's [then] CEO, Michael Scott, had created different business divisions for each product line, including accessories such as monitors and memory drives. Each division had its own head of design and developed its products the way it wanted to. As a result, Apple's products shared little in the way of a common design language or overall synthesis In essence, bad design was both the symptom and a contributing cause of Apple's corporate disease. Steve's desire to end the disjoined approach gave birth to a strategic design project that would revolutionize Apple's brand and product lines, change the trajectory of the company's future, and eventually redefine the way the world thinks about and uses consumer electronics and communication technologies."CNET shows off a few of those old designs (many of them appearing unsurprisingly fresh), but for much more of them see these images at designboom.
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December 30th, 2012, 00:40 Posted By: wraggster
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PPSSPP Git (2012/12/29) is compiled. PPSSPP is a fast and portable PSP emulator for Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux, written in C++.
PPSSPP Git Changelog:
* Merge pull request #284 from unknownbrackets/savestates
Fix some missing things / bugs in save states.
* Fix some missing things / bugs in save states.
* Fix android build.
* Merge pull request #281 from unknownbrackets/savestates
Savestate tweaks (gzip, Windows cli/UI cleanup)
* Revert "Save states using gzip, load either way."
This reverts commit df627f77388f5d18cc299ce465fe5164e15aecbb.
* Fix a crash with FPL objects in save states.
* Save states using gzip, load either way.
Could implement an option to save states uncompressed. There's
a small performance hit.
Test files were 8% - 14% the size, but these are just from menus/etc.
* Disable load/save while no iso loaded.
* Add a command line option to load a state.
For debugging.
* Restore run/pause shortcut. Reset doesn't need a shortcut.
* Merge pull request #280 from Orphis/gpucommon
Refactor some NullGPU and GLES common parts into GPUCommon class
* Move InterpretList and ProcessDLQueue to GPUCommon
* Move display list management to common GPU class
* Merge pull request #279 from raven02/linear-fix
Fall back to original filter logic when linear filter option is off
* Fall back to original filter logic when filter option is off
* Reset JIT before saving/loading state
* Change save state extension to ".ppst"
* Quick build fix for gcc
* Merge pull request #266 from unknownbrackets/savestates
Initial progress on savestates (requesting review only)
* Add a simple devctl to verify the state.
Could do more, but this should be useful.
* Add some basic Windows UI for save states.
* Save the savedata and other dialog state.
Although, hopefully it wouldn't be running anyway.
* Savestate cleanup + be more careful with vectors.
For some reason I debugged it going into std::string so I just made
them all more explicit which fixed everything.
* Fix memory leak in msgpipe when loading state.
* Fix kernel object loading (ouch) from save states.
Also a fix to SAS voices not saving right.
* Start saving the state of the GPU.
Not 100% sure this is all that's needed, but let's try it.
* Don't store pointers in VagDecoder directly.
I'm assuming it's fine to not fix read_ when end_ happens.
Shouldn't be any performance penality, really.
* Start save stating audio, plus minor fixes.
* Warniof the sceIo defAction is used when stating.
This is broken anyway so skipping for now.
* Save state of a bunch of small modules.
* Fix a memory leak in the ISO filesystem.
* Start save stating the filesystem state.
Plus minor fixes and at least an attempt to make states the same
on both 32 and 64 bit.
* Snapshot the CPU state as well.
* Don't leak MipsCall objects.
* Add a registry for actions so they can be stated.
Also add late loaders to ensure things are hooked up properly.
* Change threadqueue and currentThread to be SceUIDs.
hmm, kind of a big change. Tried to add some checks to be safe.
* Require interrupt handlers to be registered.
This allows it to be save stated sanely.
* Add state saving to tertiary kernel modules.
* Add CoreTiming to save states.
I hope DoLinkedList works, seems like it should.
* Add a mechanism to restore event callback ptrs.
Ugh, more duplicates. Maybe can find a good way to refactor.
* Also handle save states while paused.
* Run save state operations at next Advance().
Should take some question marks out of things.
* Add Verify() method to quickly test states work.
* Fix a warning if loading wrong version / etc.
* Implement a factory for kernel objects.
Couldn't think of a better way to do this, maybe there's some fancy
one I don't know about.
Also finished up a couple left over kernel objects.
Maybe a quarter the way there?
* Add basic state for the memory kernel objects.
Not the actual memory partitions quite yet.
* Add basic DoState() to tertiary kernel objects.
* Initial state saving for kernelObjects.
* Add more stuff to GeDisasm. Advance index pointer on indexed draws.
* Just some cleanup of GPU code
* Merge pull request #277 from raven02/master
User define linear filtering
* User define linear filtering
* Possible buildfix
* Merge pull request #275 from Xele02/master
Save Update
* Add missing break
* * Add PSP Homebrew for encode/decode save between PSP and PPSSPP.
* Add code for sdk version info
Modify Encrypt file data
* Mode 8 Correction
Modif for save encryption in Param.sfo and export save filename and
encode key in a file
* Merge pull request #276 from artart78/patch-1
Fix buttons for the virtual gamepad
* Fix buttons for the virtual gamepad
* Merge pull request #265 from unknownbrackets/save-fixes
Stub out mode 12 so games think it's working
* Stub out mode 12 so games think it's working.
* Merge pull request #273 from artart78/master
Fixed the rest of the ELF issues
* Hopefully fix all the ELF loading issues
* Merge pull request #274 from raven02/master
Border cosmetic fix in save/load menu + add 2 stubs in sceAtrac
* OSK dialog cosmetic fix
* Add 2 stubs in sceAtrac
* Border cosmetic fix in save/load menu
* ge: fix bug with indexed primitives
* Try to fix linux build
* Don't log display lists, instead dump them on demand.
Makes it fairly convenient to dump and look at display lists at run time
on non windows platforms. Adding a menu item on Windows should be
trivial.
* Add some options to ingame menu. Minor fixes.
* Clamp colors before fragment shader.
* Merge pull request #264 from tmaul/master
Some clean up
* Last of the error=0 reverts
* More error=0 reverts
* Revert some error=0 stuff
Just make them unitialised.
* Clean up more warnings
* Random bits of cleanup
* Merge pull request #271 from artart78/master
Implemented user segment relocations
* Implemented classic segment relocations
* Merge pull request #269 from KentuckyCompass/case3
Fix brain fart.
* Fix brain fart.
* Merge pull request #267 from KentuckyCompass/case_insensitive2
Case insensitive2
* Remove pointless string clear()
* Minor comment edit.
* Simulate case insensitivity on case sensitive platforms.
* Storing a size_t returned from std::string in an int and checking for negative is weird.
* Add an ERROR_LOG for GetDirListing not implemented on non-Windows.
* Implement opening for append in DirectoryFileSystem. Add more non-Windows access modes.
* Reindent.
* Add HOST_IS_CASE_SENSITIVE define
* Merge pull request #268 from KentuckyCompass/dotdot_beyond_root
Confirmed: PSP ignores .. beyond root.
* Confirmed: PSP ignores .. beyond root.
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December 29th, 2012, 23:38 Posted By: wraggster
If you're keeping track of the multiple, and let's face it, tiresome Samsung / Apple patent debacle, a document that just turned up at the ITC might spell more trouble for the Korean manufacturer. It's a publicly redacted version of Judge Pender's recommendations, and pertains to the October ruling that deemed Samsung borrowed four of Cupertino's designs. The most iconic being design patent D618,678 (that which you see above). The others include multi-touch patent 7,479,949 (which was tentatively invalidated) along with two other patents (RE41,922 and 7,912,501) relating to graphic display elements and audio hardware detection. If the recommendations are adopted -- and FOSS Patents suggests this is entirely possible -- Samsung could face a US import ban after a 60 day presidential review, an order prohibiting "significant" sales of infringing products in America along with a posting a bond for 88 percent of the entered value of mobile phones (plus 32.5 percent for media players and 37.6 percent for tablets) that include the breaching design features. Pender has, however, reportedly cleared several Samsung "designarounds" which, if implemented to satisfaction, would mean the tech giant could continue trading. For now though, the recommendations are awaiting the Commission's review.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/29/i...nt-value-bond/
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December 29th, 2012, 01:41 Posted By: wraggster
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ColecoVision emulator for Android has been updated. Changes:
- Added experimental hardware-accelerated video option.
- Added x4 scaling factor for larger screens.
- Audio no longer skips and stutters when exiting emulation.
- Enabled "Move to SD Card" feature.
- Added app to Sony Xperia Game Launcher.
- Fixed "Quit" option in the "Advanced" menu.
- Relaxed license check policies.
- Made tactile feedback strength configurable.
- Added diagonal buttons assignments.
- Added persistent fast-forwarding option.
News source: https://play.google.com
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December 29th, 2012, 01:40 Posted By: wraggster
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ColecoVision emulator for Android has been updated. Changes:
- Added NetPlay feature for playing with other users over the network.
- Added State Exchange feature for sharing gameplay state with other users.
- Added Layout Editor for changing virtual joystick layout.
- Made virtual joystick transparent, skinnable, and resizable.
- Added proper support for Sony SixAxis gamepad.
- Optimized screen rendering and synchronization.
- Optimized and improved the file selector.
- Added Italian translation.
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December 29th, 2012, 01:39 Posted By: wraggster
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Sony Playstation emulator for Android has been updated. Changes:
- Fixed touchscreen pad on portrait mode;
- Added a new pad skin on portrait mode;
- Added a option to download cheat codes files from epsxe.com;
- Added support for D0-D3 and E0-E3 Gameshark codes;
- Fixed some bugs in PadEditor when editing analog pad;
- Fixed a GPU bug (Final Fantasy 6 battles background glitches).
News source: http://play.google.com
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December 29th, 2012, 01:29 Posted By: wraggster
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Sega Master System/Game Gear emulator for Android has been updated. Changes:
- Added configurable joystick shapes, with two alternative shapes.
- Moved invisible and wireframe joystick settings to "Virtual Joystick Shape".
- Added more options under "Virtual Joystick Opacity".
- File selector now shows hardware information, if found in a file.
- Localized all NetPlay messages.
- Added NetPlay feature letting users play with each other over network.
- Added State Exchange feature letting users swap their gameplay states.
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December 29th, 2012, 01:28 Posted By: wraggster
Atari ST emulator for Android has been updated. Changes:
- Fixed a crash that happened randomly but too oftenly especially on last devices.
- Many times when starting SToid a freeze on a black screen happened and then emu crashed.
- Now SToid is very stable and works perfectly.
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December 28th, 2012, 23:35 Posted By: wraggster
It's a little early for an Ouyateardown, but Kickstarters who chipped in $699 won't have to wait long to see what the little console is made of -- Ouya's developer hardware is transparent. The console's team decided to cut the inevitable march of unboxing videos off at the neck, offering fans a quick preview of the package it's shipping out to devs. The standard accoutrements are there -- the tiny console itself, two prototype controllers with batteries, HDMI and power adapters, plus a micro USB cord and a letter to developers thanking them for their investment and warning them of the early build's bugs. The note also cautions deep-pocketed gamers that the device is built specifically for developer use, and has no games to placate eager couch potatoes. The video shows the console booting up, and even demonstrates how easy it is to open the hardware. Skip on past the break to get a glimpse at what early adopters and developers are getting their hands on.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/28/ouya-unboxing/
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December 28th, 2012, 23:30 Posted By: wraggster
Samsung gave Galaxy S III buyers a small rainbow of color choices in the summer, and there's signs that the Galaxy Note II might receive a similarly resplendent treatment. A supposed press image obtained by AndroidSlash shows the giant smartphone draped in a previously unavailable black that's potentially very striking -- and more than a little reminiscent of2001's species-changing monoliths. There's no official word from Samsung on its authenticity, although we wouldn't be surprised knowing the company's history and the Note II's strong track record. When a theoretically niche device is selling like gangbusters, some added diversity could be in order. Just don't expect any Starchildren as a result.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/28/s...ming-in-black/
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December 28th, 2012, 23:28 Posted By: wraggster
Apple's patent claim against Samsung's Galaxy S III mini is no more, with Cupertino citing the phone's lacking availability in the US for the amendment to its original November filing. In the ongoing litigation between the two electronics giants, Samsung argued that it's Galaxy S III mini didn't warrant inclusion in the latest volley of Samsung devices Apple wants added to its patent lawsuit; Apple apparently agreed, and is thusly withdrawing its claim against that particular device. The argument also highlights the sad news that the S III mini won't join Samsung's Galaxy lineup in the US.
An agreement filing spotted by Reuters from a San Jose, CA. US District Court revealed today's news, coming just days afterJudge Lucy Koh dismissed a request to permanently ban saleson several Samsung devices. It's unclear if the other Samsung devices Apple asked to be added to the ongoing case are approved yet by the court, but we can certainly count the S III mini out for the time being.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/28/a...ung-siii-mini/
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