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Like something out of CSI, Adobe is working to make blurry photos a thing of the past. This is only a sneak peek, but Adobe unveiled their new plugin that clears up blurry photos. This would be a lifesaver and the video does no justice to how amazing this is.
With what seemed to be the entire nation expecting the release of the iPhone 5 today, Apple decided to throw us a curve ball. Instead of the iPhone 5, what we got was the iPhone 4S. What is the difference between this and the iPhone 4 you ask? For starters this upgraded version of the iPhone 4 will have 1 GB of ram, as well as a dual core processor. That means applications will launch and run faster, and download speeds will be twice as fast compared to its predecessor.
And if you like taking pictures or shooting video, this phone makes significant leaps that previous versions could not. Equipped with an 8 megapixel sensor, the ability to edit your photos immediately, as well as a slew of other features, it rivals any point and shoot camera on the market. If video is more of your style, the 4S is capable of shooting 1080p HD video.
Another feature included exclusively in the iPhone 4S is what Apple calls Siri. This is a voice activated personal assistant right on your phone. With Siri you can speak into your phone and ask it to read a text message, or even ask it for nearby restaurants, and you will get a reply. Pretty cool right? Now I only touched on what I deemed to be the most important upgrades included in the new iPhone, but there are also some other cool features of the iPhone 4S.
Now if you are wondering where and when you can get it, pre-orders begin on October 7, and it will be available for purchase on October 14. And as for how much it will cost, here are the prices for the iPhone 4S. Let me know what you think about the new iPhone. Do you love it? Are you disappointed? I would love to hear your opinion.
Welcome to Browser Wars 2011! With the recent release of a slew of browsers, they were put thru the ringer to duke it out for title of best browser. Our 3 contestants are: Firefox 4, Internet Explorer 9, and Chrome 10.
The first test was loading speed, in which each browser was loaded up and opened six websites. The results came in with Firefox as the fastest, then IE9, and Chrome in last.
The second test was a memory test. With the same six sites loaded, each browser was checked for memory usage. The results were same as before, Firefox first, IE9, then Chrome.
In terms of safety, Firefox ranks first, Chrome second, and IE9 third.
And with that, Firefox takes the triple crown and comes out on top as best browser. Which is your favorite browser?
The latest feline member in the Mac family has been released to the development community. A member of that community has provided some screenshots via Mashable. Pics below feature new mission control, iCal, address book.
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