Samsung is holding an event in June to unveil new mobile devices. The London show will focus on the company’s Galaxy brand, which covers its Android phones and tablets, and the newer Ativ brand, which is the unified name for its Windows Phones, as well as its Windows 8 and Windows RT laptops, tablets, and hybrids. The event will be called “Samsung Premiere 2013,” and will kick off at 2PM ET (7PM BST) on June 20th. As usual, Samsung will be livestreaming the entire thing on its YouTube channel.
The event will come just one week after Apple’s yearly developer conference, WWDC, which usually contains important announcements about the company’s upcoming software and hardware. It’s also just days before Microsoft’s annual developer…
Now that the PS2′s started taking steps toward retirement with Sony ceasing its production in Japan, it seems GameStop doesn’t plan to continue letting the console under its roof for long. According to a leaked in-store display posted to Reddit by eGORapTure, the gaming retailer will longer accept the over 12-year old system for trade-ins as of June 1st. Our friends at Joystiq contacted multiple stores confirm the news to confirm the news and many said the policy is indeed set to go into affect. Unsurprisingly, PS2-related accessories and titles will also be unwelcome when the date rolls around. We’ve reached out to GameStop’s corporate representatives for comment and will let you know what we hear back. For now, you can find the full picture of the display after the break and more info at the via and source links. Hey, gotta make room for those PS4 boxes — whatever they end looking like — somehow, right?
Via: Joystiq, Destructoid
Source: Reddit
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Microsoft has revealed a new step in its plans for Skype today. At a Lync Conference keynote, Skype president Tony Bates announced that the software giant will link together Skype and Lync, Microsoft’s business instant messaging service. The connectivity will debut in June, allowing businesses to call and instant message Skype users using the Lync service. Video connectivity will be launched at a later date.
Lync mobile clients will also debut ahead of the integration. Microsoft says a Windows Phone 8 and iOS version will be made available in early March, with an Android version due around a month later. VoIP and video over IP will be available in app of the mobile apps, and iPad users will be able to view shared desktop and app content…
WPI is honored to once again host the NASA Sample Return Robot Challenge. This past summer, 7000 people turned out to watch the competition, which was the first of its kind on the East Coast, and to enjoy TouchTomorrow, WPI’s Festival of Science, Technology, and Robots. Join us again next year — June 2013. Video Rating: 1 / 5
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Just exactly how the T-Mobile / MetroPCS merger will exactly pan out still seems yet to be decided. What is clear, however, is that majority share-holder, Deutsche Telekom, hope to have the deal done and dusted between April and June next year. CFO for the German giant, Timotheus Hoettges, told Boersenzeitung that we’ll have to wait until the second quarter of 2013 before one of the parties will have to start ordering new stationary and corporate polo shirts. In the meantime he was keen to point out that not all current financial arrangements need to worry, noting shareholders wouldn’t have their remuneration policy affected by the merger, thanks to the spiffy year it’s had.
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Design process and challenges in building 5 theatre robots in a month. I step through the workflow and subsystems of the custom built robotic platform and demonstrate one of the completed robots. Hopefully I provide a starting point for your next robotics project. www.doteki.com www.timgerrits.com
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Can you believe it, a full week of 90 Seconds on The Verge! A whole 450 seconds (give or take) of content for our first week — which may not sound like a lot, but this has been a project we’re really excited about. You’ve seen a few good men this week (Josh Topolsky, Ross Miller, Ellis Hamburger, and Ben Popper), so it seemed only fitting to celebrate our mini-milestone with Adi Robertson.
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