4.3-Inch Touchscreen HD PMP

For just $57.59, you could grab one of this 4.3-inch touchscreen HD PMP from Light In The Box. The player comes with a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, an 8GB of flash storage, a TF card slot, a voice recorder, an e-book reader, a photo viewer, a USB 2.0 port, a built-in polymer Li-ion battery and supports up to 720p HD video playback.

TechFresh, 4.3-Inch Touchscreen HD PMP

Scamander is the go-anywhere, swim-across-anything RV from England

When Evo magazine's founder and Editorial Director Harry Metcalfe says a machine is "the most amazing vehicle you've ever seen," you know you're in for a treat. After all, Metcalfe has been at the head of the British magazine since its first issue in 1998 and has owned or driven nearly every vehicle you can imagine. The amazing machine that's netted such admiration from Metcalfe. The Scamander, a truly all-terrain vehicle designed and built by Peter Wheeler, the man who owned British boutique automaker TVR for 23 years.



Autoblog, Scamander is the go-anywhere, swim-across-anything RV from England

iOS 5.1.1 Absinthe 2.0 Untethered Jailbreak Announced

Since Apple released version 5.1.1 for its iOS platform, everyone in the jailbreak community have been anxious for a release of an untethered jailbreak for it. As we reported earlier, the Chronic-Dev Team mentioned that it's Absinthe 2.0 untethered jailbreak would be out sometime this week and it seems that the day is finally here. According to the announcement post, the release is a large collaborative effort between both, the Chronic-Dev Team as well as the iPhone Dev Team. In addition to that, the post also indicates that this jailbreak that only supports iOS version 5.1.1 is so easy to use that even your grandma could do it.

Ubergizmo, iOS 5.1.1 Absinthe 2.0 Untethered Jailbreak Announced

Google and ASUS to debut Nexus tablet at Google I/O next month? [Rumor]

Just yesterday, we reported that according to a post from DigiTimes, it seems that Google and ASUS' Android collaboration for a Nexus tablet is expected to start shipping in June, and word has it that it will cost $149. Corroborating those claims are the folks from Techno Buffalo who claims that one of their "trusted sources" has informed that that the tablet will indeed be arriving in June and will be unveiled at Google I/O which will be taking place towards the end of June. Supposedly the Nexus tablet will based off NVIDIA's "Kai" reference design which manages to pack a quad-core Tegra-3 processor into an affordable device.

Ubergizmo, Google and ASUS to debut Nexus tablet at Google I/O next month? [Rumor]

BlackBerry 7.1 delivers Wi-Fi calls as well as Mobile Hotspot capability

Have you performed a software update for your BlackBerry device just yet. If you happen to own the BlackBerry Bold 9900, Torch 9860, Torch 9810, Curve 9360, and Curve 9380, then you are eligible for a software update to bring up the operating system version to BlackBery OS 7.1. This innovative update is said to deliver Wi-Fi calls as well as Mobile Hotspot capability to your device. Not only that, there is a rather nifty Battery Saving Mode App to help boost your smartphone's battery life, ensuring that it runs at optimal levels at all times.

Ubergizmo, BlackBerry 7.1 delivers Wi-Fi calls as well as Mobile Hotspot capability

Intel funnels $40 million into global network of research laboratories

Like any tech company worth its weight in silicon, Intel puts plenty of cash into research, often partnering with outside labs and schools that are less concerned with turning every project into a multi-billion dollar product. After throwing $30 million at Carnegie Mellon last year to open two new labs, Chipzilla is investing $40 million more in a global network of university research centers. Over the next five years that money will be rolled out to what the company is calling, Intel Collaborative Research Institutes (ICRI).

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digitalblog, Intel funnels $40 million into global network of research laboratories

Watch the McLaren MP4-12C hit the dunes of Abu Dhabi

The Middle East is an enormously vital market for McLaren, and not just because its oil barons have the cash to buy as many MP4-12C supercars as they and every member of their family could possibly want. While the team has only won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix once and has yet to do the same at the Bahrain Grand Prix – the only two in the region (discounting Turkey), the company is part owned by Saudi businessman Mansour Ojjeh, and another part by the royal family of Bahrain. Little wonder, then, that the upstart McLaren Automotive is setting up no fewer than six dealerships in the Middle East, the first of which has just opened its doors.



Autoblog, Watch the McLaren MP4-12C hit the dunes of Abu Dhabi

Tegra Grey will fuse Tegra and LTE in 2013

At the NVIDIA Investors day, Mike Rayfield (General Manager, Mobile Business unit) has presented what the future of Tegra was going to be. You may have noticed that NVIDIA's current Icera i410 LTE modem has been approved by AT&T, but the future is of course the “integration” of LTE (and LTE next, says NVIDIA) into the Tegra chips. This will effectively happen with the upcoming Tegra chip code-named ”Grey”. Grey has been on NVIDIA's roadmap for some time, but this is the first time that NVIDIA confirmed that it will be the chip that integrates the programmable modem technology that was acquired with Icera.

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The Private Rocker

Privacy has become quite a rare luxury nowadays. With people getting more and more connected, it can be quite hard to find that valuable private time. That's why people may want to get it as much as they could. People at the office may be able to get some private relaxation time during breaks by going into a corner and sitting on the Private Rocker.
The Private Rocker is a unique chair concept that may offer some semblance or brief privacy for people looking for some valuable tranquil time. The rocking chair is designed by Kyle Fleet, a student of Cranbrook Academy of Art, in collaboration with Herman Miller.

Gadget.com, The Private Rocker

LG Optimus L7 now available in the UK, SIM-free for £238.80

The LG Optimus L7 is now available in the UK to buy in SIM-free and unlocked form. It's actually quite late, since the first release date we were given for it was May 1. Anyway, better late than never – right. The Optimus L7 is the highest-end device in LG's new Optimus L line of smartphones unveiled at MWC in February. This isn't LG's flagship smartphone or anything like that.

Unwired View, LG Optimus L7 now available in the UK, SIM-free for £238.80

Gigabit Squared strikes deal to bring ultra high-speed broadband to six communities

It's still way too early for anyone to start ditching their existing broadband connections, but it looks like a few more communities in the US will be getting some ultra high-speed broadband networks to call their own. Ohio-based Gigabit Squared announced today that it's secured $200 million in funding to bring gigabit-speed networks to up to six different communities - communities that have unfortunately not yet been named. What we do know is that the communities will all be ones centered around research universities, which themselves will be partners in the Gig.U initiative (an effort that has already enlisted more than 30 institutions).

Engadget, Gigabit Squared strikes deal to bring ultra high-speed broadband to six communities

Ubisoft leak reveals Wii U release date in November

A developer claiming to be employed by Ubisoft Milan has dumped a new load of Nintendo Wii U details including possible pricing and a release date. With E3 2012 taking place in mere weeks, it's no surprise that details surrounding some of the upcoming announcements are starting to find their way onto the Internet. But what's surprising is that this specific report was spilled by a supposed developer at Ubisoft Milan who undoubtedly is under NDA, but chose to dump system specs, pricing and availability of the Nintendo Wii U anyway. For starters, take all of these as mere rumors until the official news arrives in two weeks.

2DayBlog.com, Ubisoft leak reveals Wii U release date in November

Navy plans ship-based LTE for close-quarters communication

Bandwidth is a precious commodity on military vessels. Ships in the US Navy fleet are generating more data, but the pipe it's getting pumped through isn't getting any larger. What's more, with limited connectivity options on the table, the sea-faring military wing is missing out on all the smartphone and app store fun. Rather than turn green with envy, or turning their dress whites is for camouflage cargo pants, the Navy is beefing up its mobile tech arsenal, beginning with the U.S.S. Kearsarge, U.S.S. San Antonio and U.S.S. Whidbey Island. The ships will serve as test beds for a nautical LTE system, with a range of about 25 miles.

Engadget, Navy plans ship-based LTE for close-quarters communication

Google to release 5 Nexus devices on November 5 to celebrate Android's 5th birthday? [Rumor]

Last week, we wrote to you about the rumor surrounding Google's plan to reveal five Galaxy devices running Android 5.0 codenamed Jelly Bean by Thanksgiving this year. But as far as the rumor is concerned, Google is still mum about it. Today, however, we are hearing reports again that the search engine giant will be launching 5 Nexus devices on November 5 to celebrate Android's 5th birthday. According to TalkAndroid, a source of theirs told them to expect five Nexus devices arriving on November 5.
“A reliable source just told us that we can expect to see them on November 5th.

Ubergizmo, Google to release 5 Nexus devices on November 5 to celebrate Android's 5th birthday? [Rumor]

Buffalo shows SSDs with MRAM Cache

Typically, SSDs use flash as cache memory as opposed to the much faster DRAM, but Buffalo says that MRAM can bridge the gap between NAND flash and DRAM and provide a much better cache solution as a result. Flash is used today as it has non-volatile properties and does not lose its content like DRAM when the power is cut off. MRAM, which is similar to DRAM structure, is also a non-volatile memory technology, but faster than flash. The technology has been in development for more than a decade.

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itband, Buffalo shows SSDs with MRAM Cache

Report: Diablo 3 Fastest Selling PC Game Ever

In a press release provided by Blizzard, the gaming company claims it has sold over 3.5 million copies of Diablo III in the first 24 hours after its release, thus holding the record for being the fastest-selling PC game in history. Blizzard also estimates–based on internal numbers and data from key distribution partners–that it has sold more than 6.3 million copies of the game in its first week. The release has its share of hiccups, though, as many players were unable to access the game due to millions of user requests that left Blizzard's servers overwhelmed.

Gadget.com, Report: Diablo 3 Fastest Selling PC Game Ever

Fast N' Loud is Wheeler Dealers, American style

If you've ever sunk a Saturday afternoon watching a Wheeler Dealers marathon on BBC America, we don't need to tell you the show is plenty addictive. A tag team salesman and mechanic snag slightly run-down cars and SUVs, fix a few simple problems and flip them for a profit in the UK. Now it looks as if the Discovery Channel is set to unleash an Americanized version of the show. Fast N' Loud follows a shop as they seek out classic cars and trucks, customize them and work to sell them at a profit.



Autoblog, Fast N' Loud is Wheeler Dealers, American style

Diablo III becomes fastest-selling PC game ever, deluge of broken PC mice likely to follow

Chalk one up for an at least temporary resurgence in PC gaming. Blizzard can vouch that Diablo III has set a new record for the fastest-selling PC game to date: at 3.5 million copies trading hands through Battle.net downloads or retailers in the first 24 hours, and 6.3 million after a week, that's a whole lot of people battling the biggest of Prime Evils in a very short time.

Engadget, Diablo III becomes fastest-selling PC game ever, deluge of broken PC mice likely to follow

Acer Iconia A510 Olympics Edition Coming to UK

It is that time of the season when Acer celebrates the Olympics with some special-edition gadgets. This time around, the company rolls out an Iconia Tab A510 that commemorates the upcoming Summer Games in London, which is two months from now. The UK-bound Acer Iconia A510 Olympics Edition comes with the Olympic rings engraved on its rear and is installed with a trial version of Eurosport's channels for the duration of the Games.

Gadget.com, Acer Iconia A510 Olympics Edition Coming to UK

Genius' Kids Designer II tablet is child-friendly

We've seen a couple of tablets designed for kids in mind, such as the Archos ChildPad, and if you think that such devices are great and instrumental in helping your kid grow up in a world filled with technology, Genius has announced a graphics tablet called the Kids Designer II, which they claim will help accelerate the learning and creativity of children aged 3-8 years old. Unlike the Archos ChildPad which is actually an Android tablet with a custom interface on top of it, the Kids Designer II is a tablet that will instead come with software preinstalled.

Ubergizmo, Genius' Kids Designer II tablet is child-friendly

Nokia drops support for Skype app on the Lumia 610

Nokia has announced that it is dropping support for the Skype app for Windows Phone on their recently announced Lumia 610. The reason for this, according to them, is the below par user experience of using the app on this particular device. The following is the full explanation from Nokia regarding the matter:.
Â"Nokia values the user experience provided by its products and services. Therefore, although the Skype Windows Phone version is workable on Nokia Lumia 610, after in-depth testing, we found that the user experience is not up to par with Nokia and SkypeÂ's expectation and decided not recommending users using Skype on Nokia Lumia 610.

GSM Arena, Nokia drops support for Skype app on the Lumia 610

Biosensors attached to Everest climbers to help Scientists study disease

Members of an expedition sponsored by National Geographic and The North Face are climbing the summit of Mount Everest with body sensors attached to their bodies. The said sensors will monitor the climbers day and night, collecting data to help researchers understand chronic illnesses such as heart disease. "What we're doing is looking at an environment that's almost perfect to highlight human frailty," said Bryan Taylor, a Mayo Clinic physiologist. The researchers from Mayo Clinic used sensors normally used by obsessive fitness trackers and a new heart monitor to collect data 75 to 100 times per second.

Ubergizmo, Biosensors attached to Everest climbers to help Scientists study disease

AMEX and Zynga team up for themed card, replace cash back with FarmVille rewards

Have you ever judged a friend's financial savvy based on the rewards yield of the cards in their wallet. Now you won't have a choice. For those of you that abhor free flights, detest comped hotel rooms and net severe displeasure from earning cash back, AMEX may finally have your plastic match. It's called the Zynga Serve Rewards card - yes, the same Zynga that's behind time-sink cash cows like FarmVille, CityVille and CastleVille (?!) - and it enables you to accrue "Zynga Farm Cash," which as you might imagine provides no financial gratification in the physical world.

Engadget, AMEX and Zynga team up for themed card, replace cash back with FarmVille rewards

Xfinity Voice 2Go bridges the gap between mobile, VoIP and home phones

Comcast took the opportunity at The Cable Show 2012 to introduce some new features for its Xfinity Voice service, dubbed Voice 2Go. The end goal is to bring the perks you enjoy with your smartphone to your landline. It all starts with an app that's available on iOS and Android (in both phone and tablet-friendly formats) that functions similarly to Google Voice. The Xfinity Connect Mobile app allows you to send and receive texts on your mobile device through your home phone number and forward incoming calls to multiple devices, including your cellphone, so you'll never miss a call again.

Engadget, Xfinity Voice 2Go bridges the gap between mobile, VoIP and home phones

Sony-made Google TV units will come with Plex as standard

Plex has inadvertently announced that its excellent media center software will be baked into Sony's forthcoming range of Google TV devices.

Engadget, Sony-made Google TV units will come with Plex as standard

Nokia axes Skype client on Lumia 610, claims user experience wasn't 'up to par'

It took nearly a full month, but Nokia has finally been convinced that Skype is indeed incompatible with low-memory Windows Phones. In reaching out to a spokesperson, the company confirmed to us that it has decided to yank the official client from the Marketplace on the Lumia 610. The device - which utilizes a scant 256MB of RAM - originally allowed the service to be downloaded despite Skype's claims that 512MB was the minimum amount of memory required for the app to function properly.

Engadget, Nokia axes Skype client on Lumia 610, claims user experience wasn't 'up to par'

iPhone with 3.9-inch 640 x 1136 pixel display in testing

Two iPhones are reportedly currently in testing over at Apple - codenamed N41AP (or 5,1) and N42AP (5,2). They are enclosed in generic cases to hide the design and offer larger displays with a higher resolution. The exact specs of the new display are 3.95" diagonal and 640 x 1136 pixel resolution. Those numbers suggest a pixel density of around 330 ppi, which is nearly identical to the 329 ppi on the iPhone 4 and 4S, so the "Retina" moniker will remain intact.

GSM Arena, iPhone with 3.9-inch 640 x 1136 pixel display in testing

Sony Xperia S Android 4.0 ICS update to arrive in 'the later part of Q2'

Last time we reported about it, the official Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Sony Xperia S was supposed to arrive in "late May or early June the latest." Unfortunately, we're now seeing that there was a mistake in communicating the exact timeframe for the update. According to this post over at the Sony Mobile forums, the Xperia S will get Ice Cream Sandwich during the "later part of Q2." Most probably, this means sometime in late June. In any case, I really doubt we'll see the update rolling-out before the end of May.


Unwired View, Sony Xperia S Android 4.0 ICS update to arrive in 'the later part of Q2'

Clarity selects Aito for Major Customer Experience Analytics Deployment

Aito CEA to provide state-of-the-art customer experience analytics to Managed Services arm of leading Asian Operator GroupDublin, Ireland & Espoo, Finland – May 22, 2012: At TM Forum Management World today, Aito Technologies, the leading provider of customer experience analytics (CEA) for communications service providers (CSP), announced that it has been selected by Clarity as part of its solution for one of the largest telecommunications groups in Asia, providing a comprehensive range of mobile communication services to a combined base of over 180 million subscribers.  Earlier this year, Clarity was awarded the con

Press Release Distribution, Clarity selects Aito for Major Customer Experience Analytics Deployment

Windows Phone 8 concept UI incorporates some Windows 8 elements into it

So Microsoft is set to release their Windows Phone 8 Apollo update later this year, but what sort of changes will the new update bring to the operating system. Could we be seeing a redesign in the UI. While that remains to be seen, deviantART user RVanhauwere has come up with a Windows Phone 8 UI concept of his own which is based slightly on the Windows 8 Metro UI desktop theme. For those who have seen screenshots of Windows 8, you guys might recognize the UI above, but what do you think of the UI being ported on Windows Phone devices.

Ubergizmo, Windows Phone 8 concept UI incorporates some Windows 8 elements into it

Monitor corporate data storage visually in the cloud - Debriefing Software add new features to the Wizards Storage Portal

New features include Heat Maps for TSM, more efficient software stack management, and Dynamic API program Viby J, Denmark, May 22, 2012 – Debriefing Software, the experts in cloud-based Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM), Storwize and SVC solutions, today announced: a major upgrade to its Wizards for Storwize application, Heat Maps for TSM, an enhanced Wizards Control Center (WCC) and the availability of its new Dynamic API program.“Corporate IT departments need tools that allow them to manage and optimize operations with minimal time input.

Press Release Distribution, Monitor corporate data storage visually in the cloud - Debriefing Software add new features to the Wizards Storage Portal

NextGen 12 Milton Keynes to “Kick-start Growth by Digital Means”

NextGen 12 Roadshow is coming to Milton Keynes amid calls for the Digital Economy to be given priority as the UK economy slips back into recession. The event, being hosted by Milton Keynes Council, is to be held at the MK Dons Stadium on the 30th May as part of a sustained effort to stimulate knowledge sharing, encourage the provision of better broadband and boost the region and country’s long term prosperity.

Press Release Distribution, NextGen 12 Milton Keynes to “Kick-start Growth by Digital Means”

GP Bullhound successfully advises hot Swedish start-ups Campadre and Leo Vegas

GP Bullhound, the technology investment bank, has acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Campadre AB on its expansion financing round with Incitia Ventures and Leo Vegas on its A round financing. These transactions confirm that while GP Bullhound is primarily focused on larger transactions it continues its dedication to supporting young and exciting companies on their way to market leadership. Campadre is the pioneer and leader of members-only private sales websites in Scandinavia, focusing on fashion as well as home-ware, electronics, cosmetics and other categories.

Press Release Distribution, GP Bullhound successfully advises hot Swedish start-ups Campadre and Leo Vegas

Castlevania: Mirror of Fate rumored to be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS, details expected at E3

If you've enjoyed the Castlevania franchise, would you be interested in a new Castlevania game or have you already moved on. For fans of the franchise, if Castlevania still ranks as one of your more favorite games of all time, you might be interested to learn that come E3 (taking place next month), there have been reports that suggests that Konami could be making an announcement for a new Castlevania game that will be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS. The game is expected to be titled Castlevani: Mirror of Fate and we guess this isn't too surprising given that Konami has registered several domain names in the past that point towards that title.

Ubergizmo, Castlevania: Mirror of Fate rumored to be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS, details expected at E3

Self-driving car legislation passes California Senate

Following the steps of Nevada to officially approve rules for self-driving cars on its public roads, the State Senate of California passed the Senate Bill 1298 today to support the safety  and performance standards of autonomous vehicles operating on the state's roads and highways. The bill, authored by Sen. Alex Padilla, passed with a unanimous vote of 37-0, and will now make its way to the State Assembly, where it is expected to receive its seal of approval within the next month.

Ubergizmo, Self-driving car legislation passes California Senate

Sprint Kills Off 5GB Tethering Plan for $30 – Adds New 2GB Plan for $20 and 6GB for $50

Sprint is hoping new changes to their mobile hotspot pricing models will bring about new customers who might have otherwise been apprehensive to take the jump into their data-only tethering service. The old 5GB for $30 plan has officially been killed off, replaced instead with a lower entry-level 2GB plan for $20, and higher 6GB for $50 plan. Those of you currently tethering your tablets and computers (the legal way) using Sprint's now expired $30 5GB plan can continue unaffected by these new changes.



Android Phone, Sprint Kills Off 5GB Tethering Plan for $30 â€" Adds New 2GB Plan for $20 and 6GB for $50

Far Cry 3 Single Player Gameplay Trailer

Ubisoft has issued the new Far Cry 3 single player gameplay trailer. The single player footage shows our hero Jason trapped in the burning building in order to rescue his girlfriend, Lisa. Far Cry 3 is an upcoming open world first-person shooter video game for the Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360 and Windows PC.

TechFresh, Far Cry 3 Single Player Gameplay Trailer

PENTAX introduces new K-30 Digital SLR Camera

Last week, we wrote to you about the supposed flagship Digital SLR camera from Pentax that was allegedly leaked in a French catalog. We also managed to get a few of the camera's specs, albeit no official statement was heard from the optics company. But today, Pentax is making it official. Through a press release, Pentax introduced its latest brainchild, the PENTAX K-30, a weather and dust resistant digital SLR camera that's ideal for photographers with the active outdoor lifestyles. True to previous rumors last week, the PENTAX K-30 sports a lightweight and compact body with weatherproof capabilities.

Ubergizmo, PENTAX introduces new K-30 Digital SLR Camera

Top Gear building its own Nissan DeltaWing race car

Think back to childhood for a moment. What did you do when you wanted, say, a new skateboard, but mom and dad were dragging their heels about ponying up for one. That's right, you built your own, out of bits of scrap plywood and some old wheels discarded by an older sibling. And it sucked.
We see the same situation playing out here. The children at Top Gear are absolutely gaga for the DeltaWing race car, which Nissan will be campaigning at this year's 24 Hours of Le Mans. And even if they are Top Gear, nobody at Nissan is going to just give them an experimental race car for futzing around. So they are building their own.

Autoblog, Top Gear building its own Nissan DeltaWing race car

GameStop Offers and Then Removes AT&T Mobile Data Plan

A posting on GameStop's website showed that it was planning on offering AT&T mobile data plans under a service that was allegedly called GameStop Mobile. Since it was put up, the folks over at Engadget (via Joystiq) were quick enough to have reported on it but after its brief appearance, the posting was taken down. Although the service was just glimpsed for a short time, nothing official has been announced so until then, we will continue to take this piece of news as a rumor and we will treat is as such.

Ubergizmo, GameStop Offers and Then Removes AT&T Mobile Data Plan

The story of when DeLorean moved to Columbus, OH

A lot of things go down when a high-profile company is in high-profile trouble – unlikely entities can arrive with unexpected sums of money and take the company in unpredicatble directions. Such was the case with DeLorean Motor Car – which is still in business in Texas – when the business, headquartered in Detroit and building cars in Ireland, was taken over by the Russian emigrant who founded discount retail stores Big Lots and Odd Lots. Hemmings Blog has the tale of how Sol Shenk rescued a bankrupt DMC from the banks in 1982 after John Z. DeLorean's arrest.

Autoblog, The story of when DeLorean moved to Columbus, OH

NHTSA launches inquiry into Fisker Karma garage fire

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched a formal field inquiry into the garage fire that may or may not have been started by a Fisker Karma sedan, Bloomberg reports. The conflagration, which destroyed the Karma, the garage and a few nearby vehicles, took place on May 3 in Sugarland, Texas.

Autoblog, NHTSA launches inquiry into Fisker Karma garage fire

After Facebook’s IPO, Twittamentary Reveals the Real Story of Social Networks: its Everyday Users

Documentary Film about Twitter Makes Online Pre-Launch for Charity ahead of NYC PremiereMay 21, 2012 – Twittamentary, the documentary film about the popular microblogging tool Twitter and the everyday people who use it, is available online from today, marking the start of the film’s digital pre-launch month during which ticket sales will be donated to charity.

Press Release Distribution, After Facebook’s IPO, Twittamentary Reveals the Real Story of Social Networks: its Everyday Users

Newtec Clean Channel Technology™ Receives Authorisation for Communications Over Intelsat Satellites

SINT-NIKLAAS, Belgium, 21 May 2012 Satellite specialist Newtec has received authorisation from Intelsat, S.A., the world’s leading provider of satellite services, for use of its Clean Channel Technology™ (CCT) on Intelsat satellites.CCT is Newtec’s first step toward extending the current DVB-S2 digital signal transmission standard. The technology further improves satellite transmission efficiency by up to 15 per cent compared to the current DVB-S2 standard for IP trunking, backhauling, government networks and broadcast contribution.

Press Release Distribution, Newtec Clean Channel Technology™ Receives Authorisation for Communications Over Intelsat Satellites