Monday, October 15, 2012

postheadericon Boot up: Raspberry Pi delays?, Reddit annoyed, live Indian trains and more

more trolls patent prosecution in the United States, the years lost Hipstamatic, Nokia and Google to get the mapping, HTC stopped shipments of tablets and more

a quick burst of 9 links for you to chew, as selected by the team of technology

Raspberry Pi

: RS strive to ship orders from UK >> June IBTimes

customers to put their names in the order month, and some of them expect their orders from RS Components. And it seems they might have to wait until November, perhaps, for orders placed in July.

challenge the established supply chain.

Indian Railways - Live! Google Maps >>

Yes: all trains in India, in real time indicated on the maps. Remember when this was done for the trains of the London Underground?

An announcement on the links to Gawker / r / politics Reddit policy >>

As some of you know, a prominent member of the community Reddit, Violentacrez recently deleted your account. This was the result of a "journalist" in search of your personal information and threatening to publish, which would have a significant impact on his life. You can read more about it here

as moderators, we believe that this type of behavior is totally unacceptable. We give our time on Reddit to make a better place for users and should not be harassed and threatened by it. We should all be afraid of the threat of our personal information and disseminate research around the internet, if someone does not agree with you. Reddit is proud to have a subreddit for everything, and as long as nobody can refute what another user subscribes to, which is never a reason to threaten. Consequently, the moderators of / r / politics have chosen not to allow network connections Gawker until measures are taken to remedy this serious breach of ethics and integrity.

"Reddit discover censorship", as described elsewhere.

40% Trolls

filed complaints for patent infringement in 2011 Ars Technica >>

A new study fills this gap by providing systematic information on the growth of patent troll litigation. Robin Feldman, professor at the UC Hastings College of the Law, has been associated with Lex Machina, a spin-off from Stanford Law which collects data on patent litigation, to compile a systematic study of patent litigation. Their results were surprising: the fraction of lawsuits by trolls as entities increased by 22 percent in 2007 to 40 percent in 2011

Nokia

on a 'roll with card problems after Apple >> Sydney Morning Herald

Nokia

bet that Apple has received criticism highlights the advantage that it has acquired from years of investment in their cards, said Michael Halbherr, office manager of Nokia and the unit of trade.

"What I like and what I think happened is that the debate has shifted to quality and away:" I have an application card has a mapping application, "said Halbherr with a coffee at his office in Berlin last week division. "People need to start looking at what it is."

Updated Street View
today, according to Ulf Spitzer, Program Director, Street View, increase the coverage of Street View in Macao, Singapore, Sweden, USA, Thailand, Taiwan, Italy, Great Britain, Denmark, Norway and Canada. (The image here is of Taroko Gorge Taroko National Park. Something that has not been included in previous coverage of Google in Taiwan can now walk as if you drive through it.)

also see the creation of Google "Special Collections" - essentially charming, very visual characteristics - in six major countries, South Africa, Japan, Spain, France, Brazil and Mexico, with small updates to the collection of other countries. Armchair travelers rejoice!

Wonder when Nokia starts to search Navteq and its views of street systems on other platforms. Perhaps BB10? (Thanks @ modelportfolio2003 for the link.)
No filter: Hipstamatic lost year in search of the next killer app Society rapid social >>



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