YouTube on the Go
Infographic Reveals Easy Fixes to Mobile Youtube Viewing Bugs
How do you watch Youtube? Do you view it on your browser or a Youtube Downloader, or do you watch videos on your tablet or phone? More people than ever are starting to view Youtube on a regular basis using a mobile device and approximately 40% of Youtube traffic in the USA comes from mobiles. However, there are still a few bugs and issues that occur sometimes, which is to be expected when new devices are being used.
This helpful infographic shows a number of solutions to common Youtube problems that occur when viewing on mobile. For example, if you are getting the “Oops, Something Went Wrong” error message when you try to use Youtube on your mobile, this infographic will show you how to fix it. It also offers advice on other issues such as crashing apps and access issues. The instructions are simple enough that anyone can understand them, even if you are not that technology savvy.
This infographic could be very useful and could make your experience of viewing Youtube on mobile much less stressful and annoying. If you have found it useful, make sure that you share it with your friends so that they can benefit from the tips as well!
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Youtube on the Go – An infographic by the team at youtubedownload
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Google adds Nexus 9 factory image for LRX21R update
The Nexus 9 is getting another update (LRX21R), which should clean up some bugs. As usual, it will take at least a week to hit all devices, so the impatient types can download and install the factory image, which Google posted earlier today.
If you need help flashing it, you can check out our full instructions here. Alternatively, you can opt to manually install the over-the-air (OTA) update, which will keep your data, assuming your Nexus 9 isn’t unlocked. Click here for those very extensive instructions.
source: Google Factory Images
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Adobe Launches Lightroom 5.7 with Built-In Migration Tool for Aperture and iPhoto [Mac Blog]
Adobe today updated Lightroom to version 5.7, bringing a number of new features including a built-in importer tool for users migrating their content from Aperture and iPhoto. The update follows the release of a separate plugin last month which contained similar functionality. The update also allows users to view comments and feedback from collection on Lightroom’s web interface and contains bug fixes.
Adobe has also updated its Camera Raw plugin to version 8.7, bringing raw file format support in Photoshop and Lightroom for cameras like the Canon EOS 7D Mark II, Fujifilm X100T, and the Samsung NX1. The update also adds new lens profiles for Apple’s iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Adobe Lightroom 5.7 is a free update for existing users and can be downloaded through the “Help” section in Lightroom. Adobe Camera Raw 8.7 can be downloaded through the “Help” section in Photoshop.
Jaguar Land Rover’s new infotainment system gains voice control
When Jaguar Land Rover’s InControl system becomes available throughout the brand’s full lineup in 2016 (currently only 2015 Jaguar F-TYPE and Land Rover’s have it), it’ll be equipped with its latest feature: voice control. The British company has just launched a voice command program called justDrive (developed by Silicon Valley startup CloudCar) that drivers can use for hands-free access of InControl apps (like Spotify, Yelp and Twitter). It can also be used to text or call contacts, or even to send them the user’s location on a map using natural language. Despite being designed for vehicles, justDrive is actually a smartphone app — one simply has to connect that phone to the infotainment system via Bluetooth and USB every time s/he wants to use voice control. After connecting the phone, the dash will show a simple interface with large short-cut buttons (check out CNET’s hands-on experience to understand what we’re saying) to minimize distraction while driving.
The JustDrive app can only be installed on iOS8 for now, but Android users will have access to the voice control program next year — presumably by the time the other InControl apps arrive on all 2015 Jaguar and Land Rover models. But, what about the company’s high-tech windshield display, you ask? Sadly, there’s still no word on when it’ll come out, and we’ll likely be waiting for it for a long, long time. Sigh.
Filed under: Transportation
Via: Autoblog
Source: Land Rover USA
T-Mobile starting holiday deals on November 21 with a free tablet
On November 21, T-Mobile is expressing appreciation to its current customers by offering early access to Black Friday deals. The carrier is taking $100 off the Samsung Galaxy S 5 and Galaxy Note 3. Even better, T-Mobile customers can pickup an Alcatel ONETOUCH POP 7 tablet for absolutely nothing but the sales tax. There are no monthly payments and not even a down payment. The following day, November 22, T-Mobile will open up the tablet offer to new customers as well.
T-Mobile notes that canceling your wireless service will cause the device balance to be due.
Source: T-Mobile
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AT&T offering 15GB data for price of 10GB
AT&T has begun offering a limited time deal for its Mobile Share Value plan. Starting from today, November 18, and running for an unknown period of time, customers will get 15GB of shareable data for the price of 10GB. At 50% more data to go around, it’s a far more competitive value for the $100 monthly fee.
Note that the $100 monthly charge does not include per-line access fees for smartphones ($15 each), tablets ($10 each), and other devices.
As is the case with the standard Mobile Share plan, the deal gives customers unlimited international texting and picture messaging at no additional cost.
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Watch an unmanned helicopter put out fires with help from a drone
Fighting wildfires is sometimes a daunting prospect with manned aircraft; pilots can’t always fly around the clock or cover every patch of land. They won’t have to if Lockheed Martin’s efforts pan out. It recently demonstrated a tweaked version of its unmanned K-MAX helicopter that can work in tandem with a quadrotor drone, Indago, to stamp out fires with relatively little human intervention. As you’ll see in the clip below, Indago serves as a forward scout that marks any hotspots. After that, K-MAX swoops in with a bucket to douse the flames. It fetches more water on its own, too.
People do need to oversee some of the process, but the mostly hands-off approach still lets K-MAX extinguish blazes with the kind of efficiency you don’t always get from regular aircraft — in the demo, it dumped 24,000 pounds of water in an hour. It can also change roles if there’s a need to drop off supplies or rescue survivors. Eventually, Lockheed hopes that this one-two robotic combo will take over from humans when they either aren’t available to fight fires or would face too many risks.
Filed under: Robots
Via: Wired
Source: Lockheed Martin
Samsung reducing smartphone lineup by up to 30% next year
Times are getting a little tough over at Samsung. Profit is declining and executives are seeing their pay slashed. The company relies heavily on its mobile division and that is where changes are going to be made. Next year, Samsung confirmed it will be reducing its smartphone lineup by 25% to 35%. Samsung would like to streamline everything in an effort to be cost efficient.
Demand for Galaxy devices is in limbo and Samsung would like to focus on select models. Right now, there are far too many Galaxy devices available in various names, sizes, colors, and markets. It is undeniably messy and confusing for consumers. Focusing on select models will provide proper attention and promotion across the board. It clears confusion for consumers because there will be actual differentiation.
Samsung remains as dominant as ever in markets like the United States. But in markets overseas, competitors are pushing back. Low-cost devices, from hardware manufacturers such as Xiaomi, are giving Samsung a run for its money. Reducing its smartphone lineup will give Samsung’s low-cost devices the push they desperately need to be competitive.
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Lithium Card: Last chance at wallet-sized power, $39.99 [Deal of the Day]
Who hasn’t been out and about when that dreaded low-battery indicator begins blinking and sucks the life out of whatever you were previously engaged in? Leave the action-hero life of feverishly analyzing your surroundings for the nearest electrical outlet behind and throw some portable power in your pocket!
The Lithium Card is a wallet-sized charging solution that’s roughly the thickness of 5 credit cards. Employing HyperCharging technology, the Lithium Card allows you to refill your device at the rate of about one-percent per minute. With 1200mAh of capacity and an ultra-thin design, the Lithium Card could be the new must-have for every wallet or purse. LinearFlux has slashed the price by 27 percent which means AndroidGuys readers can snag this for just $39.99.
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Here’s what a year’s worth of carbon dioxide looks like
It’s easy to talk about carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and their effect on our planet, but visualizing them? That’s hard. Thankfully, NASA has stepped up to the plate with a computer model that shows how CO2 travels across Earth’s atmosphere in the space of a year. As you’ll see in the clip below, a lot of gas in the northern hemisphere originates in major pollution centers across Asia, Europe and North America before it drifts across the globe. The abundance of plant life in the spring and summer quickly cuts down on CO2 levels, but the chemical comes roaring back once fall arrives — and the concentrations are higher than NASA would like to see.
The animation isn’t just for show, of course. It’s part of Nature Run, a newly released simulation that lets researchers understand how CO2 builds up. You probably won’t run this software outside of a lab — it took a supercomputer 75 days to produce what you see in the video. However, it should be exceptionally useful for scientists that either want to test satellite concepts or need accurate climate predictions. NASA’s work won’t solve Earth’s problems with greenhouse gases, but it should give you a better sense of how well (or badly) the planet is faring.
Filed under: Science
Via: Gizmodo
Source: NASA
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