Five great laptops from Dell
If you’re in the market for a Dell laptop, there are some fantastic ones out there. Here are our faves.
Dell has been around the block when it comes to laptops, and their current range is wide and varied. We’re digging through their catalog to showcase the best ones you can buy right now.
F1 is back – Solid start for Hamilton and Rosberg at Australian Grand Prix
F1 is back and the 2015 season is already off to a great start for the BlackBerry sponsored MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team. Having ended the 2014 season as F1 Constructors’ Champions for Mercedes-Benz, the team hit the Australian Grand Prix track for qualifying where Lewis Hamilton set a time of 1 minute, 26.327 seconds, six-tenths of a second faster than teammate Nico Rosberg as Mercedes made it a one-two in qualifying.
BlackBerry’s first tablet in years is a secure Galaxy Tab S
BlackBerry’s first experience with tablets was more than a little traumatic, but it hasn’t completely given up on the idea. The company’s SecuSmart wing has teamed up with IBM to launch the SecuTablet, an extra-secure version of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S 10.5. Reportedly, the slate’s included security bundle prevents sensitive data from falling into the wrong hands while allowing personal apps. Yes, you can watch YouTube on the same device that carries your classified documents. You aren’t likely to find this in stores (certainly not at its $2,380 price) as a result, but ongoing German government tests hint that you may well see it in the field — and there’s a real chance that it will outlive its ill-fated predecessor.
Filed under: Tablets, Samsung, Blackberry
Via: Wall Street Journal
Source: BlackBerry
BlackBerry’s first tablet in years is a secure Galaxy Tab S
BlackBerry’s first experience with tablets was more than a little traumatic, but it hasn’t completely given up on the idea. The company’s SecuSmart wing has teamed up with IBM to launch the SecuTablet, an extra-secure version of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S 10.5. Reportedly, the slate’s included security bundle prevents sensitive data from falling into the wrong hands while allowing personal apps. Yes, you can watch YouTube on the same device that carries your classified documents. You aren’t likely to find this in stores (certainly not at its $2,380 price) as a result, but ongoing German government tests hint that you may well see it in the field — and there’s a real chance that it will outlive its ill-fated predecessor.
Filed under: Tablets, Samsung, Blackberry
Via: Wall Street Journal
Source: BlackBerry
More than 1 million bits of feedback have been submitted by Windows Insiders
Microsoft launched the Windows Insider program back in September of 2014 and as of today they’ve logged their one millionth piece of feedback from testers.
The SecuTABLET is a new, secure tablet from Secusmart, IBM and Samsung
And now we know why tablets were on BlackBerry CEO John Chen’s mind. As we noted previously, Secusmart, IBM and Samsung teamed up for new highly secure mobile communication device and now further details have arrived via an official announcement. At CeBIT 2015, Secusmart with IBM will be presenting the SecuTABLET, a high-security tablet based on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5.
HTC’s latest One M9 promo videos are a little trippy
The HTC One M9 is due to be released later this month, and HTC has a quintet of preview videos to get you into the spirit. Be warned, though, they’re a little crazy.
HTC’s not been above being over-the-top with their M9 promotional videos, and we think there’s a lot to love about the new HTC One M9, but we can’t help but wonder if maybe toning down the CGI magicians and missiles might help better make the point.
A birth in virtual reality was live-streamed by Samsung
While most people will probably use VR sets like the Gear VR and the HTC Vive for gaming, YouTube’s 360 videos, and VR concerts, there’s a use that’s well… a front row seat to the miracle of child birth. Samsung announced that the company has streamed the very first child birth in virtual reality.
Jason Larke, who couldn’t be at the birth of his third child due to work commitments in the Land Down Under, was able to witness his wife, Alison give birth thanks to Samsung and the Gear VR. The Korean company allowed him to watch the entire thing via a live-streamed feed for the Gear VR. Basically giving him the experience of being there.
Even though he was over 4,000 miles away, he was able to experience the birth of his third child in real time. Given that this is a brand new technology, it’s nice to see that it can be used for something more than novelty features. We have the video for you below.
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source: The Next Web
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The SecuTABLET is a new, secure tablet from Secusmart, IBM and Samsung
As our friends at CrackBerry previously noted, Secusmart, IBM and Samsung teamed up for new highly secure mobile communication device and now further details have arrived via an official announcement. At CeBIT 2015, Secusmart with IBM will be presenting the SecuTABLET, a high-security tablet based on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5.
This week in Xbox One game news: March 14th 2015
To save spamming up the feed with every shred of Xbox One news that happens (and there’s a lot), we’re going to start compiling some of the week’s smaller announcements into a single handy thread at the end of every week.
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