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Monday, April 7, 2014
iPad mini 2 release date may be pushed back down to Retina display
The iPad mini 2 may be delayed if Apple adopts a Retina-style screen for the small tablet, according to fresh reports.
Apple has nailed down exactly what the iPad 5 will be like, but has not yet decided whether to update the iPad mini with a Retina screen, according to DigiTimes.
The site writes that if Apple decides to use a high pixel density screen, the iPad mini 2 is likely to be delayed until “the end of the fourth quarter” – as opposed to being released alongside the iPad 5 in September.
DigiTimes appears certain that the iPad 5 will land in September, citing sourced “from the upstream supply chain”.
As reported elsewhere, the site writes that the full-size iPad will feature a slimmed-down screen bezel, as well as improved battery life.
All these nuggets come with a pretty serious caveat – they come from DigiTimes. The site is one of the most Apple notorious rumour-pedlars on the internet, and many of its predications and assertions turn out to be less than entirely accurate.
In June 2013, NPD DisplaySearch analyst Richard Shim claimed that a Retina version of the 7.9-inch tablet will not arrive until 2014.
However, further conflicting reports are not hard to find. Also in June 2013, ETNews reported that Samsung would produce the display panels for Apple’s 2013 tablets, including a Retina iPad mini 2 screen.
The claimed panel is a 7.9-inch screen like the current model, but has a resolution of 2,048 x 1,536 pixels rather than 1,024 x 768.
This is the same resolution as the iPad 4, which would give the iPad mini 2 an impressive pixel density of 324 ppi.
That is roughly the same density as the iPhone 5, although pixel density in tablets tends to be far lower than that of the top mobile phones.
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Apple has nailed down exactly what the iPad 5 will be like, but has not yet decided whether to update the iPad mini with a Retina screen, according to DigiTimes.
The site writes that if Apple decides to use a high pixel density screen, the iPad mini 2 is likely to be delayed until “the end of the fourth quarter” – as opposed to being released alongside the iPad 5 in September.
DigiTimes appears certain that the iPad 5 will land in September, citing sourced “from the upstream supply chain”.
As reported elsewhere, the site writes that the full-size iPad will feature a slimmed-down screen bezel, as well as improved battery life.
All these nuggets come with a pretty serious caveat – they come from DigiTimes. The site is one of the most Apple notorious rumour-pedlars on the internet, and many of its predications and assertions turn out to be less than entirely accurate.
iPad mini 2 Retina reports
In June 2013, NPD DisplaySearch analyst Richard Shim claimed that a Retina version of the 7.9-inch tablet will not arrive until 2014.
However, further conflicting reports are not hard to find. Also in June 2013, ETNews reported that Samsung would produce the display panels for Apple’s 2013 tablets, including a Retina iPad mini 2 screen.
The claimed panel is a 7.9-inch screen like the current model, but has a resolution of 2,048 x 1,536 pixels rather than 1,024 x 768.
This is the same resolution as the iPad 4, which would give the iPad mini 2 an impressive pixel density of 324 ppi.
That is roughly the same density as the iPhone 5, although pixel density in tablets tends to be far lower than that of the top mobile phones.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Hotfile close down in the wake of settling with Mpaa for 80 million
MPAA movement has brought about yet an alternate significant file-sharing site shutting down.
Hotfile was a crappy site, actually, I never liked that site. The site used to give damn slow download speed and doesnt even provide download through manager until the user is registered and a premium user. There are many files I need to downloads like ROMs, some applications, softwares, kernels etc. and some people upload them at Hotfile for getting money but they dont understand the feeling of customer. Anyway, Im happy with this because from now, everyone will go for MediaFire, ZippyShare etc. which provides hotlinking, download manager support, fast download etc.
Not at all like a percentage of the bigger sites the MPAAand RIAA have followed, Hotfile didnt precisely have a stellar track record when it came to copyright takedowns. Prosecutors guaranteed that more than 10 million demands had been sent to Hotfile soon after the claim was filed in 2011 and that just 70 client accounts had been ended accordingly. That is not the sort of vigilance that keeps the Copyright syndication off your back.
Also, Hotfile offered Money-per-download which makes users to upload more pirated tools or software which resulted in more downloads and more money. More than 50% of uploads in Hotfile are pirated things or cracks only.
There was a dispute between MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) and HotFile about some legal issues that was settled up with a deal of $80 million. Also, the Hotfile has been closed by the order of Judge because had already ordered to close the site because Hotfile wasnt qualified for Dmca Safe Harbor security, so net weeks trial might have been kept tabs on dealing with the aggregate bill for dama.
Theres also a rumor that Hotfile will be working after some months but I wish it to be closed for ever!!
What are the pros of Shutdown of Hotfile
Hotfile was a crappy site, actually, I never liked that site. The site used to give damn slow download speed and doesnt even provide download through manager until the user is registered and a premium user. There are many files I need to downloads like ROMs, some applications, softwares, kernels etc. and some people upload them at Hotfile for getting money but they dont understand the feeling of customer. Anyway, Im happy with this because from now, everyone will go for MediaFire, ZippyShare etc. which provides hotlinking, download manager support, fast download etc.
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Not at all like a percentage of the bigger sites the MPAAand RIAA have followed, Hotfile didnt precisely have a stellar track record when it came to copyright takedowns. Prosecutors guaranteed that more than 10 million demands had been sent to Hotfile soon after the claim was filed in 2011 and that just 70 client accounts had been ended accordingly. That is not the sort of vigilance that keeps the Copyright syndication off your back.
Also, Hotfile offered Money-per-download which makes users to upload more pirated tools or software which resulted in more downloads and more money. More than 50% of uploads in Hotfile are pirated things or cracks only.
There was a dispute between MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) and HotFile about some legal issues that was settled up with a deal of $80 million. Also, the Hotfile has been closed by the order of Judge because had already ordered to close the site because Hotfile wasnt qualified for Dmca Safe Harbor security, so net weeks trial might have been kept tabs on dealing with the aggregate bill for dama.
Theres also a rumor that Hotfile will be working after some months but I wish it to be closed for ever!!
What are the pros of Shutdown of Hotfile
- The users will upload their files on MediaFire, ZippyShare, Dev-host and other sites which will make users to download them easily without waiting for some seconds or minutes [or instant download].
- Users can download from IDM/FDM or other Download Manager after the users upload the files on other file sharing websites.
What are the cos of Shutdown of Hotfile
- The users money left behind! Hotfile took their shares with them only and didnt paid to the uploaders, so its sad for the HotFile users.
- The users premiem account gone into vain! What about 1 year premieum account of uploaders? It is worst for the users who registered just 1-2 months before the closing of the website.
- Hofile took the
HotFiles with them only! The users also might have made a backup of their folder or precious files which they cannot download or restore now! Sad for them again.
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