http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/v/JEO57Ymd3QI?fs=1&hl=en_US&hd=1

http://www.samsunghub.com/2010/10/20/video-samsung-galaxy-player-yp-g50-ad/

iOS 4 Software Update

This update contains over 100 new features, including the following:

• Multitasking support for third-party apps*
- Multitasking user interface to quickly move between

apps

- Support for audio apps to play in the background

- VoIP apps can receive and maintain calls in the

background or when device is asleep

- Apps can monitor location and take action while

running in the background

- Alerts and messages can be pushed to apps using

push and local notifications

- Apps can complete tasks in the background

• Folders to better organize and access apps

• Home screen Wallpaper*

• Mail improvements

- Unified inbox to view emails from all accounts in one

place

- Fast inbox switching to quickly switch between

different email accounts

- Threaded messages to view multiple emails from the

same conversation

- Attachments can be opened with compatible third-

party apps

- Search results can now be filed or deleted

- Option to select size of photo attachments

- Messages in the Outbox can be edited or deleted

• Support for iBooks and iBookstore (available from the

App Store)

• Photo and Camera improvements

- 5x digital zoom when taking a photo**

- Tap to focus during video recording**

- Ability to sync Faces from iPhoto

- Geo-tagged photos appear on a map in Photos

• Ability to create and edit playlists on device

• Calendar invitations can be sent and accepted wirelessly

with supported CalDAV servers

• Support for MobileMe calendar sharing

• Suggestions and recent searches appear during a web

search

• Searchable SMS/MMS messages**

• Spotlight search can be continued on web and Wikipedia

• Enhanced location privacy

- New Location Services icon in the status bar

- Indication of which apps have requested your location

in the last 24 hours

- Location Services can be toggled on or off for

individual apps

• Automatic spellcheck

• Support for Bluetooth keyboards*

• iPod out to navigate music, podcasts and audiobooks

through an iPod interface with compatible cars

• Support for iTunes gifting of apps

• Wireless notes syncing with IMAP-based mail accounts

• Persistent WiFi connection to receive push notifications*

• New setting for turning on/off cellular data only**

• Option to display the character count while composing

new SMS/MMS**

• Visual Voicemail messages can be kept locally even if

they have been deleted from the server**

• Control to lock portrait orientation*

• Audio playback controls for iPod and third-party audio

apps*

• New languages, dictionaries and keyboards

• Accessibility enhancements*

• Bluetooth improvements

• Better data protection using the device passcode as an

encryption key* (Requires full restore.)

• Support for third-party Mobile Device Management

solutions

• Enables wireless distribution of enterprise applications

• Exchange Server 2010 compatibility

• Support for multiple Exchange ActiveSync accounts

• Support for Juniper Junos Pulse and Cisco AnyConnect

SSL VPN apps (available from the App Store)

• More than 1,500 new developer APIs

• Bug fixes

Products compatible with this software update:

• iPhone 3G

• iPhone 3GS

• iPhone 4

• iPod touch 2nd generation

• iPod touch 3rd generation (late 2009 models with 32GB

or 64GB)

* Requires iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and iPod touch 3rd generation.

** Requires iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and iPhone 4. SMS/MMS messaging and Visual Voicemail require support from your wireless carrier.

For feature descriptions and complete instructions, see the user guides for iPhone and iPod touch at:

<http://support.apple.com/manuals/iphone>

<http://support.apple.com/manuals/ipodtouch>

For more information about iPhone and iPod touch, go to:

<http://www.apple.com/iphone>

<http://www.apple.com/ipodtouch>

To troubleshoot your iPhone or iPod touch, or to view additional support information go to:

<http://www.apple.com/support/iphone>

<http://www.apple.com/support/ipodtouch>

For information on the security content of this update, please visit this website:

<http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222>

From Gmail’s help pages:

We don’t think you should be burdened with managing messages you don’t want to receive. We do our best to put messages in Spam when we’re pretty sure you won’t want or need them. But everyone has different preferences about the mail they want to see. You may not want to read any messages sent by a certain company or mailing list, while another Gmail user finds these same messages to be valuable.

To help solve this problem, we’re providing you with an unsubscribe tool for some messages. You’ll see the unsubscribe tool when you mark a message from particular types of mailing lists as spam. If the particular message is a misuse of a mailing list you like to receive, you can Report spam as usual. But if you never want to receive another message or newsletter from that list again, click Unsubscribe instead. We’ll send a request to the sender that your email address be removed from the list. It’s that simple!

Unsubscribe from GMail (GMail Help Page)

Note: this pretty old information, but lot of people are not aware of this

Skiff Reader looks bigger than kindle (or) the device from Sony (or) nook from B&N. Skiff Reader is optimized for newspaper & magazine content, it features the largest & high-resolution. Sized at 11.5″ display & 1200 x 1600 pixels.

The reader features full touchscreen , which will help user navigate. The device will have the capability to connect to internet via 3G(Sprint) and wifi. 4GB of internal storage with external memory card slot is available

Sprint is going to review the first skiff reader @ 2010 international consumer electronics show.

More from their press release

NEW YORK, January 4th, 2010 — Skiff, LLC and Sprint (NYSE: S) today announced that they will preview the Skiff Reader, the first e-reader optimized for newspaper and magazine content, at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas later this week.
The Skiff Reader, the initial dedicated device to integrate the upcoming Skiff e-reading service, is remarkably sleek and easy to use. At just over a quarter-inch in overall height, the device is the thinnest e-reader announced to date. It features the largest and highest-resolution electronic-paper display yet unveiled in a consumer device, at 11.5″ in size (measured diagonally) and a resolution of 1200 x 1600 pixels (UXGA). A full touchscreen enables users to intuitively navigate and engage with the newspapers, magazines, books and other digital content they purchase through the Skiff Store, as well as personal and work documents. The device weighs just over one pound and lasts over a week of average use between charges.

“The Skiff Reader’s big screen will showcase print media in compelling new ways,” said Gilbert Fuchsberg, president of Skiff, LLC. “This is consistent with Skiff’s focus on delivering enhanced reading experiences that engage consumers, publishers and advertisers.”

The Skiff Reader is designed not just for sleekness but also for durability. It is the first consumer product to feature the next-generation of e-paper display – one based on a thin, flexible sheet of stainless-steel foil. This contrasts with the fragile glass that is the foundation of almost every electronic screen – and a primary source of vulnerability and breakage risk in the devices that incorporate them. Skiff has worked closely with LG Display (NYSE: LPL), one of the world’s leading display manufacturers and the innovator of the foil-display technology, to optimize and implement this first-of-its-kind non-glass display uniquely for the Skiff Reader.

Skiff has signed a multi-year agreement with Sprint (NYSE:S) to provide 3G connectivity for Skiff’s dedicated e-reading devices in the United States. Plans are underway to have the Skiff Reader available for purchase later this year in more than 1,000 Sprint retail locations across the U.S., as well as online at www.sprint.com. Availability, pricing, additional distribution channels and other details will be disclosed at a later date.

“The forthcoming launch of the Skiff Reader is an exciting development for consumers who are looking for more and more choice in the arena of embedded devices,” said Dan Dooley, president wholesale solutions, Sprint. “We have witnessed a strong demand for e-readers in recent years and now Sprint is showing its commitment to Skiff by making this new device available on the 3G network and for sale in Sprint retail stores.”

In October 2009, Sprint announced the formation of its Emerging Solutions Business that focuses exclusively on the rapid delivery of machine-to-machine and mobile computing solutions to businesses and consumers. Sprint’s partnership with Skiff builds on more than 10 years of experience in working with vendors to provision non-Sprint-branded devices to operate on its networks, as well as extensive expertise in operating multiple platforms and assets.

In addition to 3G, the Skiff Reader will also support wireless connectivity via Wi-Fi.

The Skiff Reader will feature the Skiff service and digital store, allowing consumers to wirelessly purchase and access a wide variety of newspapers, magazines, books, blogs and other content from multiple publishers. Newspaper and magazine content delivered by Skiff will feature visually appealing layouts, high-resolution graphics, rich typography and dynamic updates, supporting key design qualities that help publications differentiate themselves and attract subscribers and advertisers.
Besides the Skiff Reader, Skiff is working with major consumer electronics manufacturers to integrate Skiff’s service, digital store and client software into a range of innovative devices. By supporting a variety of devices from multiple manufacturers, and through complementary applications for major smartphone platforms, Skiff will make it easier for publishers to distribute content and advertising across a range of devices and form factors, an increasingly important goal as the e-reading market continues to grow.

As per a unofficial google blog post, this service will help users who wish to share the web page they are reading (or) the content they are publishing. At present, there are lots of links shared online, as the microblogging service pike Twitter have grown unexpectly.

This service have been build by google on it’s infrastructure to provide a service which will be stable, secure & speed.

Google, has plans to make this service available for wider audience sooner.

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