Thursday, August 2, 2012
Daily Grind: Stories we've noticed (and you should too)
The editors of Surfer magazine are "finally giving female surfers the love they deserve," they said, and it's all thanks to their newest magazine, Salted. It "features the best female surfers on the planet, trips to the most idyllic locales, profiles, interviews, history, fashion features, and more. It's is a much-overdue homage to women's surfing, all made with the quality, authenticity, and top-notch imagery you've come to expect from Surfer." To read..
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
HTC One X: Big Screen In Thin, Fast Phone
'Vegas' drama unfolds at Santa Clarita Studios
Google Chrome 21 stable release adds Retina MacBook Pro support, webcam use without plugins
Some Retina MacBook Pro owners have been waiting for this day for six weeks: that promised Retina support in Google Chrome is now part of a finished, stable release. Chrome 21 is now crisp and clear for those who took the plunge on Apple's new laptop but would rather not cling to Safari for the web. No matter what hardware you're using, Google has rolled in its promised WebRTC support to let webcams and microphones have their way without Flash or other plugins. Other notable tweaks like wider support for Cloud Print and gamepads tag along in the update as well. If you're at all intrigued by the expanded hardware support in Chrome, Google has an abundance of details (and downloads) at the links below.
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