Oct 17
The officers at AndroidPolice have spotted a 32GB Nexus 7, Google and Asus’ addicting mini-tablet, for $249 on the Staples website. The new model, which many believe should have been launched with the first batch of 8- and 16GB slates, should sell for less than the 16GB model.
Interestingly, because of the pricing, the 32GB could replace the 16GB entirely although I personally find the 8GB that I have to be the unfortunate runt of the litter with too little space for anything interesting.
AndroidPolice is suggesting that the October 18th launch is probably not going to happen but, like the wise old owl once said of a Tootsie Pop, the world may never know.
Being in an accident is no fun at all, but until now, drivers play the most important role in ensuring that vehicle accidents are avoided. How about a car that will avoid accidents even when the driver is lax and paid more attention to the smartphone in his or her hand instead of having both eyes concentrating fully on the road? Nissan Motor of Japan has set their ultimate goal of rolling out cars that will achieve a “virtually zero“ accident rate. Of course, heavy duty technology is enlisted to achieve this lofty ideal, including a steering wheel that remains steady without shaking or vibrating even while driving on a bumpy road, or how about a vehicle that calculates the different factors before making that swerve on its own in order to avoid the sudden situation of a pedestrian jumping in front of your car?
