Apple is such an opaque company that even app developers can be left, out in the cold, wondering why their app was rejected from the app store. Thankfully, the company does have some sympathy for those dejected coders, which is why it’s published a…
A handful of years ago, a limited edition Leica camera went on sale at the Leica Store Ginza in Tokyo. As with limited editions, the Leica MP Titanium had a limited run of 150, all of them only available in Japan. That has changed for one lucky (future) buyer, with a single camera going on sale in Miami. The Leica … Continue reading
First there was glamping, injecting a little glamour into dull, pedestrian camping; now, Mercedes-Benz wants to crank that up to 11 with its latest bizarre Zetros version, a luxury mobile home with the off-roading capability of a Unimog. The carbon fiber vehicle targets outdoors-types for whom the thought of exploring the wilderness without bringing natural stone floors, real-wood furniture, and … Continue reading
It has been a while since Google teamed up with a hardware partner to launch a new Nexus device. Fans have waited for far too long for a new Nexus tablet and if recent rumors are to be believed, a new 9-inch Nexus device developed by HTC is in the pipeline. There have already been several rumors about this particular device and more details have surfaced online now.
As per the rumors this tablet is known as Volantis or HTC T1, with the internal codename Flounder. Additional details have been posted online by @upleaks, the Twitter account that has shot to fame ever since @evleaks threw in the towel.
According to @upleaks the Wi-Fi only variant of HTC’s Nexus 9 is will be available in a handful of countries including Russia, Australia, Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand as well as across Europe. It has also been said that the tablet will be released with several accessories such as a “Magic Cover” in leather and a keyboard folio.
There are no confirmed reports about the tablet’s specifications though its rumored to have high-end hardware. HTC or Google haven’t revealed when the new Nexus tablet might be unveiled so we’ll have to wait and see when that happens.
Additional Nexus 9 Details Surface Online
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Soon after releasing a major update for OneDrive on mobile, Microsoft has now removed the 2GB file size limit on uploads. Microsoft made the change without saying anything first, it was spotted by a reddit user initially. However the company has now confirmed that it is indeed increasing the upload file size limit for OneDrive from 2GB.
Microsoft’s cloud storage service was previously known as SkyDrive. It was rebranded as OneDrive since the company had to change the name due to a lawsuit. Its available on a variety of different platforms and tries hard to compete with rivals like Dropbox and Google Drive.
A spokesperson for Microsoft has told TNW that the company has begun working to increase the file size limit for all OneDrive accounts. “We have started the process with a small number of customers,” it says, the change will be rolled out to the entire customer base in the near future.
At this point Microsoft has not defined a new upload file size limit. To put things in perspective, let us not forget that Google Drive lets users upload files up to 5TB whereas Dropbox caps it at 10GB.
The time frame in which new size limit will be rolled out for all OneDrive users has not been defined. Microsoft says that it will make a formal announcement on the OneDrive blog once the change is put in place for everyone.
Microsoft Increasing OneDrive File Size Limit From 2GB
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A standing desk is a resource for the home office that’s increasingly common, but they’re still not affordable or convenient in most cases. The Press Fit standing desk began life as a Kickstarter project designed to fix both those problems, with an innovative standing desk design that’s easy to assemble/break down and reassemble, and that won’t break the budget. Read More
Do you heel strike or are you a forefoot runner? If you have no idea what that question means this wearable probably isn’t for you. RunScribe is aiming for serious running geeks who want to nerd out over exactly how, where and when their feet connect with the ground — and use that data to improve their running technique and (hopefully) avoid injury. Read More
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