Are Uber And Lyft Responsible For Reducing DUIs?
Regulatory issues aside, services such as Uber and Lyft only increase the number of ways bar patrons can get home. And given their popularity among younger users, they’re positioned to put a sizable dent in the number of DUI arrests. So, are they?
July 11, 2014 at 6:40PM
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Welcome back to our weekly Top 10 Android App Updates column, where we take a look at the most frequently upgraded apps for the week. We’ve found that one of the best ways to discover useful apps is to find the ones that are actually being updated by the developers rather than selecting the apps with the most installs. As in the past, we’re going to filter out minor updates for the super-popular apps that have over 10 million installs, but we’ll make exceptions for apps that have had significant updates. We hope you enjoy this weekly feature and that you discover some apps that end up being useful.
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Checa la historia de una mujer que justificó la muerte en su red social
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Mira el nuevo comercial donde la marca surcoreana llama "abraza pared" a los usuarios de Apple
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Alguien tenía que dar otra vuelta de tuerca al mundillo de los marcos digitales. Google ya anunció que con la nueva versión de Chromecast iba a permitir el streaming de fotos e imágenes relacionadas con el mundo del arte y la naturaleza, sin…
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Es un secreto a voces que el fabricante japonés presentará al sucesor del Z2 en la próxima edición del IFA, que se celebrará en septiembre en Berlín. Ya hemos visto algunas imágenes y las posibles especificaciones del Sony Xperia Z3.
Ahora un portal chino ha publicado nuevas imágenes del Sony Xperia Z3, en este caso el modelo de color negro. Si las imágenes no son un fake, se confirma que el nuevo buque insignia nipón seguirá la misma línea de diseño que sus predecesores.
Este supuesto Z3 es el modelo que llegará a China, aunque seguramente comparta especificaciones técnicas con la versión europea. De esta forma el nuevo smartphone de Sony latirá gracias a un procesador Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 a 2.5 GHz, junto con 3 GB de RAM y la misma lente de 20.7 megapíxeles que incorpora el Xperia Z2.
La pantalla del Z3 sigue siendo un misterio. ¿Se apuntará Sony a la moda de las pantallas QHD, o seguirá utilizando pantallas 1080p? Yo espero que en este aspecto almenos innoven un poco porque estoy viendo que el Z3 es casi calcado al modelo anterior.
Y es que yo personalmente no entiendo la política de Sony. Soy un fan acérrimo del fabricante nipón pero no comprendo como pueden lanzar un teléfono cada seis meses con las mismas prestaciones que su predecesor. Vale, al público en general le gusta llevar la tecnología más puntera, pero por tener un procesador ligeramente superior al modelo anterior no me parece motivo suficiente para presentar un nuevo smartphone. Veremos con qué nos sorprende Sony en Berlín…
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This is the sound of electric cars racing
“They sound like they’re from the future.”
July 11, 2014 at 2:57PM
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Era de esperar que la sentencia de la UE favorable al derecho al olvido siguiera trayendo cola y así ha sido. David Drummond, vicepresidente…
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The Samsung Galaxy S4 Active was the rugged version of the Galaxy S4, featuring water and dust proofing which was pretty awesome. The metal back also helped make it more rugged, and some people liked the device more than the standard Galaxy S4 simply for the build quality. But we had no idea it could take such a beating.
Thanks to Reddit, we get to see a story of someone mowing the lawn with a riding mower, listening to music on the Galaxy S4 Active. The device slips out of their pocket and falls under the mower. You’d think you would find shreds of a device left, but no, the device comes out mostly in one piece. That corner might be somewhere else entirely.
However, the device works perfectly fine! It didn’t even stop playing music after being hit by the blades, and touch input works as it should. Yeah, the display is pretty messed up, but it’s still an impressive feat nonetheless. It’s just an awesome story we enjoyed. Any such stories of yours you can share?
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If you have an HTC One, the Dot View case is a really cool accessory to own. Of course, it has its downsides, but it’s still pretty much a must have even if you don’t use it often. Instead of a solid flip cover, it features a perforated cover that the display shines through to give a dot matrix effect that looks pretty sweet.
To have the case work properly, HTC includes a Dot View app that can be updated through the Play Store. And it’s been updated today, with the awesome addition of themes and customizable wallpapers. In the app, you’ll find 18 themes that change the background of the display when it’s lighting up the case. You can also use your own photos, but it won’t be easy to find one with enough contrast to look good.
If you want to check it out, hit the widget below or head to the Play Store on your HTC One and update the app, then start playing around. How many of you rock a Dot View case on your HTC One?
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