Flash blamed for RIM PlayBook's short battery life

You have to feel a little bit sorry for Adobe Flash. The much-maligned technology has been dissed by Apple. It's unstable on Android.

Source: http://www.infoworld.com/t/mobile-platforms/flash-blamed-rim-playbooks-short-battery-life-570?source=rss_mobilize

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5 things you need to know about BYO tech

Two megatrends collided in big IT shops during 2010, and will continue their irresistible force/immovable object dynamic moving into 2011 and beyond, analysts say.

One is the well-ordered, well-established practice of consolidating servers and PCs as much as possible and standardizing on specific manufacturers, form factors and component lists to minimize support, training, and replacement costs.

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HP Unveils CES 2011 Notebook And Desktop Lineup

The CES website may tell you that the trade show doesn't begin until the 6th of this month, but don't tell that to Lenovo or HP. Both companies are offering up something new today, with Hewlett-Packard having the most lengthy list of announcements between the two. At least for today. Let's dive on it! First, HP's Pavilion dm1 has been updated with an AMD Fusion APU that offers smooth 1080p multi-media playback, an 11.6" HD BrightView display, a full-size keyboard, a battery good for up to 10.75 hours of life,

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Samsung C7000 Series LCD TV

The Samsung C7000 series is sexy, super-slim, full-featured, and delivers generally good picture quality, but over-saturation, moving buildings, and a poor range of side viewing angles are flaws.

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Samsung crafts 'world's lightest' 3D glasses in partnership with Silhouette

You had to know that once LG sought a designer's inspiration for improving its 3D eyewear, Samsung too would be recruiting outside help with its three-dee goggles. Sure enough, Sammy has partnered up with Austrian design firm Silhouette to deliver what it claims are the world's lightest 3D glasses, weighing a measly 28g. The design is such that all the electronics are housed in two compartments at the rear of the specs, permitting for a perfect weight balance between the front and back. They'll supposedly fit on adults and children alike, will recharge wirelessly, and will also detect when 3D content is being beamed at them and automatically switch on and off. Their ability to deliver compelling content to make 3D TVs worth it, however, remains a mystery. We should be seeing plenty more of these active shutter lightweights at CES this week.

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Personal Tech Live with Rob Pegoraro

Rob Pegoraro answers your questions on recent gadget reviews, technology news and provides personal tech buying and fixing advice.

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