It’s been around in a few different hues , and has since grown into a TouchWiz UX kind of outfit , and we’re guessing it’s about time Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 found its way into our weekly HWYC feature. It’s undoubtedly the Android slate to beat, even today, but that doesn’t mean that it’s spit-shine perfect. For those who opted for this beaut, we’re keenly interested in hearing how your experience has been. Are you still satisfied with Honeycomb as a tablet operating system? Is the screen still wowing you? Any durability issues we should know about it? And if you had the keys to Sammy’s Design Kingdom, what would you do differently on the next Tab 10.1? Realign the aspect ratio? Go matte? Up the screen resolution? Speak up in comments below — and keep it sane, cool? How would you change Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1? originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 11 Sep 2011 22:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink
Continue reading …Many of the news broadcasts from the day our nation was attacked on 9/11 have become a part of the fabric of American culture. The Internet Archive has put together a fabulous video summary of reports from around the world that day (videos follow with commentary): For those unfamiliar with the Internet Archive , it is basically an online library with a spectacular 9/11 section . As a bonus, here's Fox News's fabulous look back at its coverage that day:
Continue reading …Fiiiiinally … the fiery President Obama of old came roaring back with a killer jobs speech this week. “What a relief,” sighs Maureen Dowd in the New York Times . “The president was strong and House Republicans were conciliatory.” But it’s not that simple, she says, because at heart Republicans are “revolutionary…
Continue reading …Looking to meet like-minded people as the new school year begins? Never fear—these days, there’s a club for everybody, the Detroit Free Press reports. A few of the oddest: Squirrel clubs . Both the University of Michigan and Western Michigan University offer societies aimed at interacting with our bushy-tailed friends….
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Click here to view this media Folk singer Paul Simon remembered the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 by singing the song that first propelled the duo Simon & Garfunkel into popularity. Simon wrote “The Sound of Silence” in 1964, a year after the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The song took on a different meaning at 10:41 a.m. ET Sunday as Simon performed it at Ground Zero. “Hello darkness, my old friend / I’ve come to talk with you again” In their first 2001 episode after the 9/11 attacks, Simon had performed “The Boxer” on NBC’s Saturday Night Live .
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Continue reading …A law student drowned in the River Thames after getting drunk to celebrate a month of sobriety, a London inquest found this week. Niall Pawsey, 20, drank more than four times the legal driving limit after winning a bet to go 28 days without alcohol. Kicked out of a pub…
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President Barack Obama said Sunday that the decade since the Sept. 11 attacks shows that America does not give in to fear, and never succumbed to suspicion and mistrust. He spoke at a memorial concert at the Kennedy Center.
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President Barack Obama said Sunday that the decade since the Sept. 11 attacks shows that America does not give in to fear, and never succumbed to suspicion and mistrust. He spoke at a memorial concert at the Kennedy Center.
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9/11 rememberance video 9/11 video Pictures of 9/11 attack Uzelezz says: Photographer Bill Biggart’s Final Exposures: see the last pictures of 9 / 11 before he died: http://t.co/QYQw2vy
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