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(link) Wednesday, 19-December-2012 20:48:22 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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Instagram changed their T&Cs, giving them the right to sell your photos, and the resulting uproar has resulted in a quick backpedal. Systrom said Instagram was listening to its users and would fix any mistakes on the social network's part. He said Instagram never intended to sell people's photos to others without compensating the photographers. "This is not true and it is our mistake that this language is confusing," he said. "To be clear: It is not our intention to sell your photos. We are working on updated language in the terms to make sure this is clear."
Here's an interesting Russian smartphone with a Kindle-like screen on the back. The YotaPhone's claim to fame — and the reason why The Wall Street Journal announced yesterday that "the Russians are coming" — is that its rear display isn't an LCD or an AMOLED display, but an always-on E Ink unit like that found in Amazon's Kindle e-readers. For a Russian company to be producing a smartphone of international interest is unprecedented, so we met up with Yota Devices CEO Vladislav Martynov today to take a closer look. I know lots of people with Kindles, but I haven't quite made the leap myself yet.
CustomPCreview have a 13-way flash memory roundup. What we wanted to know is if a high speed memory card such as the Lexar Professional 1000x CF (Compact Flash) card will actually perform better than a SanDisk Extreme 400x CF card under typical real world conditions.
Kombiman spotted this Xmas-themed research paper. The nasal microcirculation of reindeer is richly vascularised, with a vascular density 25% higher than that in humans. These results highlight the intrinsic physiological properties of Rudolph’s legendary luminous red nose, which help to protect it from freezing during sleigh rides and to regulate the temperature of the reindeer’s brain, factors essential for flying reindeer pulling Santa Claus’s sleigh under extreme temperatures.
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