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Friday, May 11, 2012
LG LS970 superphone rumored: Krait quad-core, 2GB RAM, LTE and 13MP camera
Not to be outdone by its Korean rival, LG's reportedly preparing a potent new phone with some of Qualcomm's latest SoC hardware. According to BriefMobile's leak, it'll pack an LTE-friendly MDM9615 alongside the Adreno 320 GPU and 2GB of RAM -- something LG has already announced for its Optimus LTE2. A 2,1000 mAh battery will apparently power the 4.67-inch 1280 x 768 LCD display, while a Sony-matching 13-megapixel camera will face out the back. The leak -- which includes the decidedly abstract photo above -- reckons the LTE slab will arrive on Sprint, which tallies with the LS970 model number. We're cautiously holding out for something more official soon -- perhaps once the Now Network's flipped that 4G switch.
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Bigger Words Make Emotions More Intense [Science]
Scientists have shown that words printed in larger font sizes elicit a stronger emotional response.
A report, published in PLoS ONE, has show that reading all kinds of words—positive, neutral, or negative—printed in larger fonts causes higher electrical potential in the brain than when words are printed in smaller fonts. Those increased voltages are experienced as more extreme, longer-lasting emotions.
The researchers suggest that our reaction to large words may be a result of an ancient, biological response, through which things that are larger subconsciously appear closer, and as such are treated with more caution. No word yet on how the brain responds to blinky text. [PLoS ONE]
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Saas For Cows! Farmeron Raises $1.4 Million *Seed* to Ease Farmers? Lives
A lot of people in Silicon Valley are pretty obsessed with organic this and that. One or two startups have looked at the whole connecting-fams-with-consumers-directly model, even. So it's odd that it's taken a startup from little old Croatia to realise that it's the farmers themselves that could use a little help. And let's not be perochial about this. Farming is big business. The 'market' of?medium and corporate-size farms around the world is worth a juicy?$12 billion - but as of today it's often run on outmoded systems. Thus, Farmeron.com, a startup billing itself as one?of the world?s first agricultural SaaS companies, plans to change all that. It's?closed a?$1.4?million seed (one time this word is highly appropriate) round co-led by Lee Hower of NextView Ventures and Jeff Clavier of?SoftTech VC. ?Other prominent angels - Evan Nisselson of LDV Capital, Niko?Hrdy, Taavet Hinrikus?- also participated. The funds wil be used to?hire key management team members and to staff sales and support teams both in US?and Europe.concord safe and sound botticelli x factor winner footlocker julia gillard julia gillard
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