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Stop! Fanboys, what's that sound? Well, we're not sure, actually, but a couple of things we know that sound isn't are Brian Heater, an optical drive, and a Vertu phone. If you asked us we might tell you it sounds kind of like an HD Big Mouth Bass hanging from the wall in an undisclosed location. But yeah, we're not sure, so you'll just have to listen for yourself and see where the Engadget Podcast takes you. You won't be disappointed. Probably.
Hosts: Tim Stevens, Darren Murph, Richard Lawler
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Orbital - Never
00:03:45 - The 2012 MacBook Pros vs. the 2011 models: what's changed?
00:22:59 - Apple axes 17-inch MacBook Pro, giant laptop owners weep
00:25:07 - Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display review (mid 2012)
00:25:26 - Apple announces refreshed MacBook Air: Ivy Bridge processor, USB 3.0, shipping today
00:29:00 - Apple officially gives Google Maps the boot, launches own Maps app with turn-by-turn navigation (updated)
00:36:50 - Apple demos Passbook, a one-stop shop for tickets and boarding passes
00:40:22 - Apple rolls out updated Mac Pro lineup with faster processors, not much else
00:41:51 - Siri comes to the New iPad
00:45:04 - OS X Mountain Lion: arrives on Macs next month, priced at $20
00:52:20 - Verizon's Share Everything data plans go live June 28th, let you add family (or a tablet) for a little extra
00:57:40 - Nokia 'sharpens strategy' by dropping three executives, laying off 10,000 and dumping Vertu
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A document passing itself off as an internal Microsoft presentation about the future of Xbox has surfaced, and is stirring internet chatter with its possible hints at the future of the console. Despite turning up online over a month ago and potentially dating back to 2010, a few things mentioned that have since come to fruition -- like SmartGlass -- are earning it more attention. The proposed developments include cloud-based entertainment, native 3D, augmented reality "Fortaleza Glasses," scalable hardware -- all by 2015. If that's too long to wait, however, the time line also indicates we'd be seeing the next generation hardware in 2013 for $299 (more precise and four-player ready Kinect 2 included). The Xbox 720 package described includes such pie-in-the-sky bullet points as Blu-ray and whole-home DVR features all from a low-power always-on box built on a "Yukon" ARM hardware platform.
Of course, even if this is legit and not just some business student's exercise, all the talk of value propositions, OEM licensing and developer profitability are proposals that could have changed. Need more reasons to be skeptical? Digital Foundry points out the extremely optimistic wattages listed and previous appearances of the illustrations included. Ponder over the full 56-page document for yourself -- taking into account the bored minds on the internet that are capable of cranking out this kind of stuff, like that infamous Nintendo Revolution video -- after the break.
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Alleged Xbox 720 document leak resurfaces, stirs rumors of Kinect 2, native 3D, AR glasses originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 16 Jun 2012 10:16:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Drawbridge, a cross-device ad targeting startup backed by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Sequoia Capital, announced today it has hired Yahoo's former mobile sales head as its new vice president of sales and business development. The hire in question is Paul Cushman, whose official title at Yahoo was senior director of mobile sales strategy. Despite the turmoil at the top of Yahoo, and the virtually unending criticism it seems to get in the press, Cushman insists that his departure shouldn't be read as a sign of dissatisfaction with his old employer.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/K9sAGT126nM/
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