Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 Squadra Corse brings one-make series to the road

Lamborghini announced a new Gallardo model today, the all-wheel-drive LP 570-4 Squadra Corse, and it's almost identical to the LP 570-4 Super Trofeo single-series race car. Its world premiere will be held at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September. The street-legal Squadra Corse shares key components with the Super Trofeo – both of which are based on the Gallardo Superleggera – including the 570-horsepower V10, carbon fiber rear wing and removable engine hood made in the same material. The rear wing produces up to three times more downforce than what's found on the LP 560-4.

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Non Retina iPad Mini With A6 Processor Reportedly Being Tested

No one knows for sure right now what Apple's plans are with regards to its second generation iPad mini. We've heard a lot of rumors claim that the company will release a Retina display touting iPad mini, whereas others believe that a non Retina version will be released this year and that the Retina one will come in 2014. A developer has apparently sent proof of references in iOS 7 SDK to 9to5Mac that hint at the possibility of Apple testing a non Retina display iPad mini that is powered by an A6 processor. The system-on-chip is similar to the one inside iPhone 5. Three variants of this particular iPad mini are apparently being tested.

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Catch Notes dying - will you miss it?

We all have our very specific ways of taking notes, but it seems 5-10 million of you will need to be changing your methods soon. The popular app Catch Notes will be shutting down. Catch Notes' last day will be August 30th. Users have until then to download their data if they wish to. The Catch Notes team has given you instructions on how to do it, so you don't need to be afraid that you will lose all your notes.

It is sad to see such popular apps and services dying, but what could be causing it? Is an app downloaded 5-10 million times really not able to pull a profit? Catch doesn't go into details.


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Zynga Sues Makers Of "Bang With Friends" App Over Alleged Trademark Infringement

Some of you guys might have heard of Zynga's "with friends" series of games, like Words With Friends being one of them. Some of you might have also heard of a parody type of app called Bang With Friends, which is essentially an app that allows people to hook up with each other for casual sex. Given that the names are somewhat similar, we're surprised it actually took Zynga this long to sue them, but it looks like they finally have.

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NVIDIA SHIELD Review

With SHIELD, NVIDIA ventures for the first time in the game console business with a mission: making Android a premium gaming platform. NVIDIA absolutely wanted to build a portable gaming device with an integrated controller because without a top-notch controller, skills can't be expressed and without skills, there is no hardcore gaming. SHIELD is going to be the first device to use NVIDIA's Tegra 4 chip and when it ships on July 31st, it will be the most powerful Android device on the market.

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Automated Wine Bar Serves You Drinks After Smartcard Transaction

Self-service seems to be the way to go, and human waiters as well as bartenders do seem to be a dying breed in the process as part of the "collateral damage" whenever restaurants and eating establishments deploy food serving robots. Well, a new wine bar that will be opening in the New York area intends to do away with the classic bartender, but rather, would prefer to have their customers obtain their drinks from an automated kiosk using a smartcard.

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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ70 Digital Camera Available For Pre-Order At B&H Photo

B&H Photo has begun taking pre-orders for the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ70 digital camera. This bridge-style digital camera can be yours for $399 and will begin shipping from August 30th. Specs-wise, the Lumix DMC-FZ70 sports a 16.1MP 1x2.3″ BSI MOS sensor, a Lumix DC Vario 60x optical zoom lens, a 3.0″ 460K-dot LCD monitor, a 0.20″ 202K-dot electronic viewfinder, a Venus Engine image processor, a built-in windshield zoom microphone, an HDMI output port and Full HD 1080i AVCHD video capture at 60fps.

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Must See HDTV (July 29th - August 4th)

GI Joe: Retaliation (3D)Star Trek: The Next Generation (S4)The FogStar Trek: TNG, RedemptionBanshee (S1). American Ninja Warrior, NBC, 8PMThe Bachelorette, ABC, 8PMWWE Raw, USA, 8PMSwitched at Birth, ABC Family, 8PMTop Gear, BBC America, 8:30PMFirst Comes Love, HBO, 9PMBreaking Pointe, CW, 9PMGet Out Alive with Bear Grylls, NBC, 9PMMajor Crimes, TNT, 9PMThe Fosters, ABC Family, 9PMDangerman: The Incredible Mr. Goodwin, BBC America, 10PMSiberia, NBC, 10PMUnder the Dome, CBS, 10PMKing & Maxwell, TNT, 10PMTeen Wolf, MTV, 10PMMistresses, ABC, 10PMLongmire, A&E, 10PM.

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GM execs fired over fraudulent India emissions testing

General Motors hadn't had a recall in India since 1995. That changed when it was discovered that certain employees were playing tricks with local emissions testing in order to ensure passing grades for engines. More than ten GM Powertrain employees in India and the US have been let go over the ensuing emissions flap, including Sam Winegarden, VP of global engine engineering, a man who has been with the company since 1969, leading development of some marquee powerplants.

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Audi teases Frankfurt reveal... is it the A8?

Audi has already rumored to have plans to reveal a 650-horsepower Sport Quattro Concept at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show in September, but it also seems that we'll be getting our first look at the 2015 Audi A8 as well. Based on a panned-out shot of a teaser video, we can clearly see that this is a new sedan model, so it makes sense that is the updated A8 since we've already seen recent spy shots of that car that seemed to be almost complete.

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Toshiba Haswell Sees Action In Refreshed Satellite U And M Notebooks

Yes, we do know that Intel's latest generation Haswell processors do not offer so much of a jump in speed and performance, but rather, it intends to deliver improved battery life to your notebook, and earlier this month, we did touch on a story about notebooks from Toshiba that will run on the Haswell platform.

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Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong see most high-end smartphone sales per capita

Smartphones are everywhere nowadays, but have you ever wondered where in the world they're most expensive. Or which countries see the highest sales of premium smartphones. Well, we now have the answers to these questions and a few others, thanks to a report over at Yonhap, the South Korean news agency. It turns out that smartphones (and high-end smartphones) in Europe or Russia aren't that expensive after all.

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UK IBM Mainframe users to debate plans for next generation of mainframers

'Mainframe for the Next Generation’ event hosted by Macro 4An open day for UK IBM mainframe customers who are planning their strategies for building up the next generation of mainframe development and support staff is being hosted by software and services company Macro 4, on 26th September, 2013. The ‘Mainframe for the Next Generation’ event is a day of workshops, panel debates and product demonstrations, with a keynote from IBM.

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BMW i3 gets official worldwide

Even though we recently drove a near-production version of the BMW i3, the car still wore light exterior and interior camouflage. Today, BMW took off that little bit of camo and made a big announcement: The i3 will go on sale in the US for $41,350 in the second quarter of 2014. That does not include any state or federal incentives that could lower the price or the $925 destination fee. The i3 will debut with three trim levels, which BMW is referring to as Worlds: Mega (standard in the US), Giga and Tera.


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Lomo Wants To Bring Back 170-Year Old Petzval Lens Design

For photography enthusiasts, Lomo is a company you've probably heard of. For those unfamiliar, the company has been responsible these days for creating plastic cameras that produce lo-fi photos that sport interesting effects and colors, and are great for novelty photos and photos that are a bit more interesting to look at. Well it looks like while other camera companies are heading towards the future and producing more hi-tech camera gear, Lomo will be taking a step back, a step back to 1840, a good 170-odd years, and start producing the Petzval lens wh ich was invented in Russia more than a century ago.

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Nokia Lumia 729 For Verizon Alleged Press Rendering Leaked

While Nokia's high-end phones like the Lumia 1020 and the Lumia 925 sport some pretty nice hardware and features, interestingly it is still Nokia's lower-end offerings like the Lumia 520 that are the best-sellers, appealing to emerging markets where customers want a smartphone but can't afford more expensive devices like the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S4. Well if you're after an affordable Windows Phone handset, thanks to a leaked rendering obtained by WMPoweruser, we are looking at the Lumia 729 which apparently will be a variant of the Lumia 720 destined for Verizon, although the carrier's branding on the phone seems to be missing.

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Disney's Papillon Tech Offers Robots Come With Expressive Eyes

Disney's forte would be their cartoons – and one thing about cartoons that we know of would be this; they come with extremely attractive eyes. Disney has come up with a new technology that they call Papillon, which happens to be a bundle of optical fibers that have been printed with the Papillon 3D printing tech. Using this particular technique, researchers realized that they are able to project an image on one end of the bundle, while making it appear at the other end.

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GE DVX Full HD Rugged Digital Video Camera

GE is bringing you their latest Full HD rugged digital video camera, the DVX. This waterproof, dustproof and shockproof digital video camera sports a 5.1MP 1x2.5″ CMOS sensor, a 4x digital zoom, a 2.5-inch 230K-dot LCD monitor, an SD/SDHC card slot (up to 32GB), simultaneous photo & video capture mode, a flip-out USB connector, an HDMI output port and 1080p (30fps) Full HD video capture. The DVX is currently available for pre-order for $95.99.

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Brabus' 730-hp 2014 Mercedes S-Class is for those who can't wait for AMG

You can't even buy the 2014 Mercedes-Benz S-Class yet, but Brabus is ready to help you prepare for it. The German tuning house has engineered a suite of upgrades for the sedan that does just about everything but provide a button for its own aftermarket tune. The heart of any Brabus is the engine, and there are three heart transplants to choose from: there's the B50S for the S550 that adds 65 horsepower, for a total of 520 hp and 604 pound-feet of torque; the B63 takes the S63 AMG up to 650 hp and 737 lb-ft; and the B63S rings the bell with 730 hp and 785 lb-ft.

Autoblog , Brabus' 730-hp 2014 Mercedes S-Class is for those who can't wait for AMG, Brabus' 730-hp 2014 Mercedes S-Class is for those who can't wait for AMG

Toyota hangs on to title of world's largest automaker for first half of 2013

General Motors and Ford can have all the success they please, but it doesn't seem like America's two largest manufacturers are going to topple Toyota in the first half of 2013. According to Reuters, Toyota moved 4.91 million vehicles in the first six months of 2013, representing a 1.1-percent drop from the same period in 2012. GM is on the rise, though, with a four-percent increase in global sales, to 4.85 million. Volkswagen, still sitting in third, saw a 5.5-percent jump to 4.7 million vehicles in the first half of 2013.

If this pace continues for Toyota, it'll finish 2013 in the top sales spot for the second year in a row.

Autoblog , Toyota hangs on to title of world's largest automaker for first half of 2013, Toyota hangs on to title of world's largest automaker for first half of 2013

Starbucks And Powermat Delivers Wireless Charging To The SIlicon Valley

Back in October last year, we did report that Starbucks debuted the in-store wireless charging capability for smartphones across 17 stores throughout Boston. Well, this time around, Starbucks has decided to team up with Powermat in order to deliver a similar wireless charging technology to the Silicon Valley. In fact, the very first installation of this wireless charging capability is said to be completed later this Sunday over at a San Jose store, where there will be up to 10 area locations that will experience a similar set up before August is over.

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Nexus 7 now officially available from Google Play

Guess Google wasn't able to enforce that soft July 30th launch date for the new Nexus 7 (2013). With an item this hot, retailers like Best Buy and Walmart wasted no time in clearing out their stock as early as today, putting them up for sale a full 4 days early. For those having trouble finding them in stores (I believe the 32GB version is nearly impossible to find), good news: the Google Play store has finally made them available for purchase. Direct links below.

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Scientists Implant False Memories Into Mice

It looks like there is no need for a telepath like Professor X in our reality to do the tricky job of memory implants, as there is always good ol' science to fall back upon. It seems that scientists have successfully implanted false memories into mice, and this is made possible via optical fibers that have been inserted into a mouse's brain activated memory forming cells. This will, in effect, implant false memories, although it is a pity that we do not have the likes of a talking mouse like Mickey to tell us that the false memories of Donald Duck getting down with Minnie implanted within are actually true.

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Samsung Galaxy Note III 'confirmed' to have 5.7-inch screen, 3 GB of RAM, and Android 4.3

Samsung's big launch for the second half of this year will undoubtedly be the Galaxy Note III. We're expecting it to become official in the first few days of September. Until then, though, the leaks about this handset are bound to continue at a staggering pace. This time around, there's once again talk about the phablet's specs. And a publication from Samsung's native South Korea has claimed to have confirmed some details about the Note III.

It will reportedly sport a 5.7-inch touchscreen, 3 GB of RAM, and Android 4.3 on board from day one.

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How to set up Chromecast in 5 easy steps [VIDEO]

Announced only yesterday, your friends here at Phandroid were lucky enough to get our hands on Google's newly announced Chromecast. Yesterday we unboxed it for you guys and today, we've been spending the better portion of our day playing with the tiny dongle (best, word, ever). Before I give you guys a full hands-on, I thought it'd only be fitting to walk you through the entire setup process which, after about 10 minutes, will have you up and casting. Check it out.
Step 1: Plug in Chromecast

The easiest part in the whole process is physically inserting your Chromecast into your television.







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Geeksphone Peak+ Pre-Orders Kick Off

Sometime in the middle of this month, we did talk about the upcoming Geeksphone Peak+ handset that will run on the Firefox mobile operating system. Well, this particular smartphone did raise its fair share of eyebrows, especially when one considers how difficult it is to create a whole new market for yourself with most folks rooting for either Android (no pun intended) or iOS as the dominant mobile operating system of choice. After all, it is not as though folks are lining up to purchase devices which are powered by Firefox OS.

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Lactate Sensing Temporary Tattoo Lets Athletes Perform At Their Peak Longer

Let's just say that you have always wanted to get a tattoo simply because you think it is cool, but never really got round to doing so due to so many reasons – the lack fo time, you have not stumbled upon the tattoo design that you like, or even the potential stick you would get from your mate due to different ideological paths. Well, how about a temporary tattoo. That might work, but this temporary tattoo that you see above, the creation of researchers over at the University of California San Diego, intends to assist athletes perform at their anaerobic peak for as long as possible.

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Mini Vision concept presages next-gen Cooper Hardtop

Mini is preparing to launch the third-generation of its trademark three-door hatch, and while we've already shown you that car mostly devoid of camouflage in spy shots, the BMW-owned brand has still seen fit to release a concept that previews the new design. Called the Mini Vision, it looks broadly similar to the cars we showed you at the beginning of the month, aside from a few concepty styling pieces. The Vision is a well-balanced blend of the stylish hatch that rebooted the Mini brand in 2002 and the more bloated model that arrived in 2007.

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Apple Patent Describes Intuitive Battery Management System

Battery life is a very real concern with electronic devices. As internal components get bigger and better, the need for substantial backup power increases as well. A new Apple patent describes an intuitive battery management system that will be able to conserve much needed battery life. The system will work based on usage patterns to determine how much power the device needs between charges, it will be capable of powering down “one or two characteristics” of the device based on those patterns so as to conserve energy.
The system will use location data along with user activity to determine how much power the device needs.

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Panasonic - DMC-XS3 - Slim & classic designed Lumix camera

Panasonic is going to release the 14mm thin classic looking compact digital camera “DMC-XS3″ from their lumix series on August 22. “DMC-XS3″ has a 5X optical zoom 24mm wide-angle lens with high sensitivity MOS sensor. Because of the MOS sensor and Venus Engine, it is able to take high-quality night view photos in a dark situation.






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Chevy Impala goes from bottom to top of Consumer Reports sedan rankings

It's got a new design, it's got new objectives, it's got a five-star crash-test rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, it's a central part of what could be Chevrolet's "strongest, most competitive retail sedan lineup ever," and now the 2014 Chevrolet Impala has added Turnaround Artist to its resume, going from last to first in Consumer Reports' large sedan ratings. As if it didn't earn itself a couple of beers for that alone, the triumph is all the more noteworthy because the Impala is the first domestic sedan in 20 years to reach that position.

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Sony Explains Android 4.3 Update Process

Earlier we had reported that Sony had detailed a list of Xperia devices that would be eligible for the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update. Unfortunately the list of devices was hardly extensive and there probably many older Sony Xperia phones that may not see the update at all. If you own a device that's not on the list, that appears to be the case for you now which we guess seems a bit unfair, but Sony has also posted a new blog post in which they detail the process they go through to determine if a phone is eligible for the update.

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Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator V3.1.3 Released with Technology Preview Support for Ceph

Latest version extends storage capabilities and enhanced dynamic workload placement to support a variety of cloud service providers’ different business requirementsLondon, UK – 25 July 2013 – Leading international provider of cloud orchestration software, Flexiant, today announced V3.1.3 of its trendsetting software, Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator. The new release provides, as a technology preview, support for Ceph, a distributed block store, object store and file system designed to provide excellent performance, reliability and scalability.

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Apps start getting updated with Chromecast support

Chromecast will start reaching people's doorsteps very soon. In fact, those who went to the event already have it (check our hands-on), so Google and its partner need to act fast to get those apps updated with Chromecast support. So far, Google has only updated a couple apps but the list should be growing soon. The list below will show you what apps you can use as soon as you get your Chromecast.

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Father's ultra-rare Ferrari to leave family for a good cause

It isn't every day that the rarest of Ferrari models change hands. In fact, you can count your fingers to get the number of 275 GTB/4*S N.A.R.T. Spyders that ever existed. The 1967 Ferrari you see here is one of those ten Spyders, and it has stayed in the same family since it was bought new.
The car was bought through Luigi Chinetti, Ferrari's US importer at the time, by the late Eddie Smith Sr., a Ferrari collector and businessman from North Carolina. Smith kept it – and kept driving it – until the day he died six years ago. Since then, this remarkable machine has been collecting dust.

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Hands-on with Chromecast, Google's wireless HDMI streaming dongle

As noted during the announcement, the dongle itself is a mere two inches long, with a bulbous circular end opposite the necessary HDMI port. It's got white Chrome Branding printed on one side and the requisite FCC info on the other. While we take no issue with the shape itself, we're concerned that flared-out end might take up the space of two HDMI ports despite it needing only one to operate. Regardless, it's a solid little thing, constructed of black plastic and jammed with the 2.4Ghz wireless radio needed to talk with tablets and phones.

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Nexus 7 hands-on (2013)

While most of the tablet's specs are improved over last year's model, one of the most visible differences is its HD display. Our experience looking at the new Nexus 7 was very similar to the bliss that we had after seeing the Nexus 10's panel for the first time, only this one is of course smaller. Certainly, a pixel density of 323 ppi is pretty impressive, and we were quite impressed by the amount of detail we were able to see in the sample videos and photos running on the demo device we handled. We loved how the Nexus 7 felt in our hands, especially since the original version was a good deal thicker.

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Man arrested in Australia for driving with pliers instead of steering wheel

We'll be the first to say that taking short cuts to keep a car on the road isn't a good practice, but sometimes, people take it too far. No, we're not talking about using a coat hanger for a throttle linkage, or driving on bald tires for one more week, even though the cords are showing. We're talking about driving without a steering wheel and using vice grip pliers clamped around the steering column shaft to navigate, which is just what one man has been caught doing in Adelaide, Australia, the Daily Mail reports.

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Upholster your iPhone

I've seen a lot of iPhone cases, but I've never seen one that makes the back of an iPhone 5 look like the back of a Florence Knoll sofa.  The Cushion Wrap Case is a brand new offering from ADOPTED, a “fashion tech accessories brand”.  The Cushion Wrap is made of their “patent-pending metallized frame with upholstered panels of stain-resistant, soft-grip silicone for maximum comfort and wear.”  This iPhone 5 case is available in nine colors and sells for $49.95.

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