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Samsung’s processor design team has been on a roll with fast chips this year with the Exynos 4 Quad and Exynos 5 Dual. Based on its agenda for the International Solid-State Circuits Conference, that momentum isn’t about to stop. A company presentation at the event on February 19th will delve into a new heterogeneous, 8-core processor that relies on ARM’s concept of big.LITTLE computing: one half is a quad-core, 1.8GHz ARM Cortex-A15 that will do all the heavy lifting, while the other is a quad 1.2GHz Cortex-A7 that takes over in quieter moments. We don’t know much more about the chip beyond the expected 28-nanometer manufacturing process, but it’s easy to see a mobile chip that’s fast without having to consume much energy in its downtime. Most of the mystery surrounds where Samsung will launch the processor first, rather than what it can do: the big.LITTLE chip would be most valuable in a smartphone, but a potentially large size could relegate it to tablets early on.

Via: EETimes, GSMArena

#mount -t nfs 192.168.10.5:/Public /home/samba/nas
got error message
mount.nfs: Input/output error

Search on the google
#mount -t nfs 192.168.10.5:/Public /home/samba/nas -o nolock,udp

Solve the problem. 🙂

from http://www.to2100.idv.tw/?p=5358
Q: 設定 big5 字集後，部份 BIG-5 信件寄件者、標題會出現 [UTF-8?] 干擾閱讀。

A: 系統管理者需修改程式，加入刪除 [UTF-8?] 程式碼。
openwebmail-mail.pl :
找到 my ($from, $to, $subject)=iconv(‘utf-8’ , …
加入
$from =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$to =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$subject =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;

openwebmail-read.pl :
找到 ($body) = iconv($convfrom, $readcharset, $body) …
加入
$from =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$replyto =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$to =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$cc =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$bcc =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$subject =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;

openwebmail-send.pl :
找到 ($h)=iconv(‘utf-8’, $composecharset, $h);
加入
$h =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
找到($subject, $to, $cc)=iconv(‘utf-8’,$composecharset,$subject,$to,$cc);
加入
$to =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$cc =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$subject =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
找到 ($h, $subject)=iconv(‘utf-8’, $composecharset, $h, $subject);
加入
$h =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
$subject =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
找到 ($subject, $replyto)=iconv(‘utf-8’,$composecharset,$subject,$replyto);
加入
$subject =~ s/\[UTF-8\?\]//g;
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找到 ($subject)=iconv(‘utf-8’, $composecharset, $subject);
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喔～我不知道倫敦有那麼先進，地鐵先有3G網路在說好了～在地鐵下沒有網路真的還蠻不習慣的～:D

http://chinese.engadget.com/2012/07/11/london-underground-nfc-too-slow/

倫敦地鐵：NFC 傳輸太慢，不附合他們的標準

由 Marco So 於 1 day 之前發表

文章分類: 智慧型手機, 交通, 無線相關

倫敦地鐵早前已經為了應付即將舉行的奧運會而在其設施加設 Wi-Fi 及額外的 3G 轉發器，GigaOM 網站就問到他們會不會加入 NFC 付款技術，答案是不會的。倫敦地鐵的消費者經驗主管 Shashi Verma 指出他們曾經分別在 2008 年和 2010 年測試過 NFC 付款技術，不過技術不能讓到交易在 500 毫秒內完成，不附合他們的標準。而且他們目前關注的就只是 NFC，而不是 EMV，他們將會密切留意有關領域的發展。現時倫敦地鐵的用的付款卡是使用 RFID 技術的 Oyster 卡，它能在 300 至 350 毫秒內完成交易；其實就毫秒而言，人類跟本不會感覺得到差別，不過標準就是標準，不能夾帶人情，畢竟奧運期間人流會比較多，毫秒加起來就是很多秒，有可能 拖慢整個鐵路的人流呢，倫敦地鐵是希望採取較安穩的策略吧。

我到蠻想知道之後的TV business 會怎麼run? 不是都台廠作掉了？

http://chinese.engadget.com/2012/07/12/toshiba-unites-pc-tablet-and-tv-design-groups/

Toshiba 合併 PC、平板、TV 設計團隊，致力於「產品融合」

由 Sanji Feng 於 1 hour 之前發表

文章分類: 產業新聞

日本本土大概有 70 個企業組成了一個 iOS 聯盟，其中不乏 Hitachi 和 NEC 這樣的巨頭。這個聯盟的目的是致力於為 iPhone 和 iPad 開發更多的企業應用軟體，為企業使用者使用蘋果產品提供盡可能的支援，包括培養軟體發展工程師，從而提升 iOS 平臺上的開發經驗；管理推廣軟體專案，意味著一旦應用上架也會協助在聯盟內推廣。現在雖然只有 70 個企業，不過他們的目標是達到 600 多個會員數。

從這個角度上來看，這個聯盟將有助於日本企業更好地利用 iOS 設備。蘋果雖然在積極地努力吸引日本的消費者，但比較可惜的是，他們在日本的企業支持框架上卻顯得非常薄弱；這個聯盟將會要求蘋果提供更多的資訊以及技術來説明開發商業應用。同時可以説明日本企業減少開發 iOS 應用軟體的時間和費用，縮短用戶等待的時間。從某種程度上來講，這個聯盟對最終使用者也是有利的。

Intel 日前推出了其全新的集成眾核心架構 Xeon Phi 處理器（之前代號為 Knights Corner）。這款產品的主要取向是超級電腦，它採用了 Intel 的 22nm 製程、3D 電晶體技術，並擁有超過 50 個核心。另外在效能提升 1 teraflop 的情況下把尺寸也保持得非常好，大小正好插入 PCIe 插槽。未來 Phi 品牌將作為專為高度平行處理設計的共處理器來使用，同時也是 Intel 面對 NVIDIA 這樣的 GPU 廠商進軍超級電腦領域所做出的回應。訪問來源可以閱讀更多相關資訊。

Posted By: Ryan Kairer Tuesday, June 05, 2012 11:59:16 AM
The Verge has published an excellent insiders look into the “death of Palm and webOS.” The well researched article looks back at Palm’s efforts to revive the platform and companies fortunes in the last five years of its existence.

The piece, which includes quotes and commentary from a number of former Palm employees and engineers, primarily focuses on the efforts of building and launching webOS and the ensuing struggle to market.

History has proven that tossing out a familiar platform that prints money for your business and starting anew isn’t easy: just ask Apple and Microsoft, whose next-generation desktop operating systems in the 1990s (codenamed “Copland” and “Cairo,” respectively) floundered aimlessly for years before being replaced with other initiatives. The politics of a mobile platform are no different. The entire process can quickly devolve into a holy war, it turns out, never mind the risk of alienating your users and third-party developers — the very people by whom any platform is ultimately made or broken.