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It's no secret that China keeps a tight lid on internet freedoms, and it's not about to lighten up today. The government has passed regulations requiring that locals use their real names whenever they sign up for internet- and phone-based services (not just the access itself); while those were already common practices, there's now the real threat of punishment behind them. Anyone who clears those hurdles also has to be more mindful of what they write. If a page or post is deemed "illegal information," service hosts now have to delete its public presence, archive it and pass the content along to authorities. The state unsurprisingly argues that those who already stay on the sunny side of the law have nothing to fear from the new measures (where have we heard that before?), but the reassurances won't be much help to privacy advocates or those challenging corruption.
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The Apple iWatch smartwatch is the subject of renewed rumor and speculation this morning, with Intel of all companies now being attached to the project. Low power Bluetooth 4.0 is along for the ride as well, of course, so it can instantly pair with an iPhone or iPad, as well as a 1.5-inch display, and a supposed release window pegged at the first half of 2013. In other words, soon. All this according to TGBUS (Google Translated):
Supply chain, said Intel is designed for Apple Bluetooth smart watches, this product is RiTdisplay 1.5-inch OLED screen, other aspects of the supply chain, with a rhenium ocean of OGS encore indium tin oxide transparent conductive (ITO) glass.
The Intel angle here is interesting. While Apple's Mac computer lines currently all still have Intel inside, Apple hasn't done anything significant with Intel on their iOS device line. Likewise, the OLED display rumor, as Apple has thus far eschewed that technology for LED.
Rumors of an iWatch, while not as persistent as iTV television rumors, began picking up speed when Apple announced the square, more iOS-looking 2010 iPod nano and Steve Jobs quipped that board members wanted to wear them as watches. Speculation immediately leapt to a future filled with light, wearable iOS devices, piggy-backing off the more powerful devices in our pockets and bags, passing on Siri instructions and getting back our notifications and other data.
Many watchband accessories and flights of fancy later, the iPod nano finally gained a Bluetooth radio in 2012... just as Apple changed its shape back to a far less watch-friendly rectangle. That could be a sign of Apple moving away from wearable iOS devices, or just shifting the nano away from wearability to leave room for something else. (Also, head fake.)
Apple is increasingly seen by financial markets, and the media, as a hit-driven business, and the moment they announce one new product, questions immediately spring up about "what's next?!". The iPad mini has shipped, so TVs, watches, and all manner of other products are ripe for the research notes and rumor mills alike.
Given the popularity of the nano-as-watch, and of other connected watch-style devices, like the television, it's hard to imagine that Apple doesn't have a project or prototype or several in the labs. Also like the television, that's a far cry from going to market with an final, polished product.
But it does raise the question -- do you want an iWatch from Apple?
Source: TGBUS via Tech.163, The Next Web.
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Aviation firm BAE Systems has moved to quash rumours that it is planning to demolish an historic piece of Bristol's aviation history.
Rumours started on Christmas Eve that the owner of Filton Airfield was planning to demolish the famous Brabazon Hangar over the festive season.
But the firm, which has just signed a £120 million deal to sell the airfield to property developers, has confirmed it is looking to find a new use for the huge structure.
Rumours started circulating early on Christmas Eve and Bristol Mayor George Ferguson got in touch with English Heritage after he was contacted by worried campaigners in a bid to halt the demolition.
But BAE Systems, who has been heavily criticised for the closure of the airfield and the sale to property developer Bridgehouse Capital moved quickly to quash the rumours.
A spokesman for the company revealed that the firm is actually trying to find a new tenant for the 35,000 square metre building.
The spokesman added: "BAE Systems has been actively seeking new occupiers for the Brabazon Hangar for over 18 months and that activity is ongoing.
"Given the current marketing activity to find someone to occupy the hangar and bring the building back into economic use, there are no plans to demolish the Brabazon Hangar after Christmas."
Mr Ferguson said: "This is good news because the hangar really is a part of Bristol's long and illustrious history. We had been in touch with English Heritage but it appears there was little we could have done.
"There have been two applications in the past to list the building but they have been turned down on both occasions."
The huge hangar was built in the late 1940s to accommodate and at the time, the hangar doors and the railway level crossing for the aircraft were the largest in the world.
They were later used by designers and engineers working on the development of Concorde - the most famous aircraft to be built in Bristol.
As reported in The Post the airfield closed to flights for the final time on Friday, December 21, after more than 100 years of operation.
A campaign by the Save Filton Airfield group has been launched to try and save the airfield but the proposed sale of the land appears to have scuppered any chance of saving the land from developers.
Barry Cash, from the campaign group, said: " BAE won the lottery when they took over the airfield. They bought it for a nominal amount and are looking to sell it to property firms for more than £100 million.
"Right throughout this whole process BAE have stuck to the line that the airfield is not economically viable, they made their mind up right at the start of the process and refused to look at any alternative solutions."
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The old wives tale advises swimmers to stay out of a pool for at least 30 minutes after eating. Perhaps it needs to be revised for fighters, as well.
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