Next Webinar in Lumira Series - What's New in SP 17? Wednesday, June 9th

Calling all Lumira Enthusiasts!
Welcome back to another session of our SAP Lumira Webinars.
This week, on Wednesday July 9th, Henry Banks will present on the latest host of new product innovations in SP17 for data acquisition, visualization and storyboard composition (including authoring Infographics via SAP Lumira Cloud or SAP Lumira Server).
Join us in seeing the latest innovations in action! Points of discussion/demonstration will include:
• Connect to BW
• Merge behaviours
• Custom hierarchies
• ESRI geospatial
• Related Visualisations
• Key Influencers
• Web Compose
• VizPacker SDK
• Fiori configuration
Date: Wednesday, July 9, 10 AM PST
Topic: SAP Lumira: What’s New in SP17?
Presenter: Henry Banks, SAP Customer Experience Group
Registration: Link on the events page on SCN.
This webinar will be recorded, and a link to the recording will be posted within 1 week: on the same page on SCN.
Feel free to forward this invite to anyone interested. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Webinar: NetWeaver Collaboration: What's new in NetWeaver '04

SAP NetWeaver Know-How Network Webinar:
NetWeaver Collaboration: What's new in NetWeaver '04
Wednesday 30 June 2004
11 a.m. EDT (6:00 p.m. UTC)
On Wednesday 30 June, Kim (Darrell) Huffman, a NetWeaver X-NW RIG Consultant, hosts the webinar titled NetWeaver Collaboration: What's new in NetWeaver '04 as part of the ongoing SAP NetWeaver Know-How Network Webinar Series.
Heres how Kim describes his webinar presentation:
SAP NetWeaver Collaboration, delivered with the SAP Enterprise Portal, is designed to enable individuals, teams, and interest groups to work together closely towards a common goal.
The comprehensive set of collaboration tools and services allows users to share relevant information, communicate online in real-time, plan with the help of a unified calendar, and provide a single point of access to documents and resources.
SDN invites you to post your questions to the presenter prior to the webinar and continue the online discussion afterward.
How to Participate
(Please go to the SDN Events page to see the article and download the PDF presentation)
Dial-in Information:
Date: Wednesday 30 June 2004
Time: 11 a.m. EDT
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Password: NetWeaver04
WebEx Information:
Topic: SAP NetWeaver Know-How Network
Date: Wednesday 30 June 2004
Time: 11 a.m. EDT
Meeting Number: 742391500
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WebEx Link: sap.webex.com
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A recorded replay of this call will be available for approximately three months after the webinar. Access this recording by dialing the appropriate number and using the replay access code 720147.
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About the SAP NetWeaver Know-How Webinar Series
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Disclaimer
SDN is not responsible for any changes to the webinar schedule. The webinar schedule may be changed or cancelled without prior notice.

At TechEd 2009, this was session UP201. You can also find a summary in the online help:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/4a/5bcb7d3d0c53efe10000000a42189c/frameset.htm
Here is also an eLearning video on the topic:
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There are a variety of other eLearnings on new 7.01 (and 7.02 features) listed here:
/people/thomas.jung/blog/2006/06/20/web-dynpro-abap-demonstration-videos

What's New Live Q&A session

What's New Live Q&A
On the 9th of April you will all be able to participate in a live questions and answers session with the What's New team from Sony.
Meaning that you will be able to post questions and get answers just like in a chat session.
Feel free to pop into the What's new board here on the forum and ask any questions to the developers of the What's New team.
Date: 9th of April - 2015
TIme: 14:00 CET
- Community Manager Sony Xperia Support Forum
If you're new to our forums make sure that you have read our Discussion guidelines.
If you want to get in touch with the local support team for your country please visit our contact page.

Welcome!
The Whats's New Q&A session is now live so feel free to start ask any question you want regarding the What's New application.
All spam or off-topic content will be removed from this Q&A topic.
After the Q&A session this topic will be locked and all posts will remain.
So the way this Q&A session works is that I along with 4 other guys from the What's New team are sitting together and we will read and reply to every post that comes in.
The What's New application team.
Miro - Test architect
Bo - Developer
Björn - Architect
Maximiliano - Developer
This topic will be locked at 15.00 and if any unanswered posts should remain we will answer them as soon as possible.
Happy posting!
- Community Manager Sony Xperia Support Forum
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If you want to get in touch with the local support team for your country please visit our contact page.

Upcoming webinar in the Lumira series is on April 23rd: SAP Lumira Cloud and Server

Hello Everyone,
Join us tomorrow for a very exciting webinar on Lumira Cloud and Server. We have covered all individual pieces of Lumira Desktop and Cloud for you.
Please click here for recordings: Lumira Events Calendar
We will now bring it all together with the focus on the Lumira product suite and how they work together. During this webinar, you’ll learn:
1. What is SAP Lumira Server, how it works, and what you need to deploy it
2. Why it’s user experience and capabilities are similar to SAP Lumira Cloud
3. How Lumira Server integrates into existing HANA and BI4 landscapes
Although not a pre-requisite, we highly recommend you to view the Introduction to Lumira Cloud webinar that covers an end-to-end scenario from desktop to server.
Click here to register.
See you there!

The recordings will be posted on the Lumira Webinar Calendar after the event has completed. Ruchi usually gets the recordings posted within approximately 3 days.
We hope you enjoy the session when you get a chance to view it.
Lumira Expert Team
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Jan. 28 Webinar on what's new in FM12

In case you've missed the announcement on the Forum overview page:
Tues 28 January 8:00 AM Pacific, Kapil Verma (sr. product managr) will demonstrate the FrameMaker product line, including FrameMaker 12, FrameMaker XML Author 12, FrameMaker Publishing Server 12.
You may register by going to: adobe.ly/1aIzOgq
There's also a webinar on Thurs 6 February 8:00 AM Pacific, Vikram Verma (no relation) will demonstrate what’s new in Tech Comm Suite 5 and also RoboHelp 11.
You may register for this one by going to: adobe.ly/19IRBc5

BTW, the chat starts at 11:00 A.M. PST (2:00 P.M. EST/19:00 UTC).

My Next 3G SIM Card doesnt fit my new iphone 4. What am I to do?

My Next 3G SIM Card doesnt fit my new iphone 4. What am I to do?

The iPhone 4 requires a micro sim. You can either try cutting yours or seeing if your provider offers micro sims. There are instructions on the net about how to cut full size sims, as well as tools to do so.

What's new in AE CC? Free webinar Thursday, 10 AM PST

Innovation in Motion: What’s new in After Effects CC
Thursday, June 20th, 2013 at 10:00am Pacific Time
Take your creativity to new heights with the industry standard for motion graphics and visual effects. After Effects CC will give you the tools to work dynamically in 3D with precision and control in an integrated, collaborative workflow. Create photo-real visual content fast with awesome new advancements, such as the Live 3D Pipeline between After Effects and CINEMA 4D, an enhanced 3D Camera Tracker, and layer and mask snapping for faster composition construction. Save hours of tedious rotoscoping work with the Refine Edge tool. Be more creative, thanks to advancements in stabilization and other refinements for a more responsive workflow.
Register now: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?event=detail&id=1903730&loc=en_us

I'm aware of that page, but there is often hundreds of other additions that are never mentioned there, or anywhere on the site at all... for example, all the smart playlists additions in (not so) recent versions were never mentioned there, nor (I think) were the addition of skip counts. There's all kinds of things apple adds into to itunes with every release - which I do appreciate... I'm just saying...
Imagine if your wife/mom/whatever called your cable company and added channels to your cable package (and paid for them herself), but never told you about it... Sure it was nice of her, but you won't ever notice, until two months later when you are flipping through channels, and you leave it on Showtime long enough to notice there's actually a picture there....
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Updated iTunes, movies, tv sow up, but when I click podcasts, only the 'What's New' window shows up. Next to the Podcast title in the sidebar, the number of podcasts appears, but they do not appear in the window.

I updated iTunes and now my podcasts will not show. On the sidebar, it states I have 35 unplayed, but when I click on the podcast option, a "What's New" window opens up. Tv, movies and music - no problem. But I cannot manage my podcasts.

Hello Ugmasters, did you find the solution to this problem as I have it as well, spent nearly four hours on phone to apple yesterday, they were very thorough and very patient but still couldn't resolve issue, think it has something to do with zoom button but couldn't zoom out xx

What is new in firmare - missing on this site!

When software is updated - I can't find what is new on Nokia site? Can somebody help?

nokia doesnt announce new software releases
u can check for updates here : http://www.nokia-asia.com/get-support-and-software/download-software/device-software-update/can-i-up...
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What is new in BIOS Update v2.20 for Qosmio G40

Hello,
Does anyone update the BIOS of his G40 to v2.20? Do you know what is new in this version?
Thank you.

I found something which can be answered for new features for BIOS 2.20
1.Increases the Stability and performance of Penryn CPU.
2.Increases the Stability and performanceof ICH-8M southbridge.
3.Increases the stability and performanceMobile Intel 965 Express Chipset.
From point 1,we can see that the BIOS 2.20 support penryn CPU which is T8xxx series CPU,i'm trying to find one top of the range T7xxx series CPU which is X7900 to fit on my qosmio G40.
I will post some pictures and steps once i've done ti.

FF 29 What's New/Committed to privacy page keeps opening

The What's New/Committed to privacy page keeps opening. Windows 7 for the OS. Things I have tried:
Delete user.js and prefs.js. Didn't fix the issue.
Set browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone to ignore both via about:config and directly editing prefs.js (one at a time, and both at the same time). Didn't fix the issue. It just overwrote that when FF opened the next time.
Set prefs.js to read only after changing the mstone setting. Same thing, it still opened even though the file was read only and said ignore.
This is not a home page issue. I don't have multiple home pages, the what's new page is not in my home page, I'm not saving open tabs, etc.
Here is my support info:
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HI prospero63,
Thank you for your question, there is a new update going out today, version 30. IF the privacy page is set for your homepage you can change this, however in the new version this campaign is no longer on the start up. You can click do not show again as well.

What's new in Premiere Elements 13?

Premiere Elements 13 is more of a refinement than a major overhaul of Adobe's consumer video editing program. Though there are a couple of cool new features worth noting:
• New Guided Edits. Version 13 adds more tasks to its library of Guided Edits – step-by-step walkthroughs of its tools and effects.
• The Shake Stabilizer. The Shake Stabilizer is a very nice update of the old Video Stabilizer effect.
• Favorite Moments. A brand-new feature in version 13 is Favorite Moments, a tool for selecting the best moments from a video clip and compiling them into a smooth, new video sequence.
• Video Story. Certainly the most exciting new feature in Premiere Elements 13, though, is Video Story, an advanced tool for assembling clips and building stories using templates and semi-automatic tools.
• Burn your disc to ISOs and Folders. In version 13, your DVDs and BluRays can be burned directly to a disc or they can be archived as ISO image files for later burning to disc.
• Organizer enhancements. The Elements Organizer has also been given a tune-up. The interface has been nicely decluttered, and there’s even tighter integration with Adobe’s Revel “cloud”.
But the most interesting addition is the new theme-based Slide Show Creator, a tool that, for the first time, is available on both the PC and Mac versions of the program.
• Elements Live (eLive). Elements Live is a link directly from the programs to an exclusive web site full of exciting ideas, tutorials and other content especially for Elements users.
For screen shots and more details on these new features, as well as tutorials demonstrating how these new features work, see the links on the left side of this page.
*** Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements 13 ***

Over_Nyquest,
Thanks for noticing!
Here are some of my personal favorites for some of the "what's new" in v13 - the entire new feature list and specific use cases on how to use these features will be rolled out over the next several weeks...
1. Circuit Parameters - For modeling, you can set 'global' style variables and have component and model values be expressions that are dependent on these values. There is a circuit parameters dialog for adjusting the values and they can be used in the SPICE analyses (such as parameter sweep).
2. More components - Maxim has been added as a supported manufacturer (+1300 parts) and many updates to our other supported manufacturers (+1500 new parts/updates from various mfrs). We've added several new power models for thermal analysis (also included are some new eGAN FETs from EPC - these are new, small, highly efficient FETs).
3. Updated the Component Wizard - makes it easier to do the symbol pin mapping for models.
4. The LabVIEW API is now part of the installer (so if you have LabVIEW, it will automatically install for use in automating your simulations).
5. PCB templates for reusing designs. Also new/better dialog for multisection parts in heirarchical designs (which helps to better ensure synchronized hierarchical schematics/layouts).
...various others... you can open the Examples folder for some good examples some of the newest features...and you can look at the documentation for some additional details (All Programs -> National Instruments -> Circuit Design Suite 13.0 -> Documentation -> Circuit Design Suite 13.0 Readme).
- Pat Noonan
National Instruments

What's New in Audition 3.0?

Don't have time now to get into how they help, but I would just like to say that there is MUCH improvment in Audition 3.0...I'd like to say this because I've heard lots of grumbling on other forums about 3.0 not being an upgrade at all over the previous versions 1.5 or 2.0, this is completely false, for me in particular the improvement in MT View (editing: collectively trimming, duplicate entire track and fading improvements) are indispensable.
and most people don't even mention any improvement aside from spectral view (which is pretty big in itself, isn't it?) spot healing etc...which I haven't even used yet.
I just want to say, they definetly made some good improvements, while they may not be overwhelming to some they are entirely useful in my situation and I think for most people they would come to see they are definite improvements if they used it long enough.
Getting started / New features
What’s new
Record and mix
Adobe Audition 3.0 is a powerful tracking and mixing application. Mix faster with new automatic crossfades, clip fade handles, and automation-editing improvements. Take full advantage of the latest hardware with multicore processor support and an optimized mixing engine.
VST plug-in manager
Quickly enable or disable specific VST plug-ins, optimizing performance. (See Enable VST effects.)
Auto crossfades and clip fade handles
Simply overlap clips to crossfade them, and adjust fade curves with on-clip handles. (See Fade or crossfade clips in a track.)
Improved multitrack editing
Efficiently edit sessions with these key enhancements:
Collectively trim and fade grouped clips. (See Grouping clips.)
Ripple-delete ranges of clips, instantly removing time gaps. (See Trimming and extending clips.)
Adjust selected ranges of automation points. (See Edit automation envelopes.)
Duplicate the contents of entire tracks, including clips, effects, and automation. (See Duplicate a track.)
Simultaneously view all input and output levels to comprehensively monitor a mix. (See Monitor levels.)
XML session support
Save sessions to XML format and other shared standards for multitrack applications. (See Save multitrack sessions.)
Mix down directly to Edit View
Quickly output a session directly to Edit View, without first exporting a file. (See Create a single audio clip from multiple clips.)
Video previews for surround mixes
Watch a preview in the Video panel while adjusting mixes in the Surround Encoder. (See Previewing video.)
Create and arrange
Adobe Audition 3.0 offers powerful and extensive looping capabilities, as well as support for VST instruments, making it easy to create and arrange great-sounding music. Improved processing, including the high-quality Radius time-stretching engine from iZotope and numerous new effects, gives you infinite creative options.
MIDI tracks and piano-roll editor
Import, record, and edit MIDI, and output it through VST instruments or hardware synthesizers. (See Composing with MIDI.)
New effects
Explore creative sonic possibilities with Convolution Reverb, Analog Delay, Guitar Suite, and other new effects. (See Effects reference.)
Radius time-stretching from iZotope
Access industry-standard algorithms in the updated Stretch effect, as well as the File Info and Audio Clip Looping dialog boxes.
Bitmap audio images
Export spectral graphs for detailed editing in an image-editor like Adobe Photoshop®. Or, import visually-oriented graphics as source material for experimental sound designs. (See Spectral Bitmap Image (.bmp) and Import a bitmap image as audio.)
Improved CD ripping
Automatically import track information from your favorite CD database. (See Extract CD tracks with the Extract Audio From CD command.)
Enhanced file sorting
Sort files by track number, or by the date they were opened or created. (See Change how files appear in the Files panel.)
Customizable workspaces
Tint panels and dialog boxes to suit your working style. Add favorite commands to the shortcut bar. (See Change interface brightness or tint and Display the shortcut bar.)
Edit and master
Adobe Audition 3.0 includes a full set of editing, restoration, and mastering tools that give you unprecedented flexibility and control. Comprehensive waveform-editing tools combined with innovative spectral frequency brushes let you edit with power and precision. The new Mastering effect, phase correction tools, and Top/Tail view make Adobe Audition 3.0 the ideal audio editing and mastering environment.
Spot Healing Brush
Quickly brush over artifacts to seamlessly remove them. (See Select artifacts and repair them automatically.)
Effects Paintbrush
Create free-form selections, and layer brush strokes to determine the intensity of effects. (See Select spectral ranges.)
Marquee pan and phase selections
Process discrete stereo information such as center-panned vocals in Spectral Pan Display or out-of-phase audio in Spectral Phase Display. (See Select spectral ranges.)
Play spectral selections
Play back selected frequency, pan, and phase ranges to precisely restore and process audio. (See Play audio linearly.)
On-clip fade and gain controls
Visually adjust selections or entire files. (See Visually fading and changing amplitude.)
Top/Tail View
Fine-tune loop transitions by simultaneously viewing the beginning and end of files. (See View the top and tail of an audio file.)
Mastering effect
Optimize audio for maximum impact with a series of professional processors. (See Mastering effect.)
Adaptive noise reduction
Quickly correct a wide range of variable broadband noise. (See Adaptive Noise Reduction effect.)
Graphic Panner
Visually adjust the stereo field to enhance spatial perception. (See Graphic Panner effect.)
Play lists
Organize and play marker ranges for live performance and broadcast. (See Creating play lists.)
Efficient file opening and saving
Specify default formats for Open and Save As dialog boxes, and quickly save groups of files to one format. (See System preferences and Save a group of audio files to one format.)

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It's a very helpful post because there is people who come to this forum when trying to decide to what recording software too purchase, and there's also people all over the internet who say that Audition is not better then Pro-Tools and more amateurish when in many regards it is more professional and has a better interface and GUI, especially if you're not doing too many tracks (less then 16 or perhaps more on a high end system). It's multi-track is easy and stays out of your way, has great automation, and some updated editing capabilities and has an excellent mbc that pro-tools does not have (maybe not excellent but very good)..and I believe pro-tools is a cpu hog doing certain things just like Audition is.
So people come to this site and I'm going to tell them the truth that it has been added to nicely since Adobe bought it and hopefully if people buy it will have another update to make the multi-track even better. It has a few bugs and downsides but so does pro-tools, I think the upsides are greater then pro-tools.
The only downsides are the midi is a bit lacking compared to other programs which have been in the midi-game longer, and that it does use alot of cpu for certain efx, and the multi-track is better in some ways but not as advanced in others in terms of sequencing and arranging, it could improve in that area, loops and stretching loops to match each other then being able to record how you bring the loops in and out in a sequence like ableton but in it's own way then it would rule the world forever.

What ios4 new features work for us ipod touch 2nd generation 8gb user?

hello all, here a list of the new features for the IOS4 taken from http://www.apple.com/iphone/softwareupdate/
lets try to find out what works for us
multitasking......NO (as per apple, not working)
folders........?? (i dont know how to do that)
even better email.......?? (i dont know how to do that)
ibooks........?? (did not tested yet)
create playlist........YES (i tested myself)
5x digital zoom........NO (no camera, so no)
tap to focus video.......NO (no camera, so no)
faces and places in photos........?? (i dont know how to do that)
home screen wall paper......NO (as per apple, not working)
gift apps........?? (did not tested yet)
spell checking.......YES (i tested myself in notes)
wireless keyboard support......NO (as per apple, not working)
so far
create playlist and spell check is working
Francois

no, but i can try
The curtain has been pulled back on iPhone 4, and the list of new features is massive: There's multitasking (finally!), a refreshed interface, and literally hundreds of other changes, all coming this summer. Here's the rundown.
The new OS will ship in June (Fall for iPad, and a developer preview is available today, so we can expect to have plenty of apps updated and ready for launch.
New Features: Multitasking, App Folders and More
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features
• Multitasking: It's here, finally. It's handled with a simple task switcher: double click your home button, and you get a list of running apps. Select, switch, done. Multitasking is limited to audio streaming, VoIP and GPS apps, as well as a few other allowances: they can finish specific, important tasks in the background, for example. As far as non-music/nav/VoIP apps, those can be suspended in the background, but not left running. (See below.) Full details here.
• Fast app switching: With iPhone 4's multitasking, most apps aren't actually running in the background—just certain functions of the app, like an audio stream or a GPS lock. But! All apps can now be frozen, in full, so that when you reopen them, they're restored to exactly the state they were in when they were closed.
• Local notifications: Notifications can be sent between apps on the phone, not just from remote servers. In other words, if something important happens in an app you've opened and moved away from, a notification will pop up in whatever app you're using at the time, effectively saying "switch back to me!" It's a fairly clever way to keep track of multiple apps without the need for a start bar or dock-type interface. From Apple's dev guidelines:
The advantage of local notifications is that they are independent of your application. Once a notification is scheduled, the system manages the delivery of it. Your application does not even have to be running when the notification is delivered.
Apple's official line:
iPhone OS 4's new multitasking offers users a new way to quickly move between apps, and provides developers seven new multitasking services to easily add multitasking features to their apps. These services include background audio, so apps like Pandora can play music in the background, and VoIP, so VoIP apps can receive a VoIP call even when the iPhone is asleep or the user is running other apps. iPhone OS 4 provides multitasking to third party apps while preserving battery life and foreground app performance, which has until now proved elusive on mobile devices.
And some more technical details, again from Apple's developer guidelines:
An application can request a finite amount of time to complete some important task. An application can declare itself as supporting specific services that require regular background execution time. An application can use local notifications to generate user alerts at designated times, whether or not the application is running.
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features
• App folders: Now you can sort your apps into folders! That's homescreen clutter solved, just like that. Apple's description:
Folders help users better organize and quickly access their apps. Simply drag one app icon onto another, and a new folder is automatically created. The folder is automatically given a name based on the App Store category of that app, such as "Games," which the user can easily rename. Using folders, users can now organize and access over 2,000 apps on their iPhone.
2160, to be exact.
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features
• A new Mail app: Unified inboxes, multiple Exchange accounts, fast inbox switching, threaded messages: These new features are actually a huge deal, since the iPhone's mail client has barely changed since 2007, and Apple doesn't allow alternative mail apps. Apple's pitch:
iPhone OS 4 delivers the best mail experience on a mobile phone with its new Unified Inbox, allowing users to see messages from all their email accounts displayed together in a single inbox. With just a few taps, users can quickly switch between inboxes to see messages from any single account.
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features• iBooks: Oh hey, that iBooks ebook reader app and accompanying ebook store we first met on the iPad has ambled on down to the iPhone. Nice, since you can now take your books with you wherever you go, as oppose to wherever you go with your iPad.
• Custom backgrounds: Jailbreakers have them. ****, the iPad has them. Now you can choose a persistent background for your iPhone—and not just for the lockscreen.
• Game Center: Apple's going to roll out a centralized gaming service—a multiplayer network like PSN or Xbox Live—to help connect games to one another, by the end on the year. There are 3rd-party services that already do this, like OpenFeint. They will probably die. Full details here.
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features
• iAd advertising: It looks like Apple's finally making use of Quattro, that mobile ad company it gobbled up a few months ago, by rolling out its own advertising platform, a turnkey ad plugin for app developers called iAd. The theory here is that instead of relying on links to external websites, which pull users out of apps whenever they tap on an ad, developers can use Apple's new tools to keep people in the app while still showing them advertising—sort of like popover browser windows. You can watch videos, play games, and even buy apps from within these ads. This is in the iPhone OS 4 developer tools, but it's not explicitly a part of OS 4, so you won't see apps with iAds until later this year. Full details here.
• 5x digital zoom: Could this hint at a higher quality camera in the next hardware? 3.2 megapixels seems a bit low for 5x digital zoom.
• Bluetooth keyboards: Another carryover from the iPad, Bluetooth keyboard support will finally come to iPhone 4.
• A bevy of other new developer features, including 1500 new APIs to play with: See here for more details.
The Hidden Features
Now that we've had a few days to use the OS, we've compiled a huge list of features not covered in the keynote.
Which Devices Get It, and When?
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features
When the software ships in the summer, iPhone 3GSes and iPod Touch 3rd-gens devices will get all of the new features. The iPhone 3G and Touch 2G will get "many things," which doesn't include multitasking. I repeat: the iPhone 3G won't get multitasking, ever. iPhone 2Gs will be left on a hillside somewhere to die of exposure, or something.
Apple didn't drop any clues about the next iPhone's hardware, but it's a fair bet that we'll see some changes come June.
What About the iPad?
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features
The iPad won't get the 4.0 upgrade until Fall of this year, a few months after the iPhone does. So, you'll be able to multitask on your dinky little iPhone before you'll be even be able to listen to Pandora and check your email at the same time on your giant iPad.

X Series is here – New Counter Features!

Hey All,
The new X Series Multifunction DAQ devices have been announced – check them out here.
I’m posting here because I think X Series has several new counter features that many on this forum have been looking for. The user manual
will have all of these details and more with timing diagrams but I
thought I’d summarize a few of the sexier features and open it up for
comments/feedback.
First off – what stayed the same between
M Series/TIO counters and X series counters? The pinouts between M and
X series are the same so the PFI lines and default counter pinouts are
the same. The DAQmx programming is the same (you’ll need DAQmx 9.0, it
should be up this afternoon) and all the functionality that was
supported by M Series is supported by X Series, though a few behaviors
may have changed. Counters are still 32 bit.
Now on to
the fun stuff – the big one that I tend to overlook: X Series has 4
counters per board! They all have the same features and Freq Out is
still there too (with an additional 20MHz timebase).
Timebases:
X Series devices have 100MHz, 20MHz and 100kHz timebases. Note the
difference between 80MHz on M series and 100MHz on X series. DAQmx will
take care of the difference for you, unless you were programming in
terms of ticks and hardcoded in numbers based off of a 80MHz clock.
Counter
FIFOs: X Series has a 127 sample FIFO per counter. When combined with
PCIe/PXIe, our benchmarked buffered counter rates went from ~350k on M series
(with a 2 sample FIFO) with a single counter to 10MHz on all four
counters (160MB/s streaming rate). The FIFO also allows us to implement…
Buffered Counter Output: Probably my favorite new feature. You can
now use a multi point write on counters and write out a buffer of pulse
values. There are two timing modes for this: implicit and sample
clocked. With implicit timing, every idle/active pair you write is
generated as a pulse. You can vary the idle/active time for every pulse
in your pulse train. Check out the "Gen Dig Pulse
Train-Buff-Implicit-Cont.vi" shipping example. With sample clock
timing, the idle/active time are updated every time a sample clock is
received. Check out the "Gen Dig Pulse Train-Buff-Ext Clk-Cont.vi"
shipping example. These modes give you much more control over your
waveform – now everything about it can be hardware timed. Also, I’ve
benchmarked the output rates at 10MHz on all four counters at the same
time.
Finite pulse train with one counter: Each X Series
counter has an Embedded counter paired with it. The embedded counter
isn’t directly programmable, but it does allow you to do counter
operations on one counter that used to take two. A finite pulse train
used to take two counters – one to generate the pulse train and one to
gate it. Now a counter generates the pulse train, and its embedded
counter counts the TCs and disables the counter when it reaches the
number of pulses to generate.
More sample clocked
measurement modes: Edge counting and encoder measurements always
supported sample clocks, all other counter measurements were implicitly
(timed by the measurement waveform) timed. With the addition of the
sample clock terminal to the counters now all counter measurements
(except for semi-period) support sample clock timing. You can now get
the pulse width of the pulse just before the sample clock rather than
getting all the pulse widths and figuring out where they happened in
time. Why not semi period? We added a new “pulse” measurement instead
that returns a sample that contains the high and low time (or high and
low ticks, or frequency and duty cycle) so for each sample clock edge
you get a full pulse spec. Semi period still supports the same
measurements it used to, just not sample clocked. Speaking of sample
clocked…
Sample clocked frequency/period measurement
with averaging: X Series still supports the three frequency modes: Low
frequency 1 counter, 2 counter High Frequency and 2 counter Large
Range. In addition it supports sample clocked averaging. This is
essentially a method that is high accuracy method based on the sample
clock rate. With the same measurement time it has the same accuracy as
the Large range mode but it doesn’t take two counters. Note, counters
do not have their own internal sample clock so you have to provide them
with an external signal.
Hope this helps,
Andrew S
National Instruments
Multifunction DAQ Product Support Engineer
Getting Started with NI-DAQmx
Measurement Fundamentals

Hi guys,
I drew up a schematic of one of the applications I need to get running in our lab. To recap:
1)      We have several piezo controllers for nanopositioning of samples under a microscope, some of them driven by a digital circuit that handles coordinate programming and trigger line programming (for syncing detectors to the piezo motion), other controllers are analog and need to be driven by voltages.
2)      We would like to emulate the behavior of the digital controller using the analog HW (we have much more analog controllers than digital ones).
3)      The basic implementation is like this (see also slide one in the attached pdf file) and runs perfectly:
a.       A global pulsetrain ticks with a certain frequency
b.      At each tick a voltage is written on an AO line and this tick is also sent to an RTSI line to sync multiple detectors
4)      To fully emulate the digital controller we also need to implement 4 trigger lines that exist on the digital controller. These trigger lines allow for fully programmable pulsetrain output that is in sync with the movement of the piezo. Slide two in the attached pdf illustrates what is needed. These trigger lines allow for much more intricate syncing of our detectors (only measure during certain parts of the motion instead of all the time).
After a lot of thinking and experimenting with the existing M series boards back here I came to the conclusion that the desired behavior is not possible with an M series board since they only allow for the output of “simple” pulsetrains with a given frequency.
Looking at this webpage (http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/9384#toc3) however, I think that the X series board would offer exactly what we need since it allows for buffered counter output that enables definition of very complex pulstrain “shapes”.
Looking at the schemes I provided, could someone confirm that the X-series covers our needs? If this is the case, we would be interested in purchasing these kinds of boards.
Cheers,
Kris Janssen
Attachments:
Raman Imaging Timing Implementation.pdf ‏76 KB

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