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<title><![CDATA[Apple Time Capsule refresh to coincide with Lion]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Apple&amp;39's Time Capsule, the wireless router meets networked storage solution.(Credit:Apple)Supply of Apple's Time Capsule hardware is reportedly becoming scarce in the days ahead of the company's Worldwide Developers Conference, a sign that a new version of the product could be just around the corner.Time Capsule, which was released at the beginning of 2008, combines a wireless router with a hard drive, giving users a way to store files on the device. It's also tied to Apple's built-in Time Machine backup software, which made its debut as a part ofLeopard. That software is able to tap into the Time Capsule to wirelessly store backups of a user's applications and settings.The timing around said shortage is of special interest given Apple's upcoming presentation of Mac OS X 10.7 &quot;Lion,&quot; the follow-up to Snow Leopard. It includes a new feature called &quot;versions&quot; that makes Apple's Time Machine feature more granular, saving different iterations of a document every time it's opened, and on the hour. Apple has also said it will be unveiling its iCloud service, which could make use of the Time Capsule hardware for ferrying data back and forth between the cloud and Apple devices.9to5mac reports that Apple has been working on one such software tool in-house, which automatically fetches software updates based on the products that have been connected to it. That means the next time aniPhone software update is released, it would quietly download it for you to have it ready the next time you ran the update, potentially saving time that would be spent downloading it from Apple's servers. Related links &amp;149' How to Fix Apple's Time Capsule  &amp;149' CNET's review of the current Time Capsule modelApple's last major updates to the Time Capsule hardware came in 2009 with the release of a model that combined 2.5GHz and 5GHz dual-bands, as well as new antenna designs that Apple promised to bring 50 percent better performance, and 25 percent better range than the previous-generation product. Apple kicks off next week's WWDC with a keynote address by CEO Steve Jobs. Besides iCloud, the company has said it will take the wraps off iOS 5, the software that runs on the iPhone,iPod Touch, and iPad. <br/><br/>0 Vote(s) ]]></description>
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<title><![CDATA[Solar plane completes first international flight]]></title>
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<pubDate>Fri, 13 May 2011 07:10:40 +0000</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Ground crew rolls the Solar Impulse into its hangar in Brussels after the successful flight. The vast array of solar cells is visible on the wings.(Credit:SolarImpulse.TV broadcast' screenshot by Edward Moyer/CNET)After soaring into the skies early this morning, the solar-powered Solar Impulse plane has completed its first international flight, traveling from its home of Switzerland to Brussels in about 13 hours--without the need for fuel and without producing any pollution.Flown by pilot Andre Borschberg, the plane took off from its home base at Payerne Airfield at 8:40 a.m., a bit later than planned due to foggy weather conditions. Climbing to an altitude of more than 3,800 meters (approximately 12,467 feet, or 2.36 miles), the plane headed toward France and Luxembourg, and landed in Brussels airport at 9:38 p.m. The plane was originally due to land at 9 p.m., but the early-morning delay extended the arrival time.The Solar Impulse takes flight last year over Switzerland.(Credit:Solar Impulse/Revillard)The first international flight was expected to be especially challenging. Not only does the Solar Impulse rely on the power of the sun to keep it aloft during the day, but the plane was also set to navigate through standard commercial air traffic and possible turbulence as it soared over the different countries.An ongoing live video feed was available at the Solar Impulse Web Site or by downloading the Solar Impulse mobile app, available at Apple's App Store and Google's Android Market. The Web site and mobile app enabled viewers to watch and listen to communications between Borschberg and the ground crew, monitor the plane's altitude and speed, and even send text messages and questions to Borschberg. After the landing, the live video feed provided coverage of the plane's reception in Brussels. People could also follow updates on the flight via the Solar Impulse Twitter feed. (Credit:Solar Impulse)Since taking off in late 2009 for its first test flight, the Solar Impulse HB-SIA has successfully accomplished a series of longer and more challenging flights, completing its first 24-hour day-and-night flight in July.The HB-SIA, which is actually a prototype model, is designed to fly both day and night without fuel and without creating pollution. The plane's wingspan measures more than 200 feet, which boosts its aerodynamic efficiency. That long wingspan also houses the more than 12,000 solar panels that soak up the sunlight required to power the Solar Impulse during the day and charge its lithium polymer batteries to keep it aloft at night. Next on the itinerary will be a cross-Atlantic trip later this year, followed by an around-the-world trip in 2013 using the latest prototype, dubbed the Solar Impulse HB-SIB.Updated at 2:42 p.m. PTwith news of the landing.<br/><br/>0 Vote(s) ]]></description>
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