Netflix: We Have No Plans To Support BlackBerry Devices, Including The PlayBook

It seems as though nobody's a fan of RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook. Last year, I would've agreed wholeheartedly. What's a tablet good for — ahem, an enterprise-style tablet no less — if you can't natively check email, store contacts, or access a calendar. But even though much of that's going to change with the release of PlayBook 2.0 OS, some peeps still can't get on board. In this instance, it would be Netflix. According to Reuters, Netflix has stated that it has no plans to support the BlackBerry PlayBook or any other BlackBerry device for that matter.

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So Much For That: Google To Offload Its Stake In Clearwire For $47M

As Google inches closer to completing its Motorola Mobility acquisition, it made another strategic move in its mobile plans: today it announced it would sell its 6.5 percent stake in 4G operator Clearwire, for a value of $1.60 per share, or $47 million. The sum represents a substantial discount on the share price of Clearwire, currently trading at $2.27.

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ShopAndroid Daily Giveaway #15: Galaxy Nexus Androidified TPU Case, Qmadix Snap-On for Droid Bionic & more!

Happy Friday, folks! Today's the last ShopAndroid.com Daily Giveaway for this week, and we're featuring some cool new accessories including the Cruzerlite Androidified A2 TPU Case for Galaxy Nexus, Qmadix Snap-On Cover for Motorola Droid Bionic, Seidio SURFACE Case for EVO 3D, and the Seidio ACTIVE Case for HTC ThunderBolt.

As always, be sure to leave a comment below letting us know which featured accessory you'd like to win.  Winners from this week's daily giveaway's will be announced in a post on Monday.

Cruzerlite Androidified A2 TPU Case for Galaxy Nexus

The Cruzerlite Androidified A2 TPU cases are made from shock absorbent and scratch resistant thermoplastic polyurethane.  They're slim-fitting, and provide great protection for the Galaxy Nexus from day to day use and accidental bumps and spills.  The sleek, lightweight design of the A2 TPU cases fully wrap around the Galaxy Nexus while also raising the front of the device to protect the screen while face down.  Featured on the cases are custom designed Andy the Android prints.

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How to delete your Google search Web History

Google can keep track of everything you've ever searched for using their Web History service, even if you've cleared the browser history on your iPhone, iPad, or PC. Now that Google is changing their privacy policy -- which some view as an excellent simplification and standardization and others see as a disturbing data grab -- it means your search results won't be kept separately but potentially shared with each and every other Google service.

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Where and When to Sell Your iPad 2 for the Most Money [Ipad 2]

The iPad 3 is almost here, and even though you don't know for sure what it'll be, you probably want one. No, you definitely want one. The best way to afford it? Sell your iPad 2. And here's your complete guide to how, where, and when you can do just that. More »

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Apple says iCloud and MobileMe push email down in Germany, due to Motorola lawsuit (Update)

Cupertino says it is has suspended push email via iCloud or MobileMe for users in Germany, due to "recent patent litigation by Motorola Mobility." Numerous disputes currently rage between the two companies, but this issue likely relates to a recent injunction Motorola won against iCloud. Push still works for Contacts and Calendars, but there's a page up on Apple's German support site (see the source link) telling people to use the Fetch settings on their iOS device to collect emails. There's a similar page on Apple's US site giving the same instructions to users who are travelling to Germany. Meanwhile, push email for OS X and via other service providers such as Microsoft Exchange Active Sync, is unaffected.

Update: We've heard back from Apple and for its part, it is treating this as no big deal, focusing on the fact that it only applies to push email specifically and customers can still receive their emails other ways as mentioned above. As it is, it says this will affect only a "limited number of customers." Check after the break for the company's statement.

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Use a 50 Caliber Bullet to Open Your Silver Bullet [Desired]

Like Beer?! Like Guns?! Let this bottle opener made from a real 50 caliber bullet casing serve as a token of your love for 'Merica. Don't just tap the Rockies; rip through it with the biggest bullet $20 can buy. [Cool Material] More »

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Your Sweaty Ass Could Soon Be Charging Your Phone [Science]

If you generate a lot of excess body heat—and there's no shame in it—then it would make sense to put it to good use. A new wearable fabric called Power Felt could be the answer; it can generate electrical current from temperature differences. More »

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SureFire Warranty Review

Over the years I have reviewed many SureFire products. Most people agree SureFire products are extremely well made with rock-solid performance (aka the Cadillac of flashlights).  But an overarching comment/theme from readers has been they can buy an (nearly) equivalent device for (much) less money. Nine times out of ten, that is a true enough [...]

Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2012/02/19/surefire-warranty-review/

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Apple launches “Mastered for iTunes” section on the iTunes Store

Apple has been working with musical artists and their sound engineers to offer up the highest encoding practices possible for submissions to the iTunes Store, and has now begun to showcase some of that work, launching a new "Mastered for iTunes" section on the iTunes Store.

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CELLMACS iPad 2 Leather Case with Removable Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Review

It seems many people see their tablets as a laptop replacement.  Tablets work fine for most things that people do with a computer, but their on-screen keyboards leave a lot to be desired when you need to enter a lot of information.  Accessories manufacturer’s recognize this, and  they have produced a lot of keyboard cases [...]

Source: http://the-gadgeteer.com/2012/02/19/cellmacs-ipad-2-leather-case-with-removable-wireless-bluetooth-keyboard-review/

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Everything Everywhere promises 'small-scale LTE launch' in UK by the end of 2012

Everything Everywhere's spilled more details on its 4G hopes and dreams. That £1.5 billion investment is aiming to get a small scale LTE launch by the end of the year -- subject to Ofcom's say-so. The lucky epicenter of for the future of mobile communications in the UK? That'll be Bristol, which will begin its trial on 1800MHz spectrum from April. It's already tested out the 800MHz in Cornwall, which is apparently better suited to rural coverage. But before we hit those dizzying fourth generation speeds, customers on the not-so-unholy union of T-Mobile and Orange will also benefit from more HSPA+ upgrades across the network. Coverage across the network-sharing carriers currently stands at around 60 percent, but Everything Everywhere aims to reach full coverage before the close of 2012. How's that London trial going, O2?

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