Aria Networks receives $4m investment to fund further growth in capacity management

Chippenham, UK – 5th November 2013 – Aria Networks, a leading independent provider of capacity management software for telecoms and cloud services providers, today announces it has received $4m of investment funding in a round led by Seraphim Capital supported by the Capital For Enterprise Fund.

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Nikon DF Photos Leaked, Spotted On Amazon For $2,746.95 Body-Only

We have been hearing about the Nikon DF for a while now, with the camera supposedly being Nikon's attempt at a mirrorless hybrid camera with a full-frame sensor, similar to what Sony has done with their recently announced A7 and A7R devices. While the camera has yet to be officially announced, it seems that photos and a listing on Amazon have made their way online.

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Former F1 players sign on for Formula E

Formula E is set to become the Formula One of electric car racing, and the organizers have wasted no time setting a 10-race calender for 2014 and courting top F1 teams to invest in the new series. The efforts have paid off, with several teams, including some with F1 connections, already committed to the race series. In recent weeks, two more teams with strong F1 ties have announced their participation in Formula E, for a total of six. Four-time F1 champ Alain Prost announced a partnership with Jean-Paul Driot, founder of GP2 and Formula Renault 3.5 team Dams, to enter Formula E as team e.dams.

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Samsung 12.2 Inch Tablet's Production Expected To Begin At Year's End

We have time and again that Samsung is developing a 12.2 inch tablet, but the company is yet to confirm if such a tablet really is going to be released at some point in time. Obviously its too soon for Samsung to confirm the existence of this tablet, even when it apparently hasn't even entered the production stage as yet. The latest from infamous Taiwanese trade publication, Digitimes, claims that Samsung will kick off production of its 12.2 inch tablet by the end of this year.

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Nokia 'Illusionist' 8 Inch Windows RT Tablet Rumored

 . Nokia finally jumped into the tablet game when it announced the Windows RT 8.1 powered Nokia Lumia 2520 last month. The tablet has a 10 inch display and packs quite a powerful package under the hood, and while it is yet to be released, rumors have already started circulating about Nokia working on another tablet. This one is apparently codenamed “Illusionist,” and is said to have an 8 inch display.

Trusty Twitter leaker @evleaks is behind the first rumor of Nokia's “Illusionist” Windows RT 8.1 powered tablet.

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Android 4.3 for Samsung Galaxy S III leaks

Samsung has committed to bringing Android 4.3 Jelly Bean to its Galaxy S III former flagship and the rollout should start in a few weeksÂ' time. If you know your way around flashing a ROM manually, though, you donÂ't even have to wait that long as a pre-release version of the Android 4.3 build has just surfaced. The beta version is reportedly stable enough to work as a daily driver, although it may have a bug or two. It brings a number of UI changes, including a new settings menu with tabbed interface as found on more recent Samsung flagships.

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[Video] See Android KitKat's amazing photo editor in action

It isn't going to be just the Nexus 5 users who are going to benefit from Google's emphasis on photography in their latest flagship device: as it turns out, the camera app, which is part of AOSP, comes with a photo editor which in my opinion is one of the most powerful ones ever. While it offers a significant number of preset filters for the casual user, there are numerous options for those who want finer control, and also allows them to save their combination of effects as a preset that they can reuse on different images later on. The editor is also non-destructive (i.e., your originals are safe).

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