Does anyone know what the BC sticker on the back of the box means? My girlfriend doesn't have one on her box and I was able to unlock hers.
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BC means: the device has been certified by the manufacturer to meet all FCC requirements for a home computing device that can connect wirelessly to a public network.
Class B devices must not purposefully interfere with other RF emitting devices.
Class B Devices are marketed for use in a residential environment, notwithstanding use in industrial or commercial environments
(From the FCC website)
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I think it runs a modified version of Windows 7. It's intended market is teenagers and social networking people.
It will have Zune just like Windows 7, but it's limited in true smart-phone functionality.
Edit: I also think that the Kin series is terrible. The only thing I really admire about it is that the letter aren't centered on the keys and that they are over-sized so that part of the letters are cutoff but still recognizable.
It gives the keyboard a very fancy look.
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It's like a cheap version of the Windows Phones?
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Now you can use your android phone as a simple metal detector . This simple app will detect the metals around you also it will find the magnetic field around the phone . This app uses magnetometer of your phone and thus this may not function properly on low end devices . The app will make your phone vibrate if a metal or a strong magnetic filed is found nearby .
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I found a 16 pin socket on the motherboard of a tablet. I think they're called 16 pin dip sockets?? Can anyone identify this for me. I'll try post a pic soon, but right now I'm curious if they're common and are for a universal purpose. I remember when I was a kid, I modded my original Xbox by soldering a chip onto the motherboard using a socket that looks almost identical to this. Any ideas??
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Well there it is.
After decades of devices, a power user needing multi-tasking, multi-Media for work and play, this device has topped all.
Brilliant for both.
Smooth UI functionality (even with motion standard.) in Chicago Il
Battery Life is the sole issue and it requires connection to external Samsung battery pack once daily.
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