Name: VCP 163 - Utilize a nuvem para transitar entre o Android e o iOS by vladimir campos
Duration: 25 min 8 s
Description: Você tem um tablet da Apple e um telefone Android ou o inverso? Precisa experimentar aplicativos e serviços nas duas plataformas? Planeja migrar do Android para o iOS ou vice-versa? Ouça o episódio e entenda como já é possível funcionar bem e transitar sem maiores dificuldades entre os dois sistemas.

Vladimir, experimente o maps me, tambem roda nas duas plataformas, e tem duas coisas que considero vantagem, ele faz rotas, e permite a exportacao dos pontos de interesse marcados por voce, dai consegue transporta-los de um sistema ao outro, ja o city maps nao sincroniza a conta do ios com a conta android.

Opa, assino um podcast seu, mas parou de chegar tem um tempão. Vc parou? Abs

Faixa integrante de "Espelho Retrovisor", tributo aos Engenheiros do Hawaii.

- Gravado no estúdio Acústico (Belo Horizonte, MG)
- Mixada por Tulio Araújo
- Masterizado por Henrique Soares, no Ultra Estúdio (Belo Horizonte, MG).

Mário Wamser (voz, violões e piano rhodes) e Humberto Gessinger (baixo fretless)

"Ando Só" é uma canção de Humberto Gessinger.

Foto: Daniel Gosling

ESPELHO RETROVISOR
- Produção executiva e curadoria: Anderson Fonseca
- Divulgação: Scream & Yell - www.screamyell.com.br
- Projeto Gráfico: Luis Saguar e Melissa Mattos

Acesse www.espelhoretrovisor.mus.br para fazer o download do tributo.

Mário Wamser - "Ando Só" (Espelho Retrovisor)

New track from Grandbrothers debut album 'Dilation'
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Ninety-nine percent of the data zipping between continents travels not via satellite, but through cables strung along the bottom of the world's oceans. In her new book The Undersea Network, New York University professor Nicole Starosielski explores this hidden side of the Internet, and describes the system's history, its technological innovations, and its vulnerabilities. 

Undersea Cables String Together the Global Internet

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In 2008, NASA Astronaut Don Pettit was on the space station, pondering a uniquely space-based problem: So many of Earth's basic cultural rituals—clinking glasses together, for example—just don't translate in near-zero gravity. "You can smash your juice bags together, but it doesn’t have the same human connection," he says.
 
Seven years later, the first gravity-defying coffee cups have arrived at the space station. Pettit describes their odd, curvy shape as the “kind of bulbous thing you might find on a rare orchid.” They work using capillary action: Simply press your lips to the rim, and you get a sip, whether you want one or not.

Pettit and his co-designer, mechanical engineer Mark Weislogel of Portland State University, join us to talk about this unique design challenge.

3D-Printed Coffee Cups Help Liquids Defy Gravity

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Floating 200 miles above the Earth, and speeding at nearly five miles per second, the International Space Station may be the most unusual lab available to science. NASA’s chief scientist for the space station, Julie Robinson, talks about the station’s year-long experiment on the Kelly twins—Mark on Earth and Scott in space—as well as the effects of space on the microbiome, and how plants grow in low gravity.

The Most Unusual Laboratory (Not) on Earth

Você tem um tablet da Apple e um telefone Android ou o inverso? Precisa experimentar aplicativos e serviços nas duas plataformas? Planeja migrar do Android para o iOS ou vice-versa? Ouça o episódio e entenda como já é possível funcionar bem e transitar sem maiores dificuldades entre os dois sistemas.

VCP 163 - Utilize a nuvem para transitar entre o Android e o iOS

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