Rumor: Moto X4 Getting an August 24th Unveiling?
The next generation of Moto devices under the Lenovo brand, appear to be getting close to an announcement. We've seen plenty of leaks and rumors about the upcoming Moto G4 and now we're seeing even more on the Moto X4. According to +HelloMotoHK, it appears that the picture above is a render of the upcoming Moto X4. They also posted a couple of devices that appear to be DROID's for Verizon, which will be launching later in the year. Judging by the picture above, we can tell quite a few things about this upcoming device. One is that it appears to be an aluminum build with a glass front. The front looks a bit odd, with a physical button and two black dots on either side. Those dots are likely the IR blasters that are used in conjunction with Moto Display. The button there is said to be a fingerprint sensor. There's no word on whether it's a home button and fingerprint sensor or just a fingerprint sensor. We'll likely have to wait until the announcement to find out for sure.
The camera module is also fairly large, and if you look closely, it looks like all parts of the camera module are in that circle. Including the flash that's at the bottom - giving the camera a "flat tire" look, like the Moto 360. There also appears to be a couple other sensors there, perhaps a laser auto-focus sensor, which will make auto-focus much faster on this new smartphone. At the bottom though, you'll see 8 gold dots on either side of a vertical - what looks a bit like a USB Type-C - port. These may be charging contacts. So we could see some new accessories coming with the Moto X4 when it's announced.
Speaking of the Moto X4 being announced. The rumor going around right now is an August 24th announcement. Last year, Motorola announced the Moto X and Moto G at an event in July. So this would put the successors being announced over a year later. Now this is all rumors and leaks. So we'll want to take this with a grain of salt. But one thing is for sure, Lenovo will be announcing this device fairly soon.


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Q: NPAPI self rendering plugin under safari (32 bit versus 64 bit) I am working in safari, on top of OSX, using core graphics and I've got a plugin running two threads (main and rendering timer thread). The rendering timer thread invokes "NPN_InvalidateRect" while the main plugin thread handles the corresponding event and redraws itself. However this seems to work differently in safari  32 bit versus safari 64 bit:

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*64 bit (cocoa event model): requires NPN_InvalidateRect + NPN_ForceRedraw  = correct redrawing

*32 bit (cocoa if supported, otherwise carbon): NPN_InvalidateRect = correct redrawing
however, doing both NPN_InvalidateRect + NPN_ForceRedraw (like 64 bit case) causes flickering image.

Questions:

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*Is there a better way to force a plugin to render itself, while sticking to native NPAPI, core graphics and support for carbon&cocoa event models.

*If not, how can i detect, at runtime, if the browser is running as 32 versus 64 bit application so i can pick which NPN functions of call.
Thanks,
(cross-posted to firebreath, I will post responses in both places)

A: First of all, this:

The rendering timer thread invokes "NPN_InvalidateRect"

Is a serious problem, unless you really mean that your rendering timer thread causes NPN_InvalidateRect to be called on the main plugin thread. NPAPI is explicitly not threadsafe, and you are required to call methods like NPN_InvalidateRect on the main thread.
Second, you should really just not call NPN_ForceRedraw. Chromium, Firefox OOP, WebKit2, and almost certainly Safari's OOP mode (which is what you are getting in 64-bit) treat NPN_ForceRedraw as a no-op; the concept of forcing an immediate redraw goes against the whole model of OOP plugins. In all cases you should just call NPN_InvalidateRect, and trust the browser to call you back. In the OOP-plugin world, you should not expect to be able to force the browser to render a plugin at any given moment.

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John Andrews is a veteran political journalist and author. He is a senior editor for Project Syndicate and a contributing editor for The Economist, the prestigious weekly newspaper. In his role as conference chairman for a variety of international conferences and the TV interviewer for the annual World Policy Conference, he regularly interacts with prominent figures in politics, business, and economics; e.g. Jean-Claude Trichet, former governor of the European Central Bank; Prince Turki Al-Faisal, former head of Saudi Arabia's intelligence agency; Lionel Zinsou, prime minister of Benin; Alassane Ouattara, President of Côte d'Ivoire; Mario Monti, former prime minister of Italy; and Elisabeth Guigou, president of the foreign affairs commission of France's Assemblé e Nationale.
He is the author of a new book entitled The World in Conflict: understanding the world's trouble spots, a comprehensive and penetrating analysis of present-day war and terrorism published by Profile Books under The Economist imprint. He is also the co-editor of Megachange: The World in 2050, which examines the key developments that will determine our future.
As well as being, for many years, one of The Economist's most experienced foreign correspondents, he co-edited its annual forward-looking magazine, The World in the magazine. Throughout his 25-year career with The Economist, he has been Deputy Editor of The World-in, West Coast Editor in the USA, Paris Bureau Chief, Washington Correspondent, EU Correspondent, Asia Editor, China Editor, Southeast Asia Editor, and Industry Editor, making him one of The Economist's most respected names. John has covered the world's emerging markets, including China, Hong Kong, and SouthEast–Asia and therefore written and commented on a host of key events that have unfolded over the years, bearing witness to the rise of the Asian economies and key events in the Asian region, like the tragic events of Tiananmen Square. Before The Economist, he was a journalist with The Guardian and based in Beirut with NBC covering the Middle East region.
John Andrews speaks at a range of business conferences and economic gatherings. These have included The Milken Institute Global Conference, International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) as well as numerous events run by Economist Conferences. He graduated in Classical and Modern Arabic from Cambridge University and speaks fluent Arabic and French and is based in the United Kingdom and France.

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Celtic finished off their Clydesdale Bank Premier League campaign in style with a convincing 4-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice.
Kris Commons gave the champions the lead with a 30-yard free-kick in the 11th minute before Georgios Samaras helped himself to a double, the first with a deflected drive in the 17th minute and the second a header 10 minutes later.
Neil Lennon's side retained their grip on proceedings in the second half, but only added to their lead with five minutes remaining when substitute Anthony Stokes, on for Commons, made it 4-0, also with the help of a deflection.
It was a perfect warm-up for the Hoops ahead of next week's William Hill Scottish Cup final against Hibernian at Hampden where they will look to clinch the double.
For United boss Jackie McNamara it was confirmation of the problems he will have to solve for next season, most of which, on this evidence, lie in defence.
The Celtic supporters started the match dishing out stick to United captain Jon Daly, who is set to join Rangers next season, and it appeared to unsettle the Irishman, who was playing in central defence.
In the seventh minute he clattered into Commons outside the area and when the free-kick was whipped in by the same Hoops player the ball came off Daly and almost spun past United keeper Radoslaw Cierzniak.
A few minutes later Daly again brought Commons crashing to the ground 30 yards from goal, in a more central position, and this time the former Nottingham Forest and Derby player curled the free-kick low around the wall and past the flailing Cierzniak.
United were contributing to their own problems.
In the 14th minute Barry Douglas was penalised for bring down Paddy McCourt 30 yards from goal when there was no imminent danger and Commons was on target again with another powerful free-kick.
However, this time Cierzniak tipped the ball on to the post before the home defence cleared it to safety.
However, the second goal was only moments away and came via Samaras's shot from inside the box which took a marked deflection off United defender John Souttar before looping over the helpless Tannadice keeper.
Gary Hooper and Commons had attempts from long range which flew wide of the target, but in the 26th minute Celtic keeper Fraser Forster had to rush off his line to block at the feet of Rory Boulding before Mark Millar tested the Englishman with a decent drive.
However, that was about the sum total of the home side's first-half resistance.
A minute later, after midfielder Millar had conceded a foul on Hooper wide on the right, Celtic scored again when Samaras leapt high inside the packed United six-yard box to head in Commons' whipped-in free-kick.
Celtic eased their way to the break and into the second half.
Hooper had the ball in the net from a yard out when he got on the end of a Samaras cross eight minutes after the break only to see the flag up for offside.
The tempo dropped by the minute but on the hour mark Hoops midfielder Joe Ledley bulleted in a header from a Commons corner and watched as Cierzniak flew to his top left-hand corner to pull of a fantastic save.
In the 68th minute his Parkhead counterpart was called into action for the first time in the second half when he made a good save from Daly's volley from 12 yards.
Celtic were firmly in control, though, with Hooper heading over from a Samaras cross and Cierzniak making another fine save, this time from Celtic skipper Scott Brown, whose volley almost sneaked inside a post.
There was time for Lennon to give a debut to Swedish-born Barhudin Atajic, who replaced Samaras, before Stokes made it 4-0 with a drive which took a touch off Millar to beat the hapless Cierzniak.


Home » Need The "How To" Key in Business Blog Writing?
The struggle to create quality, consistent blog writing plagues businesses of every size and type.
Content creators and writers feel the pressure, too, because a business blog has a big job.
When done properly, business blogging is an ongoing process used to market your business via the web. It's also a cornerstone of content marketing.
Your business blog builds trust and authority for your company. It attracts Google and other search results for additional visibility, and more. Often, it's your content hub, an integral component of marketing, especially inbound.
Most importantly, it's a gateway for customer attraction and interaction.
If you want to find the key to a great blog, pressure for results is sometimes daunting and draining, even defeating.
It can zap your resolve and make you question your abilities and tactics. Or it can restrict when you need to inspire. It can paralyze you when you need to move.
Fear can creep up into your otherwise rosy picture and stop you in your tracks.
Not good for business, is it?
Listening to a recent webinar interview of Henneke from Enchanting Marketing (one of my favorite writers!) by Pamela Wilson of copyblogger gave me a few aha moments.
Possibly the best lesson I can share is the fact that the humanity in us is a consequence shared by all.
What a shock to hear about Henneke's "inner critic" giving her huge doubts about her writing, marketing, and abilities in general. Even, it turns out, about hitting the publish button.
What? No way is Henneke afraid sometimes to hit "publish"—just like you and me! How can that be? In my eyes, her work is gold. Hmmm.
Truthfully, when I feel doubt about myself, it's no good.
Nothing but trouble comes from questioning yourself so, on hearing a successful business writer talk about her inner critic, I felt a little relief.
We're all human, and all feel the same way, once in awhile.
Besides, I think you need to be a little critical of your work to create higher quality. Henneke validates that thinking, too, by talking about how she holds herself to a higher standard of quality every time she creates.
Therefore, she's taken a closer look at what's most important.
You can start by inviting your inner critic to tea, just like Henneke, to adjust your mindset and move your work positively forward.
Having a little tea and conversation with yourself to tame your inner critic while creating reasonable goals and a realistic plan is everything in pushing yourself and business forward.
But first, block out time to reach your purpose with intentional focus.
For example, and like me, Henneke has decided not to be on FaceBook and even if that may seem crazy to some, it works for her, so it's okay.
In fact, FaceBook, like any social media outlet, takes time and work. And so, making a decision not to work with every single social option out there is a sound business decision.
As Henneke points out, we only have a finite amount of total time, so we need to decide where to focus our efforts.
We each need to figure out, for ourselves and our business, exactly what works.
Ultimately, discovering what is most useful in each case is unique to each person or business. So studying what works for others is an idea, but not necessarily an answer for you.
Still, without focus, your blog writing formula may remain undiscovered, no matter what your business or subject.
Breaking things down to determine a proper balance helps to clarify your goals along the way.
Working for yourself is stressful but, like Henneke, try to go with your feelings and work on what works best for you and your audience.
But there's a tricky balancing act at play to stay up to the speed of change for internet blog writing and marketing while maintaining clarity and focused productivity.
I know the so-called "shiny objects" of technology, and the internet-of-things are sometimes fascinating and often, are helpful for your business. Just be careful to test and add them as time permits and with a planned and definite intent.
Going off on tangents takes valuable time away from your business.
A lot of what Henneke discloses about her business experience and keys to business blog writing success resonates with me, and I hope you find them useful as well.
I plan to look at each disclosure with a laser focus to help in my freelance writing adventure and ongoing web content marketing efforts.
1.) Listen. To Yourself. And to Your Audience.
Listening is as simple as finding your most productive times. Do you love the peace and quiet of early morning or are you a night owl?
It's also about listening to your body when it tells you it's tired, or quieting your mind when you question your worth or feel deflated.
Further, you need to find your focus by listening to your gut (emotional intelligence) and by targeting your market to find your correct place there.
What's interesting about feeling your way into your success (an intuitive approach) is that Henneke isn't the first person to say that where she landed in her online business and niche market isn't at all what she imagined. Nor is it the direction she started out with in her freelance career.
Enchanting Marketing evolves as it goes and Henneke is a top business writing coach, renown writer, and business blog writing influencer today.
How? She says she followed the needs of a viable audience by listening to them and creating the content they wanted.
Her basic framework and current working formula all stem from what her audience asked or told her.
Listening—even to combat that annoying inner critic—to those you serve and to your body, helps you find the perfect combination and mindset.
The next core ideas help refine things for you further.
Remember, you need to make your business work for you and your audience ONLY, so don't be afraid to try things out or learn as you go.
Being addicted to stress (like so many are) is a productivity killer.
Becoming a workaholic does not equal success.
Killing your inner critic is about making a mindset change.
Inspiring people to express their voice and share their stories and ideas (makes her happy) leads to biz blog writing success.
Including things you like to do in your business helps a lot.
Once you evaluate both internal and external factors relevant to how you structure and conduct your business, prioritizing is the next step.
So how did Henneke do this? Good question, but the answer is simple: figuring out and setting priorities.
Ask yourself relevant questions and know (or learn) what is most important to get you where you want to be. Break everything down into blocks and evaluate the time investment and significance to your business for each item.
What matters most in your business and what matters most to you?
For example, if your inner critic is paralyzing you (as is so often the case for writers and creators) then it's time to beat it til dead. You need to overcome that hurdle and move on. If this is your number one problem, then make this killing (of it) a top priority so you can stop losing valuable time.
Perhaps for you, the bigger problem is, say, carving out time to concentrate on your most pressing project. Maybe other people require your time or attention, and it can be hard to get quality alone time to do your work.
So, by making essential projects time a priority, you intentionally set up a regular time slot—maybe when your distractors go to lunch, or before anyone else gets up in the morning—and make it a priority.
When something becomes a priority, you make yourself accountable to get it done. You work on it via a pre-set schedule, until complete. You eliminate any choice and just do it.
3.) Dump Your To-Do List.
Look, it makes sense. Everything in this post so far leads to this little gem—focus on the tasks and projects directly related to the success of your business. Period.
Break every single function down as Henneke suggests until you have a clear understanding of what is most meaningful to achieve your goals.
If anything appears overwhelming, break it down more, and all the way down until you have a precise map of the steps you'll take to complete each part of each block leading you to your final objectives.
Ultimately, you want to end up with an outline giving you a simple framework to work from consistently, focused on business needs.
This set guideline allows you to accomplish top priorities first, yet accounts for difficulty and timelines.
At this point, you make choices to guarantee you stay on track.
Henneke suggests you include some tasks you love as part of your regular schedule, even if it means you are unable to do something else.
Luckily for her, Henrietta, a (sidekick, mascot, alter-ego) character who accompanies Henneke's written work, made the cut. Whew.
The truth is, as much as Henneke likes to draw her, Henrietta (see above rendition) is a signature look now, making Henneke's work instantly recognizable and Henrietta, a big star—and nearly a logo, but with a voice (or at least message), too!
When you like what you're doing, it's easier. You get better, and your work goes faster. Then once you get past the things you need to do, you end up with more time for other things you want to do.
People think I'm weird because I like work. I always have. But the thing is, work doesn't feel so much like work when you enjoy it.
4.) The Secret to Blog Writing Success is in the Process.
Pamela Wilson is very nurturing in her position at copyblogger where she tirelessly responds to writing, marketing, and content marketing questions and problems all day long.
And Pamela has a knack for breaking down bigger processes into smaller, understandable chunks for people.
So, when Henneke describes her early years in business as, "an accidental experiment of trial and error," Pamela may liken it to wandering around the woods in the dark.
But, as Henneke explains how, by learning, listening, and evolving along the way, she now understands the importance of a crystal clear focus as the winning strategy for business, as Pamela sums it up best.
Imagine, she says, being in the dark woods and turning on your flashlight. You can only see so far. You can only move step by step with the light in front of you leading the way.
It both guides and restricts you.
You must focus only on a small area at a time, (you see it, don't you—the triangle-ray of light starting from the hand holding your flashlight) even though there's a vast space beyond the peripheral of the shine.
Don't worry, Henneke explores and plans to explore well beyond and in various areas of the vast open space—well beyond her center bright light—and you can too. Hey, shiny objects lurk out there!
But the point is first to keep an eye on your beaming mothership, making sure to follow your vision and handle the things that matter most to your business.
Henneke has slimmed the scope of her work to a few main things imperative to keeping her business operating smoothly and on schedule.
Her website is her business hub and her blog, she says, is her touchstone. This key component harbors the treasures she offers.
Priority #1 for Henneke is her weekly blog posts. It's the key to her audience and her toughest challenge, in some respects.
Ready to unravel blog writing promises and secrets?
Remember I promised to share Henneke's secret for how she creates quality pieces of blog writing for her business? Well, here you go!
Repeat aloud a few times so it sinks in because this feels for me like the straight-up, down and dirty, truth.
After being self-employed for most of my career, the struggle between structure and creativity has been present since, well, since I can remember.
Creativity is so important in my life and business models but, without finding the proper framework, a safe place, really, for creativity to live and grow, it can be a curse and not an asset to reaching business goals.
Henneke's advice hits the bullseye for me—suddenly and with impact—because looking at it this way shows a crucial intersection, unlocking the magic, not with a key, but with a combination lock.
Thank you for writing this feature and for your kind words, Sue-Ann. I feel honored!
Welcome to my world, Henneke. I've been to yours many, many times and so I'm (just slightly–okay, maybe ecstatically) beyond thrilled to have you pop in! The honor and pleasure are truly all mine. Thank you very much. Sue-Ann P.S. There really is a Part 2 and it's nearly complete. I'm not sure how that happened so quickly!? lol See, inspiring you are.
Great article and breakdown of the interview. Henneke's honesty is always a breath of fresh air. It's easy to see the success of leaders in our fields, and we forget no one has an easy ride. We are alone in our struggles as entrepreneurs.
So nice of you to stop by. Henneke is inspiring for me, too:) and the interview was another example of her authenticity. She's so brave to reveal her true personal journey to help others on their way. She also said at the very beginning of the interview she loves "inspiring people to write more and express their voice" and I would say she sure does do just that, and very well, too!


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