Google would have to sensurar the word 'torrent' and 'RapidShare'

  The terms "torrent", "rapidshare" and "megaupload" can not be suggested when a person performs a search on Google. That is, should be eliminated as suggestions. That's what the Supreme Court has ordered the French in the music industry litigation against Google SNEP, whom he accused of helping to implicitly musical copyright infringement not filter those words.   What is the reason? The Supreme Court of France argues that Google ...

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Google buys Sparrow, e-mail client for IOS and Mac

Sparrow, premiered in October 2011, had become in record time in one of those programs that do not need advertising, but popularized by word of mouth among friends. The e-mail program, which initially only worked on Macs, has just been acquired by Google, although neither party has made ​​public the amount. So, Sparrow, that service for managing and controlling Gmail accounts in the iPhone or the Mac, now past the ranks of Google,...

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Samsung announces Galaxy event for August 15

  The guys at Samsung have already begun sending out invitations for the submission of a new device Galaxy. This event will take place on Wednesday 15 August at a place we do not know. From the device to be presented, there are two possibilities: it will be something totally new that Samsung has maintained the utmost secrecy or Note 2 will be the Galaxy, although it is likely that this device is presented at the IFA 2012, as the Note was...

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Privacy complaint filed by the attack on PlayStation Network

The Data Protection Agency has filed a complaint against Sony Facua by 'hacking' the online service of the PlayStation. The agency could not prove that you can apply the Law of Protection of Information (Act) Spanish to incidents involving the company and its impact to users. In late April 2011, Sony announced that the company closed its network of online gaming worldwide for "maintenance problems". However, later acknowledged that the global...

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Self-Driving Car : gold Car google ?

More than 30,000 people are killed each year in crashes despite huge advances in auto safety. The overwhelming majority of those crashes are caused by human-driver error. Computer driven cars could reduce traffic deaths by a very significant degree, said David Champion, head of auto testing at Consumer Reports, but only if all cars are computer-driven. Google’s cars allow drivers to take control to steer and step on the brake, but are designed...

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