Samsung Galaxy S IV: Summary of rumors

If you can not wait to have the Samsung Galaxy S IV future in your hands, surely the moment you settle for anything new official looking device, but unfortunately the manufacturer South Korean company has not released anything at all about this new smartphone. In fact, we can not even be sure that whatever the name Galaxy S IV, but everyone preferred to place their bets on the tradition of Samsung mobile and call this way. As there is nothing official yet, is a good time to make a summary of the rumors of Galaxy S IV.

As indicated, it is in the month of March when the S IV will be officially, and the presentation will be on 15 or 22. If so, this would make the device probably hit the markets in mid to late April.

Leaving aside the dates, we go to hardware. Something that is widely spoken on screen S IV, which would be able to withstand strong OLED drops and bumps. Would measure 5 inches and have a density of 441 pixels per inch, in addition to Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.

Its processor is expected to be the powerful Exynos Octa May announced last month. This would have 8 processor cores and have a speed of 1.8GHz, making it the best on the market. Regarding the cameras, possess a 13-megapixel primary and a secondary (front) of 2 megapixels. The capacity of the internal memory can be extended up to 128GB, but still would have the 16GB, 32GB or 64GB standard, while it will probably be 2GB RAM.

Regarding the operating system, will be launched with Android 4.2 or maybe 5.0 with Key Lime Pie, based on what is available at the time.

And by the way, the image is purely decorative and not be guided by it.

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Pants with special pocket for future smartphone included

The smartphones are becoming classic obsolete mobile phones in the same way that a current mobile phone makes it incredibly bulky classic cable, is inevitable. What remains to be seen is how much new technology affects other non-technological elements that surround us. For example, you might add a smartphone labor costs to the list of items you carry in his pockets with wallet, keys, etc.. That is why they are starting to appear clothing designs than a decade ago seem absurd but today these pants make sense as:

Basically it is pretty classic jeans but incorporate a pocket on the side with the idea that you can save some gadget, either a small or a modern mobile phone screen smartphone with 4 or 5 inches. The pocket opens forward as you can see in the photo, so you just have to do finger crimp and pull forward to get the mobile or resave. The only downside I see is that it seems to have a secure closure which can facilitate the loss or theft of the smartphone.

The official name of these pants is 'Social Replay Denim jeans' pocket and have called in a fun way as 'I/O Pocket' (input output pocket). Is offered for sale for a price of around 100 euros but not worldwide, however the important thing here is the concept itself and the fact that sooner or later begin to see in clothing stores all kinds of garments like this one designed to carry smartphones and perhaps even tablets.

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Japan wants to have its automated traffic for 2020

In the not too distant future, Japan could become the pioneer of traffic vehicles automated. Recently, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism unveiled plans for this new vehicle system could be implemented across the nation, but for now are discussing who will take responsibility in case of accidents, as although the vehicle would be carrying passengers, none of them would be the driver and therefore could not charge anyone to be responsible.

This discussion is one of several reasons why such systems are not used at present, but if things fail to set out, Japan will become the pioneer of automated traffic, while the inhabitants of that country simply relax in your seats, letting the car drive itself.

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Super Techno "Hologram" : Real or Fake !?

News of Hologram

Tupac Performs at Coachella 2012! -- Hologram Snoop Dogg Performance 

 

 We already knew that the Tupac Hologram wasn't really a hologram but actually just a modern regurgitation of the old mid-19th century trick known as "Pepper's Ghost". If you were confused on how that illusion worked, be confused no more! Here it is.
Roxanne Palmer at the International Business TImes made this infographic that clearly illustrated how the whole hologram shenanigans worked. AV Concepts, the company behind the fauxlogram, used Musion Systems Ltd.'s Musion Eyeliner setup to project a 2D animated Tupac onto an invisible (to the audience) screen to make him look 3D.

For those who thought the immaculately-chiseled rendition of Tupac was based on some sort of old footage, more disappointment: Rolling Stone reports the rapper was CGI. But at least it was good good, expensive CGI, "created by the Hollywood special effects studio Digital Domain, who have previously worked on films such as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, TRON: Legacy and X-Men: First Class." Total price? Somewhere between $100,000 and $400,000. And it paid off: other than the weird super-abs, occasional unintentional moonwalking, and the performance's finale, wherein Tupac vanished in a burst of light, the whole thing was plenty realistic. With all the weed and ecstasy throbbing through Coachella, there were probably a good number of fans who thought they were actually witnessing a reincarnation.

 

 iPad 2 Hologram Setting 

 

The iPad 2 can now enable a hologram setting. See how some of the apps like facebook, iphoto, and angry birds work on the ipad.

CNN Hologram TV First 

'Prometheus,' Hologram Tupac Proof-Positive Of Nerd-tastic Future

What do you think about this ??

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