Intel prepares a streaming service

Intel is negotiating with several companies such as Time Warner, NBC Universal and Viacom.What they are negotiating? For Big Blue is talking to those companies to dispose of their TV shows and films for new streaming service being prepared. As might be expected, will be a paid service like that nowadays Netflix and other companies. Intel has also begun negotiating with News Corp, Walt Disney and CBS to also be able to...

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Intel: the PCs of tomorrow will have voice control, and face gestures

Intel wants that in the future all PCs have at least one control system built by gestures. The computers are beginning to evolve, and the end result is what Intel calls "perceptual computing." Basically, it is to control a computer using voice commands, facial recognition and also through gestures. Starting this year, Intel will begin to incorporate these three types of control computers through their perceptual computing platform. The...

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Intel laptop shows us that we will use next year

What will the ultrabooks in a year? And yes, I mean the beginning of 2014. For Intel knows how and has allowed a look at the models in their first hours at CES. The new laptop , which carries the code name North Cape, is not a real product yet, but Intel created a team to demonstrate its new generation of Intel Core processors, the Haswell, corresponding to the fourth generation. These CPUs will be released around mid-2013. The laptop...

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Samsung will soon launch the first smartphone OS Tizen

According to new reports, Samsung will be presented the first smartphone operating system Tizen early 2013. Tizen is an open source OS based on Linux and the company is developing with NTT DoCoMo, Vodafone, Intel and other firms in the industry the technology . As mentioned above, we can see in a smartphone as of this month and will also launch soon, but no exact dates yet. Tizen is a scalable operating system that can run on all kinds of devices...

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Apple might start using ARM processors rather than Intel in Macs

It has been more than seven years since Apple adopted Intel processors for use on their Macs, but this relationship may come to an end. According to rumors emerged yesterday morning, Apple is seriously considering starting to use ARM processors in their computers and laptops . Sources close to the company say that several of the engineers are confident that the maker of chips that use the iPad, iPod and iPhone will also begin to create...

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Intel wants to insert a 48-core processor for your phone in 10 years

Currently, quad-core processors are the best offers us the technology to integrate our smartphones, but Intel already has an eye on the future: the company expects that in 10 years the mobile processors can have up to 48 cores all working in parallel, allowing us to run applications and functions that would be unimaginable today. Intel, in fact, already has a 48-core processor, and is a prototype which has been working since 2009. It seems...

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The best gaming processor 2011

  It is well known that experiences each one has a preference for a processor or another. But why? Surely this pross will say that I had no problems, or that if I ran this or that game and it does not .. etc etc .. Then today I come to bring a bit of info from each and a bit of comparison ... Note: This post is approximate. I do not create controversies ... and if you come here for those chances to nail red arrow .. Think about it twice...

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Intel SSD 330 Series

  Intel has included among its new product range introducing a gallery of 330 SSD. This is an important step that involves an evolution as opposed to the 320 series. Prices range between 90 and 325 dollars.Intel SSD 330 Series is part of a new range of products for storage devices, offering a series of improvements for the convenience of users. The most important announcement, however, lies in the considerable reduction Intel confirmed...

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Ultrabooks could recharge your smartphone over the air in 2013

  The Palm Pre phone and showed the world how great may be the wireless charges, and did so in 2009. Many of today's smartphones can be recharged wirelessly, except for some models, but what really draws attention to this type of load is that it is made ​​by ultrabook, and the idea has been Intel . It seems that Intel could begin to develop its own technology for wireless charging smartphones by ultrabooks, which undoubtedly sounds...

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MSI GT70 and GT60 updates with new graphics card

  A gamer does not usually upgrade a laptop in the same way you usually do with the desktop. Therefore, most prefer to buy directly a powerful machine with the best specifications that each can afford. As of now, the best mobile GPU in the world, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680M will be part of GT70 and GT60 models from MSI, which have been well accepted in the market. Both computers not only provide the technology of that GPU, but also incorporated...

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Acer Aspire One AO756-2623, a very inexpensive laptop

  Does anyone around here looking for a laptop and a very small economy? Well that's the new Acer Aspire One AO756-2623 11.6-inch. It is not near what they are powerful computers today, but it was well not have a price of only $ 250. What carries inside the Acer Aspire One AO756-2623? For starters, the processor I use is one of the new Intel Celeron 877 dual-core ultra-low voltage so we can make your battery last longer, which is a 4-cell...

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Intel buys a stake in ASML

  SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel Corp will invest over 4,000 billion (3,250 million) in the purchase of a stake in ASML and inject resources to research firm Holland, aiming at developing the next generation technology expensive . Shares of ASML, the world's largest producer of machines that record circuit wafer and a barometer for the chip industry, were up 6 percent. Intel said Monday it had agreed to buy an initial stake of...

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Jolla resumes where it left Meego Nokia

The operating system Meego continues its development through Jolla, a company founded by former employees of Nokia who worked on the N9. This new company, also based in Finland, could launch its first devices this year. Nokia and Intel announced MeeGo at Mobile World Congress 2010, with the intention of creating a Linux-based operating system that worked in 'tablets', laptops and smartphones. The goal was to compete with Android. However, a year...

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