MOGA, great control to use with your Android

The use of video games on smartphones may not be as popular as home consoles, but still is quite widespread. Sometimes I play certain video games on our Android becomes quite difficult due to the size of your screen, which leaves little room for buttons. For these cases has been created tremendous MOGA known as Control. Our smartphone Android is placed on the control and both are connected to each other using Bluetooth. The buttons you...

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Google launches broadband service and television in the U.S.

The Google presented officially on Thursday (26/07) in Kansas City, Google Fiber, your broadband service and television in the United States. The company promises an Internet 100 times faster than the major U.S. and ensures that the download speed is 1 Gigabyte per second for downloads and uploads. Fiber The service also comes with TV with local channels and integrated with Netflix and YouTube, allowing content to watch live or on demand, when...

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Now the plants are watered themselves

  Have you already tired of watering your plants or just have time to do it? So this could definitely be the solution you're looking for, and thanks to the miracle technology we have today, plants are able to be irrigated by themselves . The system we see in the image, created by Randy Sarafan, works easily and is quite basic. All you need is one of the excellent control plates Arduino, a sensor for soil moisture and a small water pump....

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Facebook Post spy talks and to detect criminals

  Facebook can now detect suspicious behavior, brand content and determines further action, inform the police. This news comes from a Reuters interview with the Director of Security at Facebook, Joe Sullivan. Reuters The note mentioned the following:   'A man of about 30 I was talking about sex with a 13-year-old South Florida and is scheduled to meet with her after school classes. The extensive technology but little discussed...

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The law of 'copyright' angers EU Radiohead and Pink Floyd

  BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The draft law of the European Union to give musicians more control over their copyright has angered bands like Radiohead and Pink Floyd, who accuse the European Commission to break its promises to address the problem of default suffering. The commission announced on Wednesday a bill designed to ensure that companies that collect copyright on behalf of the artists also have them delivered to the musicians, composers...

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