The PC market could fall to the mobile device market

Are you planning the Apocalypse? The mobile device market is slowly "eating" the computers and laptops (especially the first). Some analysts wonder if the generations that are born today and in the years to achieve to put their hands on a computer with tower, which have been around for about 30 years. A Gartner report predicts that the traditional PC market will contract by 7.6% next year, citing consumers buying smartphones,...

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The censuses of the future will be via smartphones and Internet

The advancement in technology brings the possibility to simplify many tasks, both everyday and industrial levels. Today, in most countries the surveys are continuing forward in the same way: someone passes by us and asks us the data you need to know, such as how many people live in the area, age, income, etc. Well, as we said, the technology advances and progress in various aspects will influence and customs, and the old custom...

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Smartphones could incorporate a sapphire screen

So, you may display your next smartphone may come to be made ​​of sapphire . Currently, sapphire is used even in vehicles due to its military strength, and it is believed that if used to create the screens of smartphones, then the same would become very resistant to scratches and falls, and even be able to survive without typical problems fall on a concrete floor. Sapphire is one of the world's toughest...

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This Christmas sales of smartphones and tablets were a record

Unsurprisingly devices mobile as smartphones and tablets are chosen as Christmas gifts because they are usually perfect and useful for everyone. What did surprise us a bit is the amount of tablets and smartphones that were sold in this past Christmas. Sales broke all records and what expectations. According to a report by the firm Flurry, the number of devices activated iOS and Android this Christmas were a total of 17.4 million. It is a...

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Tips to survive the 3 days of darkness

It is more than probable that in recent days we have all heard about the 3 days of darkness in 2012 and on December 21, 2012 . As the famous date approaches, more and more people become aware of the rumors, and not only through the social networks and the web, is now a topic that play a lot in the mouths of many. We can not have complete confidence if we will live three days in the dark or not, but just in case it would not hurt to have...

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Cardio, iPhone app to check the heart rate

  Sometimes it seems that smartphones were magic, right? A development team at MIT has created a great app for iPhone called Cardio, which detects your heart rate as blood flowing through our face. All you need do is launch the application and look at the camera, and if you're in a well lit area will be even better. In addition, you can have fun with this app to check the heart rate of chickens and other animals. Cardio costs $ 5....

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First Nokia Phone with Windows 8 would be presented in September

Nokia continues to seek a foothold in a market of smartphones that have been planted harsh rivalries. The focus of the Finnish corporation for Windows Phone is still standing, which is why we would soon see a new smartphone with Microsoft software. According to information published on the web, Nokia would release a phone with WP8 in September. The event would be scheduled for Nokia World, the traditional annual conference organized by...

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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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Supplier of Samsung accused of child exploitation

It is estimated that Asia is the continent with the highest rate of child labor, and here are the companies that provide parts of devices like the iPhone and smartphones Galaxy. Apple insurance company is not the only criticism on the grounds of some workers, since apparently the great rival of Apple, Samsung, has been charged in a similar way recently. As reported by a Chinese activist group, the company HEG Electronics, provider of the...

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SmyleSafe: Android web browser aimed at children

  Internet is a place where a person can find just about anything you're looking for (or not). This often concerns parents and for that reason it prevents access to the Internet for children. For small to surf the net safely and from an Android device has been created SmyleSafe, a web browser for kids. As expected, SmyleSafe has filters that parents can activate. If you want your son / daughter is not something unexpected while browsing...

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Head to Head: Windows Phone 8, 6 and Android IOS 4.0

  Leugo the leading manufacturer of Smartphones to disclosure of the new features of their products, some users have raised the question: which is better?. Microsoft revealed the details of the new version of its mobile operating system, Windows Phone 8, to be released before Christmas this year, going to seriously compete against Apple's iPhone OS 6, which should appear in the hands of consumers around the same date. On the other...

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Samsung S3 Galaxy has already sold over 10 million units

  The people at Samsung must be found with a smile from ear to ear, and is, frankly, anyone would be so if your last product has sold over 10 million units in almost 2 months, right? Already 10,000,000 smartphones running Android Galaxy S3 in the hands of their owners, which does not take into account the units that were purchased but not yet shipped. The news was given by Shin Jong-kyun, head of a division of Samsung. If we look back,...

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An application returns to life dinosaurs

  dinosaurs may have been extinct for more than 65 million years, but a Canadian museum uses a new application to restore life. With the Ultimate ROM application called Dinosaurs, the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, uses augmented reality, virtual vision of the real world which can be extended with graphics or other content. When visitors point their smartphones to indicators throughout the museum, dinosaurs come to life on the application....

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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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