Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Google introduced the tablet Nexus 7 and Nexus home device Q

Los Angeles (USA), June 27 (EFE). - The California-based Google has introduced its first tablet, Nexus 7, as well as a device to play content in the home, Nexus Q, and the new version of Android Jelly Bean, at the start of its annual conference for software developers in San Francisco.As expected, Google unveiled a tablet with touch screen 7-inch high definition that designed and manufactured in collaboration with the Taiwanese company ASUSTek...

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Social SimCity is launched on Facebook

  "Game creation and administration of cities in the social network is free. Special items can be purchased; help friends in the game." 'SimCity Social' version is the classic simulation game to Facebook (Reuters) 'Social SimCity' is version of the classic simulation game to Facebook (Reuters) The famous game simulation and management of cities "SimCity" won a version for Facebook, which was launched in the social network on the evening...

Google Nexus 7 in detail

  We already know that Google plans to formally introduce the Nexus 7 in the conference Google I / O which begins tomorrow June 27th. But before the official presentation of the product, it is well to remember what we know so far about the Nexus 7, which incidentally is manufactured by Asus.Indeed, this is the first tablet of Google, will be known as Nexus 7 and integrate an Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core, while its operating system will be the...

Facebook operator must register as a platform if you want to manage SMS Forwarding

Facebook should register as an operator and report their activity to the Telecommunications Market Commission (CMT) if you want to manage a storage platform and forwarding of text messages (SMS), and that it would take "real" electronic communications services as a resolution of the CMT. In the resolution, the telecommunications regulatory body said that Facebook, whose business model consists mainly of managing a virtual social network, offers...

Monday, June 25, 2012

Accessory lets you control PCs and Macs through gestures

"Company says that Leap is 100 times more accurate than the Kinect.User does not touch the screen to perform the commands." An accessory that is placed in the same position the keyboard promises to control the computer in Windows, Linux or Mac, including notebooks, by gestures without touching the screen. Called Leap, the device is placed in front of the screen, the keyboard position, and recognizes the user's hands and objects that can...

Skype conquest to 70 million users of Android

  Skype has announced that its application for Android has surpassed 70 million downloads for Android. With this record, Skype has said that it is the VoIP service 's most popular operating system from Google , which has come to 1,300 different devices in less than two years . The Skype service has adapted quickly to mobile devices. The company has been launching mobile applications optimized for each system and terminal, allowing users...

Antena 3 will offer all its content on mobile devices from Samsung

  Antena 3 and Samsung have developed the 'video on demand available, exclusively, for' smartphones' and 'tablets' of the brand with which users can view the contents of the string downloading, free of charge, the application Samsung Apps, as reported by the Metro chain. With this application, users have access to all full chapters of the series, news programs and Antena 3 through the 'Hall Mode' using a simple menu that allows you...

Sunday, June 24, 2012

AMD announced the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition

"AMD expands its range of graphics cards."AMD has announced a new addition to its range of graphics cards AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition, re-use Core Graphics technology Next (GCN) of the company, offering 32 computer units and 128 units of texturing,Matt Skynner, corporate vice president and general manager of the division of AMD graphics cards, says that this new model "adds to our award-winning range GCN, offering the leading gameplay thanks...