Sunday, July 8, 2012

Two thirds of the devices still use Android Gingerbread

  How many Android mobile devices out there? Many millions no doubt. While in the past month many of these have come to use version Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0), most still use Android devices Gingerbread version (2.3). As of July 2, was recorded that 64% use Android 2.3.x, ie Gingerbread. 10.9% are using Ice Cream Sandwich. A month ago, the values ​​for Gingerbread and ICS were 65% and 7.1% respectively, so we can notice a slight drop...

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...

iPhone 5 and iPad Mini would be released at the same time?

Yesterday I commented on an analyst who foresees the launch of the iPhone Mini for the month of October and at a cost of $ 300. It is also said that the tablet would 8GB of internal memory, but also be available with 16GB, according to other recent rumors. Undoubtedly, such a device could lower sales of iPad itself, but no doubt you would be able to compete with other small tablets like the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire. On the other hand, to replenish...

SimCity comes to Facebook

Electronic Arts has confirmed that Social SimCity is now available on Facebook. The title is the result of collaboration between Maxis and Playfish studies that have attempted to bring together the best social games with depth and creativity SimCity. Users will become mayors of their city and have to deal with their development. SimCity is a very popular franchise in the PC world. This is a strategy title in which users have to manage their resources...

Facebook and Yahoo closed its patent battle

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook and Yahoo reached an agreement Friday to form a society of Internet advertising and licensing, ending their demands for ownership of patents. The settlement resolves allegations of technology patent violation that began under the administration of former Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson, who was later fired after a scandal over inaccuracies in his resume. Sources told Reuters that the chief executive (CEO, for its acronym...

New payment system in-app linked to your phone bill

Cashlog has made available to developers of Android SDK your new in-app billing. Dropped tools allow programmers to bill users for content they consume into applications without requesting new data, making the toll charges associated with the SIM card. The system allows to acquire content via 3G and Wi-Fi. From Cashlog explained that its solution enables application developers to monetize their content for Android directly, offering the ability...

Einstein's brain training users of iPhone and iPad

BBG Entertainment has announced a new downloadable version of Einstein train your brain, adapted to the iPhone. The game has 30 years to "train the brain" and daily test to determine the "fitness of mind." The title, which was launched in 2011 for the 'tablet' from Apple, is available in the App-Store at a price of 2.39 euros and is developing another version for iPhone HD will cost 3.99 euros. Einstein train your brain for iPhone allows players...

Saturday, July 7, 2012

Samsung ES9000, new Smart TV of 75 inches

  There is always room for more when it comes to Samsung. This time, the company unveiled a massive 75 inches Smart TV called Samsung and measuring sorry ES9000 8mm thick. The Samsung ES9000 is one of the most modern television market as it brings a built-in camera, uses a dual-core CPU, supports Full HD resolution, 3D features, SmartHub, Wi-Fi, DLNA and we can use with a remote control Smart Touch. The ES9000 Samsung will soon be...