Weather Flow, a great app for Android on time

Weather Flow is a great app for Android devices that will give them a touch of grace. The application not only has a great designed inspired by ICS combining great visuals and customizable options, but also provides information on weather conditions and forecasts expected. Depending on the current weather conditions, we will see a different background. Weather Flow has become quite popular these days and costs $ 2 in the Google store Play.  ...

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iPhone 5 could be announced next month

  As they say, Apple is planning to get the mask to the iPhone 5 in August, and to be a little more accurate, earlier this month, on August 7. Along with this, is also mentioned that we all know that the future iPhone will use the IOS operating system 6. What we know about the iPhone 5 so far? Few things, though quite interesting. To begin with, is expected to be similar in design to the iPhone 4/4S, the back will no longer be of glass,...

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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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Dragon Ball Z Kinect' puts players in the shoes of Goku

The dream of every fan of the series "Dragon Ball" is able to confront the enemies on screen quickly, using the powers of the characters. Now, the player can fight other heroes of the franchise in the game "Dragon Ball Z Kinect", performing specific movements , which are identified by Kinect. The game is scheduled to launch in the second half of this year. At the beginning of the fight, you can choose how the attack. Most of the time, first-person...

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Cyborg and Nightwing are the new fighters 'Injustice'

Nightwing fight scene 'Injustice' (Reuters) The Netherrealm developer, responsible for the series "Mortal Kombat" and now by "Injustice: Gods Among U.S.," he said made during the 2012 Comic-Con, which takes place in San Diego, United States, two new characters in this fighting game that brings the DC heroes and villains. Along with Superman and Batman join Cyborg and Nightwing. The Nightwing, who was the first Robin, will have agility...

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More than 61,000 people ask for the resignation of Andrea online Fabra

  In just 18 hours (At 1420 hours on Friday, July 13), more than 61,000 people have signed a petition on Change.org initiated by a citizen who asks the People's Party lawmaker to resign Andrea Fabra. Fabra has been put in the spotlight of the public and politicians after shouting at the Congress of Deputies "Fuck that" while the Prime Minister announced cuts in unemployment benefit. According to the petition initiated by Rocío...

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The shirt of the future may charge the 'tablet' or 'smartphone'

  Researchers at the University of South Carolina have invented a shirt that can store energy and charge mobile devices. This technology is still under experimentation that could design the clothes of the future, because we are increasingly dependent on electricity in motion. The project began when researchers at the University of South Carolina and Lihong Bao Xiaodong Li tried to find out what happened to the cellulose fibers of...

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ZTE is preparing a smartphone that will be the "most advanced" video game

  The Chinese company ZTE has announced it is preparing to launch one of the "smartphones for more advanced video games." ZTE has unveiled more details on the terminal, except to be presented in six days. It could be a terminal that has buttons as standard with the Xperia Play or accessories such as 'tablet' WikiPad. It appears increasingly clear that the future of the gaming world goes through mobile devices. In recent months, with...

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