Samsung sales outweigh the iPhone

  IPhone fever can still be appreciated in all corners of the planet, but despite this, Samsung managed to sell almost twice as smartphones Apple during the second quarter. According to data disclosed by the firm Strategy Analytics, Samsung sold 50.5 million smartphones during the second quarter, ie between April and June, taking over 35% market share, while Apple had sales of 26 million units, achieving one 18% of total. Everything...

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Lenovo 209942U, new 15.6-inch notebook-oriented entertainment and cheaply

  Something that struck me immediately about the new Lenovo 209942U was the specifications you have and its cost, since it is cheaper than most models having similar characteristics. The team has a brilliant 15.6-inch screen and high definition (Full HD) with a brightness of 220 nits moderate. Inside, the Lenovo 209942U has an Intel Core i7 3610QM third generation, which is accompanied by an Nvidia GeForce GTX 660m 2GB and 8GB of RAM,...

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Microsoft Surface recognizes that its partners can displease

  The Samsung announced on Friday (27/07) to record operating profit of $ 5.9 billion for the quarter ended in June. According to Reuters , the reason was the strong sales of the Galaxy S III, which helped the company expand its lead over Apple. This year, the company had already debunked the reign of 14 years of Nokia as the largest manufacturer of mobile handsets in the world. The expectation is that profits from mobile handsets in the...

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Microsoft Surface recognizes that its partners can displease

  The Microsoft admitted that the release of Surface may have been an error and can harm your relationships with other manufacturers devices with Windows.The tablet of the company was not well received by some of its major historical partner. HP, for example, announced that it will launch devices with Windows RT. Many of these manufacturers fear the competition of their own Microsoft in the space of tablets.According to the New York Times...

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New photos of the prototypes of the iPhone and the iPad

  The archives of the legal battle between Apple and Samsung for patent of the mobile prototypes show details of the predecessors of the iPhone or iPad, built by the company in Silicon Valley for internal use and never reached the final consumer and not the press. Photos of the equipment reached the site The Verge, which showed the weird designs in a post on Friday. The Apple built several versions of your tablet before settling on a specific...

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After Google Talk, Twitter is the time to stay off the air

  On the morning of Thursday (26/07) the Google Talk went off the air, and a few hours later, it was time for another service down for no apparent reason: Twitter.Until now, users can not access the microblogging site or by official or by applications such as TweetDeck and HootSuite. However, the mobile version of site is functioning normally.In the Twitter status blog , microblog confirms the failure. "Users may be experiencing problems accessing...

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For creators of Steam, Windows 8 will be a "catastrophe for all '

  The Windows 8 will be a catastrophe for those who like to play on PC and will harm the computer market. Who was it said Gabe Newell, Valve's CEO, producer of games like Half-Life, Left 4 Dead and creator of Steam.Microsoft's new platform will have its own app store - the Windows 8 Store. And Newell believes it affect similar services already available today."The Windows 8 will be a disaster for all of the computers in space. I think we lose...

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Sweden wins church that preaches piracy

  Home to the first Pirate Party, Sweden once again shows his love for file sharing, now with a religion that preaches that piracy is holy. This is the Kopimism, which comes from the Swedish word for "copy me" and that claims to have over 8000 followers reported on its website. The organization starred in a long article in the New York Times , Thursday.Religion is even registered to perform weddings and receive government subsidies, which...

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