Razer BlackShark new generation headphones for gamers

 

All here know that Razer is a company that is dedicated to creating producer oriented gamers. This time they have not launched a supercomputer or anything like that, but a new pair of headphones, and this is definitely better than the last we saw here. This is the Razer BlackShark.
Inspired headphones worn by pilots of helicopters, the design of these incorporates pads which adapt to the shape of our ear, so as to be more comfortable for long times of use.
The Razer BlackShark can be connected to any device that has a 3.5mm input and cost $ 120.

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PSP clone runs Android 4.0 and is only $ 66 U.S. dollars

 

Several clones of the Sony PSP have surfaced in the past. But the new console JXD S602 is totally different because it uses the Android 4.0 operating system. The device has a 4.3 inch screen with resolution of 480 × 272 pixels and is only $ 66 U.S. dollars. The JXD S602 can be acquired via Willgoo and is equipped with Cortex-A8 processor at 1GHz, with 512MB of RAM and 4GB of expandable memory using a microSD card. The device has a touch screen and a good resistance G sensor for users to play motion controlled games.
The appearance and dimensions of the console are undoubtedly similar to the Sony PSP. It also has a camera of 0.3 ispone megaíxeles and WiFi connectivity. The battery is 2500 mAh leads.
If you get bored of playing, then you can use it as a music player and that player also features multimedia . It supports audio formats like MP3, OGG, FLAC and some video formats.

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New technology to scan faces can recognize if a person is drunk

 

That someone is drunk in a crowd or in a public place is not a good idea. While not everyone gets violent to be drunk, there are some people who do and that does not suit anyone. But it is difficult to ascertain whether a person is intoxicated when in crowded places such as a train station.
To solve this problem, researchers at the University of Patras are working on a kind of software that can detect if a person is drunk or not by scanning the face. As appears the software uses two special variables that make highly accurate.
First, compruba the color of the skin of his face. When a person is drunk, your blood vessels dilate and this makes the notice of his face changed. Comparing the color of the point with the database, it can be determined whether the person is drunk.
Secondly, the temperature is measured using a thermal imaging face. The nose of a drunk person is usually warm and cold front.
Through these two variables, the software is able to locate people past a crowd of glasses. Researchers believe this new invention may be useful for the authorities to find when drunk in public places.

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Apple event confirmed for September 12

 

What many have been waiting has finally arrived. Apple has officially confirmed it will host an event on September 12 and has already sent out invitations to the press. As you can see from the picture, part of the invitation shows a "12" refers to the date and whose shadow is a "5", which we are totally confident that is indicative of the presentation of the iPhone 5.
In addition to what we see above, the invitation also detailed that the event will take place at the famous Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco on 12 September at 10 am (GMT -7).
In only a week and we will see about the new Apple masterpiece insurance and also know what technology will.

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Samsung Galaxy S3 becomes the best-selling smartphone in the U.S.

 

Since Apple launched the popular iPhone 4S, the smartphone has been first on the list of U.S. sales. But there is another smartphone that will just grab the first place, and is, obviously, the Samsung Galaxy S3, who managed to beat the iPhone in the number of sales in August.
The news was released by analyst firm Canaccord Genuity. According to analyst Michael Walkley "We believe this is the first month that the iPhone 4S is not the smartphone with the highest number of sales since it was launched in October 2011." Mobile sales have declined in recent months, and many believe it is due to be launched soon Apple iPhone 5.
At the same time, sales of the Galaxy S3 have done very well, so combining these two factors do not seem odd that the S3 has become the best selling smartphone in August.
However, competition will become more interesting when Apple introduces the iPhone 5, which will happen on September 12, in only one week, in an event that has already been confirmed by Apple.
There will be outstanding.

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Blocks World Pro, another clone of Minecraft

Minecraft to be the game most copied in history. For several days we talked about Block Story, Minecraft clone for Android , and today we bring to Block World Pro, Minecraft clone for iOS.
The developers of the app have not done much in giving a description and simply say "this is a game like Minecraft, you can create things and build your own world." Lighter can not be, right? What I am not convinced of this application is its price of $ 2, although it is undoubtedly cheaper than Minecraft Pocket Edition for iOS , which costs $ 7.

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Founder of The Pirate Bay was arrested in Cambodia

 

Gottfrid Svartholm is known for two reasons: 1) as the co-founder of The Pirate Bay , probably the greatest place in the world as far as relates torrents and 2) to flee Sweden to avoid serving a sentence of twelve months due the number one reason. In recent days, Svartholm was captured in Cambodia, Asia.
Gottfrid Svartholm, 27 years old, was arrested in his apartment in Phnom Penh, the capital of that country. His lawyer, Ola Salomonsson, said that the arrest could be related to the case of TPB, but have not yet been given official statements. It is believed that they began to look internationally after evading his sentence in Sweden.
We hope to have more news in the coming days.

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Mentally controlled Quadcopter is developed in China

 

Control objects with our mind insurance is something we have all longed to do. In Zhejiang University in China, was created a quadcopter that can be controlled by our thoughts. To accomplish this, the user must wear a kind of electroencephalograph and different thoughts ("right", "a little to the left", "extreme left", among others) may control the quadcopter. But that's not all, because the device can also take pictures every time we blink.
Known by the name of Buddy Fly 2, the system uses Bluetooth to connect the electroencephalograph with a laptop , which in turn connects to the quadcopter via WiFi. The project will be officially presented at Ubicomp 2012 from 5 to 8 September.

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