Amazon could acquire the chips section of Texas Instruments

A new report suggests that Amazon is already talking with Texas Instruments to acquire their section for the manufacture of chips for mobile phones . As you know, the company was Texas Instruments OMAP processor that created the Kindle Fire HD.
Last month, TI announced that he was interested in leaving the chip business for mobile due to lower sales and instead would focus on other markets. The company has had a very tough competition from others such as Samsung, Qualcomm and Nvidia.
According to an Israeli newspaper, negotiating with Amazon is well advanced and it is possible that companies close the deal with an amount estimated to be approximately $ 1,000 million.

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A look at what could be Google Maps for iOS 6

Several weeks ago, we witnessed Shcmidt Eric's words, who said that Google Maps for iOS 6 was not being developed . Is that the way to avoid many set their hopes on the form?
Lots of iPhone 5 users are almost desperate. The app maps incorporating iOS 6 is a mess, but everything can change in a couple of months. The developer Ben Guild has acquired images of what could be an alpha phase of Google Maps for iOS 6, and says the application is super-fast.
It seems that after all the expected application itself is in development, but did not yet know how to seize Guild images.

For now we have to wait to be some other data.

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Photos emerge of course Sony Nexus X

Will this be the next Nexus smarphone? The truth is that I do not know whether to believe the images of LG Nexus 4 or if taken as true to the model we're seeing here. On Sunday photos appeared on the network that would be proof of collaboration between Sony and Google to create a smartphone Nexus.
The motive was filtered through Picasa and was nicknamed as "Sony Nexus X". As you can see, the front picture shows that it has three buttons and a screen about 4 inches. The other shows the back, where you can clearly see the logos of Google and Sony. It seems that the device has a front and a rear camera.
Pictures may be a hoax, but currently there is nothing to indicate that it is a fake or real phone. Sony still has not said anything about it.

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5600U and 7600U Acer Aspire, new all in one with Windows 8

Do you plan to buy an all in one that incorporates the new Windows 8 Microsoft ? So we suggest that you take a look at these two teams, 5600U and 7600U Acer Aspire. The first one has a 23-inch screen, whereas the remaining screen is 27 inches.
Both teams have an Intel Core i5 3210m at 3.1GHz, have 8GB of RAM, have a NVIDIA GT 640M, using the hard drive is 1TB, have touch screen and a Blu-ray.
Besides all this, we also have a multicard reader, WiFi and Bluetooth have connections and ports include two USB 3.0 and one HDMI output.
The Acer Aspire 7600U 27-inch will be released in late November and will cost $ 1,900 dollars, while the Acer Aspire 5600U 23-inch will be available on October 26 for $ 1,150 dollars if we want to screen touch or $ 1,000 if that the screen is not touch.

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3.0 The Hubble space not reach to within at least 13

Design and build a space telescope is something that takes a long time. In fact, when the 2.0 Hubble was launched into space, astronomers had already been several months working on the Hubble 3.0, which so far has been dubbed ATLAST.
Scientists have plans to equip Hubble with a mirror 3.0 quite large, since the larger the mirror leads fainter the images will be obtained. How big is this mirror? To give you an idea, the Hubble 2.0 has a mirror diameter of 6.5 meters, while the largest ground-based telescope is one of 13 meters, but the Hubble mirror diameter 3.0 will be 16 meters and actually be formed by a group of several mirrors. With this mirror, the ATLAST images will be up to 10 times better than his brother.
Besides this, the Hubble 3.0 will be used to take data from the surface and atmosphere of potential habitable exoplanets that are even 200 light years away.

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This is the first TV commercial of Windows 8

The truth is that never in my life seen a commercial about Windows, and I guess that is because I watch almost no television. That aside, here is the first commercial of Windows 8, the new operating system from Microsoft that will be released in just 10 days.

At the end of the video, you can read the words "Windows reimagined" obviously means "Windows reimagined ', which is a reference to the great change that has had the new OS version compared to previous versions.
What do you think?

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Our eye movements could be our future password

Yes, we have two eyes, but for now we will focus on one, because it seems that's how passwords work in the future, or at least is one of the many methods that scientists have planned.  In any case, it is quite convenient as it is not necessary to write anything, but just look at a scanner.
This is possible because each person moves their eyes (or eye in this case) in a different sequence to move made by someone else, and it turns out that no two such movements are identical, so this is another feature that makes us unique, similar to the case of fingerprints.
Oleg Komogortsev, a researcher at the University of Texas, is trying to take advantage of the already mentioned using a new system that can scan our eyeball movement. It is unfortunate that the first models, as estimated, will take at least three years to reach the market.

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Weapons, the new development of Assassin's Creed III

 

The guys at Ubisoft, to develop and distribute this new game , have launched a new advance of anticipated Assassin's Creed III, which they say will be the biggest game of the main trilogy of this saga. The new trailer is titled "Weapons" and as expected show focuses on the weapons the player will be present and available for use.

As is well known, this new title will take place during the American Revolution and its protagonist is an Indian English descent. Assassin's Creed III will be released for both PS3 and Xbox 360 on October 31, while the PC edition will be launched on 22 November.

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