Samsung has something good in hand as the Korea Times newspaper.
The South Korean company appear that from now on will focus less on the
liquid crystal display (LCD) and instead focus their attention on the OLED known, although it seems to show some interest in plastic flexible displays. Besides this, the report also says the company is already working on the Galaxy S IV and plan to present it at MWC in February, which if true would rule out a possible presentation at CES 2013.
According also to the same source, the Galaxy Note III also seems to be in development and would have a huge 6.3 inch screen and OLED. In addition, the manufacturer will start selling 55-inch OLED TVs next year.
Samsung seems to have less and less interest in the well-known LCD screens and instead is opting for super OLED.
Typically, users of Macs and Linux teams also do not have to worry about viruses and Trojans as usual on Windows computers. But it seems that now, according to the Russian company Doctor Web, the famous computer from Apple are starting to be victims of false installation programs that serve to take away our money through mobile.
This software is malware disguised as an installer for a popular application called VKMusic4.
During the installation process, you are asked to give their victims number of mobile phone , after which you need to enter a code received via SMS.
Those who continue with the process and accept a subscription will be
starting to lose money as it will be used regularly the phone of the
person to make payments.
The false installers are nothing new, they've been in Windows for years, but this is the first time you see one in Mac OS.
Are rumors
that the Samsung Galaxy Note III will have a massive 6.3 inch screen,
which will make devices like the Galaxy S iii and the Galaxy Note look
small in comparison.
According to a recent report by Digitimes, both Samsung, LG and Sony as well as Huawei and ZTE are preparing to follow in the footsteps of HTC and Sharp, meaning that each of them could launch a smartphone with a full HD screen of 5 inches next year and most likely in the first half of the year. Samsung and LG will manufacture its own screen, while Sony will be provided by a company called JDI.
Currently, the Galaxy S III has a screen of 4.8 inches, and ever since
Samsung slightly increases the size of it is not surprising that the
next Galaxy S IV had a 5-inch screen as the aforementioned.
They say the S IV shall make no appearance at CES 2013 in January, but
rumors suggest that it is a great candidate to be presented at MWC 2013
in February.
Haswell is the name of the new family of Intel processors which was announced in last September but of which we know little or nothing. Recently leaked a document detailing more of the processors that will be part of this new line of high technology .
The line Haswell will, at least, with 14 different processor models and all designed for computer desktops. First place takes it a 3.5GHz Core i7 model able to reach 3.9GHz with Boorst Mode. It is a quad-core CPU with eight threads.
The great line Haswell will continue to include 22nm process used to
manufacture the current Ivy Bridge processors, but otherwise implement a
new microarchitecture to improve performance. It seems that the company has also made adjustments for integrated cards, which will now be a Intel HD 4600.
As stated also the first processor of this new family will be coming to market between April and June 2013.
Remember that none of this has been confirmed yet, so I can make things very different.
The phablets,
ie those oversized smartphones that almost did not become a tablet, are
becoming increasingly popular devices and more powerful thanks to the technology it incorporates. While market models are few, in recent months we have seen a few. One of the most rumored new phablets LG Optimus is the great G2.
This new family member Optimus will feature a 5.5-inch screen extravagant Full HD as the title says. A Korean report further says that this small have a powerful processor Snapdragon S4 Prime quad-core 2.0GHz, which would place him above phones like Samsung SIII. It seems that it will also have a great camera and as you would expect have LTE.
So far none of this has been confirmed and the image does not belong to the device in question, but the G1.
Hopefully soon announce anything officially, but that will be difficult since the G1 was released a few months ago.
When it comes to dominant species in the kingdom of gadgets, Apple usually is ahead in various categories and markets. While even some of his most loyal fans questioned the little innovation that brought the iPhone 5, this did not prevent the smartphone to become very popular and have huge sales, like their predecessors since the original iPhone was released a about 5 years ago.
With the new iPhone 5, the company launched the world of mobile LTE, and today has a market share of 26% as far as regards LTE smartphones. On the other hand, the biggest competitor of Apple, Samsung, dropped from 50% to 40% in the same field.
Other names worth mentioning also are Motrola and LG, who have shares of 6.7% and 9.1% respectively.
Recall that the LTE market is not as large as the traditional market
and 3G and has fewer models available to choose from, but surely we'll
see a few new ones in the coming year.
Are about six weeks before it takes place the official presentation of new OS from RIM, the famous BlackBerry 10.
Probably it will be the biggest launch in the history of the company as
almost have bet all or nothing to its new platform, which by the way
now has its own website which can be accessed by clicking here .
This is a page to find out all the news and updates on the 1st BlackBerry that will be released until you reach the big date of filing. In addition, and by way of advancement, RIM has decided to publish part of the silhouette of one of its new smartphone that will run with said OS. This is a corner of the back cover of an L-series smartphone, and as you can see the chassis is textured. I must confess that at the moment seems to be a pretty smart phone.
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Can you imagine a world without electricity, and therefore virtually no technology ?
We depend on it for almost everything and if we did not have no doubt
that a lot of things would stop working, not to mention surely unleash
panic around the globe because many would not be prepared.
But why suddenly we're talking about a world without electricity? In these last days we have been making notes about the three days of darkness in 2012 , also mentioned various theories on December 21, 2012 and even talk about what to do during the 3 days of darkness .
It happens, as you already know all that is said on December 21, a
solar storm or a similar phenomenon will leave the planet without power
for 72 hours.
Living in the dark is one thing, but could become worse if the event
that destroys our electricity networks across the globe, which would
take years to be restored. What would the Earth if we had no electricity?
If anyone has seen the Revolution series can then get a good idea of
what might happen, but if not, here are some possibilities shuffle.
Imagine instantly stay without mobile, no electricity, no computer , no Internet, no vehicle to move, without heating, etc.. There is no doubt that we have become too dependent on technology. Finally, we find so much technology here and there has made us less independent beings and in turn more materialistic. The problem here would be that we have a lot of technology, but the technology did not use it properly. Technological development has driven mankind for generations and has led us to where we are today.
With no electricity the world would be plunged into chaos as we have
said, it is likely that governments fall rapidly due to the lack of
technology to accomplish their tasks. Who would be in power then?
Well there are two possibilities: one, which would leave many nations
in a state of anarchy, or citizens choose someone to guide them in this
new life.
We would also see many things in the world that abounded centuries ago,
such as large sailboats, people would start to use more farm animals,
the horse would be the primary means of transportation along with steam
trains . Coal once again occupy its position as the world's No. 1 fuel. Probably also would have to resort to using candles lighting and fire as occurred for thousands of years.
The manufacture of medicaments totally change, people having to resort to more traditional medicines. Certain medical instruments also would be useful, which would see a greater number of patients.
By becoming a little less materialistic, it is likely that people begin
to reject the money and precious metals, opting for the old system of
barter to get what they need.
In short, the lifestyle probably fall back to about 1850, though of course with some differences.
What do you think about this? How do you imagine the world without electricity?
