It's been only a few weeks since I was released the new update 10.1 BlackBerry mobile operating system.
While many users will likely still have not updated their BlackBerry
BlackBerry Z10 or Q10 to the new version, some details of the new
version, which will be 10.2, have been released by an official source: Michael Clewley, of section of the company's products.
Clewley has made it clear that BlackBerry 10.2 will be released this year, but did not give an exact date. Even so, most bets are for the months of September and October.
Some of the new features include 10.2 BB are:
-Support for Emojis, which are electronic Japanese smileys. -We place multiple alarms. He made available Level 1 notifications for email. These are special notifications or that include keywords and are important to us.
As discussed by Michael Clewley, that are some of the many improvements
that include BlackBerry 10.2, though of course they still have many
surprises up his sleeve that are sure to be very interesting.
Is it necessary to spend $ 3,000 to have a decent PC gamer? No. For that amount we can get is a monstrous PC. A computer decent gamer will cost much less, far less than $ 3000 for sure.
CyberPowerPC has launched a new computer gamer reminiscent of a deity from Greek mythology. This is the new Zeus Storm EVO a modern PC technology which may include a Nvidia GeForce GTX 780.
The EVO Zeus Storm, which costs $ 1500, has a great gamer cabinet Boreallight IFC model.
The processor includes a powerful Intel Core i7 3820 with 4 cores at
3.6GHz and 10MB cache some great, to which we add a cooling system
CyberPower Xtreme Hydro, a motherboard Gigabyte X79-UP4, 8GB of DDR3
RAM, Corsair CX750 source, 1TB hard drive and a DVD burner. If we want to be equipped with the GeForce GTX 780 the price would rise to $ $ 2000 approximately.
The operating system is Windows 8, if anyone has such doubt.
If you're most interested in is the card, then I suggest that you take a
look at the Fang III CyberPowerPC Xtreme Gamer is much cheaper.
What do you think this new PC?
This is undoubtedly great news for Samsung and for its large community of fans. The latest smartphone launched by the company, the Galaxy S IV, is being extremely well received. 10,000,000 is a round figure and very striking, and if you manage to sell 10 million units of anything, it means that you're on track. And if the number of units sold in less than a month, then it means that you have given people what they were looking for. You may remember that the Galaxy S III took two months to sell that many units, but the new Galaxy S IV took less than half the time it took his younger brother.
The S IV was officially launched in several countries last April 27 and quickly succeeded in breaking many sales records for Samsung,
becoming the fastest selling smartphone in the history of the company
and one of the fastest-selling phone of the iPhone story behind Apple .
The S IV is already on sale in some 110 countries, but the idea is soon
to be released in about 45 nations, totaling 155 countries. The launch of the device in many parts of the world while undoubtedly immense benefits to sales.
Yes, it sounds strange to compare an operating system with a pair of consoles laptops to play games, but believe me, there is a reason to. If you enjoy many games on your smartphone and in turn accounts with a Nintendo 3DS or PS Vita, then surely you know that with money you buy a game for any of these consoles can buy many for your mobile.
During the period from January to March this year, those using iOS platform for enjoying your favorite video games spent a lot of money to download games.
In fact, the amount invested in iOS games by consumers exceeded the
amount spent on games for PS Vita or Nintendo 3DS, as revealed by a new
study.
These figures were revealed through research conducted by IDC and App Annie. Both companies reached these conclusions after finishing their studies together. Frankly, this should not surprise too, since many of the people who own a smartphone use it to play at any time of the day.
On the morning of yesterday, ASUS announced in Taiwan conducted a revealing details of an enhanced version of its tablet ASUS Fonepad, which was released a few weeks ago. As said by the company, the Fonepad soon be getting an upgrade both the processor level and at the level of storage capacity.
Fonepad The new model will integrate a modern processor 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2460 (the current model has a Z2420) and internal memory will be expanded to 32GB. The rest of the specs of the tablet are completely the same as nothing else has been modified. For those who do not remember, the Fonepad has a 7-inch screen with HD resolution
of 1280 × 720 pixels, also has 1GB of RAM, has a 3 megapixel camera and
has a microSD card reader to have several GB of extra space.
What makes the Fonepad be a very particular tablet is that it has 3G cellular connectivity, so you can use it to make calls like a mobile phone, although it must be messy.
There is still no release date for the new ASUS model Fonepad, but apparently cost about $ 300 or so.
The hangouts, also called "hangouts" in Spanish, is video calling sessions that became fashionable for several months ago. Yesterday, during the conference Google I/O, the search engine company announced great news for Internet users. One of the biggest improvements have been introduced at the event is the new service Google Hangouts.
The idea of the search engine company was always hangouts that could
be carried out through various platforms, and now we can organize
meetups on platforms iOS, Android and Chrome browser already
traditional.
Surely you make use of at least one of these three platforms, so do a
hangout with your friends, family or colleagues will be much easier now. The new Hangouts
is a replacement for Google Talk, Google+ Hangout Messenger and
current, and that lets you chat, share pictures and even do a video chat
with a person or a group of people. In other words, Google Hangouts is a new messaging service platform, and it looks very promising.
It can be made with Hangouts for Android , iOS and Chrome by clicking on the respective links.
What operating systems are moving more used? First we have the familiar Android Google, which dominates the market by a large majority. Secondly we have the iOS Apple, which only smartphones level is used by the iPhone. And thirdly we have to ... Symbian? No. BlackBerry? Nor. Third place now belongs to Windows Phone, Microsoft's mobile OS that is becoming very popular apparently.
According to the latest report released by International Data
Corporation (IDC), Windows Phone has sold more than 7 million
smartphones in the last quarter of the year, which gives it a 3.2%
market share. That does not sound like much, but enough to put the operating system in third place behind iOS and Android. BlackBerry remains in fourth place with 2.9%.
The recent rush Windows Phone is mainly due to Nokia and HTC phones
that have been launched in recent months, which have served to give a
boost to sales of these types of smartphones.
In your opinion, what is the best mobile platform: Android, iOS, WP, BB or another?
You may remember that Lenovo introduced the IdeaPad Yoga 11S earlier this year during CES 2013.
This new laptop is the successor to the Yoga 13 and if they have been
waiting for it then you can buy it, because it has gone on sale
yesterday.
The base model of the Yoga IdeaPad S11 is priced at $ 800.
Its screen measures obviously 11 inches and has a resolution HD + 1366 ×
768 pixels, also has 4GB of RAM, uses an SSD of 128GB and its processor
is an Intel Core i3, which can best replace it with a Core i5 or by a
Core i7.
We can also improve other aspects of Yoga 11S: the SSD drive capacity
can go up to 256GB, the maximum available RAM is 8GB and higher screen
resolution of 1600 × 900 pixels.
The Yoga 13 is a notebook
hybrid that was very well received in most markets, now Lenovo is
launching a smaller version of the laptop, which can also be used like a
tablet.
We hope you continue to improve your online Lenovo Yoga with the arrival of new models of modern technology.
