Friday, July 27, 2012

Come home satellite into space

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In addition to the satellites created by the various space agencies in different countries, also groups of academics and universities have made ​​their own models and many of these are now in orbit around our planet, but here we have a satellite manufacturing home that has been created by the South Korean Song-Ho Jun in their own home .
This man of 34 years spent about $ 500 to create OPENSAT, a small satellite that weighs 1 kilogram and is shaped like a cube. OPENSAT is the result of an idea flashed through his head while working for a private company that manufactures satellites .
Once the small is in orbit, will be able to transmit data using radio and Morse code by LED lights. What may sound a little ironic that the launch will be thousands of times more expensive than satellite, costing about $ 120 million. Fortunately for Mr. Jun, the company will be responsible for carrying NovaNano into space in December.

4 essential apps on the 2012 London Olympics

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Have all the latest details on the 2012 London Olympic Games and about your favorite teams and athletes is very simple, only need the following 4 apps that will detail below.
- PlayUP (free): give us fresh information on the Olympics. In addition, based on our location to give us first the news about the teams in our countries.
- Reuters Olympics London 2012 (free): If you want to see the best pictures of the games, then this is the app you're looking for.
- NBC Olympics (free): ideal for monitoring the progress of our favorite teams and athletes also will keep you updated about the medals you gain your country.
- OPlanner ($ 1 dollar): If you are interested in a sport or a particular computer, this application will give you all the details regarding the powers to be carried out, such as time, place and who will compete. You can mark those meetings that do not want to lose and share your bookmarks on Facebook and Twitter.

Samsung sales outweigh the iPhone

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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 indicates that the main sales come from the models Samsung Galaxy S.
An interesting detail is that if we put the values ​​of Apple and Samsung, the two manage to sell more smartphones than other companies combined.
All these data lead us to highlight what we already know: the technology of smartphones from Samsung and the Apple iPhone is an unusual quality.

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

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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, and a 1TB hard drive.
Specifications of Lenovo 209942U secondary include a Blu-ray, 1-megapixel webcam, WiFi, WiDi, Bluetooth 4.0, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 , multicard reader and HDMI and VGA. The battery is 6 cells leads and has about 4 hours.
The price of the laptop is $1100 dollars.

Microsoft Surface recognizes that its partners can displease

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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 quarter to September apurem advance further, as the model Galaxy has a strong growth before the launch of the next iPhone. Mobile businesses make up about 60% of the profits from Samsung.

The company is preparing a sequel to the popular Galaxy tablet Note to the end of this year, seeking to compete with new releases from Apple.

"Regardless of the performance of Apple, Samsung will be strong in the third quarter, "said Byun Han-joon, an analyst at KB Investment & Securities. "In fact, the stumbling block of Apple is a chance for Samsung. "

Analysts estimate that Samsung, which now controls more than a third of the global smartphone market, will sell between 15 million and 20 million units of the Galaxy S III in the six months through September.

Microsoft Surface recognizes that its partners can displease

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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 , the Microsoft sent its annual report to the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States, and one of 100 pages of the document recognizes that the family she Surface can weaken the support of other companies to Windows.

"Our Surface device will compete with products made by our partner manufacturers, which can affect their commitment to our platform," the company wrote.

RT With Windows, the Microsoft hopes to gain market share tablet. The system will be a version of Windows 8 adapted for devices with ARM processors. One of the first devices with the platform must be your own Surface.

New photos of the prototypes of the iPhone and the iPad

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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 design. One of the models contained a kind of back support, which would make the unit stand as a frame. Some of the photos show the name iPod, which shows the doubts about how the company would name the product.

See the models below and if you want to learn more, visit the website of The Verge to view the details.

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

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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 Twitter. Our engineers are working to resolve the problem."

It is the second time in just over a month since the microblog is off the air. On June 21 another problem also meant that users were unable to access the service. On occasion, the service returned, but the company's team did not disclose the reason for the decline.

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