September 2012 – Page 5

Siri’s next stop could be the iMac

September 15, 2012July 7, 2013 admin

Why only mobile device users can talk to their machines? That seems to be the question that would have been made from Apple, whose latest patent suggests that Siri could expand its area of operation. It’s not just the iPhone and the iPad: Siri could reach iMac. What exactly does the patent? It describes “electronic devices with a capable of processing voice commands and contextual data”, according to VentureBeat. That is to say, Siri in non-mobile devices. The arrival of Siri to the iMac also has enough sense: Apple has…

Nikon D600: DSLR full frame camera

September 14, 2012July 7, 2013 admin

No, it is not the budget that typically has a amateur for a camera, but it’s cheaper to be a full frame camera. The full frame is something that very few cameras offer, and almost all of them do it for a fortune. Having a DSLR full format camera is the longing of many amateur photographers, and it seems that little by little (much more slowly than we would like) is becoming more affordable. The Nikon D600 has a full frame sensor with a resolution of 24.3 megapixels. The full…

The Facebook advertising works better than Google

September 14, 2012April 1, 2014 admin

Google have just attacking where it hurts the most: advertising. And according to information that just offered several partners who are testing the new system of Facebook, Facebook Exchange (FBX), the social network advertising works much better than ads on Google in web browsing. The data are quite impressive. According Triggit Inc., which makes software to help Facebook to offer these ads, FBX generates an economic return four times greater than other similar systems. From AdRoll, for its part, say that if well before the advertisers earn approximately $10 for…

Microsoft discovers new computers infected with malware

September 14, 2012July 7, 2013 admin

Microsoft has discovered malware in new computers bought by its employees in several cities in China as part of an investigation into the security of the supply chain. The discovery has led researchers to a botnet called Nitol and gets permission to take the technical steps necessary to end the botnet. Dubbed Operation b70, work began in August 2011, when the company decided to check if in China be was installing illegal software and malware on computers until they reach the shops. So that several employees of the company went…

5 criticism things of the iPhone 5

September 13, 2012July 7, 2013 admin

Screen Size: The Cupertino firm has finally increased their phone’s screen star and endowed it with the Retina Display technology. However, are 4 inches enough? The flag of the smartphone competition have dimensions significantly higher and the industry has grown accustomed to mobile users with larger, with a minimum standard of 4.3 inches. We have the Galaxy S III, with 4.8 inches, the Nokia Lumia 920, with 4.5, the HTC One X, with 4.7 or Sony Xperia with 4.5. Cameras that do not shine: The iPhone 5 is provided with…

HP Envy 23 TouchSmart: all in one computers

September 12, 2012October 8, 2014 admin

This computer saves a lot of desk space. Its design is elegant and functional. The HP Envy 23 TouchSmart have a 23-inch widescreen (58.4 centimeters) that gives a resolution of 1,920 by 1,080 pixels. It’s a WLED display touch and sensitive to touch the multi-touches; in fact, you can detect up to ten fingers. At the top of the frame is the HD webcam with integrated microphone. In this way, the user will be able to take full advantage of the next Microsoft operating system, and is leaving the factory…

Toshiba TL938/968: Compatible 3D Smart TVs

September 11, 2012July 7, 2013 admin

The Japanese brand renews its TV range with the new Toshiba TL938/968. There are television sets whose diagonal screen measuring 46 inches (117 centimeters) and 40 inches (102 centimeters). The LCD panel 16:9 aspect has LED backlight. The technology Active Motion Resolution, which works with a refresh rate of 200 Hz, focuses on scenes of rapid movements are fluid on-screen and kept sharp. In addition, you can display three-dimensional stereoscopic images, but to feel the effect, requires use active glasses or shutter. Those who lack 3D movies will not have…

Apple cut component orders to Samsung

September 10, 2012July 7, 2013 admin

The relationship between Apple and Samsung is one of the strangest: arch rivals in some markets, and other business partners. But from Cupertino are aware of how risky this is, it seems to have begun to take action. Apple would have cut their orders for components to Samsung. The idea seems to be diversifying: Apple reportedly decided to place orders for memory chips for next iPhone not only Samsung, but also other Asian firms to rely not so much of a company that does not have a good relationship. “The…

Linksys E4200

September 9, 2012October 8, 2014 admin

One of the most striking aspects of the Linksys E4200, WiFi N router, is its design, something that most manufacturers of these devices do not take into account, but that draws attention when someone does, as it is the case that concerns us. A design that some might take missing some lights to indicate that the router is working since the activity shown in some LEDs on the back of the router, which could shut down through the device interface. All that shines is the Cisco logo, Linksys matrix and…

Altec Lansing Octiv 450

September 8, 2012July 7, 2013 admin

Known for the quality of its products, Altec Lansing has not remained outside the “iPad fever”, developing products for the Apple tablet ecosystem with the Octiv 450 speakers that also apply to the iPhone and the iPod and does not allow enjoy audio quality with easy operation and price, but charge the device. The support on which engages the iPad can be rotated in various directions, allowing you to see a film in horizontal comfortably to be able to adjust the perfect viewing angle. The Altec Lansing Octiv 450 has…