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Create a gesture recognition through WiFi signals

June 12, 2013November 25, 2015 admin

Researchers at the University of Washington developed a system that detects and recognizes human gestures based on WiFi signals. It is an alternative to current systems based on the vision of gestures such as Kinect. Users could control different appliances with a simple gesture with the hand from any room in the house. The gesture recognition systems have led to a revolution time for entertainment. This type of system, like for example Microsoft Kinect, let users play certain video games without the need to use a remote control is his…

Sony introduces the world’s lightest ultrabook

June 10, 2013October 8, 2014 admin

Sony introduced in Taiwan during Computex trade show its new range of Vaio computers. At the same time, in many cities worldwide, the local representatives of the firm did the same before hundreds of journalists. The new segmentation of its products is divided into four families: Pro, Duo, Fit and Tap. And each family corresponds to a usage mode. The last two, are more entertainment-oriented. Tap, for example, includes computers with twenty inch touchscreens.

Apple TV could surprise with own apps

June 8, 2013November 25, 2015 admin

The truth is that within the innovations that we know of the Apple world, the next event of the company will be basically to talk about the operating systems that come renewed both the mobile world to the computer. But it seems that the latest reports indicate that there will be something else. And it’s that Apple devices could, although it is not precisely the iPhone that we have already spoken that there will be a new version soon, at least not at the WWDC. But now it could be…

Computex showcases the latest in computers in Taipei

June 5, 2013July 11, 2013 admin

Computex, the second global computer trade fair, opens in Taipei and emphasizes touch and hybrid devices, cloud computing and updating of Windows 8 to Windows 8.1. This exhibition, organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and Taiwan Computer Association, hoped that the 1,724 booths 38,000 global buyers transactions by value of $25,000 million, before closing on Saturday. The Microsoft vice president of sales, Nick Parker, and senior executive in sales and the company’s finances Tami Reller announced at Computex 2013 presentation of Windows 8.1.

Microsoft releases a mouse designed for Windows 8

June 3, 2013July 11, 2013 admin

Microsoft has announced the launch of a mouse designed especially for Windows 8. It’s the first mouse that includes a Windows button that allows quick and easy access to specific functions of the operating system. Sculpt Comfort is designed as a companion desktop of its namesake keyboard released in the fall of 2012. The new mouse from Microsoft includes a blue band with the Windows logo, touch on its side named “Windows Touch tab” for easy navigation in Windows 8 with the touch or swipe your finger on it.

MobileLite Wireless: A hard drive that is also mobile charger

June 1, 2013July 11, 2013 admin

Kingston Digital Europe has launched MobileLite Wireless, the evolution of its “hard disk” for IOS and Android devices. This new gadget is sort of card reader for mobile devices, regardless of offering extra storage, can charge the battery terminals. It is priced at 49.99 euros. MobileLite is the new generation of portable wireless storage device Wi-Drive, which launched in 2011 to Kingston Apple and Android devices. That device worked as an external memory that connected via Bluetooth to provide some extra GB of space to store documents, audio, video or…

Microsoft says the new Kinect does not violate the privacy of users

May 29, 2013July 11, 2013 admin

Microsoft has dispelled doubts about the new motion sensor Kinect on Xbox One. The Federal Privacy Commission in Germany said the new device registered “continuously” all kinds of user information. While on the other hand Microsoft has ensured that Kinect for Xbox One is designed with a strong privacy protection. Last week Microsoft introduced its next-generation console Xbox One. This new “entertainment center” as defined by the U.S. company incorporates not only control but also redesigned a new Kinect. Despite the features that have been known so far of the…

Leica Mini M: New camera design to premiere

May 25, 2013July 11, 2013 admin

To say Leica that is to say many things. These include camera and expensive, but many other adjectives describe what has been and is one of the most interesting photography brands in the world of technology. And we talked about it today because apparently, new devices come to market shortly to complete the already important current Leica range. That yes, Leica Mini M is primarily an intermediate branch between the familiar Leica M and Leica X2 Micro.

Intel prepares chips that save up to 50% battery

May 23, 2013July 11, 2013 admin

It seems that the world of gadgets there will be worse than the morning, at least if you look at the specifications of what is to come. Today we will talk about precisely because of a story that just filter by Intel and that we could dream of a world in which the batteries were much more durable over time. How? Well is not that Intel is going to get far in the manufacture of batteries, but their chips are much more consistent in energy sucking.

Nvidia release their own console for $349

May 20, 2013July 11, 2013 admin

Today we will talk again in the world of consoles and what we not hand Playstation or Microsoft, who seem convinced want to keep confidential those are their new generations of consoles. Neither Nintendo’s hand because Wii U actually bet remains the number one market, while that to nobody convinces them and only to their manufacturer seems the best. And it now seems that some people want to make it difficult for everyone because now NVIDIA will also be in the game.