Nokia brings a laptop

The world’s largest mobile phone manufacturer will continue to offer netbooks. The Nokia 3G booklets weigh 1.25 kilograms and is expected to run to twelve hours.

The Finnish company announced on Monday, small laptops in the future – want to offer so called netbooks – too. Read the rest of this entry »

Logitech introduces two new MX mouse

These two elements are part of the MX series, Performance and Anywhere Mouse Mouse, whose principal merit lies in the exclusive presence technology Logitech Laser Tracking Darkfield, able to ensure the accuracy of the instruments on virtually any surface, including glass (which however must have a minimum thickness of 4 mm) and similar materials. Read the rest of this entry »

Corsair launches a 128 GB pen drive

If they had told me 5 years ago probably would have rice for a long time, but the 128 GB pen drive is not a legend. It ‘true, and is sold by Corsair starting today. The model is the Voyager GT and doubles the capacity of the model presented in October 2008.
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Shoulder to shoulder from Microsoft and Yahoo – against Google

After years of negotiations, the U.S. software giant Microsoft and Yahoo to cooperate in the field of Internet search agreement.

The agreement provides that the web portals of Yahoo in June, the Microsoft search engine, introduced “Bing” take over. This increases the reach of Microsoft technology abruptly to all users of Yahoo. Yahoo reserves in the first five years 88 percent of all revenue from search advertising on their own websites and will have the right, some ads on portals by Microsoft to place.
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With a mobile phone to identify trees and birds

The iPhone is new software, thanks to nature guide. Researchers have also invented a program that dolphins using photographs of the dorsal fin identified.

In future, should one smartphone by plants, but also animal sounds such as birdsong recognize them? Possible areas of application, the researchers in both academia and the private excursion into nature. Read the rest of this entry »

Apple boss Steve Jobs working from home

Apple boss Steve Jobs, the IT companies out despite illness under control, reports the Wall Street Journal. ”

The online edition of the Wall Street Journal “cites in its report on familiar circles, the familiar with the matter were. Steve Jobs is therefore at home on the Apple products and strategies. So did he participated in the user interface of the new iPhone 3.0 operating system agenda. The Apple boss remains so despite the absence in the important business decisions. Read the rest of this entry »

Google launches its own Internet browser

Google Browser “Chrome” is already present on Tuesday in a test version. The development was mainly on speed and Tab functions geachtet.The Internet company Google is with its own Web browser dominance of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer attack. The new software called Google Chrome will be in a test version on Tuesday already available for download, Google announced on Monday in the official company blog. The goal was a browser, which is faster, more user-friendly and safer than today’s programs. The Google browser operated according to the blog “Google Blogoscoped” the rendering engine Webkit, as well Apple’s Safari browser uses. Read the rest of this entry »

Mozilla Launches day free download

The internet browser Mozilla Firefox, an alternative to Microsoft Internet Explorer, beginning today, starting at 17.00 GMT, the so-called “Download Day”, which offer users downloading its new program on the network, “Firefox 3 “, for free. The internet browser Mozilla Firefox, an alternative to Microsoft Internet Explorer, launched yesterday the so-called “Download Day”, which seeks to achieve a record downloads of the new version of its browser free open source “Firefox 3.
With this initiative, Mozilla Corporation hopes to beat the world record of downloads for a period of 24 hours and jot down a new draft of a generally offer the user free internal technologies and open source. Read the rest of this entry »

The origin of internet

We have all heard hundreds of times thanks to the United States Army can now enjoy an invention as revolutionary as the very INTERNET. Well, no, this is not true, or at least not entirely. The origin of this network of networks is absolutely civilian. In the late 60 a department that was called IPTO (Office of Technology information processing U.S.), was the need to interconnect computers to share information they contain, mainly for academic purposes. But almost none of those computers were not the same brand or the same architecture, so it created some intermediary machines that allow these interconnect with each other. Another reason to interconnect computers of a single institution or administrative center each other, was that in certain hours, when most of those were inoperable, which were in operation have much more computing capacity, it added, somehow, the capabilities that were in abeyance at that time in other departments. Read the rest of this entry »

For e-mail & net abusing Over 50 percent of companies fire workers

Think you can get away with using e-mail and the Internet in violation of company policy? Think again.A new survey found that more than a quarter of employers have fired workers for misusing e-mail, Read the rest of this entry »