Monday, December 17, 2012

Mobile Super 'Yuga' Sony, Ready to Fight Galaxy S IV



Mobile Super 'Yuga' Sony - Rumors about the Galaxy S IV latter indeed amid passing in the internet universe. It is predicted from the processor to the display technology will carried.

Although previous smartphone 'Yuga' made ​​by Sony says will be challenging Galaxy S III or iPhone 5. But the latest leaked specs reveal that carried more inappropriate when faced with the Galaxy S IV or iPhone 5S.

But it was not Samsung just mentioned is developing smartphone specification 'super' is. Sony also participated rumored specification is developing a smartphone that is not less fierce.

The specifications will is fierce, because the processor Samsung would later claim supported by the use of 3 GB RAM, use screens measuring 5 inch OLED technology with a resolution of 1080 pixels, and use a camera with a resolution of 16 MP.

Obviously therefore, the article mentions the latest leaked Sony Yuga will be powered by a processor which will also be filmed Samsung Galaxy S IV pinned on, the Exynos chipset Quad 5. Unlike previous rumors saying that Yuga will be powered by a quadcore processor made ​​by Qualcomm.

Not enough, we quoted from GSM Arena, Friday (14/12/2012), another newspaper called Sony Yuga also be wrapped with a waterproof coating.

Sadistic again, the size of storage that will be used was not half-hearted which is 128 GB. Interestingly, the rumored Sony also pinned infra-red that can later be used as a remote for multimedia devices.

Specifications are fierce right? Now, just waiting for any proof of Sony to immediately release their super phone.

Sunday, December 16, 2012

DCJ( Dual Piezoelectric Cooling Jets ) Hardware Super Mini Cooling


DCJ ( Dual Piezoelectric Cooling Jets )  - cooling device that is often used in a rather large-sized general hardware. Not to mention the cooling system which is applied to a processor, the average size is quite bulky.

But it turns out that the cooling system has been measuring thin now it is still not enough because GE has recently launched its ultra-thin sized cooling systems are only about the size of a credit card.

Fortunately cooling systems used on mobile devices have an average-sized thin that applying any product that has a slim form factor. In the end the device is so much more convenient to carry anywhere.

Expected with the presence of ultra thin cooling system will bring the development of mobile devices such as notebooks and tablets to have a slimmer size.

Cooling system by GE called DCJ (Piezoelectric Dual Cooling Jets) is claimed to improve the heat release up to 10 times faster when compared to conventional cooling systems that exist today.

"Seeing notebook and tablet roadmap leading to the platform is measuring less than 6 mm, shows that consumers want a device that is thinner than the size of the present," said Chris Giovanniello, VP Microelectronics & Thermal Business Development of GE Licensing.

Friday, December 14, 2012

The boss of Google, Android Already Won Against Apple


Android Already Won Against Apple - Android has become the most popular mobile operating system in the world in a long time. Maybe that's why Google chairman Eric Schmidt feels it has to win against Apple's iOS.

Our quoted from TechRadar, Thursday (12/13/2012), Android currently holds over 70% share of the global smartphone market. While iOS in the range of 15%.

Eric assessing battle similar to Apple vs. Google battle Apple and Microsoft OS bygone era in the realm of computers. Microsoft did finally come out as a winner.

However it should be noted that Apple reaps huge profits from the sale of hardware. While Google provides the Android OS to vendors who want to adopt.

"This is a big change of platform, this scale is the same as 20 years ago, Microsoft against Apple.'s Pretty clear that we won the fight now," said Schmidt, who had previously been CEO of Google.

Schmid explained that the openness of Android gives Google a chance to menggeber the other services and make money from selling advertisements.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Is Ubuntu Makers 'Steal' User Data?


Is Ubuntu Makers 'Steal' User Data? - President of the Free Software Foundation, Richard Stallman, Canonica accused the makers have installed Ubuntu kote scouts in their operating systems.

Got an allegation of a figure such as Stallman, the Canonica did not stay silent. They denied any responses expressed by the fat-bodied men.

Through the writing was uploaded on his personal blog, Stallman recalled how Canonica benefited from Ubuntu users who shop at Amazon, by installing surveillance applications.

Shopping Lens which is one of the search feature on the Dash is going to display some content that is in the Amazon, this feature can be disabled even true if the user does not want it. But according to Stallman was not enough.

"The data we collect anonymous data only, and we collected data only to provide a better search experience for users of Ubuntu," said Cristian Parrino of Canonica.

Besides Parrino also confirmed that Canonica will not eliminate features that  Lens Shopping Stallam it. Instead it will continue to develop the site by displaying a search on YouTube, Last.fm, and other Ubuntu 13:04.

"Ubuntu is to allow users to turn off the feature, but the feature is active by default and CONICA sure that many users will leave," Stallman criticism, as we quoted from ArsTechnica, Thursday (12/13/2012).

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Apple boss: We're About Relationships with Samsung


Apple Relationships with Samsung - Samsung and Apple are mutually accountable in court, but their relationship is unique. Because until now, Apple still relies on various components made ​​by Samsung in the gadget.

Cook stated that she actually hated doing patent lawsuit Samsung and other vendors. Unfortunately, there is no other choice.

"Life sometimes is complex and it is true that (the relationship with Samsung) it was strange," said Apple CEO Tim Cook in an interview with Bloomberg.

Reported by BGR and we were quoted on Friday (07/12/2012), Cook dismiss that lawsuit makes Apple and Samsung could no longer work. Therefore, Apple has long partnered with experienced competitors.

"What we want, in a perfect world, is any person finding the object itself. We loved the competition. However we want the people have their own ideas and discoveries," said Cook.

"Over the years we cooperate with those who are also competing with us. Microsoft example. They develop Office, so their partner developers, but they also are competitors," said this bespectacled man.

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

The Core i7 In Mini Computer


The Core i7 In Mini Computer - usually high-end processor usage performed on a computer using a model tower casing. Because usually upper-class processors require a cooling system large enough.

In addition to the use of high specification processors, mini computer is also supported pieces fairly large RAM capacity, reaching 8 GB. Not to mention the use of SSD capacity 128 GB plus 2 pieces measuring 500 GB HDD to accommodate the storage section.

In contrast to the habit, a minicomputer called the Aleutian Relia has pinned a Core i7 3770 processor in it. Even its unique, it's just a mini computer using a passive cooling system to reduce heat from the processor it uses.

But if you see a design mini computer that uses the Intel Q77 Express chipset and has support for Wi-Fi connectivity is likely to be more suitable for use as an HTPC (home theater PC).

Our Quoted from Anand Tech, Friday (12/07/2012), these mini computers sold in the range of USD 638 or about 6.1 million for the lowest version. It includes Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit on the sales package.

Monday, December 10, 2012

Fire Strike Ready to Continue 3DMark Glory


Fire Strike to 3DMark Glory - After a long time to develop new benchmarking applications, Futuremark has finally are in the final stages. 3DMark Fire Strike, thus its name, has been introduced.

Futuremark start introduced with the release of a trailer that contains a test segment. In this segment of the test run using preset extreme, the graphics card is challenged to run a 3D scene with a resolution of 2560x1440.

3DMark Fire Strike expected to continue the previous glories achieved by 3DMark Vantage and 3DMark 11. Both are known as the standard benchmark application to test the performance of the graphics card products.

3DMark Fire Strike certainly be able to accommodate the development of today's hardware. Even further said, 3DMark Fire Strike could have become a standard benchmark for the development of the game industry up to two to three years.

In a test that included too many parameters. Such as tessellation, dynamic lighting and shadowing particles, smoke simulation using dynamic flow-based grid, and a variety of post-processing effects.