Android apple bites: Galaxy Tech Buzz News

We could start a week without talking to by the previous closed. And that means in Tech Buzz News review as the most news in our Galaxy:

• Space Invaders for Android (08/11/2010)
• Zeledonio Rocha Salmeron : Nicaragua (01/01/2011)
• Kenya Del Socorro Rivas Flores : Nicaragua (01/12/2010)
• Juan Alberto Sovalbarro : Nicaragua (24/12/2010)
• Rita Enrique : El Salvador (16/12/2010)

HP promises netbooks webOS

On Feb. 9 we have, finally, knowledge of the first devices webOS created between Palm and HP, have wanted to make his presentation shared windows beyond as the CES 2011 and I consider it a wise decision that all outbreaks that day will be for them. The funny thing is that from the very invitation to the event let us see that different devices would be using webOS, of course we went to new mobile phones, and tablet PalmPad that once the CES can say that it is quite complicated with competitors Honeycomb, rumors of the new iPad, and even BlackBerry Playbook.

Tokyoflash watches and smart

Tokyoflash watches continues to present the latest market, which will undoubtedly be different from any other by incorporating technology that goes beyond the classic knobs: they have mini LED lights and small circles rotating screens. Is it time for Tokyoflash is read in a different way, and after this have unveiled their new Kisai, with a new system.

This watch has been launched in a limited edition, so you want to buy you will have to be rushed to the store, without a doubt that you will not regret. This is a watch made of stainless steel, indestructible material for those who so to utilize all day long and complex activities. Furthermore, the three areas with which the watch is designed with smoked glass covered mineral glass.

Wireless security: calculator products help password-cracking

A German IT expert has cracked the password of its wireless neighbors within 20 minutes. When computationally intensive attack him a service by Amazon helped, for two dollars an hour, the Group leased supercomputer at all. How much computing power you would you like? The wonder companies like Amazon, Google and Microsoft when they promote the so-called cloud computing.

The arithmetic works in the cloud follows: A user rents dozens, hundreds or thousands of computers that are in a huge data center. He can install their own software on these computers and simulate, for example, how a new components are designed for a car engine before it can withstand the mechanical loads.