Mobile novel biodegradable

It seems incredible, but within the news that we present in this day, we want to show the genius created by a Japanese company. Is that so many technology that seeks to care for the Environment, have invented a new biodegradable mobile phone as you read. Do not miss this curious gadget that today we bring in Tech News Buzz.

It is an integrated mobile biodegradable body, which have massive global sales, would help reduce pollution levels significantly. The creator of this great invention was the Japanese-Kyum Je Kim, who has used biodegradable material that breaks down every two years, which will inevitably mobile cambiéis new one.

Fever Heats Up in U.S. patent

The patent office of the United States is doing piecework. In 2010 there were 219,614, up 31% over the previous year. As usual, the company succeeded in registering more patents than IBM in 5896 was 20% more than in 2009. But it is the only patent in this fever. Samsung Electronics, posted 4551, Microsoft, 3,094, Canon, 2552, Panasonic, 2482, Toshiba 2246, Sony, 2,150; Intel, 1,653; LG, 1,490, HP, 1480.

Internet associations are asking the Senate to reject the "law Sinde '

Nine organizations and Internet users' computer industry have presented today before the Senate a document requesting that the Senate reject the call Sinde law, reform of the Copyright Act, lying to Congress in December and is included in the Law of Sustainable Economy. This rule, which now continues its passage through the Senate, provides for the establishment of an administrative agency (the so-called Commission on Intellectual Property) that seen after a judge shall have power to block unauthorized web sites that provide rights-protected content author.

Aleman court exempts content filtering Rapidshare

German hostel site Rapidshare spends the day in court, moreover, contradictory decisions. This year, as a court absolved him of responsibility for non-hosted files, another at the request of a group of editors, he fined and forced to filter to prevent the discharge of certain books digitized. Now the first sentence has reached the appeal court has acquitted Dusseldorf Rapidshare again.

The lawsuit was initiated by the provider of games that required Artaria content filtering to prevent the shelter of files related to the game Alone In The Dark. Atari asked also that the automatic filtering Rapidshare completed with another manual. The court argued that the system of automatic filtering based on keywords was not advisable because it led to file gasping outside the dispute by the mere fact of holding the suspect word.

Bizarre Bug: Google phone system sends SMS to the wrong apear

Is rare, it is rather embarrassing: Some smartphones with Google's Android operating system to send SMS to any arbitrary recipients from the address book. Now Google promises remedy for SMS-roulette - six months after the first error message. The disaster took its course well in New Zealand: end of June 2010 report to the owner of a Google phone that its Nexus One sent SMS messages to random wrong numbers.

Tablet innovation: How good are the iPad Challenger

If Asus Tablets imagine, you have to look carefully. Finally, the company made history with its Eee PC computer history. This low-Rechnerchen the first netbook at all, it caused the glut of cheap, small mobile computers that are so popular worldwide. So now Tablets. Here, some were faster than Asus, especially Apple iPad, it has been the market leader with its comfortable.

But Apple's advantage shrinks and Asus with its four new exploits a vulnerability in the iPads Tablets: there is only one design of Apple flounder. IPad Although you can buy different amounts of memory, with or without a UMTS card - but otherwise you have to love or hate, nothing in between.

A shareholder group calls on Apple to explain the plans to succeed Jobs

In February there is the annual meeting of shareholders of Apple and a pension fund, which has 11,000 shares, has asked the company to explain the plans it has for the estate of Steve Jobs. Since then, the uniqueness of the pattern makes Apple shareholders worry about a future without him. However, this request is not related to any information on Jobs's health who underwent a liver transplant in 2009.