Here come the computer Chromebook "cloud" of Google

Chromebook are called, are just born but they have a charm all their own. In fact the first notebook computers will be running the operating system from Google, Chrome OS. They have been produced by two giants, Samsung and Acer, in cooperation with Intel, and will go on sale June 15 in seven countries: the United States, Britain, France, Spain, Italy, Holland and Germany.

The announcement, long overdue, arrived at the Google developer conference in San Francisco. This new generation of notebook realize the vision of the computer giant's Mountain View: a computer running a lightweight operating system that starts within seconds and is now on the net because there on the cloud, all the resources that will reside in them who uses.

Fujitsu launches phone with Symbian and Windows 7

Fujitsu has launched a phone model, LOOX F-07C, with dual pump.The lets you choose the operating system Nokia, Symbian, or Microsoft, Windows 7. Draws attention not only this option if one operating system is not like mobile phones, and opting for Windows 7 Home Premium (32-bit) and not Windows Phone, so the slogan will highlight that mobile PC is the world's smallest Windows.

The phone features a sliding QWERTY keyboard and is equipped with an Intel Atom (1.2 GHz). Has a memory of 1 GB and 32 GB of storage. The screen is four inches and offers a full version of Microsoft Office with a two-year license. The battery life decreases dramatically when you choose to use Windows.

Magefertigte headphones: This is completely in the ear

Listen here! Annoy you constantly about this time fitze earphones for MP3 players and mobile phones, which always fall out or blow out bad sound? It's much better with custom models. Matthias Kremp has tried it - and is impressed. Even when actually on-the-ear headphones are currently in demand again: the majority of mobile-music-lovers can be the sound of their MP3 players and smartphones via earphones sound in the ear canal.

Facebook vs. Google to sell profilidegli users to advertisers

Let's say you do not like. Google and Facebook, the two titans that have millions of computer users for e-mail services, search and social media, they're coming at loggerheads. Maybe not in the spotlight, certainly behind the scenes. Last week it was discovered that Facebook had paid a public relations firm to "speak ill" of the opponent.

In the inbox of the gurus of new technologies had reached an email asking to write an editorial about "some developments regarding the privacy services offered by Google." The letter assured help in preparing and placing the article, which was published in a newspaper of interest: maybe the Washington Post ol'Huffington Post.

CNIL performs a check at the provider of Internet Piracy

Commission Nationale Informatique et Libertés (CNIL) announced Tuesday morning that it was conducting an audit at Nantes Company Trident Media Guard (TMG), mandated by the rights holders to monitor file-sharing networks and transmit their findings to Internet Piracy. The CNIL control follows the discovery in this past weekend, a company server was not protected and could be freely accessed by any user, without any technical expertise.

Blog - Microsoft swallows Skype: a war operation

Users Are infantry major groups that compete with rifle redemptions?

• Five reasons Microsoft had to buy Skype. (14/05/2011)
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• Did Microsoft pay for the wrong Skype? (16/05/2011)

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Human-Computer Interaction The future from Vancouver

A magical setting that promises to transform the way we relate to a touchscreen, a virtual X-ray equipment, a console the size of a wall and programs designed to make it the latest smart phones. Want them to look all together, projects and prototypes presented in recent days at the Conference on Human-Computer Interaction in Vancouver look like something very much like an instruction manual for the future.