Wednesday, June 8, 2011

The United States develop a more repressive law against pirate sites

To fight more effectively against piracy of works protected by copyright or patent, the U.S. will perhaps adopt a law without precedent. The text, if it is voted by Congress, will attack websites located abroad, regardless of the sovereignty of the states concerned. In late May, a Senate committee approved a text called PIPA (IP Act), to give the federal Department of Justice unprecedented powers.

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Web giants are testing IPv6

Several major Web companies like Google, Facebook and Akamai, participate, Wednesday, June 8, the "Day of IPv6. For 24 hours, these groups, but also over 400 other participants, test in real conditions, this new version of Internet Protocol (IP) which allows computers to communicate over the Internet.

Thirty years after the creation of the first Internet addresses, the stock of available IP addresses has been officially sold out in February, and IPv6, is designed to remedy. With the proliferation of connected devices, cameras to multimedia tablet through the video game, Tech News Buzz has hit the ceiling of the four billion addresses available under IPv4.

When television in 1947 imagined the i-Phone and other tablets

Getting through a moment of trepidation the news to match a short breath and step back in time. The extract below dates from 1947 and describes the troubling uses and applications of television in the future.

Nintendo Unveils Wii U console with a joystick touch

The Japanese Nintendo unveiled Tuesday, June 7, Los Angeles, U Wii, a new home console features a touch screen controller designed to replace the Japanese manufacturer in the race against the PlayStation 3 and XBox 360. Main innovation of the Wii U, presented at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), the high mass annual video game, this large white handle is equipped with a touchscreen of 6.2 inches (16 centimeters), about third smaller than the screen of the Apple iPad (9.7 inches).

Facebook extends its face recognition service

The social network Facebook has begun to expand, Tuesday, June 7, the facial recognition system in the photographs, to facilitate the identification of persons therein. After a test phase last year in the U.S., the device is now available in "most of the countries" where Facebook is implanted, said the social network.

"When you want to upload photos of your cousin's wedding, we will group all the images of the bride and her name suggest. Instead of writing 64 times, the only thing you have to do is to click" save " , to annotate all the photos at once, "says Facebook's official blog. The social network, which explains that 100 million images are annotated every day, says that this feature can be disabled if the user wants, by changing the privacy settings of the profile.

ViewSonic will ViewPad 10Pro Windows 7 and Android applications

ViewSonic prepared with everything to make their new devices at the upcoming Computex technology to be held this year in Taiwan. Among its highlights are the new 10-inch tablet, the ViewPad 10Pro, that this time gives us a great news. The ViewPad 10Pro be able to run Android applications, and Windows 7.

While the manufacturer is touted as the first tablet dual-boot this is not true. ViewSonic will 10Pro Windows 7 Professional but this will incorporate an effective Android emulator that will allow the gadget to run applications on this platform. While there is a dual-boot the new ViewPad 10Pro continues to be an interesting option with excellent features.