A processor "flexible"

Technology increasingly surprising in a world of constant progress and innovation, this time is the turn of IMEC researchers have presented a flexible processor made with organic semiconductors. It is a microprocessor developed from plastic substrate and pentacene, an organic semiconductor, circuit also has gold, as expected.

While the new device still does not reach anywhere near the performance of current processors, this is a really striking breakthrough, this could be the solution for flexible devices taking into account the existing flexible displays. This chip achieves a performance of six instructions per second with a logical system of 8 bits, resulting from its 4000 transistors, yet it is still surprising and can be used in devices with low computing load.

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Google changes its algorithm to fight non original content sites

Google wants "a web ecosystem healthy" and to this end has announced that it has introduced a change in the algorithms that govern their search spiders will penalize sites that will feed content to copied or used strategies to position themselves in the top of the search results list without the support site with their own content.

The change, which so far is introduced in the U.S., aims to address the so-called "farm content" platform will add that content is limited to parasitize others. According to the note from Google, is to encourage the sites' high quality. " The impact of this will represent a change from 11.8% in the hierarchy of results.

Huawei denounced a discriminatory campaign to stop it in the U.S.

The Chinese company Huawei has broken his silence about what he considers a discriminatory campaign to prevent the development of its business in the United States. In a very hard language, no common forms often use the Chinese companies, Ken Hu, vice president of the firm and head of the U.S. subsidiary, has written an open letter to the Government of Obama in denouncing a brainwashing campaign against company and ask to open a formal investigation to remove all those prejudices and show that Huawei, third largest maker of telecommunications equipment and networks in the world, is simply a multinational rather than defend its commercial interests.

Google touches up the results to reward high-quality sites

Have you ever felt like giving a car when you are in Dallas or marry a member of the National Guard American? If the answer is yes, now you may find it difficult to search for information on how to do it. Google announced yesterday that it changed the formula by which ranks the search results. The aim is to reward the sites that publish original and high quality information and punish those who fill the surface web content, unnecessary or copied only to climb the search locations.

Technology - Towards a "precarious from the top" of the computer?

They have done extensive studies have executive status, and work in a buoyant sector. Yet, IT services company working for (service company specializing in computer engineering) are at the forefront of a "precarious from above" that threatens to spread, says journalist Nicolas Sene engaged in a book to them spent, "Behind the screen of the social revolution." The term "services company" includes most service companies in informatics.

Julian Assange: freedom and duty to inform

Strange turn of events: Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, an apostle of transparency, the man who shook the Western diplomacy by a massive flight of State Department telegrams which the shock wave is still felt in Tech News Buzz Arab-Muslim political risk a trial for a sex scandal. The nightmare scenario envisioned by its advocates is, in fact, that the decision of British justice, Thursday, February 24, extradite Mr Assange to Sweden, where he was charged with sexual assault, eventually result in a second time, his extradition to the United States.

The smartphone as a Pos and 'Revolution of the "Square"

A system to allow anyone - from the piano teacher plumber - to accept payments by credit card, using a smartphone terminal. And 'This is the gimmick Square, start-up based in San Francisco at the end of 2009 created by Jack Dorsey, Twitter co-founder, along with Evan Williams and Biz Stone. The technology is so easy to leave open-mouthed: just attach a small square in the audio jack of an Apple (iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch) or Android.