Windows 8 gaining fans

These past days have brought great news for the Redmond, from Taiwan come more advertising support for the next version of Windows. First came the ARM processor and is now Qualcomm has been added. From Computex 2011, the largest technology fair of the year to be held in Taipei, we heard that all processors Qualcomm Snapdragon line will have native support for the Windows platform 8.

No doubt Bill Gates and his family must be very happy that in recent days have gained much support from the component manufacturers. Undoubtedly, this partnership aims to strengthen both companies. On the one hand Microsoft that seeks to placate the success of Google and other Qualcomm you want to stop the advance of nVidia in the market for microchips.

Groupon files its record IPO

The U.S. website Groupon specialist discount coupons on services and local businesses, filed Thursday, June 2, a record IPO, indicating that he intended to raise $ 750 million. The Internet Group launched in November 2008 in Chicago did not indicate on what date he plans to launch the operation, including his boss and founder Andrew Mason had suggested Wednesday that it was a natural evolution.

NPM renamed again

Since the announcement of the second generation PlayStation Portable has less noise than expected, probably placated by the demands faced by the company or the constant attacks on PlayStation Network. The truth is that after listing the strengths have been cutting hardware, the possibility of 3D without glasses and some name changes.

Well, this time history repeats itself, the PSP2 nicknamed started and then was named as NGP (Next Generation Portable) could have been renamed. An "error" the webmaster of the official PlayStation website would have revealed what will be the final name for the portable console that Sony presented at the next E3.

Samsung announces Galaxy Tab 3

For several years the world of technology is accelerating in its release. May be due to slow progress of technology and research to create "new" on products that lack the same, but what is clear is that models are becoming less "life" for manufacturers. Samsung seems to join this online and although we know just the second generation of its tablet and we are announcing the "Galaxy Tab 3." Among the new ad we find that the new generation of Galaxy Tab 4G come with support, something that certainly looking forward to many countries like the United States but is irrelevant when it comes to sales.

Microsoft unveils Windows 8 unique environment for PCs and tablet

ROME - Windows 8 is no longer just a project. The new OS version is in development and already shows signs of life through screens and video. And, most important fact, the genetic code already has a clearly defined, will it work in different versions and devoted, both traditional and on tablet computers and smartphones.

A change of pace is certainly important for Microsoft, which until now has always stood out markedly versions of Windows for PCs and those dedicated to other technologies. This time under the banner of Windows 8 will gather specific versions for computers and smartphones and Tablet PCs for those with a common denominator: extended capabilities "touch, touch first.

Apple buys the domain iCloud.com

Apple has bought the domain icloud.com which was held by a Swedish company, Xcerion. No one knows the price of it, but Cnet says the figure of $ 4.5 million. In April, Xcerion migrated its service in the Internet cloud (cloud) icloud.com to CloudMe.com and since then redirects visitors to this address.

The news coincides with the announcement on Monday, as part of the Apple developer conference, a presentation to the press whose content has not been revealed but it looks like it will focus on a new offer from Apple for audiovisual services from the Internet cloud. Steve Jobs himself, patron of the company, and temporarily retired for health reasons has announced its presence in it.

A fake article on the website of the PBS

Sunday, May 29, the website of the U.S. public television channel PBS publishes an amazing scoop: the rapper Tupac Shakur, gunned down in Las Vegas in 1996, has in fact survived his wounds and lived secretly in a small town in Nova Zealand. Soon, PBS announced that the article was false, published surreptitiously at night by pirates who took control of its servers.

Disappointment for the fans, Tupac is still dead. Note the quality of the work of hackers who were able to convincingly imitate the style of editorial and graphic PBS (a copy of the fake page is archived at:-Freze. It/5R) Shortly after, a group calling itself LulzSec claims action in an ambiguous way in a message on Twitter.