Tuesday, September 17, 2013

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Tomorrow the ISS go private cargo ship Cygnus

Tomorrow the ISS go private cargo ship Cygnus  Less than two days on the ISS will start another "owner-driver", which, like the machine SpaceX Dragon will deliver to the space station set goods. The debut launch of the device Cygnus, developed by Orbital Sciences, scheduled for September...
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Sony releases smart device Smart Stick

Sony releases smart device Smart Stick Sony today confirmed plans to launch a new electronic-television device, similar in function to the Google Chromecast. New product allows you to add some new-fangled TV "smart" functions if he did not have them originally. This is Sony representatives told...
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In August marked drop in the share of spam in mail traffic

In August marked drop in the share of spam in mail traffic In August, the share of unwanted messages in the global e-mail traffic, according to estimates, "Kaspersky Lab" was 67.6%, which is 3.6% below the July figure. If this is due to the holiday season, the rest left the most innocuous spammers: the proportion of phishing emails compared to the previous month increased by more than 10 times,...
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Published 9:08 AM by

Huawei will increase investment in R & D in Europe

Huawei will increase investment in R & D in Europe Huawei announced its intention to increase investment in R & D activities in Europe in 2013 and in subsequent years. "Huawei plans to annually invest at least 10% of its revenues in research and development - said Renato Lombardi (Renato Lombardi), Vice-President of the European Centre research and development of Huawei. - In 2012, we invested...
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Published 9:06 AM by

From whom is Linux?

From whom is Linux? Google and Samsung have become major suppliers of codes for Linux, now both companies are among the ten largest contributors of code to the open source operating system running on servers, desktops and mobile devices. In a new report, Linux Kernel Development, published by the...
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Published 9:04 AM by

The music service Rhapsody dismisses CEO and 15% of staff

The music service Rhapsody dismisses CEO and 15% of staff      Music service Rhapsody, once the world's first implemented the model of unlimited access to recorded music by subscription, today announced the dismissal of President John Irwin, as well as 15% of the staff of the company. The company said that the dismissal of staff and change the course of development - these are steps...
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Monday, September 16, 2013

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Saudi investor plans to sell shares in the IPO Twitter

Saudi investor plans to sell shares in the IPO Twitter  Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal said Sunday that he would not sell his shares of Twitter, when the latter will go for an IPO at the end of this year or early 2014. The prince, a nephew of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, is...
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Nokia anonsirlovala new budget phone

Nokia anonsirlovala new budget phone  sold recently its mobile division Nokia today presented is perhaps one of its latest branded phones - the Nokia 108 budget. The company is positioning novelty as sverhdostupny phone equipped with a camera. Built into the unit's proprietary technology Slam allows you to share content via Bluetooth. The model supports memory cards up to 32GB. Nokia 108 will...
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Intel showed the possibility overlokinga SSD-drives

Intel showed the possibility overlokinga SSD-drives In the intel say they have successfully managed to technology hardware acceleration (overlokinga) in respect of SSD-drive, the speed of which was increased by 10% as part of a demonstration at the last Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. However, it is unclear whether the company will release overclockable SSD to the commercial market. Representatives...
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Published 9:07 AM by

Scientists have found a "gene lefties"

Scientists have found a "gene lefties"  Scientists are closer to understanding why some people are left-handed, and others - not. As it turned out, this is called a set of genes, which also controls the asymmetry in the body, it also defines a "manual" human preferences. William Brendler of Oxford University says that his team examined 3300 data of volunteers who agreed to undergo a test to...
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Published 9:06 AM by

Europe will soon announce the antitrust decision by Samsung and Motorola

Europe will soon announce the antitrust decision by Samsung and Motorola  Head of the European Union's competition authority said yesterday that the investigation against the companies Samsung Electronics and Motorola Mobility will soon be completed. Recall that these companies are accused...
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013

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Storage StorEdge rapidly expand memory MacBook

Storage StorEdge rapidly expand memory MacBook French PNY Technologies manufactures mobile data storage StorEdge, which is used exclusively for MacBook to a rapid increase in the amount of available memory for data storage, while being fully mobile. Fully in line with the design of the laptop...
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Published 10:36 AM by

Microsoft buys business phone Nokia

Microsoft buys business phone Nokia Nokia and Microsoft today rocked the world of mobile technology announcement, which, in general, been waiting for a long time: Microsoft bought the whole business of Nokia to produce mobile phones. Microsoft says that in this transaction is the desire to speed...
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Published 10:32 AM by

Oracle has announced a new tool for designing Mobile App Designer

Oracle has announced a new tool for designing Mobile App Designer Oracle last week announced a new tool for the design of Oracle BI Mobile App Designer, with which business users can create interactive analytical applications to any mobile device. The new version of Oracle innovation in product suite for business analysis of Oracle Business Intelligence (BI), extending the capabilities of mobile...
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Published 10:31 AM by

Japan throws another $ 210 million to combat the radiation leaks

Japan throws another $ 210 million to combat the radiation leaks The Japanese authorities have developed a plan to help the nuclear power plant emergency, "Fukushima Daiichi". They spend about 21 billion yen, or $ 210 million, to work with a large number of radioactive water. Funds will be used to freeze the soil to create an underground wall around the four affected reactors, and water treatment....
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Published 10:26 AM by

Doctors have found another way to deal with hypertension

Doctors have found another way to deal with hypertension  During laboratory experiments on rats experts found that the deactivation of certain nerves in the neck can effectively deal with high blood pressure. Experts say that high blood pressure - is one of the most common diseases in modern...
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Published 10:25 AM by

In South Africa, found the remains of a prehistoric scorpion

In South Africa, found the remains of a prehistoric scorpion Fossilized remains of scorpion that lived on Earth 350 million years ago, scientists have been found in present-day South Africa. According to experts, this finding points to the oldest known inhabitants of the now defunct supercontinent...
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Monday, September 2, 2013

Published 7:47 AM by

Samsung Galaxy Gear - it's a "fitness online watch"

Samsung Galaxy Gear - it's a "fitness online watch"  Samsung Electronics, September 4, on the eve of the Berlin exhibition of electronic novelties IFA 2013 presents a new high-tech gadget Galaxy Gear, which is a web-based plug-clock Anfroid. The publication VentureBeat today reports that...
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Published 7:44 AM by

Since 1870, the people rose by 11 cm - scientists

Since 1870, the people rose by 11 cm - scientists the average European growth from 1870 to 1980 has increased by an average of 11 centimeters, which reflects an improvement in the quality of life and health care of people. This is stated in a report published today by the British University of...
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Scientists have discovered antibodies that stop bleeding

Scientists have discovered antibodies that stop bleeding  Biologists from the Medical Research Fund of the U.S. state of Oklahoma reported the discovery of a previously unknown antibody capable of minimizing blood loss of the human body in case of any damage, such as in the case of cut or...
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Published 7:40 AM by

Vodafone and Verizon have reached a basic agreement on the 130-billion deal

Vodafone and Verizon have reached a basic agreement on the 130-billion deal The British company Vodafone and US-based Verizon Communications on Sunday agreed on a deal at $ 130 billion, in which Verizon Communications Vodafone will sell 45% of its shares in their joint venture Verizon Wireless,...
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Workshop Yandex launched 12 start-ups

Workshop Yandex launched 12 start-ups Friday was the last stage of Tolstoy Summer Camp - a summer workshop for start-ups Yandex. Twelve teams that reached the final, presented their projects to investors. Some participants have already received offers. Yandex interest in three projects. "Many good ideas are lost because their owners can not find the money or associates. At the same time, there...
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Published 7:36 AM by

Vevo launches independent from Google music platform

Vevo launches independent from Google music platform       Media company Vevo, founded by Universal Music and Sony Music, has become known in the market due to its partnership with YouTube, placing gisher on the popular video sharing site. Recently, however, Vevo more clearly showing signs of independence, trying to distance himself from his longtime partner. So, today, Vevo launches...
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