Million Moments:new photos application on Android by Sony

 Sony has released a new app for Android called Million Moments that allows the user to take pictures, organize them into categories,  name and sort them into albums, all in one beautiful interface. 

Just select the photos you want to pass on,they  are classified automatically by the date of its receipt and appear in one to five per page. Every time you open a  photo almoum awaits you and a random layout.

 Among other features are the so-called labels that automatically create folders and sort your photos to them and the integration of Facebook. The Million Moments you can download for free from Google Play (here).

 If you want to get an idea of ​​its function, see the video below:

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Android smartphone and tablet by Lamborghini !

When we talk about a fast smartphone, the mind certainly does not think a Lamborghini. This seems to set out to change the company known for supercars and according to Cnet presented the Lamborghini smartphone in style and price ... of a supercar. The company announced two devices, an Android smartphone and a tablet. The smartphone is the TL700 and features 3.7 inch display with a resolution of 800 × 480, "running" Android 2.3 and costs £ 1.776.

The tablet is the Lamborghini L2800, which has a screen 9.7-inch high-definition, processor at 1.2GHz, 512MB RAM memory and honor of nearly £ 1.480.

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Apple will present a TV SDK at WWDC

 According to information from BGR, the Apple is planning to present a TV SDK at WWDC next week. In this way the third developers will have the necessary tools to create applications for the television products of Apple.  The same site last month had made reference to the company plans to unveil an entirely new software for Apple TV or some future television.

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Cropp.me: Do crop images without installing

One of the most common user actions is to cut their photos. The "crop" is known to be a classic phenomenon, but not for everyone just as easy. Most are forced to use tools that are not user friendly and even install applications exclusively for this purpose. The service Cropp.me, comes to help. This is a very simple web application that allows the user to upload the photo that want, to choose the final size and, download to computer, all without doing any recording. The professional way to cut pictures to Facebook ...

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Asus comfirms the presentation of Google Nexus Tablet in the end of the month!

Last week saw the first pictures of the rumored Google Nexus Tablet, but now comes the confirmation from a strain of Asus during Computex 2012  that his company will present along with a Google affordable tablet at the end of the month, period coincides with the onset Google I / O 2012 (27-28 June).


From previous benchmarks and leaks has been known that Google Nexus Tablet will have a 7 "video screen, processor quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 1.3GHz (Kai), memory RAM DDR2 (for lower cost) and operating system Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean?) and goes on sale at a price below $ 200.


Everything suggests that the Google Nexus Tablet (probably not by that name) is true and Google hopes to gain large market share (quad-core tablet with about € 150 ...). Moreover, it is possible that devices first be distributed free to attendees at Google I / O 2012, which is traditionally every year.

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Apple will pay 2 million fine for misleading ads

Apple will soon pay a fine of close to $ 2.21 million for misleading the public in advertising the new iPad in Australia, as reported in "The Australian". The Federal Court of Australia confirmed that Apple agreed to settle the case by the Competition and Consumer Protection in Australia, involving allegations of deceptive promotion of the new iPad as a 4G device when it could not connect to 4G networks in Australia. The Apple already has admitted its mistake by offering compensation to customers. The company faces similar accusations and in the United Kingdom and Sweden, which examines whether the new ads iPad device as 4G is misleading or not.

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Bloomberg anounces the sale of Activision to Blizzard

One of the largest publishers probably sold. According to reports Bloomberg, senior executives of the company behind Activision Blizzard, of Vivendi, will meet later this month to discuss the possibility of selling the share. Sources close to the matter, revealing that the meeting will be held on June 22 and Vivendi seems to have already started procedures with prospective buyers. In 2007, Vivendi announced the merger of two companies Blizzard -with the World of Warcraft - and Activision with the Guitar Hero and Call of Duty.

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U.S. and Israel behind the creation of the virus Stuxnet. They start a cyberwarfare against Iran!

We have mentioned several times before the notorious and powerful virus Stuxnet here a virus that attacked the nuclear facilities of Iran in 2010 before it became widely known on the Internet. 


After months of speculation about who is behind the creation of Stuxnet and despite the fact that it was an open secret that they have put their hand in the U.S. and Israel, just yesterday came the confirmation from the New York Times with a very detailed report!


According to the NYT, this is the first global campaign "cyberwarfare" (cyberwar) codenamed "Olympic Games", which began during the presidency of George W. Bush in 2006 to stop Iran's nuclear ambitions.

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The creation of a special version of Stuxnet was after virtual mapping of the Natanz nuclear plant in collaboration with an Israeli team, the virus can be programmed to hit specific equipment of Siemens and destroy the centrifuge equipment used to purify uranium. 


 The decision was taken by cyber President Barack Obama given that the U.S. already had several open fronts in the Middle East, resulting in a physical confrontation with Iran is practically impossible.


 "From the first days of his presidency, watched dynamic efforts to delay the Iranian nuclear program (diplomacy, sanctions, important decisions), independently of other current issues" 


 All went well until they spilled an upgraded version of the virus Stuxnet Natanz, which had an error code so that spread from an Iranian computer engineering throughout the Internet. Please note that the White House blamed the Israelis for the leak. 


 Once started the spread of the virus in the Internet, was quickly noticed by the security software companies, including attacks worldwide in equipment of Siemens. 


 NYT notes that the Flame is part of the company "Olympic Games", but does not state responsible for its creation is still the U.S.. 


 As we understand, the cyber certainly will preoccupy us in the coming years, but hardly anyone impose their sovereignty without military intervention ...

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75% of the European Commissions will vote against ACTA

We have evolution in the agreement against piracy ACTA  in Europe as today 75 % of the  committees that focus on legal issues, political freedom, development and industry respectively, refused to ratify the agreement. This decision is particularly significant since it depends on the final decision by the SEC which will depend, too, and the decision of the members of Parliament. 


The SEC will take the decision between 20 and 21 June and the decision will be postponed until later in the Parliament on 3 and 5 July. Realistically, however, is quite difficult to pass the ACTA as a law, which was clear and the European Commissioner Neelie Kroes few weeks ago.

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Sony unveils the first 4K resolution projector

Sony introduced the VPL-VW1000ES, the world's first projector witch supports the analysis of 4K (4096 × 2160), that is twice the resolution of 1080p. This particular projector, indeed, assumes the automatic conversion of SD and HD video in 4K resolution bringing a new dimension to the home cinema term.


 Sony claims that viewers can sit close to the screen without affecting the video quality. At a distance of up to three times the height of the image viewers can enjoy excellent quality without the classic phenomenon of "screen-door effect" by which suffer most projectors.
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Among the other features of the device include brightness 2,000 ANSI-lumens, 1.000.000:1 contrast, 2.1x zoom and view images from 60 to 300 inches diagonal. The 330W bulb has a lifespan from 2000 to 2500 hours. The projector supports, of course, 3D content-based active-shutter 3D glasses require recharging via USB. It has, finally, two ports HDMI, a mini D-sub port and a port on Ethernet. The price of the projector is $ 26,000.

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