Facebook For BlackBerry New overhauled

Research In Motion (RIM) all-out overhaul the look of one of their most popular application, Facebook for Blackberry. In the updated version 2.0.0.37, Facebook appears far more complete with a nice interface, plus a long-awaited features, chat with fellow Facebook members.Some of the latest features in Facebook for Blackberry 2.0.0.37The interface is more stableWhen finished downloading the latest version of Facebook for BlackBerry, Legal quite surprised, because the first page view is very simple. Only the News Feed feature, the feature 'shared status' that is placed on top. On the right, there are features of 'checking in' to Facebook Places.On...

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More Money Saving Apple from the U.S. Government

Perhaps, the government of the United States (U.S.) need to sell Apple's iPhone or iPad. Profits from sales of gadgets are making Apple's cash carrying more than the U.S. government's money. According to recent data from the U.S. Treasury Department, the cash is now owned by the government of uncle Sam is USD 73.8 billion. The amount is lower than Apple's cash. As reported by CNN on Saturday (07/30/2011), Apple has the cash as much as USD 76.2 billion at the end of June. The amount is calculated based on the latest financial statements. Indeed, at a time when the U.S. government continue to make large expenditures, Apple could benefit...

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Products Cartridge Recycling Hewlett Packard (HP) record 1 Billion

cartridges recycled Hewlett Packard (HP) posted a record in the production of cartridges with raw materials that can be recycled. This year, HP managed to produce 1 billion cartridges use a recycled plastic material through the method of 'closed loop' or a closed cycle.For recycled products, HP took the Group through the LaVergne LaVergne plastics manufacturing facility in Vietnam. LaVergne expansion in Vietnam claimed to have given the HP capacity of an additional volume of plastic used in the production of Original HP cartridges.LaVergne new factory in Vietnam will accommodate qualifying efforts in the Asia Pacific region, as well as supporting...

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VooMote One, Change iPhone into Remote TV

Manufacturers based in Germany called Zero1 tv gush VooMote application called The One that can 'transform' your iPhone into a multi function controller. Not only could make an iPhone as a remote TV, applications can also arrange other electronic devices.The VooMote One but can work in almost all models of television, he also can run on a DVD player and stereo so users need not move to exert control on those goods. Just by touching a finger to the buttons on the phone, users can run a full control.Quoted from dailymail Thursday (07/28/2011), he worked with the help of wireless technology and capturing more than 30,000 cord infra red and hundreds...

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Amazon.com Moves Closer to Acquiring a Major British Rival

Amazon.com, which has an estimated 70 percent of the online book market in Britain, got closer this week to controlling the rest of it when the Irish Competition Authority approved its pending purchase of a major rival, the Book Depository. But the blessing of the main regulatory body, the Office of Fair Trading, is no sure thing in a country that appears to be more concerned about media monopoly in the wake of the News Corporation hacking scandal.Organizations of publishers, authors and booksellers have all come out against the deal, whose price was undisclosed but was probably less than $200 million, pocket change for Amazon.The Book Depository, which focuses on traditionally bound books rather than anything electronic, sometimes seems as if it were designed to be the anti-Amazon: its Web...

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Google Introduces Hotel Search

Google on Thursday joined sites like Kayak, Expedia and Hotels.com by introducing a tool for searching hotels.Hotel Finder, which Google calls an experiment because it is in early stages and only available in the United States, lets people search hotels in various cities, save those that interest them and book reservations.The new service, which competes with other travel search engines, comes as Google fights antitrust investigations that include a look at whether Google discriminates against existing Web sites in search results when it enters new businesses.For instance, since Google introduced local business reviews, social networking and comparison shopping, sites that offer those services have said they worry about whether Google will favor its own products in search results. Google...

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Mengenal HP Cina Hardware dan Software

Memperbaiki dan Mengenal Telepon HP Cina Hardware dan Software   Tanya jawab Masalah masalah yang sering terjadi pada HP cina Q1. Apa format ffs? Ini adalah pengaturan data Untuk memenuhi telepon. Setelah format ffs mendapat telepon negara default, semua data pengguna akan menghapus dan bug / virus akan dihapus. Q2. Apa jenis berkedip? A. NOR, PSRAM dan NAND Q3. Berapa banyak CPU berbeda ada di sana di telepon Cina? A.different CPU dan jenis lampu kilat (MTK, SPD Spreadtrum, TI Texas Instrument, Skyworks, AD Analog Device, Infineon) Q4. Bisakah kita daftar jenis CPU? A. Tipe CPU 6.205 6.217 6.218 6.219 6.226 6.227 6.228 6.229 6.225 6.223 6230 .... Lebih jenis 6600D 6600M 6600E6600I 6600H 6600R 6800 ..... dan sebagainya Q5. Apa itu NAND dan NOR? i) NOR:. Intel memperkenalkan...

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Trend Micro Not Want to tolerate Ex-Hacker

Tokyo - A lot of antivirus companies and security hackers hijack computer networks as their experts. But this policy does not apply to Trend Micro. At least under the leadership of Eva Chen. "No, we will not tolerate ex-hacker in our company. If I found out there are Trend Micro's former employees hacker, I will send him away," said Eva Chen, President & CEO of Trend Micro in an interview session is limited in Tokyo, Japan, 27 - July 28, 2011. Eva reasoned, people who had been a hacker had a bad habit that can not be tolerated, even if hackers had expressed repentance. "Being a hacker is habit. No matter how talented he is, we still could...

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Yelp Hires a C.F.O. on the Road to Going Public

Yelp, the review site for local businesses, is joining the rush of big-name Web start-ups that want to go public.The company said Thursday that it had hired a chief financial officer with public company experience, Rob Krolik, typically one of the first steps on the road to an initial public offering. Formerly the C.F.O. of Move.com, Mr. Krolik helped take Shopping.com public and led its sale to eBay, where he became vice president of global finance operations.Yelp, which has raised $131 million in venture capital, would join LinkedIn, Pandora, Facebook, Zynga and Groupon in testing the public markets after a long drought in I.P.O.’s. Many of these companies raised large amounts of money last year to hold out as private companies.A year and a half ago, Yelp raised $100 million from Elevation...

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Tech Talk Podcast: Lion

On this week’s Bits: Tech Talk podcast, we take a long look at Lion, the latest version of the Mac operating system, which was released last week. Our discussion is led by Alan Yacavone, an Apple expert on The Times’s information technology team.The Web may be global but for some sites, it’s tough to leap the language barrier. J.D. Biersdorfer chats with Jack Welde, the chief executive of Smartling, a Web site translation company, about how his company uses the cloud and crowdsourcing to globalize a site.Ever been rickrolled while surfing the Web? Pedro Rafael Rosado has, and he’s got something to say about it, explaining what the term means and where it came from. (Hint: Cue that ’80s song “Never Gonna Give You Up.”)The news roundup includes YouTube’s taking up 22 percent of all mobile bandwidth;...

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Smartphone Can Make Quick Eye Damage

The use of smartphones seems increasingly common among the people of Indonesia. But be careful, new research suggests smartphone owners can make the eyes quickly broken. New research shows people who read a text message or internet browsing on smartphones tend to hold this powerful tool much closer than when reading books or newspapers, forcing the eye to work harder than usual. According to research published in Optometry and Vision Science July issue of this, visibility is close coupled with a small font size on your smartphone, it could increase the burden on people who already wear glasses or lenses box. "The fact a person who holds...

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Government Seeks More Information on Google’s Admeld Acquisition

The Justice Department has asked Google for more information and time as it investigates the search giant’s $400 million acquisition of Admeld, a display advertising company, Google said on Wednesday.The government’s demand, known as a second request, has become common for acquisitions by Google, which the Federal Trade Commission is investigating for possible anticompetitive behavior.The department last asked Google for more information and time when examining the $700 million acquisition of I.T.A. Software last year. That investigation ultimately lasted eight months and was technology/09google.html">approved with stringent conditions in April.The Admeld acquisition was announced in June. The company helps Web publishers sell ad space in real time, including with Google’s DoubleClick...

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Technology Robot Fly Like Birds

Sophisticated technology allows the robot to imitate human or animal behavior. Like this bird-shaped robot that can actually fly with movements like a real bird. The technicians at the German technology company, Festo, developed a robot called SmartBird. This robot can automatically on the air, just by flapping its wings at the beginning of the flight. Mark Fischer as Head of Corporate Design at Festo demonstrates the audience about the permissibility of a robot bird. Appears in the video, the bird flew around the room perfectly and get a standing ovation. SmartBird terinpirasi by gulls, with a larger form. The width of the wings about two feet and frame are made of carbon fiber. SmartBird movement can be controlled and monitored remotely via radio link. As quoted   from Cnet,...

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Tips Delete Multiple Message on BlackBerry

Following the update of a community does not hurt. But sometimes the update messages that are constantly making your inbox becomes fat and no more unsightly. Fortunately your BlackBerry smartphone is equipped with enough features to help in deleting the message quickly. Delete the message with the keyboard BlackBerry You go into the folder the message from the home screen. Use the trackpad / trackball to highlight the first message that you want to delete. While press and hold down the CAPS / SHIFT, point trackpad / trackball up or down to select another message. When all the messages you want to delete has become highlighted, release the...

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Print Books: Should They Stay or Should They Go?

Marnie MacLeanAt the end of the week, I’ll be moving west and writing about technology from The New York Times’s San Francisco bureau.I’ve lived in New York City for 15 years, and over that time have amassed a lot of stuff. My personal belongings are strewn about the city, piled up in my apartment, stuffed into drawers at my office and stacked in a storage space in Brooklyn.When it came time to pack for the big move, I was forced to cull what I could afford to send out to San Francisco from what I would have to throw away or give to friends. Most decisions were pretty simple; pots and pans, my bicycle and my Apple iPad would all...

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Phone Windows Mobile Mango Ready released

Microsoft is getting serious about being a player in the smartphone market. This is one of them is evidenced by the release of mobile Mango, the first device to run with operating system Windows Phone 7.5. Japan became the first country approached by phone, either during the month of September. Japanese operator KDDI and giant mobile phone manufacturers Fujitsu in Tokyo confirmed the release of the press gathering event, so that quoted from TechCrunch on Wednesday (27/07/2011). Mango is the first mobile phone from a number of handsets that will be issued by Microsoft with its partners within the next few months. Phones with the launch of...

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