Nextreaming is a global mobile software company that is among the leading mobile multimedia software providers. With its Nextreaming media player, it already has a solid presence on a hundred million handsets that use NexPlayer. Now, the company has bagged a deal under which it will be the one powering the mobile application of Real Madrid CF known as ‘My Madrid.’
Battery life is increasingly a major concern of the users and, consequently, of the vendors. So now, Broadcom has announced a new GPS chip that will come with 50 percent more battery life and will be able to deliver indoor positioning far more effectively. The new chip is being touted as BCM4752.
HP has launched a number of new tools to speed up application development lifecycles. The company announced a plethora of software suites, services and tools to this end. The tools are particularly focused on mobile apps and cloud-based solutions. With the help of these new tools, HP hopes that it will be able to provide better options for in-group collaborations.
Microsoft has recently announced that it is expanding its Azure cloud storage bundle. According to the company, the new offering is a CommVault Simpana data feed and access portal. These would be presented in a single Azure cloud storage suite. Microsoft and CommVault already have a partner relationship and this new offering is essentially a result of it.
As Huawei’s first quad core smartphone, Huawei has officially introduced at MWC 2012 last month. Huawei will start production the Ascend D Quad in June and the handset will only be launched starting July. That means we have to wait more than few months for this phone. Side by side Huawei’s main competitors HTCs One X and Samsungs Galaxy S3 will be available at the same time.
Financial companies and organizations have been facing a lot of pressure as the world turns more and more digital. The sheer bulk of digital data that may be useful and needed to be parsed to gain insight, has gained manifold in volume. So now IBM has announced consulting services and software that will enable different people and organizations to perform efficient predictive analysis.
Imagine, you are on a flying plane. Suddenly you hear, the plane you are boarded on has NO FUEL. What will be your first reaction? Think… Till then I tell you something about future planes. Most probably 30 years later, planes will use cryogenically frozen Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) to fly instead of using fuel. Hope so, as the fuel cost will be decreased a lot, the plane fair will be a lot less.
We reported earlier that HP was working on merging it’s PCs and Printing groups into one. The move was apparently contemplated so as to cover for the slump in PC sales. Now, HP has announced that it has finally merged the two groups. The new unit has been aptly named ‘Printing and Personal System Group.’ This new unit will be headed by Todd Bradley.
Can you see or tell, what thing is there behind a wall that you can’s see? Not possible for you. Because your eyes can’t split the wall. But a camera can do the work for you. Laser experts at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) reported on Tuesday that they have succeeded in using an experimental camera to capture 3D images of objects which is even capable of detecting hidden things. Seems like, a camera becomes an X-ray machine. Now, you see the hidden things through a camera.
Good news for the fans of Albert Einstein’s. The whole Einstein’s research, calculations, mistakes, thoughts during research, political correspondence, love letters, fan mails will be posted online. This makes Einstein’s followers get one step closer to know Einstein more better. Einstein left his all papers and works to The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Now the university is going to publish this online. However, Hebrew University has already released initial 2,000 documents including unseen letters, postcards and research notes.
GSM Association is the association that represents the wireless carriers all around the globe. GSMA and Wireless Broadband Alliance have now announced that they may be collaborating to simplify the ways in which users can connect their smartphones and tablets to a Wifi hot spot. According to the announcement, initiative will be based upon ‘technical and commercial frameworks.’
Tobii’s eye-tracking hardware and software has been making headlines for some time. It is apparently one of the most advanced eye-tracking systems that are currently available. And the promise and potential of Tobii’s products is evident from the fact that Intel has now decided to invest a huge $21 million in the company, hoping to bring the technology to personal computers one day.
Everybody first heared about LG’s 3D laptop back at CES but recently LG has officially launched the Xnote A540 series of notebooks in Korea. This notebooks are built eye-tracking technology that can follows the viewer’s movements and adjust the 3D video properly. This notebooks also can translate normal 2D content into 3D.
Apple has been piling up a lot of cash with the immense success of its smartphones and tablets. For some time, a lot of us have been wondering exactly what will Apple do with all that cash. Now, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has revealed plans of using a chunk of that on stock buyback which will start in fiscal year 2013. This initiative would be accompanied with a per-share dividend of $2.65 which will start a little earlier than the buyback, in Q4 this year.
Though having high technologies and advanced equipment, air crashing occurs. When a plane is going to land, a combination of radio signals and high-intensity lighting shows the pilot exactly where the runway is, even at night or in fog. But smaller commercial planes don’t have those technology. The pilots of those craft have to rely on existed instruments, along with their cockpit window view during landing. As not having high technologies, it may face a fatal situation in bad weather. In 2011, 4 commercial jets crashed into terrain or an obstacle. 140 passengers and crew died. The accidents are called ‘controlled flight into terrain.’
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