A senior U.S. official said that China and Russia are buying
powerful technology of surveillance in an effort to
"Control" of Internet communications.
Senior Advisor of U.S. Secretary of State Alec Ross said
"Many countries of the Middle East, Russia, China and others" are taking a "more aggressive stance in an attempt to control the internet."
He said that China, Russia and other countries have spent billions
dollars to purchase surveillance technology.
In these countries, according to him, there were very few legal restrictions to prevent authorities from using technology to monitor their populations.
He said that the purchases made by the regimes were accelerated after
popular protests in Iran following the disputed election
presidential elections in 2009.
Times are changing. Ten years ago (2002) we were sitting in front of the computer and wait for dial-up internet.
Already in 2013, sit in front of laptop and have internet that is fast as the speed of light. Nowadays, there are 2.27 billion Internet users, and this number in 2002 was 569 million users.
Also today there are 555 million websites, while in 2002 there were only 3 million such.
Was then used browser Internet Explorer with 95% of use, but now things have changed.
Infografikun PCWorld brings to you can see how the Internet has changed in a decade.
In principle it seems like a very simple problem, but many users still do not know how to implement: Suppose you buy a new computer and want to switch as quickly and as easily bookmark sites (favorite sites) registeredold computer browser on that new computer.
If you use Google Chrome, go to "Bookmark manager" and click "Organize".
Then select "Export my bookmarks to an HTML file", choose the location where you want to save the file. From here, using e-mail, file sharing or a thumb drive, you can take your sites easily bookmark a new computer.
When you switch to a new computer, from the Chrome menu first select "Bookmarks" and then the option "Import bookmarks and settings."
However, there is a simple way using Chrome. Make "sign in" when using the browser. In this way, how many times to repeat the same action in another computer "bookmark-et" will travel with you, thanks synchronization performed by the browser.
If you use Firefox, go to menu "Firefox" in the top of the screen (left) and click on the "Bookmarks". Library will appear favorite sites saved.
Once you have selected "All Bookmarks" or you select the ones you want to export, click "Import and backup" and then "Export Bookmarks to HTML file".
To perform the synchronization as in the case of Google Chrome, click the menu "Add" and then select "Set up sync". If you do not have an account, you will be asked to open a new one.
Import option will be in the same order as that of exportation ("Import and backup").
Last month Samsung decided to issue details of its latest devices including the Galaxy Note 8.0.
Now the company confirmed its plans to introduce Galaxy S IV on March 14. Until now there has been much speculation regarding the specifications that will be, but none have been true.
Pocket-Lint claims that a trusted source confirmed the main specifications of Samsung's new device, and it looks impressive. According to the source S IV will have a 5 inch AMOLED display, a camera 13 and a second MP before 2MP.
Also there will be an 8 processor cores which has stirred much debate. Other details are not yet known as battery life or speed that would have.
It is expected that the processor will be nuclei Cortex-A7 to cover operations from easiest to most powerful ones.
So when there is still speculation is true or not about S IV? Will learn next week for sure.
Gogo's figures, the company that provides wireless Internet service in aircraft indicate that Apple devices are those that prevail in terms of the service level access during the flight.
It is not known if this is due to the fame that Apple products or Android users be more clever and download their software before traveling entertainment.
Regardless of the reason following infografikut figures published by Gogo's are really significant. 84% of internet users during the flight dispose iOS, while only 16% of them access the service through the Android system. Detailed information show that total smartfonëve, 73% are iPhones and 26% are Android.
The difference is really great, but Android has made improvements compared to 2011 when iOS devices that access the Internet in flight accounted for 96% while Android only 3.2%.
Even more detailed data report shows that people use tablets more than any other device to access the internet on the plane, ie 35%, while 33% use the laptop, while 32% of people use smartfonët.
Gogo offers Wi-Fi in 1500 aircraft recovery of companies as diverse as America Airlines, Air Canada, Delta, Frontier, etc..
The service is expensive as is based on hours of use while ago offered at a fixed rate for the entire duration of the trip.
Apple's new adopters Lightning Digital AV has a chip in it and can function as a receiver airplay, according to some research from Panic Software.
They were forced to seek and to study Apple adopters while working with another project that required work on TV.
While they were working with, observed performance issues and delay, which are mainly reported in the forums since new adopters replaced the old version.
Adopters, simply placed on the iPad and iPhone on the one hand, it offers an HDMI connector on the other. After being asked about the problem finally decided to break through one side. What they found inside was very interesting.
An ARM SoC with a compressed 256MB Hynix memory module, along with a host of other components.
Brian Klug of Anandtech said that could be a tip component airplay that decodes an encoded video signal sent through the wire from an iDevice.
What they use to be encoded video is not yet determined, but should be the same used for airplay, which is sent via USB.
This interesting history can be found in blog Panic Software.
At CES 2013 in January Panasonic introduced an interesting innovation in the tablet Windows 8, a product with 20 inch screen on which the company says it has support 4K resolution.
At that time, the company did not say a date extraction for this impressive device.
While Japan Times reported that Panasonic will release its own tablet 20 inches somewhere in the middle of this summer. The device will be sold initially as a business product. However, the price was not disclosed.
Panasonic in January said that the tablet will come with some special functions that would make the work more interesting. Former chairman of Microsoft Windows Division, Steven Sinofsky was very impressed by a demo of the device.
He said that the realization of AutoCad in real value was a miracle of technology.
