iPhone 6 con iOS 7

iPhone 6 con  iOS 7

Zoom con un dedo

La mejor forma de hacer zoom con un solo dedo en Google Maps

Introducing Google Nose

We're excited to announce our newest addition to Search: Google Nose. What do wet dogs smell like? Google Nose! How about victory? Google Nose! Try searching on Google for "wet dog" and explore other smells that people sniffed for, or visit google.com/nose to learn more. Happy smelling!

Japan Display showcases the latest in mobile display technology

Japan Display showcases the latest in mobile display technology
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31/10/2012 FPD International 2012

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Innovation Vehicle

'Surface' phones, iPad minis

 

Dear friends,

There's been a rumor going around for some time. One that we here at 90 Seconds thought if we ignored, it would just go away. "Why," we said to ourselves and no one else in particular, " would anyone ever think this falls within the realm of reality?" Still, we now have thought aloud to ourselves and absolutely no one else in particular, it's a persistent rumor. Still let's adress it now.

We do not film in front of a green screen. It's not a blue screen either. There is no elaborate tracking to keep a persistent illusion that the host is in a studio when in fact he's in a tiny box with a pastel-colored drape behind him. That's just silly — holodecks are way easier for production.

Thank you and have a nice day.

 

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Go Google: 30 Rock

There's nothing like a brainstorm for sparking some new ideas. With Google documents, it's even easier to get the whole gang together - although you still have to come up with the ideas! Learn more at http://google.com/gonegoogle.

Display without Boundaries: Kinect Turns Bowl into a Touchscreen - IDF 2012

kinect touch screen http://www.mobilegeeks.com Imagine a "Display without Boundaries", this is a pilot project from Intel that turns any surface into a fully capable multi-touch screen. That means you can turn any wall, table, or item into a touch-screen device that recognizes multitouch gestures and actions.

They are able to do this by using a Microsoft Xbox Kinect, a computer, and their specially designed software and recognization algorithms. It won't be hitting your homes anytime soon, but it's possible using hardware readily available on the market. Feeling inspired?

Google Drive for mobile

With Google Drive apps for Android and iOS, your stuff is also available wherever you are, on any device. Search for and share files, access them offline, collaborate with others in real time on documents and *spreadsheets, and flip through presentations on the go. Learn more and get the apps at http://www.google.com/mobile/drive.

*Creating and editing spreadsheets on mobile is not yet available on Android or iOS. Check http://googledrive.blogspot.com to find out when it is live.

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IFA 2012 - PLAY

Tim Harrison talks us through the mobile and tablet devices on the PLAY stand here at IFA 2012, plus the new PlayStation mobile games and an IFA exclusive Music Unlimited offer.

New Kindle Fire, Apple vs. Google

It's that time of year again — can you smell it in the air? It's laptop season! The world is gathered in Berlin for the glorious release of one hundred and forty million new laptops (all numbers approximate). We've welcomed Paul from off the internet, and shared with him all of this week's new wares. And oh, what wares! In addition to the slew of laptops, today brought word that Google and Apple are engaged in some very high-level discussions about patents. We also got a look at what Bezos and co. have been up to when they're not watching episodes of Parks and Rec on Amazon Instant. All that and more, from your internet-free pal Paul Miller. And all in 90 seconds! He's so efficient, that Paul.

Acer Aspire S7 Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook hands-on

Acer Aspire S7 Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook

Vlad checks out the Acer Aspire S7 touchscreen ultrabook running Windows 8 at IFA 2012.

Read the article here:
http://www.theverge.com/2012/8/30/3279084/acer-aspire-s7-ifa-2012

Apple vs. Samsung, RIP Neil Armstrong, and more

Apple vs. Samsung, RIP Neil Armstrong, and more

Happy Monday, readers — we're glad to see you've made it through this emotional weekend. It's hard to believe, but the long judicial ordeal that was Apple v. Samsung is over. Fortunately for Samsung, the gadget maker has IFA 2012 and a new Windows 8 tablet to distract from the pain of what can only be characterized as a thorough loss. Meanwhile, citizens of the world celebrated the life of Neil Armstrong, the first human being to walk on the moon. That and more in today's 90 Seconds on The Verge.

Samsung vs Apple - The Verdict Explained

Samsung vs Apple - The Verdict Explained

 

The Vergecast returns on a Friday night to report the news of the Apple vs. Samsung verdict live as it happens and give the in-depth analysis you need to make sense of it all. On tonight's episode, Joshua Topolsky is joined by a team of Verge correspondents to go page by page through the jury's decision, and discuss the implications and next steps for Apple and Samsung. For even more coverage on this controversial verdict visit the story stream on The Verge: http://vrge.co/OduaHT

For audio only version, comments, and links to subscriptions visit the show post on The Verge: http://vrge.co/OftNwC

Google Forms a teacher/student connection

Google Forms a teacher/student connection

  Kettle-Moraine High School teacher Ms. Kornowski finds a way of connecting with her students and build meaningful relationships with them.Learn more about teachers and students using Google tools in education at http://www.google.com/education

Apple v. Samsung, Nintendo Power, and more

Apple v. Samsung, Nintendo Power, and more

 

"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near Tannhäuser Gate. LTE service activated in the presence of the Queen. I've seen two major companies let a jury of nine civilians decide the fate of their intellectual property and millions — if not billions — of dollars in damages. I've watched magazines rise and fall as sands in the hourglass fall.

Galaxy Note 10.1, RIP mobile Flash, and more

Galaxy Note 10.1, RIP mobile Flash, and more

People of the world: this is not a GIF. But wait, don't leave! It's something more. It's something better. It's a long-form GIF with an audio component. One that's capable of high-quality visuals but loads more gradually, less choppy. A GIF you can jump around in. And it has a name that isn't hotly debated. Now, you may be worried about this Brave New World of "video" — that's what we call it, which is some foreign term for "GIF with enhancements." Thomas Houston has taught us so much.