The announcement of the developer version launch of Apple's iOS 6 at WWDC in June is accompanied by a lot of rumours.
The first one would be that Apple intends to ditch Google Maps and replace it with their own, in house, 3D aspect version. The rumous has been confirmed one by one by Mark Gu... | 
Attention world. The Apple giant has awaken. The iPhone 5 producer, the Chinese firm Pegatron Technology got the orders to produce the new smartphone ahead of scheduled, thus making the rumours about the launch of the iPhones 5 in September this year more plausible.
There are rumours which cl... | 
2012 Samsung Premium TV Showcase. There, Samsung Electronics unveiled its and the world first large-screen OLED TV ready for mass production. The Samsung ES9500 OLED TV is 55-inches wide and full of features. This TV has become, hence its launch, the landmark in both the company's and the world'... | 
With one billion Angry Birds downloads, Rovio could update the game endlessly and live big hence forth. But they don't intend to rely only on the wall hitting birds to bring them money. The Finnish company has announced that in two months time they will release a new game, called Amazing Alex.... |
Apple is going forward with the launch of the 7-inch Mini iPad, launch programed for October 2012, in the same time with the launch of the new iPhone. But that's not what captures ones interest, it's the price. Apple intends to sell the mini tablet at a price ranging from $200 to $250. The idea ... | 
Teleportation represent the ability to transfer an object from one place to another without it traveling through the intervening space. The idea is to transfer the information about the object, and not the object itself, which can be applied to a similar object in a the new location and will ef... | 
Ok. So until now we had augmented reality and GPS with augmented reality. Now picture the both of them installed on the front of a car's windshield. And starting with July 2012, you won't have to picture it anymore, it will be a reality. Pioneer Corp announced the launch of a car navigation sy... | 
Harry Potter again. Actually, Harry Potter still. Although the movie series featuring the little wizard prodigy has ended, the story, the written story of Harry Potter still intrigues people. Which is a good thing, giving the less and less interest people manifest regarding books.
Amazon has ... |
An ordinary physics lesson. Refraction of the light. Remember that lesson from school? Normal, visible light can be refracted (bent) by using glass lenses. How do they work? Glass has atoms which are orbited by electrons which respond to incoming light by shaking about and pushing the light ... | 
Japan, a country like no other. And with phones like no other. Their phones, set for their country, won't work in other countries. I don't know enough technical details to explain that, but I do know that it's a fact. And because Japan has different needs when it comes to phones, Sony has announ... | 
So we're talking about social networks now. The first and the largest, we all know it, Facebook. Followed by Twitter. And where is Google+? Let's just say... far away. And because Google won't give up on its own social network just yet, they decided to make an update to the Google+ mobile app fo... | 
Facebook is on the move ladies and gentleman. The social network may have started with freemium apps, but now it's going through the Apple manual and is now offering paid apps. With this beta program developers can charge Facebook users a flat fee in exchange for their app use. The program cov... |
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