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iPhone 5 and Leak

iPhone 5 and leak, It is the latest in a long line of leaks surround Apple's new iPhone.

But the newest video claims to show something no other leak has - an iPhone with a larger, 4 inch screen being switched on.

It comes amid a flurry of leaks claiming to reveal the new handset.

The video, which was upload to YouTube by an anonymous users, claims to show an iPhone 5 new to an iPhone 4S.

In the video, the new handset's controversial connector can be clearly seen, along with the larger 4 inch screen.

7.85-inch iPad And Fall Release - On the heels of Google's $199 Nexus 7, Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves is predicting that Apple will introduce a 7.85-inch iPad in October:

"We anticipate an entry-level 7.85" iPad with 8GB of NAND capacity to price at $299 with an initial gross margin of 31%. We estimate Apple will sell 10.0 million 7.85" iPads in FQ1 (Dec. 2012) and 35.2 million in all of F2013. Based on estimated component order volume, we believe our iPad mini unit estimates are well within Apple's production capacity. We anticipate 25% cannibalization of the larger 9.7" iPad (for every four 7.85" iPads added, we reduced our 9.7" iPad estimate by one), so our total F2013 iPad estimate increases to 91.6 million from 65.2 million," he wrote in a report published Thursday.

The Evolution Of Computers Apple ,How did Apple technology from the first computer to the latest iPhone.1976 - Apple I

BlackBerry services collapse in three continents

BlackBerry services collapse in three continents

BlackBerry services collapse in three continents. Blackberry users in Africa, Europe and Asia have been cut off due to a fault at RIM, the Canada-based manufacturer of the popular device, the Telegraph reported on its website.

Millions of users were unable to connect to web services, use instant messaging or send e-mails.

A spokesman from RIM was not available for comment.

T-Mobile UK tweeted, “There is an issue with Blackberry services at present. RIM are investigating this at present," on its official Twitter account.

Imagine if you bought Apple stock in 1997

Imagine if you bought Apple stock in 1997

Imagine if you bought Apple stock in 1997. Buying 100 shares back then was a fairly small investment that would have brought big returns. Steve Jobs is clearly one of the most universally admired chief executives in history. But it wasn't always that way.

He didn't have the faith of investors back in 1997, when he returned to Apple Computer. The company was barely hanging on, and when Jobs was named interim chief executive in September, the stock price was around $21.81 (or $5.45 adjusted for splits).

Russian tablet rival ipad

Russian tablet rival ipad

Russian tablet rival ipad. Russia designs tablet PC to rival Apple's iPad. A Russian state company plans to start mass production next year of cheap plastic-based tablet computers for school students which it says will rival Apple Inc's iPad.

Anatoly Chubais, an architect of Russian market reform and a head of technology conglomerate Rosnano, told Prime Minister Vladimir Putin the new computer would cost about $420 compared with $670 for the cheapest iPad.

Batmobile Auction. World's only turbine-powered Batmobile up for sale on eBay, recession hits Bruce Wayne, too.

Remember that Boeing-powered Batmobile we ran across last month? Well friends, it could be yours via eBay auction in about a week. Currently, the highest bid is you can buy it now for $620,000 -- which would be enough to cover the cost of several cars not fit for the Caped Crusader.

Tacit Glove Gives Sight to the Blind. Using sonar technology, the wrist-mounted glove helps a user recognize the distance from an object by applying varying levels of pressure to the wrist, Engadget reported.

The gauntlet is made of an Arduino microcontroller, ultrasonic sensors and a pair of servomotors. The circuitry and software are registered under Creative Commons, allowing anyone — including you, dear reader — to go and construct his or her own.
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Yours for £33,000: The real-life Tron Lightcycle superbike that can hit speeds of 120mph

If you have a spare £33,000 and are in the market for the ultimate boy's toy, then this might be the treat for you.

A motorbike painstakingly engineered to replicate the computer-generated bike in science fiction film Tron: Legacy is now on sale.

In the film, the bike was created using state-of-the-art CGI graphics and is controlled by computer programs and gamers.

The real version, created by Parker Brothers Choppers, is 8ft long, 23 inches wide and weighs 474lbs. It can also reach a cool 120mph.

IBM produces first brain chips

IBM produces first brain chips

IBM produces first brain chips. BM has developed a microprocessor which it claims comes closer than ever to replicating the human brain. The system is capable of "rewiring" its connections as it encounters new information, similar to the way biological synapses work.
Researchers believe that by replicating that feature, the technology could start to learn.

HP to exit tablet and PC business

HP to exit tablet and PC business

HP to exit tablet and PC business. Hewlett Packard has confirmed plans to stop making PCs, tablets and phones, in order to refocus on software. It has also emerged that the US company has agreed to buy UK software firm Autonomy for £7.1bn ($11.7bn).

Interesting and cool modifying computer casings.

Homemade Power Plant. Malawi - one of the poorest countries in Africa and around the world. Usually in Malawian villages have electricity only a few places - the common house with a refrigerator and TV. But even in such places there are geeks. This 15-year-old home built power plant of bicycles and other improvised means. The power plant supplies electricity to the whole house.

Americas First No-Glasses 3-D Smart Phone

Americas First No-Glasses 3-D Smart Phone

Move over Apple: AT&T announces America's first no-glasses 3-D smart phone
It's been a busy few days for AT&T.

First the company announced a $39billion buyout of Deutsche Telekom’s struggling T-Mobile USA.

Now they're planning to launch America's first 3-D smart phone in a matter of months.

Hot on the heels of the Nintendo 3-DS game device and its 3-D screen, the LG Thrill 4G will have a 3-D screen and will allow users to shoot 3-D video and 3-D stills with the dual 5-megapixel stereoscopic camera.

The Thrill will run Google's Android software and will be able to play games and YouTube clips in 3-D.

In addition to apps and games from Android Market, the phone will offer 3-D content via the 'LG 3-D Space,' which houses 3-D games, video clips and images.

It comes preloaded with 16GB of memory (8GB onboard plus an 8GB MicroSD card), can record and playback 3-D video in high definition through the HDMI-out port or steam content wirelessly through DLNA technology.

T-Mobile USA has already said it will sell a tablet computer from LG that can shoot 3-D video. However, it won't have a 3-D screen.

Super-fast 4G services set for 2013

Broadband-speed internet on your mobile phone: Super-fast 4G services set for 2013

Licences for high-frequency analogue TV bandwidth could raise billions
Broadband-speed mobile network will be available in all corners of Britain
Britain already behind U.S. and Japan who have 4G networks
Hopes that 4G could raise as much as sale of 3G for £22.5bn
Licences for the latest generation of mobile internet – capable of delivering broadband speed to phones on the go – will be auctioned for billions of pounds in a year’s time, it emerged today.

Fourth-generation (4G) services, offering fast connections to British smartphones, laptops and tablet computers, will use the wireless spectrum historically used by analogue TV.

The government could raise huge sums by selling the rights to use the high frequencies between 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz, which are being switched off broadcasting as digital is rolled out.

The auction of 3G licences in 2000 raised a remarkable £22.5billion for the Government from phone companies.

Telecoms regulator Ofcom today revealed the auction will be held in the first quarter of 2012 and 4G services should be available from 2013.

Fashion Phone from Yves Behar

Fashion Phone from Yves Behar

It is quite natural to ask when you find out about the cost of this unit, which is 10 000 dollars (in the version with stainless steel housing) - what it is? The answer - two-inch screen, 200 entries in the calendar function and send sms. That's all. Version in a gold package costs $ 58,700.

Shakira and Pique finally caught kissing

Shakira and Pique finally caught kissing

Colombian singer Shakira and Spanish soccer star Gerard Pique were photographed kissing, putting an end to months of speculation about the now-confirmed relationship between the two.

Until the publication of the already legendary kiss in gossip magazine "Caras," the two had not been caught doing more than holding hands.

Photographers have been chasing the couple ever since Shakira broke up with her ex-boyfriend and rumors arose she and the FC Barcelona defender were romantically involved.

Paparazzi able to deliver the first photo of the famous couple kissing had been promised a $100,000 reward.

Source: Colombiareports

What will the iPhone 5

What will the iPhone 5

iPhone 5

After iPad 2 has already been presented officially, rumors about him, of course, stopped, but now they have focused on the new facility, Kojima became the iPhone 5, whose output is traditionally expected in June or July of this year. And that's what is rumored that it can be expected. Firstly, there are suggestions that the new iPhone will be aluminum body instead of glass, like the iPhone 4. Secondly, the antenna will be moved to another location (presumably for the logo) that will eliminate the problem of signal loss that exists in the current model. Oh, and thirdly, perhaps the iPhone 5 will be a new processor Apple A5, the same as in the new iPad 2. Smartphones are the fifth-generation iPhone will be equipped with wireless high-frequency communication modules, short-range

Near Field Communications (NFC), which are designed for contactless payments via mobile devices. This was announced today, March 14, wrote the British newspaper The Independent, citing sources among cellular operators. Unfortunately until this is all that is in the network relative to iPhone5