It is a reality that the Steam Machines have not finished taking off, and although the Steam Link decoder is a good solution, in the end it ended up being something that many did not need. But not for that reason Valve will stop betting on new ideas, where now it seems that they have hit the nail on the head by leaning on something that everyone has: a smartphone.Continue reading →
BQ Aquaris X2 and X2 Pro: Twins with double camera and Android One for the mid-range
BQ has just presented its two new smartphones, the Aquaris X2 and X2 Pro. These are two new devices with the Android One operating system, which are committed to offering in the middle ranges some of the latest technologies, such as the double camera back, a screen without frames and a careful design.
They are two almost twin devices with very little difference between them. At best we can see different processors and memory configurations, but their cameras and features are the same in both models.Continue reading →
LG G7 ThinQ: This is the camera with which this new flagship competes with the best photographic smartphones of 2018
As we expected, the arrival of the LG G7 ThinQ does nothing but stoke the battle to position itself as the best photographic mobile phone of 2018. The South Korean brand has endeavored to explain to us in some detail what its strengths in this section are, that the has. But, even so, beating rival smartphones like Huawei’s P20 Pro, Google’s Pixel 2 XL or Samsung’s Galaxy S9 +, which are undoubtedly three of the most outstanding contenders, is not a simple task at all.Continue reading →
Xiaomi MITU DIY Robot, is the programmable robot that wants to compete with LEGO
Few segments and families of products where we do not find the Xiaomi brand as the protagonist. One of the most interesting for those who are fond of programmable robots is the range of programmable robots, hand in hand with the MITU DIY family.
The Xiaomi Robot
Once the work desk was chosen for a few days, the Xiaomi robot test was ready to start. As in other analyzes, next to me I had a notebook where I was going to write down the comments, impressions and details that, in the drafting phase, I did not want to forget, as well as the camera to illustrate the review. After that kind of ritual, he touched the unpacking of Xiaomi’s robot, just landed at home after a long trip from China.Continue reading →
Why MSN Messenger did not manage to stay as king of the courier?
Initially known as MSN Messenger since its birth in 1999 and Windows Live Messenger since 2005, the one who was the king of instant messaging services closed its rooms on October 31, 2014. A year and a half later and with the wisdom they have On Mondays when you see the results of the pools, you can ask why.
MSN Messenger competed at the height of the other giants of the messaging of the time: ICQ, AIM of AOL and Yahoo!. And it was that they were other times. In the 90s, the first services that provided Internet connection in American homes began to emerge.Continue reading →
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X and Ryzen 5 2600X: The second generation of micros Ryzen stands face to face with Intel
If you have had the opportunity to read our analysis of the Ryzen microprocessors that AMD has placed on the market until now, you will remember that our assessment of this family of chips has always been positive. Your tricks? A very interesting global performance, a margin to practice quite broad overclocking, and, in addition, an undoubtedly competitive price if we face the Intel microprocessors of similar benefits.Continue reading →
What is Dark Web? How is it different from Deep Web? How can you navigate through it?
For some time now, the media has been talking more and more about the so-called Deep Web or Dark Web. It is almost always done to relate it to criminal activities carried out in the depths of the network, and very rarely do they stop to explain what that Dark Web really is. An example of this is that they call it Deep Web, an erroneous term in most cases.Continue reading →
Mountain Steel, a workstation with Intel Core i9 CPU and license to work … and play!
The official launch in the middle of last year of Intel’s Core i9 microprocessor family further stimulated competition with AMD. Without a doubt, it’s great news for users. But perhaps the most interesting is that it gave rise to an exciting debate that raises to what extent it is preferable in terms of the execution of video games to have a higher clock speed compared to a higher number of cores.
I have decided to start the analysis of this Mountain workstation talking about the Core i9 processors because, as the title of the article anticipates, the CPU that governs this equipment is a Core i9-7900X chip with 10 cores and capable of simultaneously processing 20 threads of execution (threads). There is no doubt that one of the incentives of this machine is to check how this microprocessor performs, but this is not the only feature that is interesting. Not much less. If you want to discover much more about this proposal, you just have to keep reading.Continue reading →
iOS 11.3: These are the 12 most important features that you can now use
iOS 11.3 is now available. While you go to the settings of your iPhone and iPad to update your devices, it’s time to take a look at all the news that this new version of iOS brings. So you can get going as soon as possible.Continue reading →
Hard drives that look like SSD in speed? So Seagate doubles the speed of traditional disks
If someone tells you that your disk drive reaches read speeds of 480 MB / s, you will most likely be asked “An SSD drive, right?”. That could be true until now, but those speeds can also be found on conventional hard drives.
This is what Seagate has promised, which thanks to its Multi Actuator technology is capable of doubling the access speeds to its hard drives. Taking into account that so far the fastest units of 7200RPM were around 235 MB / s, the evolution is certainly remarkable.Continue reading →










