Software Review

What is the reason for not using more voice assistants?

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
Assistants

Our smartphones have long been offering the ability to “talk to them” through the wizard’s voice, but although the use of this feature has been extended in recent times, almost never used in a particular scenario: when there are people around.

A study of Creative Strategies reveals that many users do not know or use this option, but among those who use it frequently becomes clear that at the moment what to talk to the phone or smart watch is made especially when no one sees us.Continue reading →

Gadget

Samsung Gear Fit 2 becomes Tizen comes with integrated GPS and better resolution

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
Samsung Gear Fit 2

Two years have passed since Samsung launched its bracelet features smartwatch Gear Fit, which had an attractive design, comfortable and a curved screen that is adapted to the contour of our wrist, but now, after several rumors is official arrival of the new Gear Fit 2.

Gear Fit 2 maintains essentially that spirit of activity monitor, since the improvements that integrates are around a new interface based on Tizen, graphics and information that shows us all the time every detail of our exercise routine and new sensors which will give all this information accurately.Continue reading →

Web Design

7 Website Disasters That Will Sink You In 2016

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell

In this web-centric economy, your website is likely the lifeblood of your business. If it goes down, for whatever reason, it will inevitably cost you money. Website disasters range in severity, and the longer you are down, the more money you stand to lose. It helps to be aware of some of the more popular website disasters to avoid for this next year. Here are six common business-sinking website disasters you can begin to prepare for before it is too late.Continue reading →

Smartphone Review

Ubuntu finally turns your smartphone into a desktop PC, and does so via Miracast

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
Ubuntu

The promise of convergence was too good to be true. Canonical made us dream, but the platform has finally reached the market has shown that both smartphones and tablets, there is still a long way to go for Ubuntu.

Today, however, have taken an important step: the latest update of the mobile operating system achieves something that until now was not available for users of Ubuntu on smartphones: now can turn your phone into a desktop PC wirelessly thanks to the Miracast technology.Continue reading →

Hardware Review

Qualcomm wants to be the heart more efficient with its Snapdragon wearables 1100

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
Qualcomm

The world of wearables begins to mature and that involves making adjustments in strategies, we no longer need devices that do everything, because it has been shown that success is reaching those that offer good autonomy and specific functions that often do not need a connection to our smartphone.

For this reason it is necessary to also change some of the components and focus efforts on making them more efficient, and Qualcomm wants to attack this segment through its new range of processors which premiered in February with the Snapdragon Wear 2100 and now is the time to learn Wear the new Snapdragon 1100.Continue reading →

Hardware Review

ASUS again let their hair with G31 ROG and ROG GX800 for gamers

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
ASUS

Those responsible for ASUS have not stopped talking about developments in this Computex 2016: in a second event dedicated exclusively to video game lovers the firm has submitted that according to its makers are laptop and desktop PC gaming’s most powerful world.

The ASUS ROG G31 Edition 10 marks a decade of effort ASUS for copar an increasingly demanding in the field of PCs for gaming category, while the ROG GX800 is a laptop that renews and characteristic giant module liquid cooling and adds power to pour for a team that also has a retro laminate mechanical keyboard.Continue reading →

Gadget

Paperlike, the first electronic ink monitor, is already on presale in Indiegogo

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
Paperlike

Electronic ink has not only revolutionized the way we read through the e-books, but also we have seen applied to all kinds of products, from smartphones and watches to keyboards, remote controls, bus stops and even slippers.

The next stop seems to be computer monitors, a sector in which Chinese manufacturer Dasung takes time to develop it’s paperlike. Now, after months of waiting, this 13 – inch screen enters its final pre-launch launching a campaign Indiegogo with which we can already book ours.Continue reading →

Gadget

Windows 10 and Android live in GOLE1, a handheld touchscreen

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
GOLE1

If you start looking for small computers with Windows 10 and hardware Intel, you get bored, but if you’re looking for something very portable, the supply is reduced. If you put up a condition that the gadget has integrated display, few clunkers will find interesting. I invite you to meet one that meets these things and is called GOLE1.

Basically it is a desktop computer that we can carry. I mean, the hardware and connections GOLE1 offers allows us to place you monitor and peripherals to work with him on a table. But the really interesting – I do not know if practical – you see there is a touch screen and a battery that allows us to start our applications anywhere.Continue reading →

Smartphone Review

Motorola Moto G (2016) and Moto G Plus, first impressions worth the increase of price

Posted on by Gabriel Lowell
Moto G

Year after year, Motorola has renewed its line Moto G, one of the most recommended and even some award winner since its launch in 2013. This time we see how Lenovo launches a new version twice, Moto G and Moto G Plus.

This year the new Moto G grow and reach the 5.5 inches, go to a higher category of Qualcomm chip, Octacore Snapdragon 617 and become part of standard 2 GB of RAM. The Plus model has additional enhancements such as a camera or 16 Mpx fingerprint reader, however, be worthwhile even with the price increase in this range?

Design inspired by Moto X … but polycarbonate

The body of the new Motorola Moto G and Moto G plus boast that design that looked Moto X and even hinted that the Nexus 6 last year. We see a remarkable change from Motorola Moto G (2015) and the biggest differences are larger, partly due to the screen, and the features are on the way: water resistance or double front speaker.

The back is covered by a lid with rubbery finish, pleasant to the touch and improves grip of these 5.5-inch models.Continue reading →