New Wireless Data Transmission Record

Researchers from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany have developed a new method for high speed data transmission. In the laboratory they reached the speed of wireless data transmission of 100 Gb / s, which is a new world record.

6,8 Million Mobile Subscribtion Expected in the End of 2013

Over the last year  more than 250 million people have joined the World Wide Web. By the end of 2013 almost 40% of the population will use the Internet. This is according to a new report, "Measuring the Information Society" for 2013, which was prepared by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). 

Microsoft To Say Goodbye To Tiles

Lead Analyst of Mobile Research Group Eldar Murtazin said in his podcast that within Microsoft a working group that considers the further development of mobile platforms is created. According to him, the main options being considered is the establishment of a unified OS for ARM-tablets and smartphones in 2014.

Scientists Developed Transparent Solar Batteries

Engineers at the University of California at Los Angeles have developed solar cells that absorb light primarily in the infrared range and therefore have sufficient transparency for use in windows and screens of electronic devices.

Apple Presented Updated MacBook Air And MacBook Pro

In the San Francisco during the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) Apple introduced the updated line of MacBook Air laptops and Mac Pro desktop.

Windows 8 To Be Redesigned

Microsoft will redesign its Windows 8 operating system  in key aspects, and the update with a Blue codename will be released later this year, as Marketing Manager and Windows CFO Tami Reller told to Financial Times.

Google Glass: Two New Competitors

The gadget of augmented reality Google Glass was presented last summer, and now some companies are working on similar devices that will compete with the innovative solution from Google.

Amazon Buys Goodreads Service

Online retailer Amazon has agreed to purchase the service of books recommendations Goodreads. It was said in an American retailer's press release on its website.