BitTorrent Inc could be preparing to rename Gyre and brand new services Inc

Posted: May 9th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: Internet | Tags: , ,

Something about BitTorrent Inc, the company responsible for the BitTorrent protocol implementation uTorrent acquired some years ago. Recently, an alpha of the application that was launched this week, as mentioned a rather Gyre Inc company BitTorrent Inc in dialogue ‘About’. A spokesman has said that BitTorrent has been a simple mistake, but it seems that there are grounds to indicate that it may be something more than that.

The guys at TorrentFreak have sought information about the company Gyre Inc, and it has the same physical address that BitTorrent Inc. The descriptions of the activities of both companies are equal in the registry, and the name even appears in Gyre Terms of Use of the Share application released by BitTorrent. That is, there are plenty of reasons to suspect that BitTorrent may be thinking Gyre be renamed.

The image above gives us another test, where a salesman named Gyrecorp official jerseys sold both BitTorrent and uTorrent. You can check it yourself . The reasons are completely unknown, but clearly something being planned at the offices of BitTorrent. There are many signs that the name on the panel Gyro ‘About’ uTorrent has been a mere slip of a programmer. In the source, without going any further, tell of a preparation service with which customers can integrate file downloads. Torrent with browsers.


Orange reaches 12.5 million mobile customers

Posted: May 6th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: Mobile Phone | Tags: , ,

Orange today announces the results of the first quarter of 2012 and the figures show that the subsidiary of France Telecom is doing very well, improving their figures both in the business of mobile telephony in the fixed broadband.

In the first quarter joined Orange 981 million euro, 2.3% more than the same quarter last year, coming 797 million mobile business these although the fixed section was the most growth, with a rise of income of 8.6%.

During the first three months the French has added 129,000 new mobile customers, being the market leader in portability. A March 31 Orange totals 12.465 million clients, of which 62% are contract.

3,737,000 of these customers are Mobile Broadband with either a fee to navigate with a USB modem or a flat rate voice and data. In addition, OMV also bring benefit to Orange and that this network provides customers 1,443,000 virtual operators.

In the fixed broadband market did not fare badly operator Orange, adding 28,000 new customers a total of 1,293,000, 12.4% from the previous year. These data not only confirm the market trend with customers looking for cheaper deals in the alternative operators at the expense of Movistar, historically dominant in this sector.


Available Thunderbird 12 with few new

Posted: April 25th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: Technology | Tags: , ,

At the same time Firefox 12 also has updated the email manager Thunderbird. So Thunderbird is now available 12 with little news. The timing of both versions helps avoid confusion for users and have a prior calendar versions but does little if one does not work on improving the product or occurs with bug fixes and some more.

Because the main novelty of which can claim is that now in the global search results will include excerpts from the message. In addition to this option for developers with news about the previous version now supports Thunderbird add-ons that provide different types of local mail storage. And of course correction of errors in the previous version. And some more.

We assume that the number changes down to a preset schedule, not great news, either in performance or features. The good thing about this game is that updates are automatic and require virtually no user intervention. We hope to continue on this path of continuous improvement of mail, either version change or not.


Government’s data retention time being on

Posted: April 24th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: Technology | Tags: , ,

The federal government will bring a new law for the time being re-introduction of data retention on the way. The implementation of the relevant EU directive, despite the increasing pressure from Brussels decided to continue accordingly.

This was reported by the tabloid ‘Bild’ in its current edition, citing German EU circles. Background of the decision is to be the ongoing dispute in the ruling coalition over the issue. In particular, federal Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger (FDP) fights for years against the event-free storage of telecommunications data of every citizen.

The Union parties, in particular Hans-Peter Friedrich (CSU) in his role as Minister of the Interior, but also some other hard-liners, however, had repeatedly demanded that collected in 2010 by the Federal Constitutional Court Act in a new form on the way to bring. At least in this issue of the coalition partners but remained tough.

If the Union is now, however, was probably not willing to let fail already wobbly coalition on this issue. In the worst case, new elections would have been the result, which would have been according to the current state of the polls probably stood there without a previous partner.

Now the German government will allow the action announced by the European Commission probably coming towards him. This was an ultimatum to 26 April set. Because of the non-implementation of the directive threaten Germany, but probably also countries like Romania, where the constitutional courts stopped the retention also fines of several million euros.

Whether it ultimately gets that far, but is not sure yet. Even at the EU level, the retention is on trial. The initiated at the EU Commission review of the Directive is currently still coming.


Intel: First Android x86 smartphone this week

Posted: April 23rd, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: Mobile Phone | Tags: , ,

The first Android smartphone with an Intel x86 processor will come according to the company later this week on the market. According to informed sources, it will result in the act of the Indian manufacturer Xolo X900 Lava International.

Intel CEO Paul Otellini said during the announcement of his company’s recent financial results, that the delivery of the first smartphones to be launched with a major processor of its own production in the coming days. To what device this will be, but he was open.

Lava Xolo X900 – Android Smartphone with Intel CPU

According to a report of ‘ IDG ‘it will be, but at the Lava Xolo X900, which is based on an Intel Atom Z2460 processor, the first commercially available x86 chip based on the “Medfield” architecture. It is a mononuclear 32-nanometer processor, clocked at 1.6 GHz.

The Xolo X900 is the Z2460 up to eight hours of 3G calls, can be used for five hours surfing on 3G and up to six hours for the playback of HD video. It is still unclear which version of Android on the device is used, but probably it is the older version 2.3.x “Gingerbread”.