iPhone 5: A few things we should know

Unless you had your head firmly implanted into sand, you should know that the iPhone 5 should arrive by the end of the year, probably in the autumn. In recent months, have appeared on dozens of Web speculation about the characteristics of the most anticipated product coming from Apple’s stables.

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Malware for smartphones becomes a serious problem

Virus and malware for smartphones could become an increasingly serious problem in the future. Indeed one of the first things I would suggest to you when buying a new computer is to install a good antivirus software that can protect your computer from viruses and malware itself of all kinds.

Given that smartphones are “small computers”, in addition to making phone calls, we also allow you to go online, read and write email, download the app and do many other things, it is normal that you must have a degree of protection even from this point of view.

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iHome IDM5 the dock tablet with keyboard, speakers and speakerphone

iHome, a leading manufacturer of peripherals and accessories is coming to this year’s CES in Las Vegas to present a series of devices that will launch soon. We’re particularly talking about the interesting IDM5, a dock for tablets that promises different features compared to what you have seen so far.

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Samsung S27A970 27-inch Monitor with 2560×1440 Resolution

Samsung is going to take the wraps off their new 27-inch monitor high-end Series 9, the new Samsung S27A970, in the next few days during CES 2012 in Las Vegas. The model uses a panel-type PLS (plane switching line, which is the proprietary technology developed by Samsung like IPS) with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels.

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Get a Health Check While Peeing With the E-Urinal

Don’t you love concept designs? If you do, this one will crack you open. Designer Zhang Royce has come up with a new concept for an E-Urinal, one that will tell you just how “sick” you are, by simply standing in front of it.

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Acer Aspire S5 is “the thinnest UltraBook of the World”

Thin, thinner, Acer. The new Aspire S5 is to the date (according to the manufacturer) the thinnest UltraBook on the market. Acer’s new product is so great that the corresponding press release was published even before the official launch exhibition in Las Vegas — the Consumer Electronics Show.

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Nikon D4 DSLR: Specs Include 16.2 MP Sensor & 204,000 ISO

Nikon’s D3S successor is in the works. The new DSLR has been Christened Nikon D4 and while there’s no news exactly when it’s coming out (we do know something regarding prices), we found out that it now sports a 16.2 megapixel sensor, 204,800 ISO (at Hi-4), and of course, it now shoots video at 1080p.

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Toshiba Promises Thinest & Lightest 10.1″ Tablet & 13.3″ Ultrabook

And off we go with the superlatives. Toshiba plans on both the tablet market as well as the ultra-Book market and has to stand out for the CES show in Las Vegas by announcing the thinnest and lightest in both divisions. Whether other manufacturers follow suit, of course, there is not yet known, but given that Toshiba has announced a 55-inch TV with QFHD 3D that will work without glasses, along with a waterproof OLED tablet with a wireless power supply.

ViewSonic ViewPad 7e: Cheap Gingerbread Tablet, Price 160 Euro

If you’re in Europe, it’s not that easy to find a similar product to the Kindle Fire, a tablet that has no equal if you’re considering value for money. Since we still have ‘to wait’ a little (still no official announcement yet), we take advantage of the review for the ViewSonic ViewPad 7E from DeviceGuru for a look at another 7-inch tablet, the less noble but still very economical model.

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