THE MICROSOFT WINDOW 1O DEVICE PRESS EVENT ON TUESDAY,OCTOBER SIX,2015. THE MORNING CAME WITH THE UNVEILING OF MICROSOFT LATEST LONG AWAITED RELEASE OF THE FIRST-EVER LAPTOP(SURFACE BOOK-HYBRID LAPTOP)MANUFACTURE BY THE SOFTWARE GIANT. WHICH FINALLY STOLE THE SHOW. THE COMPANY ALSO UNVEILED THE NEW SURFACE PRO 4, LUMIA 950 AND 90XL SMART PHONES, MICROSOFT BAND AND THE INCREDIBLE NEW DEMO OF HOLOLENS TECHNOLOGY.
IT WAS A GREAT DAY FOR MICROSOFT FOR ALL IT STANDS FOR AND HAS ACHIEVED, AS THE NEW GENERATION OF HARDWARE. JUST AS EVERYONE THOUGHT MICROSOFT WAS DONE WITH IT ALL, THE SURPRISE CAME AS THE COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT ITS HYBRID LAPTOP - THE SURFACE BOOK, WHICH FUTURE A 13.INCH DISPLAY WITH THE 6TH GENERATION INTEL CORE PROCESSOR, A CORE i7, HIGH-SPEED GDDRS MEMORY, NVIDIA GEFORCE GPU, AND A 12HOURS BATTERY LIFE.
THE DETACHABLE LAPTOP CAN BE TAKEN APART AT ITS FULCRUM HINGE TO MAKE IT USABLE AS IT HAS A CLIPBOARD.
with its crazy snaking hinge that Microsoft calls the dynamic fulcrum hinge, letting the screen flip around or be safely detached tcreate a standalone Surface tablet.
The Lumia 950 and 950XL were both announced at the event, as Microsoft’s two new high-end smartphones to compete with the likes of iPhone and flagship Android devices like the Galaxy S6. The Lumia 950 sports a 5.2-inch display with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 808 processor, while the Lumia 950 XL exceeds those specs with a 5.7-inch display and top-of-the-line Snapdragon 810 processor.
The smartphones feature an impressive 20-megapixel triple-LED flash camera, equipped with optical image stabilization and a dedicated camera shutter button. Microsoft has also added a USB Type-C connector to both devices for fast charging and data transfer. It showed some brief demos of the two Lumia smartphones working like PCs, capable of taking in a range of file formats and using them on the device.
Microsoft also announced a much cheaper Lumia 550 with a quad-core processor.
MICROSOFT BAND 2
The improved design band is pleasant to see. Virtual assistant Cortana has also been added to this Microsoft Band (2015), allowing you to call for a cab, check notifications, and instantly look at health information through voice. Apps like Uber, Facebook, and Subway will integrate with the wearable, letting you pay on the wearable as well. improved health futures with VO2 monitoring and a barometer for tracking elevation during treks.
Microsoft also reveal the new surface pro 4 with upgrade on it Processor,up to 1t of storage,30% of performance bump,16gig of Ram, a bigger display , new type cover(thinner and lighter), surface pen update with an eraser, a button to contact contana.
HOLOLEN PROJECT X-RAY
Microsoft updated us on it’s “mixed reality” device that understands the parameters of a room and can show artificial images inside of it. The new demo, called Project X-Ray, is an artificial game where you fend off a robot invasion. HoloLens will create large dents in your room, where robots will send minions to attack. The player is able to fend these minions off with a variety of laser weapons. Even though, it would be a fun game, the demo shows what is possible on HoloLens, for third-parties to get involved.
Microsoft under a new leadership now has what it take to compete, with a clear cut design and focus part in hardware designs.After the October 6th 2015 presentation it’s clear Microsoft has a charismatic stage presence to communicate those messages to the public in the form of VP Panos Panay.
Good-luck and Weldon Microsoft; Am optimistic and proud.
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MOSCOW-RUSSIA TAKING THE LEAD IN INTERNET CRIME AND CYBER MORALITY....
As part of increasing efforts by the world’s largest entertainment companiesto crack down on Internet piracy, various initiatives are seeking to deprive so-called
‘pirate’ sites of their income.
According to the Russian Association of Electronic Communications big
companies are supporting piracy with $70 million a year because of their
online-advertising. They plan to negotiate with the named companies to take down their ads.
For a long time, Russia has been a haven for software pirates, with a
government doing nothing about it.Legislation changed however two years ago with new anti-piracy laws that
require internet service providers to block pirate sites. According to Torrentfreak, some days ago access to 280 Pirate sites has been restricted in Russia. With the new initiative, the Russian
Government takes another important step to dry out the big shady sector of
Media piracy in Rlussia.
“If we can agree with the agencies, the pirate business will die by itself,”
says Media chief Marina Surygina.
While the government and local industry may indeed succeed in forcing
large companies to withdraw their support for pirate sites, there are plenty
of smaller operations that are only too willing to take up the slack.
“Our ‘follow the money’ initiative was supported and announced by deputy
minister Volin. We have detailed research on brand advertising on pirate
sites including all campaign details, URLs, agencies etc,” Byrdin says.
“We’re going to go all the way with these brands and reveal either their
hypocrisy or negligence.”
Automobile manufacturers including Toyota, Nissan, Ford, Mazda and Volvo are all
being accused of being pirate sponsors by the government, alongside
technology giant Microsoft and personal grooming product company
Gillette.
But that’s just the beginning of a hardline stance that also includes site
blacklisting . “We’re ready to start taking responsibility for this and
establishing a commission to blacklist sites,” Wolin continued. “But we’ll
need government approval for that.”
Back in America, the idea of starving piracy is hardly an idea at all. In a
recent Forbes op-ed, RIAA president Cary Sherman complained about legal
loopholes in the DMCA and useless ‘whack-a-mole’ enforcement, but didn’t
even mention the elephant-in-the-room of major brand advertising.
Meanwhile, streaming industry revenues are being crippled by free access ,
with advertisers seemingly happy to support legal or illegal sites alike.
‘pirate’ sites of their income.
According to the Russian Association of Electronic Communications big
companies are supporting piracy with $70 million a year because of their
online-advertising. They plan to negotiate with the named companies to take down their ads.
For a long time, Russia has been a haven for software pirates, with a
government doing nothing about it.Legislation changed however two years ago with new anti-piracy laws that
require internet service providers to block pirate sites. According to Torrentfreak, some days ago access to 280 Pirate sites has been restricted in Russia. With the new initiative, the Russian
Government takes another important step to dry out the big shady sector of
Media piracy in Rlussia.
“If we can agree with the agencies, the pirate business will die by itself,”
says Media chief Marina Surygina.
While the government and local industry may indeed succeed in forcing
large companies to withdraw their support for pirate sites, there are plenty
of smaller operations that are only too willing to take up the slack.
“Our ‘follow the money’ initiative was supported and announced by deputy
minister Volin. We have detailed research on brand advertising on pirate
sites including all campaign details, URLs, agencies etc,” Byrdin says.
“We’re going to go all the way with these brands and reveal either their
hypocrisy or negligence.”
Automobile manufacturers including Toyota, Nissan, Ford, Mazda and Volvo are all
being accused of being pirate sponsors by the government, alongside
technology giant Microsoft and personal grooming product company
Gillette.
But that’s just the beginning of a hardline stance that also includes site
blacklisting . “We’re ready to start taking responsibility for this and
establishing a commission to blacklist sites,” Wolin continued. “But we’ll
need government approval for that.”
Back in America, the idea of starving piracy is hardly an idea at all. In a
recent Forbes op-ed, RIAA president Cary Sherman complained about legal
loopholes in the DMCA and useless ‘whack-a-mole’ enforcement, but didn’t
even mention the elephant-in-the-room of major brand advertising.
Meanwhile, streaming industry revenues are being crippled by free access ,
with advertisers seemingly happy to support legal or illegal sites alike.
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