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Moscow authorities have detected a new year rising prices for PCs and components
The Department of information technology of Moscow shared the results of the monitoring of the purchasing power of Muscovites in the field of information and communication technologies. As it turned out, Moscow’s prices on electronics and services in December increased significantly. This is most evident in the cost of PCs, notebooks and accessories for the…
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Americans: the terrorists win the war
mon 28 dec 2015, 13:22 Americans: the terrorists win the war WASHINGTON – A large majority of Americans is dissatisfied with the way the United States the fight against terror to tackle. This is evident from an opinion poll that was commissioned by the news channel CNN. Nearly three-quarters reacted therein dissatisfied. Photo: EPA Most…
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The Chinese have shown a metal Huawei Honor Plus 7
On the website of the Chinese center for certification of telecommunication equipment TENAA was seen new smartphone Huawei KIW-AL20. According to some specialists, this could be the premium version of the smartphone Honor 7, submitted in September 2015 — Honor 7 Plus. The smartphone is enclosed in a metal case, which is clearly seen on…
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Samsung preparing new 8-inch tablet Galaxy Tab
In the databases on the websites of the two certification organizations Bluetooth SIG and the Wi-Fi Alliance discovered information about a new tablet from the company Samsung. Thus, versions under the model numbers SM-T375S and SM-T375L certified Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Apparently, the Korean manufacturer is preparing for the imminent release of the device. According to…
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Many dead in attack on mosque in Nigeria
mon 28 dec 2015, 12:10 Many dead in attack on mosque in Nigeria MAIDUGURI – In a bomb attack on a mosque in the Nigerian city of Maiduguri Monday, about twenty people killed. That said a government official. A further 91 people were injured. Further details are still missing. Photo: REUTERS It is still unclear…
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Brit row as the first Pacific Ocean about
mon 28 dec 2015, 12:00 Brit row as the first Pacific Ocean about CAIRNS – The 53-year-old Briton John Beeden is the first person succeeded in non-stop, the Pacific Ocean to rowing. The trip started on June 1 in San Francisco and ended Monday after 209 days in the Australian Cairns. Beeden, who said that…
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Polish president signs controversial law
mon 28 dec 2015, 12:27 Polish president signs controversial law WARSAW – The president of Poland has a controversial law signed that the power and independence of the Constitutional Court indamt. The Polish president Andrzej Duda. Photograph: Thomson Reuters The law comes from the barrel of the party PiS, which since October to power in…
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Panasonic has implemented a flexible printed circuit Board
Panasonic has created a stretchable insulating film, which can be used in flexible electronic devices of the future. The material can withstand stretching 2.5 times its original length, and then returns to its original shape. The Japanese manufacturer has also developed a transparent electrode and conductive paste. A new insulating film material is able to…
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The scanner iris will make the Samsung Galaxy S7 is more expensive
Polish profile resource Android.com.pl shared another piece of information about the upcoming flagship Samsung Galaxy series S7. According to the source, the Korean manufacturer will make the next generation of its flagship Galaxy S6 is more expensive. And all because of a new authentication technology using face recognition iris. It is noted that the scanner…
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30 navigation steles with Wi-Fi will be installed in the center of Moscow for the New year
Press service of Department of transport of Moscow has informed that by the end of 2015 in the center of Moscow will be installed about three dozen navigational stele with free access to Wi-Fi. At the moment appeared first navigation stele with free Wi-Fi appeared on Myasnitskaya street. The installation of such steles is part…