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Curiosidades na internet
Vídeo vem fazendo enorme sucesso no YouTube.
Curiosidades na internet
Michael Bay está de volta ao universo dos robôs que pulam pra lá, pulam para cá, e deixam a plateia tonta sem entender o que diabos acontece na tela. Veja abaixo o primeiro trailer para “Transformers: A Era da Extinção”:
Pode contar aí quantas vezes temos um enquadramento com uma bandeira norte-americana ao fundo… “Transformers: A Era da Extinção” tem no elenco Mark Wahlberg como novo protagonista – substituindo o Mr. Paperbag – além de Jack Reynor (“De Repente Pai”) e Nicola Peltz (“Bates Motel”) que pelo jeito vai ficar berrando daaaaaaad o filme inteiro.
O filme chega ao Brasil dia 17 de Julho. Veja abaixo um pôster:
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Independent network tester RootMetrics on Wednesday released its latest nationwide test results on mobile network performance, reliability and speeds, and the results would indicate that not much has changed since last year: Verizon is the most dependable, but AT&T’s network is faster.
The comprehensive report ranks Verizon Wireless(s vz) highest overall in terms of reliability, awarding it the best scores among the four major operators in categories such as data, call, and text performance; but AT&T(s t) again took the highest marks in its speed index, though just barely.
Root didn’t spell out the average speeds it recorded in its 4.6 million tests in both indoor and outdoor locations. Rather it compiled a Root Score for each carrier, which factors in rote speed as well as more tangible use cases such as the time it takes to download 10 emails and how quickly the device establishes a connection…
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While unified communications (UC) is a popular term and a worthy goal, it remains loosely defined, and IT departments continue to struggle with implementation plans. Exactly what should UC mean to businesses, how should they get there, and how can they measure a return on their investment?
In this webinar, panel discussion topics include:
Speakers include:
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Google(s goog) announced a Gmail for iOS update on Wednesday that should virtually eliminate manually refreshing your Inbox on an iPhone(s aapl), iPad or iPod touch. The software now supports background refreshing so messages are pre-fetched and synchronized. Users will have to enable the background refresh function after updating the app, which can be found in the iTunes App Store. Apple notes that enabling background refresh for an application can impact battery life, so you’ll need to consider if the constant mail syncing is worth it compared to the manual or scheduled refreshing of your Inbox in Gmail for iOS.