If you are a person with visual difficulties, navigate the website from here < 2014 Dakar Rally Dollar today Advance. Last time: class=”texto”> received by mail news impacting January 09 Thursday January 9, 2014 | 12:41 Technology class=”bajada” prototype images were filtered with the operating system of Google, the company confirmed that the Finnish have worked before sale to Microsoft has long been rumored that Nokia was flirting with Android. Already before its strategic alliance with Windows Phone from the Finnish firm commented that the alternative to migrate their phones to the open ecosystem of Google was an option that was shuffling. buzz about this possibility silenced just started to hit the market first Lumia smartphones. However, they returned to take hold when the intention of Microsoft to buy Nokia’s phone division was known. After learning this agreement, the website The Verge uncovered that the European company had a working group focused on developing a prototype smartphone with Google’s operating system. This development was the codename Normandy and sought to develop a low-budget team with an absolutely customized version of Android. So here they were rumors or allegations from internal sources, but little or nothing had been seen of Normandy. Now, Twitter user @ evleaks, one that first started the ball rolling smartphone Nokia with Android, posted on her some pictures of the team running. In the filtered images can be seen that there was little of the user interface to which we are accustomed Android phones. The design follows the characteristic lines of Nokia phones. addition to images of the interface, the user @ evleaks posted on her shots with the technical characteristics of the prototype and the operating system of choice. So you can know that the Normandy prototype was developed based on version 4.4.1 of Android KitKat with a Snapdragon processor, has a 5 megapixel camera and a display with a resolution of 854×480 pixels. chances that this team sees the light are not true. The acquisition of the Nokia cell phone from Microsoft is already underway and it seems that finally materialize. . http://www.lanacion.com.arTecnología 15:25 16 DEC made by order of the Government, in the case of new lines, charging per second will be from the beginning of next year http://www.lanacion.com.arTecnología 9:50 13 DEC a curious work, the artist Nickolay Lamm made a graphical representation of the coverage of mobile phone masts in the big cities, so prior had applied the same concept to the Wi-Fi networks http://www.lanacion.com.arEconomía 8:25 12 DEC From today Justice forced the phone to stop calculating minute communications companies, the change would mean a 30% savings for customers http://www.lanacion.com.arTecnología 17:04 05 DEC Ordered Federal Court St. Nicholas delivered four precautionary measures against the claim of an association that calls for pricing the call is made by the second and not a court per minute http://www.lanacion.com.arTecnología 12:44 05 DEC Although the Government had held increases in fertilizers cellular telephone bills are coming this month with 12 percent increase in average TECHNOLOGY TOPICS TODAY Trailer Villa GesellInflación and preciosEl circuit ATPRally Dakar 2014 in case you missed it class=”fecha” Your message is being processed in minutes will be entered in the comments of note. Terms and conditions How to advertise Work with us
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