Intel faster than Snapdragon, Canon EOS 70D, Motorola Moto X ... - Hardware upgrade.it

The fight fiercer in the IT world is certainly that which is between the Korean Samsung to the U.S. Apple: the two giants are challenging across the board, in the market about the products and in the classrooms of courts with respect to patents and licenses. TGtech opens with Andrea Bai who speaks of ‘ acquisition of Boxee by Samsung , a step in the company’s strategy to counter the rise of Asian Apple TV in the world of televisions, Samsung dominates the market where and aims to continue to do so for a long time.

In second place is David Fasola that brings us the first advertisement for the new Motorola Moto X : This is an important confirmation of the new release of Motorola, this time heavily in Google sauce, also saw the recent change of logo that sees the presence very obvious influence of the company in Mountain View.

Paolo Corsini instead speaks of Intel Atom Bay Trail : The new platform company in Santa Clara is presented in the first benchmark faster than Snapdragon 800, the recent Qualcomm also proposed that in our tests has proven to be a cut above what is currently on the market. Intel should therefore be in pole position? Not at all, Snapdragon 800 is already on the market (Here is a recent example), while for the Intel platform to talk about the end of the year.

Canon EOS 70D with Dual Pixel CMOS AF is the innovation put into the pot from the house red and white to fill the gap in the world of autofocus in Live View and during the video recording. Roberto Colombo drops in detail of the new technology that has integrated two photodiodes in each DE9 20.2 million pixels that form the surface of the sensor, thus making all the APS-C CMOS sensor sensitive to the detection of the phase difference, used for commissioning in focus.

Don Mattrick leaves Microsoft after the announcement of complicated Xbox One: Rosario Grasso is talking about it in the usual angle of video games edited by Gamemag that concludes the episode of TGtech. He, however, something else with which to console themselves: as the new CEO of Zynga, Don Mattrick will receive a base salary of $ 1 million in its first year, more than 7 million between various bonuses, to which must be added compensation for actions that lost in the when he left his position as director of the Entertainment and Devices Division of Microsoft for a total value of over $ 19 million, which Mattrick perceive only in the first year of collaboration with Zynga.