Designers Korean launch ecological coffee that does not need glass or cup

Three South Korean designers - Young-Seok in, Young-woo Choi and Se-ryung Nama - created a package that does not need coffee cup or glass. She is the coffee itself - now see the pictures that show the end of the news. This packaging coffee powder uses a folding like origami and actually only need hot water to get ready to drink. The paper is rugged and environmentally friendly, since it avoids the use of disposable packaging. To take coffee is necessary to highlight the seal on top of the package, unfold the origami and add hot water. The seal still serving spoon to stir the coffee, while the bag becomes, as we have said, in this cup. According to Coffree, there's another advantage in choosing this coffee. Waste paper in the cup is compostable, or may be mixed in a compost earth, enters fermentation decomposes and incorporates the fertilizer. See how it works.

Died Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon

Died Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the soil of the Moon, announced on Saturday his family. The astronaut was 82 years old and are not yet known details about the cause of death, but it is known that Armstrong underwent a heart operation earlier this month to relieve a blockage in the coronary arteries. In his last public appearance in November 2011, Armstrong received, along with his fellow mission Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, the gold medal of the U.S. Congress. Born August 5, 1930, Neil Alden Armstrong gets down in history as the first man to walk on the moon, July 20, 1969, as commander of the Apollo 11 mission. The event was broadcast live around the world, through television.

"One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"

Samsung ordered to pay 800 million to Apple

A patent court of the United States ruled that Samsung must pay Apple billion dollars (about 798.9 million euros) in damages for intellectual property. A jury of nine members decided that several devices Samsung violated patents and design software from Apple. Samsung also sought damages for patent violção but not answered in the claims. The court in San Jose, California, as reported by the 'BBC', 700 issues had to analyze this legal battle between the two technology giants. Apple originally wanted 2.5 billion dollars (about 2 billion) for damages. Samsung entered the process asking for 519 million dollars (about 41 million). In previous similar cases, Samsung has appealed the court's decision.

Real Ronaldo scare sparked Barca to victory

"El Clásico" is the game by which everyone expects. However, tonight was not until the second half for Barcelona and Real Madrid gave the show that accustomed to football fans worldwide. With a first time something "warm", where Barcelona dominated possession and Real Madrid are sent to the pragmatism of the counterattack, Jose Mourinho and Tito Vilanova only the second time they saw their teams to show. By that stage, the Catalans have always been closer to the goal of Casillas, but with little sharpness when you create danger. Already the meringues were too defensive and dependents of tears Ozil and Ronaldo to move closer to the goal. In the second half, the first few minutes seemed a mere continuation of what is seen in the previous 45 minutes, but Ronaldo undertook to undo the history of the game. At 55 ', the Portuguese playmaker anticipates Busquets and nods to madridista goal, following a corner from Ozil. It was the fourth consecutive Ronaldo goal in the Nou Camp. However, the party lasted very little of the Spanish champions. The next minute, Mascherano discovers Pedro Rodriguez's back Fabio Coentrao and winger assists for the equalizer, a cross shot to Casillas no chance. The meeting was relaunched and now countertops Camp Nou cheered. The Barcelona then grew into the game and after creating several occasions eventually reach the goal through a penalty. The referee Clos Gomez held that Sergio Ramos dropped Iniesta and Messi in the penalty area not forgiven. The Argentine broke his fast today, it had been empty in recent challenges with the 'blancos'. Both teams threw themselves in the attack and then left the tactical corsets "in the drawer". With more space to play, Iniesta tore the defense merengue and watched Xavi so sublime. He made it 3-1 at 77 'and José Mourinho saw his team get in trouble for the second leg. The Portuguese coach had already launched Higuaín and Di María, then betting on Marcelo. At 85 ', Barca came to be on the verge of making the fourth goal, but the answer was merengue and supply of Valdés who returned to put Real Madrid in the discussion of the meeting. The keeper inexplicably tried to dribble Di María and ended up losing the ball to the Argentine, thus reducing the disadvantage to 3-2. In the last minutes, Real sought to maintain its organization and reduce spaces to Barcelona. The 3-2 knew no more changes until the final whistle and thus follow the Catalans the advantage for the second leg of the Spanish Super Cup, which takes place as early as next Wednesday at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Erotic novel "The Fifty Shades of Grey" about to break world records

Trilogy was written by a housewife for 49 years 
Unprecedented literary phenomenon, with nearly 40 million books sold in a few months, "The Fifty Shades of Grey", erotic novel with shades of sadomasochism, written by a housewife for 49 years, is about to overcome all the world records editorial.
"Never before has a book intended for an adult audience had sold so much and so fast," said Random House, publisher of the book in English. For now, only seven volumes of Harry Potter surpass the story of Anastasia and Christian Steele Grey, the lustful couple Trilogy EL James. Like JK Rowling, author of the Harry Potter saga, EL James (whose given name is Erika Mitchell), is British.
But until now nobody had heard of this television executive, inventor of a new literary genre, the novel hybrid between sweet and eroticism without taboos.
The protagonist of the story, Christian Grey, an enigmatic billionaire is that, according to the book says, "owes nothing to the David of Michelangelo." The character could have come from an ordinary novel, if he did not hit on young virgin Anastasia shortly after the meet and before asking her to embody a "dominant-submissive" with references to whips and handcuffs sadomasochistic paraphernalia.
The 1,500-page trilogy that begins with "The Fifty Shades of Grey" and follows with "The Fifty Shadows" and "The Fifty Most Dark Shadows," leads the reader to discover the fifty shades of gray of the tormented soul of a multimillionaire. A goal that is interrupted every ten pages with the "explosion of the senses" of the protagonists in games erotic high voltage, with great detail.
EL James, who said he was inspired by "Twilight." The author published excerpts of his trilogy on a page of American fans of this series for teens, before editing the first volume as electronic book in May 2011. Very quickly, hundreds of thousands of people have downloaded the volumes on the Internet.
In five months here, "The Fifty Shades of Grey" sells like hotcakes. There were 31 million copies in English, 20 million in the United States, where some bookstores at first refused the book, considering it "inadequate." A total of 43 countries bought the rights, told AFP the author's agent, Valerie Hoskins.
"The Fifty Shades of Grey" have conversations "unlikely," a plot "weak" and "annoying repetitions," condemns the newspaper "The Guardian" as most critics.
However, many readers do not expect a masterpiece and are especially pleased to find this type of literature in bookstores and not on the shelves of dark "fri shops." "I can not drop the book," said the young British Janine. "Despite the terrible style, I can not stop reading!" Said another reader. "It's an old story of love, but with lots of sex," observed a third, among the 4,500 people who submitted their views to the Amazon site in the UK.
"What surprised us was seeing people who never buy books, buy this, said Sandon, Random House. Polemics aside, EL James is already working on the next book, a secret guarded home in west London that author shares with her husband for over twenty years and two teenage children.

Hacker entered into account others with the aid of Apple

Sometimes, a secure password does not serve to protect our data. That is precisely what the journalist Mat Honan at Wired discovered in last Friday, when a hacker managed to gain access to your account iCloud with the help of an employee's service from Apple.

After gaining access to your account iCloud, the hacker managed to access the Gmail account and Twitter, as well as access to the Twitter account of Gizmodo, a place where he had worked.

In less than five minutes, the hacker deleted remotely iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air and the journalist, leaving him no way to communicate and erasing years of personal information.

After a few hours trying to regain control of their accounts, Honan says he was contacted by someone claiming that he had managed to enter in their accounts because he had tricked an Apple employee. Honan confirmed with Apple that the story was true, and that the hacker had managed to convince an Apple employee who was the journalist. The worst of this story is that the hacker did not even need to answer security questions to begin the reset iCloud account of the journalist.

Honan says he sent, however, an email to Tim Cook and the public relations department of Apple so they can comment on what happened. "I want to give the company a little more time to review their internal processes, but should be as simple as a change in policy," says the journalist, for the security processes iCloud. "Until now, still not getting any response from Apple."

Mustang GT500KR, 2009 Carroll Shelby is up for auction

These days anything related to Carroll Shelby has increased interest. Since his death in May, the value of anything related Shelby began to increase. A Shelby GT500KR Mustang 2009 Shelby that was recorded will be auctioned in Biloxi, Mississippi, in October.

This car was registered in the name of Shelby, but this was only his owner for a short period of time. However, the current owner has the original title showing that Shelby was recorded, a receipt for the sale of Shelby with his signature in the glove compartment. Currently, the car has traveled 2.574 kilometers.

The GT500KR 2009 was based on the Ford Mustang but was modified by Shelby American, who worked in 712 units of this model. The car uses a 5.4-liter V8 engine with 540cv and 690nm of torque. Reaches 100km / h in 4.3 seconds and covers the quarter mile in 12.5 seconds.

The car will be auctioned by Vicari 12 and October 13.

Phelps closes with the conquest of the 22nd medal

American swimmer out of London with six medals in seven events. In three Olympics won 18 gold medals.
Phelps closes with the conquest of the 22nd medal

Michael Phelps says goodbye to the high competition with the 18th Gold Medal won, 22 th in its entirety at the Olympics, the United States of America to win the Olympic title in the 4x100 meters final round of Olympic swimming.

The American, 27, has said that these would be his last Games. Did not start well, missing the podium in the 400 meters styles, but closed his career with the gold. Altogether in London earned six medals (two of them silver) in seven possible and became the most medal ever. Phelps has, today, equal number of medals in Portugal and the curriculum takes 18 gold, two silver and two bronze.

The U.S. team finished the race in the 4x100 meters 3.29,35 minutes, followed by Japan (3.31,26) and Australia (3.31,58).

 

New BlackBerry PlayBook adopts 4G and forget Windows 8

RIM today announced the launch of the new version of its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, now with support calls 4G / LTE. 
In a statement, Research In Motion says that the new model retains the design of the PlayBook before, but now with a performance "even faster" - feature that extends the speed of Internet access.
The new BlackBerry PlayBook will be available in Canada from August 9, with the launch in Europe, USA, South Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean due to the "coming months", by local telecom operators, also in accordance with RIM.
"We're really excited to offer our users the first BlackBerry PlayBook tablet with support for 4G LTE networks," said Executive Vice President of Mobile Computing Research In Motion, David J. Smith, in the statement issued by the company, adding that the new Playbook "also offers premium performance in a high-speed mobile networks, helping users be more productive than ever and make the most of your time and mobility."
Besides the integration of a plate 4G / LTE, the company highlights the main features for your new tablet including a 7-inch screen diagonal (1024x600 pixels resolution), dual-core processor at 1.5 GHz, 1 GB RAM front camera with 3 megapixels sensor and rear sensor of 5 Megapixels (Full HD video recording in both), HDMI output and stereo speakers.
In terms of storage capacity the new BlackBerry PlayBook 4G/LTE will be available in four options: a version with Wi-Fi and 4G card has 32GB of memory, while the model with only Wi-Fi will be served in 16GB versions, 32GB and 64GB capacity.
Information about the operating system used on the tablet confirms the intentions of RIM defended for nearly a week by chief executive, Thorsten Heins, who denied talks with Microsoft to use Windows 8 tablets in the new BlackBerry. The new Playbook comes with version 2 of the BlackBerry PlayBook OS.
For RIM has not officially revealed the price of the Playbook for Europe, not the versions that are available in Portugal.

Google puts new rules to prevent malicious applications on Android

Google has introduced new rules for developers who want to develop applications for Android, with the aim of avoiding the emergence of malicious applications in the online store Play Google.

The new rules were presented in an email sent by the directors of Google programmers to Play applications for Android, Android Central advances the site.

According to this site specializes in issues related to Google's mobile operating system, e-mail concerns an update of the policies of developing applications for Google Play.

In this message, quoted by the Android Central Store for the responsible applications of Google highlighted some of the changes, such as prohibiting the use of 'names or icons similar to existing applications to avoid confusion in users' or the provision of "more details about the types dangerous goods that are not allowed in Google Play ', namely' applications to disclose personal data without authorization 'of users.

Another novelty concerns the way in which Google will present information on aspects such as payment policies or practices that violate spam policies of the application store, which the company says will become more clear.

The main aim of these new rules is to try to halt the emergence of malicious applications on the Android platform, whose growing popularity has made Google's mobile operating system an attractive target for cybercriminals.