Internet users via Android Blackberry Defeat

SAN FRANCISCO - Google's smartphone operating system is more fluttering. Android has beat the Blackberry as a mobile Internet devices most widely used.

Launched by Cellular News, on Wednesday (09/03/2011), a research firm StatCounter establish Android as the operating system most widely used when accessing the internet on smartphones, beat Blackberry, in February of this, although not yet able to beat Nokia and Apple.

Global StatCounter Stats find if Android has a market share of 15.2 per cent of mobile internet, while only 14.5 per cent blackberry. First position, Symbian Nokia still leads the global market share of mobile Internet devices with Raihan 30.7 percent. While Apple IOS was second with 24.6 percent.

StatCounter also found that mobile internet users are more and more when compared to Internet users at the desktop. The comparison is almost doubled to reach 4.45 percent, while only 1.72 percent last year.

"Momentum was in line with the increasing number of users Android market share rose to three-fold over the past 12 months, from 5.4 percent to 15.2 percent," said CEO Aodhan Cullen StatCounter.

But not so with IOS that its market share down globally, from 33.9 percent to only 24.6 percent.

In the American West, Android also took over the Blackberry market share with their respective 26.4 percent and 22.2 percent. IOS actually leading with 37.5 percent market share, and Nokia's Symbian only 5.7 percent.

StatCounter discover if the data collected from StatCounter network reaches 15 billion page views per month through more than three million sites.

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Internet camera in high resolution from Dlink

You want to keep the house safe? Dlink International presents D-Link DCS-6111, internet latest dome type camera intended in the home and small-medium businesses (SMEs).

This product is special because it has a sensor Dynamics Wide Range (WDR) and VGA Progressive CMOS, which allows the security camera produces high resolution and more detailed images in high contrast conditions. This device can be connected to the LED infrared (IR) to add lighting, especially at night. Or, connect to the removable infrared-cut (ICR) for the automatic transition from bright light conditions to dim.

These features can reduce the background light (background) and the background far (foreground) is affected by the effects of excess light due to lighting from different angles. D-Link DCS-6111 can be optimized for 24-hour supervision, for seven full days.

"Through a simple size and light-sensitive features, Dlink DCS-6111 camera monitoring system is a sophisticated Internet and easy to install," Desmond said Toh, Marketing Director International Pte Ltd Dlink.

Sensor Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) and VGA Progressive CMOS video image and produces high resolution and clean. Real-time video recorded in MPEG4 format, while images captured in JPEG format.

With support 3G technology, D-Link DCS-6111 allows users to see the results pantaua n video camera directly from their mobile device. Starting phone, PDA, or laptop through the help of 3G technology by using a web browser. Warnings / alerts can be sent via email automatically.

For example a video recording of a certain hour, or a video recording because of the motion detection. Dlink itself a leader of network products, wireless, and electronics in the SOHO or SME environment.

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Transfer In Seconds Counts

Technology continues to develop a wireless connection. After the wi-fi, wi-now appear Gig. Four corporate giants in the field of computer and home entertainment, namely Intel Corp.., Microsoft Crop., Dell Inc., And Panasonic Corp., joined to launch wi-Gig. What is wi-Gig?

Wi-Gig (gigabit wireless) is a wireless technology as the latest development of wi-fi. Wi-Gig enables users to transfer high-definition video to the television at home in a short time.

Wi-Gig has a claimed speed of 10 to 20 times faster than wi-fi. Thus, the wi-Gig can cut the data transfer from a digital computer or step-top box. Gig using Wi-frequency 60 gigahertz band. Waves that are not yet widely used. By doing so, possible to trasfer data at high speed.

According to Ali Sadri, chairman wierless gigabit Alliance, wi-Gig can transfer at speeds of 6 gigbyte per second. Transfer of data via the DVD also claimed only took 15 seconds. Later on, wi-Gig is not only connected to the television. However, also with a mobile phone, video camera, and PC.

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