We kick off a new year for the Technology Observatory. We hope our weekly summaries intrigue you. We'll continue to gather the most interesting news from the world of technology. Let's go!
● Changes are expected in Amazon's Lab126 after the failure of the Fire Phone
● The new MacBook Air will be incredibly thin
● Palm is back and seeks your help
In this week's technology observatory we bring you the latest news from the technological world, including a few compilations and previews:
● Twitter closes the sign-in session on its official app for Android and turns users into prophets
● The novelties expected at the upcoming CES 2015
● Apple now lets you return apps (only in the European Union)
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● Skype Translator intends to prevent language from being a barrier for speaking long distance
● Honor T1, the first tablet of the new European brand of Huawei is here
● Smartphones: Samsung continues to rule while Xiaomi devours LG
● Telefónica remains partnerless in the United Kingdom, BT will only negotiate with Orange and Deutsche Telekom
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● 40% of cell phones come from China
● Microsoft Store promises 12 days with huge Christmas discounts
● Amazon launches bike messenger service for one-hour deliveries
● Uber banned in Spain
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● Google Glass to offer a new version with Intel processors
● Jazztel will be the first MVNO to offer 4G
● U.S. schools now buying more Chromebooks than iPads
● One year on and Android 4.4 comes with one in three smartphones
● Amazon to keep on trying with phones – they can afford to
These are the stories we have lined up for you in this week's Technology Observatory:
● The new YotaPhone 2 to be unveiled to the world on December 3
● LG officially launches its LG G Pad tablets in Spain
● Sony aims to revolutionize smartphone sensors with the new Exmor RS IMX230
● Nokia returns to the fray with Nokia N1, its first tablet with Android
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
· Google to test its drones at a former NASA base
· Lumia 535, the new Microsoft terminal without the Nokia brand
· Samsung Galaxy Note Edge could reach Europe in December
This week's Technology Observatory will cover the following news items:
● Nexus 9 is now available in Spain: prices and availability of models
● Flexible screens make a comeback: this OLED touchscreen folds in three
● The fast HTC charger will arrive soon
These are the stories we have lined up for you in this week's Technology Observatory:
● Digital music sales at iTunes Music fall 14%
● Orange extends its multi-device television to customers who only have a mobile connection
● Amazon unveils competition for ChromeCast: Fire TV Stick
The Technology Observatory brings you the latest key stories from the technological world:
● The next leap in mobile data transmission: the 24GHz spectrum
● Gmail 5.0 to incorporate users' Yahoo and Outlook mail accounts as well
● Microsoft's smartwatch, compatible with iOS and Android, only weeks away
In this week's technology observatory we bring you the following stories:
● Twitter introduces micro-transactions and payments between users in France
● Samsung promises Wi-Fi networks at 60Ghz and 575 MB/s in 2015
● Apple Pay to reach Europe in 2015 courtesy of Visa
This week, the Indra Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● Confirmed: HP announces split into two companies
● Samsung plummets from record profits to less than half in only one year
● Microsoft to announce cloud novelties at October 20 event
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● Microsoft confirms plans to open a store on New York's Fifth Avenue
● ZTE confirms its commitment to Spain with the launch of a new online store on October 1
● Presenting the Motorola Nexus 6
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● Telefónica pulling out all the stops for 2015: symmetric connections at 1000 mbps
● Apple sells 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus units in the first weekend
● Uber puts pressure on Madrid with the arrival of its UberPOP service
This week's Technology Observatory brings you the following stories:
● Google unveils Android One in India: all the details
● The next novelty from WhatsApp leaked: enabled to make and receive voice calls
● Microsoft buys Minecraft for $2.5 billion