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Sony Rekam 25 World Cup 2010 competition in 3D format


World Cup 2010 will be more interesting viewed with the video format of three-dimensional (3D). Sony will lead the breakthrough after signing a cooperation with the world football body FIFA on Friday (4 / 12).

"I think it was very exciting," said Howard Stringer, chief executive of Sony in an interview at Sony headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, as reported by AP today. In the deal, Sony has the right to record and distribute the 25 matches during the World Cup last June-July next year.

However, these broadcasts can not be enjoyed by most people from the television station. The new broadcast will appear at the Sony booth which will be held in several cities such as Berlin, London, Mexico City, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, and Sydney.

In addition, only the highlights will be broadcast free of charge at the Sony showroom. While utuhnya game sold through Sony Pictures.

Previously, Sony had already planned to start business 3D to the consumer. Sony has produced a camera that supports the recording 3D and 3D TV will sell next year.

2010 the year of the application


Data Services Incorporated (IDC) estimates that 2010 will be the year the application. That was one of 10 technology predictions just released the research firm.

"That will be a critical limit for mobile devices increase the strategic platform for developers of commercial and corporate applications," the statement IDC. This is because the mobile device has a capacity equal to the PC. IDC estimates that more than 1 billion mobile devices accessing the Internet end of next year.

IPhone applications expected to increase three times in a year from about 100,000 current application. While the market for Android will rise from about 10,000 applications currently a final 50000-75000 applications next year.

In addition IDC also included as a trigger iPad trend. IDC believes Apple will release a device like a tablet PC next year. iPad is the name IDC attributed to rumors circulating devices using the iPhone but platorm larger. Microsot also expected to make similar devices.

Another element is still high netbook sales are estimated to reach 40 million units next year. IDC's report mentions the development of netbooks on the growth of 2010 will be supported ecosystem of software specially made for these devices, starting with the synchronization software. In addition, specific applications will be developed for the netbook standard software that has not been made specifically for netbook is still quite a bit.

Google CEO: We Only Black Sheep


Chief executive officer (CEO) Eric Schmidt, Google's company was just a scapegoat by the media industry. This is expressed shortly after receiving severe criticism from the world of newspaper publishers who had just met at the World Newspaper Congress in Hyderabad, India.

"With reduced incomes and declining revenue sources, the newspaper executives that frustration was looking for someone to blame," Schmidt said in an opinion column published on Thursday (3 / 12) at The Wall Street Journal. He says that most newspaper publishers and news agencies blame Google for it.

News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch recently threatened to remove all content from Google's search services in the next two years. He pointed to Google for this "stealing" content, content and does not provide comparable benefits.

However, Schmidt dismissed the allegations. According to him, Google actually help promote the media through a number of services without the cost of a penny. Problem copyright, Google also was not violated because only take title and header of each article and then connected to the web page the original news source.

"We donated billions of clicks per month to the mass media from Google News and more than three billion of our services visit the other, such as search engines and iGoogle," said Schmidt. This, he said, giving hundreds of thousands of income opportunities and the chance to attract customers / visitors as much as possible.

He acknowledged the difficulties some media still profit from the business on the internet. However, he said there is no single cause and there is no unilateral solution alone. "The challenge is how to use technology to develop new ways to reach readers and keep them as long as possible, as well as new ways to gain revenue by combining free and paid access," said Schmidt.