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The Pirate Bay resurrected by his competitor isoHunt
Last week, the site The Pirate Bay and its mirror sites have been taken offline following the seizure of the servers by Swedish police. A police raid has set the biggest exchange portal illegal BitTorrent files on land, at the request of holders of Swedish law associations.
IsoHunt The Pirate Bay police operation took place on several levels: the hardware input directly from the host, and the arrest of an individual suspected of being linked to the maintenance of The servers Pirat Bay.
Following this judgment, we wondered when The Pirate Bay would resurface. Retirements similar line had already taken place in the past, and the stop had never lasted more than a few days.
This time it is the IsoHunt site that takes the initiative and decided to be reborn The Pirate Bay by deploying a copy of Portal at: OldPirateBay.org.
On the main page, we read:
As you know, the beloved The Pirate Bay is gone for now. He will be missed. He will be remembered as a pioneer of freedom and opportunities left by the Web. It is a symbol of freedom for a whole generation of online. It is in his honor that we publish a search engine on click here to visit the website . We, the team of IsoHunt, have copied the database of The Pirate Bay, to save and to continue to offer the future generations of Internet users. Nothing will be forgotten. Continue to believe, continue to share.
IsoHunt is a veteran of this type of procedure, since there is some time, it was the gate that closed following an agreement with the MPAA. It was then restored by users as an alternative gate.
If a co-founder spoke to the detriment of the return of The Pirate Bay, which is somewhat "lost" in its original ideals, it seems that ending the portal business is not really the spring anyone. Backups of these pirate sites abound on the web, and almost anyone can now be able to restore the sites taken offline by the authorities.
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selling apple1 for $ 905.000
Although some electronic devices may be outdated, it is still of great value, and is exactly the case of the first computer produced by Apple, a model of the "Apple 1" and return to the privacy that has been collected from the party of the late Steve Jobs.
And is this computer from the early computers made by Apple, but it has been compiled from the late party Steve Jobs in a small garage at the home of his parents in the mid-seventies of the last century despite the fact that his partner and his colleague Steve Wozniak denied this Alroaah The Jobs sold immediately after that.
And were estimates have indicated that the final price of the Apple 1 computer will be between 400,000 and $ 600,000, but in the end the sale for $ 365,000 on behalf of an anonymous buyer, and without knowing whether the computer in case that allows members to engage in his or not.
And was the highest selling price by Apple Computer is the first Apple 1 to $ 905.000 in October last, and the computer is assembled companion Steve Jobs "Steve Wozniak."
Nokia's Here Maps arrives on Android
If you've been looking for a big-name alternative to Google Maps on your Android phone, your moment has come. After weeks of testing, Nokia has officially released Here Maps on Google Play. The experience will be familiar if you sideloaded earlier versions. While it's not as multi-talented as Google Maps, its simple interface specializes in navigation (especially driving) and offline mapping -- this may be ideal for trips abroad where cellular data isn't guaranteed. The biggest additions with the Google Play edition are support for 18 new countries and some bug fixes.
As for other platforms? Here's web version has a new design with a focused traffic view and updated ssearch. However, iOS users hoping for a revamped app won't be happy -- Here Maps now won't return to Apple's platform until sometime in early 2015. All the same, it's evident that Nokia is determined to become the go-to option when your device's stock navigation tools just don't cut it.
Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri Premium Dual-SIM Android Smartphone Launched
Tonino Lamborghini, as expected, has launched its new premium smartphone called the 88 Tauri.
The new premium Tonino Lamborghini 88 Tauri will be available at a hefty price of $6,000 (approximately Rs. 3,71,500) and will be up for sale starting late December.
The company has announced that the 88 Tauri will have 1947 units only. The 1947 year being the birth year of Lamborghini founder Tonino Lamborghini.
The 88 Tauri (via Hi-Tech Mail) will support dual-SIM with both the SIMs active at the same time and will support 4G LTE networks.
The Tauri 88 is made of steel (available in Gold, Black or plain steel colours) and leather (a choice of Black, Blue, Red, Orange and Brown) complete with decorative stitches. The phone was designed in Italy and sports the recognizable raging bull logo (which was inspired by the Taurus constellation).
The 88 Tauri features a 5-inch full-HD (1080x1920 pixels) display and is powered by a 2.3GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor coupled with 3GB of RAM.
The handset supports expandable storage via microSD card (up to 64GB). The 88 Tauri sports a 20-megapixel rear camera, while it also houses an 8-megapixel front camera. It packs a 3400mAh battery that is rated to deliver up to 35 hours of talk time and 1,000 hours of standby time.
Earlier this year, BlackBerry and Porsche Design in collaboration launched the Porsche Design P'9983 premium smartphone. It was priced at EUR 1,650 (roughly Rs. 1,27,000).
Mark Zuckerberg: if Apple were to respect sold their products less price!
It seems that the media war between the giants of the digital world is still ongoing, and this time it is clear that the battle fought between the two Apple and Facebook, and if it is still limited to the statements between the executives, "Tim Cook" and "Marc Zukirberg."
And despite the fact that each of the two Apple and Facebook Tenctan in different sectors, but they are considered one of the pioneers of the digital world in general and what is undoubtedly creates an atmosphere of competition between them, which may end up bickering verbal as happened recently, especially among "Tim Cook" and "Marc Zukirberg ".
And was CEO of Apple has said earlier that some companies _ in signal Facebook's _ gives users a distinctive experience but is based on a breach of privacy for users, and it was Tim Cook has pointed out in his statement last September that the companies that offer free services on the Internet users are considered as products and not as individuals.
According to the newspaper "Time" the response of Marc Zukirberg came sharper and was directly where stated that the belief that prevails among biting that built models on advertising that does not respect the user is silly belief, as stated Marc directed accusation directly to Apple "if Apple respect have been sold their products less price. "
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