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Para tener completo control de tus dispositivos (Administrador de iPhone/iPad)

IOTransfer 3 es un software que nos ha sorprendido gratamente. Se trata de un software dedicado a la administración de tu dispositivo Apple iPhone / iPad como pocos lo hacen realmente.

Corre bajo plataformas Windows 7/8/10, pero además también está disponible para iOS 8 y versiones posteriores.

Si necesitas administrar tus dispositivos Apple desde Windows, podrás entonces encontrar la real utilidad de esta herramienta para manejar tus contactos, datos, música, vídeos y fotografías.

Y como si fuera poco, IOTransfer 3 también te permite descargar videos online, una de las características que vamos a explorar más abajo.

Características de IOTransfer 3

Maneja la música de tu iPhone/iPad/iPod como nunca antes

Una de las cosas que más nos gustó fue la facilidad y practicidad que ofrece este sotware a la hora de administrar la música que tenemos en nuestro iPhone o iPad, es tremendamente útil para sincronizar también nuestra música favorita y canciones desde la PC hacia el dispositivo Apple con un par de clicks. Además también permite que compartas la música de tus bandas y cantantes favoritos con tus amigos.

Limpieza rápida y fácil

¿Estás cansado de siempre tener que estar borrando fotos o videos para poder almacenar nuevos? Olvídate de eso, pues este programa también incluye un asistente de limpieza que se encargará de liberar memoria para que vaya más rápido, pero también te mostrará todos los archivos basura, temporales y de cache que no necesitas y pueden ser borrados con facilidad.

Descarga videos online

Una de las funciones favoritas de los más jóvenes y en general de los millenials, es su función para descargar vídeos de redes sociales como Youtube, Vimeo, y otros servicios similares. Con IOTransfer 3 y su función “video download” podrás descargar películas, vídeos y videoclips directo a tu iPhone y iPad, para luego disfrutarlos cuando estés en el medio de la nada sin conexión a Internet.

Samsung phone with bendable screen may launch next year

The next smartphones from electronics giantSamsung could feature a bendable screen.

According to Bloomberg, Samsung may roll out smartphones using the technology next year. Citing “people familiar with the matter,” the report says one of the devices could fold in half like a compact.

A second device will feature a 5-inch screen as a phone, and expand to an 8-inch screen in a tablet form.

Samsung is familiar with the bendable screen, launching the Galaxy Edge smartphone featuring a touchscreen that curves on to the side. If true, this next phase would mark a huge step forward for touchscreens.

The smartphone business could use an injection of life with signs of a slowdown approaching. Internet analyst Mary Meeker projects smartphone sales to rise 21%, slower than the 31% growth rate from the year before.

Moto Z will replace the the Moto X line

Say farewell to the Moto X. In its place rises the Moto Z, which will be the new top-of-the-line smartphone from the Lenovo subsidiary.

According to a VentureBeat report, the Moto Z line will arrive with two different smartphones codenamed Vector Thin and Vertex. The former will be the more premium Moto Z Style while the latter will go by Moto Z Play. They’ll be a pair of 5.5-inch phones that will presumably be differentiated by camera capabilities and other specs.

That’s not the only changes slated for Motorola’s lineup. According to the report, the Verizon-branded Droid Turbo and Droid Maxx follow-ups will get some type of renaming scheme: think “Moto Z Play Droid Edition.”

In another branding move, modular backplates like a pico projector, stereo speakers, and camera grip with an optical zoom lens will be sold as “MotoMods.”

We should get all the details at Lenovo TechWorld in San Francisco, which we’ll be covering on June 9.

Why this matters: Lenovo is putting a firm stamp on its ownership of Motorola. The new Moto G4 lineup is a little confusing, so we’ll have to see if the shakeup across all the different devices turns out to be successful or if this goes in the direction that other companies have taken in confusing their customers wi
th excessive options.

This story, “Report: Moto Z will replace the the Moto X line” was originally published by Greenbot.

Android OS.

Released in September 2008, Android is an operating system based on the Linux kernel with a user interface that allows for direct manipulation. It was designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablet computers with variants for television, cars and wristwear.

The operating system uses a virtual keyboard, as well as touch inputs that correspond to real-world actions, like swiping, tapping, pinching and reverse-pinching to manipulate on-screen objects. Although the Android operating system was designed primarily for touchscreen input, it has also been used in television, game consoles, digital cameras and other electronic devices.

Android’s source code is released by Google under open source licenses. The operating system was initially developed by Android, Inc., which Google backed financially and then bought in 2005. Since 2008, Android has been updated every six to nine months. In June 2014, Google announced that there were over 1 billion active monthly Android users.

Lenovo’s Y70 Touch

The laptop is evolving in a hundred different directions, and where it ultimately ends up is something that will be decided by you and every other PC user. This evolution began with the advent of Windows 8 and its touch-friendly interface, for which we’ve seen all kinds of new designs emerge, everything from the funky to the funktastic. Lenovo, now the top PC supplier in the world, hasn’t been afraid to experiment with different form factors and features, hence the company’s Yoga line and, in a more traditional sense, the Y70 Touch being reviewed here.

Lenovo’s Y70 Touch isn’t a wild departure from the laptop designs you’re used to seeing. In fact, it mostly looks like an average notebook, only sleeker and slightly more aggressive than most. But unlike that aging Windows 7 or Vista laptop you’re using, the Y70 Touch boasts a 17.3-inch Full HD 1080 (1920×1080) multi-touch display. It’s Lenovo’s largest touchscreen laptop to date, and it’s built for gaming, video editing, and to be an all-around work horse for the modern era.