DISA merges all messaging applications in one place

If you want to merge your accounts messages to a single place, now has a mobile application that allows this.

DISA is the new mobile application that brings together all platforms and communication service with a single site, although the service is in the testing phase, it needs to work properly.

What makes this application is a collection of chat services in one place, including applications such as Facebook Messenger, SMS and WhatsApp.

Currently the application is available for Android, but its developers have said that soon the same application will be available on iOS, and other messaging services will be added in.

Dismissal of application for Android can be done here

Zenfone 2 with 4GB RAM costs 439 dollars

The second generation Asus phone, Zenfone 2 - one of the first mobile devices with 4GB of RAM, which is shown at the fair CES earlier this year, is being sold with pre-orders to trade online giant Alibaba, respectively AliExpress .

On this page can be found two variants of this phone to buy, one version with 2GB RAM that sold for 299 dollars, and the other with 4GB model that sold for 439 dollars.

However, ASUS did say that the price of this phone will be even cheaper than that, and it is likely that this price is only the beginning.

Among the other features of this model are the screen with 5.5 "in full-HD, quad-core processor Intel Atom CPU, port for microSD, 13MP rear camera, what with 5MP front, dual-SIM and connection to LTE together the battery of 3,000 mAh.

Zenfone 2 based on Lollipop and a new version of the phone interface, Asus Zen UI.

Report: HTC One M9 will be better than Samsung Galaxy S6

People loudest in the mobile industry are those that derive important information about new models of phones new and undiscovered officially.

And now are just a few of them who have made a comparison between the HTC One M9 and Samsung Galaxy S6; and both of these models are now in the spotlight of people who want to buy a new phone, smart and advanced.

To measure our pulsing, Techradar did a study and a comparison between these two models to arrive at a conclusion which would be better in terms of users.

According to the 4000 people who answered the questionnaire to her say that HTC One M9 will be their favorite.

In fact, HTC One M9 has received 61.64% of the votes of people unlike Samsung Galaxy S6 for which humans have not shown much interest, since this model has received only 38.36% of the votes.

According to you, what would be better phone: HTC One M9 or Samsung Galaxy S6?

HTC confirms One M9 comes in March 1

It is well known that HTC One M9 will be officially presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month, and now HTC has confirmed the date of the presentation, which will be Sundays from 1 March.

HTC has posted a picture on her Twitter account, which has confirmed the official presentation of the HTC One M9 in this event.

HTC One M9 will come with Android Lollipop and numerous other features advanced to a mobile phone.

Some of the specifications of the new model phone - HTC One M9 will include 5-inch screen and Quad HD 2560 x 1440 resolution of pixels.

Then the phone will be equipped with 8 core processor 64-bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, 3GB RAM and internal memory options.

Cameras will be the main focus of One M9, because the main camera phone is expected to come with 20MP and 13MP it with frontal while the phone interface will be that of HTC Sense 7.0.

Scotland independent from Great Britain!

Several months after voted against secession from the United Kingdom, Scottish gained independence - at least on the internet.

Government in Edinburgh has replaced the old domain "gov.uk", also used by the British government in London, with the new ".scot".

Now, on the internet site of the Scottish Government seems so "www.gov.scot", while the old one, "www.scotland.gov.uk" is not closed.".scot domain was introduced in September and so far has received more than 8000 incarnations ", announced the Scottish government, reports Telegraph.
Former Scottish Premier Alex Salmond, who led the campaign for Scottish independence in a referendum of September, for years has advocated the introduction of the Scottish domain name, arguing that it would "protect the identity, culture and Scottish economy".

Salmond has resigned from the post of prime minister and leader of the Scottish National Party after the defeat in the referendum, in which about 55 percent of voters said no to Scotland's independence from Great Britain.

Sony will abandon production of telephones and televisions!

Sony aims to boost operating profit to 25 times more within the next three years, and according to her plan, business growth will come from Sony sensors cameras and PlayStation units, said the company's chief executive.

And this strategy means that Sony might abandon its business of mobile smart phones and televisions.

Executive Director Kazuo Hirai Sony company said Wednesday that his company will not pursue sales growth in areas such as smart phones, where it has suffered from competition coming from cheaper Asian rivals and leaders industry as Apple and Samsung.

Instead, Sony will focus its spending on more profitable businesses, respectively camera sensors, video games and entertainment, while the company seeks to return to growth in earnings.

Google opens paid applications for 12 new countries

Google has now released the possibility of buying its mobile applications from Play Store for 12 new countries.

Developers of these countries now have the option of opening an account application vendors, to have the option of charging directly for the use of their application.

The list of new sites Google has included European countries such as Bulgaria, Malta, Lithuania, Estonia, Cyprus, but also other countries such as Bahrain, Bolivia, Dominican Republic Honduras, Jamaica, and Panama.

This new development means that in total 74 countries Google now enables registered for trading accounts - half of the 152 countries in which Google allows developers registration.