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domingo, 25 de enero de 2015

MacBook Air 12 ", tactile and interactions with virtual controls sight: Rumorsfera

The first months of any year within the Apple world are abuzz with rumors. Straddling the preceding months to come, expectations, interests and perspectives sometimes materialize in various unconfirmed reports, which do not cease to be an important ingredient in the history of the Cupertino company. We started the year still timidly, but interesting things begin to emerge:

  • One of the strongest rumors of the week was the possible leak of the first images of the new MacBook Air 12 ". According ifanr.com, the new Mac would not count on the illuminated apple and would look similar to the MacBook Pro frame with Retina display (not to say that this new Air count on it). a lot comes to mind the mythical PowerBook 12 "and for that alone, we are looking forward to seeing this new version (if in the end it materializes).

martes, 22 de abril de 2014

The Apple Store beginning to accept devices for proper recycling

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Apple is on the way to being one of the most sustainable and respectful with the environment multinational world. And leaving far behind those years when your hardware components was extremely toxic, from Cupertino and take a few months promoting their good work in regards to ecology. A "Better" campaign of which I talked about yesterday is joined today a new service: the ability to recycle any device in their stores.

With this new initiative all Apple Store become recycling centers electronic material. The electronic material accepted from shops be any Apple device and any mobile phone, that is, that whether you have an old iPod which hard drive is dead or Nokia year potato is collecting dust, you can take it to an Apple Store for recycling properly, since components of these devices are made that can not be lightly pull, and need proper treatment.

Collection devices for recycling is free, but if your device is new and has some value, and we appreciate that value may give gift vouchers that can be redeemed at any Apple Store. All information about this new recycling initiative is on the Apple website; noting that the Spanish company will ECOEMBES (in Spain) in charge of the treatment of all waste.