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Formally, VIA said it has sold Graphics chip technology Processing Unit (GPU) S3 to HTC, this agreement takes the funds of USD 300 million.

S3 graphics card with the chip itself has initiated VIA long enough, the chip of this type could rule on multiple devices 2D graphics processing industries. After feeling pretty successful on that platform, the VIA try to enter the PC with the Radeon and GeForce series challenging, but unfortunately does not run smoothly.

Although not quite successful in the classroom desktop computers, but the S3 GPU technology was ogled by Apple. The proof, some time ago Apple is penalized because it proved to diversion of one of these chip technologies that have been patented, S3TC.

Quoted from hothardware, Friday (7/8/2011), HTC seems to be using the S3 chip technology to strengthen their phones. Moreover the chip is claimed to be mighty kind to handheld devices, and friendly with the application developers.
READ MORE - HTC Use VIA Technologies Graphics Cards
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A study in Japan trying to develop technology that could send kisses through the internet. Including lip and tongue movements.

This was done through research developed tactile communications Kajimoto Laboratory at the University of Electro-Communications, Japan.

Reporting from DigInfo, Tuesday (05/03/2011), the study is trying to transmit sensations of taste and kiss 'distance'.

How it works is simple, on one side of a device will record movements of the tongue and lips while kissing someone. Movement was recorded by software that can then be sent to another device for re-cooked.

Currently, research is merely the movement of the tongue. Later, another factor of a kiss will also be recorded and can be sent.

"Elements of a kiss among them is the sensation of the senses of taste, the flow of the breath until the moisture level of the tongue," said the researchers who developed this prototype.
READ MORE - Kissing Can Be Done Through the Internet

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