Google is planning to offer internet connections of 10 gigabytes by second

The American company is developing a new technology that will be able to create internet connections of 10 gigabytes by second, one thousand faster that the average of all USA.

This project was revealed by Patrick Pichette, the CFO of Google, in a internet conference. Despite he admitted that this project will be possible in at least ten years, Google is trying to accelerate it.

"Why won´t it be able to use it in three years? We don´t have to wait."-he said.

For Google, the connection´s speed is very important because a highest speed will increase the oportunities for the software services.

Apple and Google removed all applications that contain the name "Flappy"

Both companies say violate policies app stores

Although the Flappy Bird phenomenon that gives muestars deceleration-following its creator eliminate the game were aparciendo copies thereof-, Apple and Google have decided to veto applications and copies containing the name "Flappy" in their respective app stores.

It will be hard to see the third part of Zero Escape

Bad news for fans of Zero Escape, the popular series of visual novels in Nintendo DS, 3DS and PS Vita. Kotaro Uchikoshi, screenwriter and director of the franchise, it has surprisingly shown enTwitter honest and revealed that despite the series works well in the U.S. and Europe, it does in Japan, which currently has no funding necessary to carry out the project, and does not know if one day your company will give the green light. 

Quite a blow to the expectations of those who expected to see the completion of the story, in the second part ends in a large clifthanger.

Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z does not have vocals on Japanese PS Vita

Namco Bandai wanted to clarify that the box of the new Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z for PS Vita indicates that the game includes English and Japanese voices when this is not really so, relying solely on the former. Since the company apologize for the error and any inconvenience this may cause.

Donkey kong doesn't lose the time

The night I invented 3D printing

Call him Charlie, Charles, Chuck, whatever you want. It's all okay with him.

Beaming a warm smile from beneath his push-broom mustache, the softly spoken 74-year-old doesn't strike you as a pioneering innovator -- the man responsible for a breakthrough that's now driving forward the world of manufacturing.

But Chuck Hull -- "in this kind of environment, it's usually 'Chuck'," he says, as he sits down with CNN in Frankfurt, Germany -- is executive vice president and chief technology officer of 3D systems, a company built on his creation: the 3D printer.

In 1983, Hull was working for a small business that made tough coatings for tables using ultraviolet lamps. When he suggested a new way to use the UV technology -- to quickly turn computer designs into working prototypes -- Hull was given a little lab to play around in during his evenings and weekends.

Hull experimented for months, on his own with a plastic-y gloop -- then one night, something emerged...

Sony will start to think on the new PS5 very soon.

In a recent interview on MTV, Scott Rohde, the responsible of Sony Worlwide Studios, he said: "We usually start to think on the development of the next system curiously after a few years of the release of the actual system. As soon as a new console is released, you have to take a breath, there will be a couple of years dedicated to the new console for improve it. And very soon, we will think on what we are going to do after that. That´s Sony culture.We always have to do something bigger and better that what be did before", he said.

The PS4 was released on November of 2013, we have to wait a few years to see a PS5, but a lot of people already "created" their own PS5.

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What's ahead for gaming in summer 2014

With 2013 firmly in the rearview mirror, the movers and shakers of the video gaming industry are focusing on where the next 12 months will take us.

With new platforms and consoles available and more people playing games on smartphones and tablets, the future appears to be open to a vast array of possibilities.

We asked four industry players what they think the next year will look like. Each offered a few specifics and a broader view about what will be important to game makers and players.

Many expect 2013's releases of new hardware and software platforms -- most notably, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles -- to spur creativity in game development and delivery.

Here's what they told us:

Console wars: PlayStation 4 vs. Xbox One

Ken Levine, creative director, Irrational Games

"2013 was the year of the left field: crowdfunding, the Steam box, in-house streaming. 2014 is the year we're going to start to see how that changes the space. The majority of old-school developers I know now have gone into more personal, niche titles; (it) reminds me of when many of the great PC studios (BioWare, Bungie, Bethesda) started developing console games in the early 2000s.

"Being in gaming is like being in music in the '60s, but there's a new British invasion like every three years. I think disruption is generally a good thing. It keeps us on our toes as developers and usually yields dividends for gamers."