Company Internet giant Google is negotiating with major Hollywood studios to launch a paid movie impressions or pay-per-view. If the negotiations succeed, Internet users can watch movies on one of their business branch, YouTube, at the end of this year. “Google and YouTube is a global phenomenon with remote users over the cable and satellite TV subscribers,” said an executive at Google, told CNN on Monday (30 / 8). According to him, the negotiations had been running a few months and the more intensive weeks later.

Efforts to compete with Apple that Google was first intended to broadcast television programs and movies. Google project is considered to arouse a sluggish Hollywood as the drop in sales of digital video discs. According to sources, the YouTube user bears approximately USD 45 thousand for a new movie, which came out with the DVD version and Apple iTunes. The film cannot be downloaded, but can only be seen through streaming.

Twitter has now posted a total Tweet reach 20 billion. Who would have thought, Tweet to-20 billion were sent by users from Japan. Twitter messages that reach 20 billion did not make much sense, but Twitter recognizes this and proves that the growth was large enough microblogging service.

Tweet to-20 billion is coming from Japanese users with GGGGGGo_Lets_Go account that was posted on Sunday at 11 am local time.

Added by Twitter, as reported by the Telegraph, Monday (02/07/2010), Twitter users in Japan send Tweet approximately 8 million per day, or contributed approximately 12 percent of the total Tweet worldwide. This figure also represents the second largest amount after the U.S.

“I am grateful and honored by this achievement. Many Twitter users visit my account because the Tweet reaches 20 billion. But be careful just because I will be twitting more often about baseball,” said owner of GGGGGGo_Lets_Go account.

Twitter previously took four years to reach 10 million Tweets this year in March. To achieve the double-digit, Twitter only takes less than five months. This proves how the rapid population of the world’s Twitter. One reason why Twitter is very popular in Japan is because it is possible to say more in Japanese that exceeds 140 characters. For example, the word ‘magazines’ only requires two letters in Japanese.

BMW ConnectDrive Technology or Ford SYNC is trying to make some phone features like SMS and email that can be used in a car but how if we want to make all phone functions can be used in car dashboard? Nokia Terminal Mode is promising technologies that can be used combine a mobile phone on the dashboard of a car and function as a whole in terms of existing screens in the dashboard of a car will replace your phone. This technology has recently exhibited at the Terminal Mode MobileBeat 2010 which combined in a VW Passat.

The principle is the same as you do on the computer, once connected to the car via a USB cable and with the help of all the features of mobile applications can be operated via the display on the dashboard. (more…)

Road map for a number of high-end smart phones has been placed online and it contains a surprising number of handsets. Omio mobile phone comparison website has published the hottest handset display in 2010, complete with a release date for the UK. Handsets that grab the attention seem to be HTC Gold which is the first handset series from this Taiwanese company that uses the Windows Phone 7.

But it seems that the release date of HTC Gold is in November . It is a little behind on the expected date of the first Windows Phone 7 which is on October. Other interesting handsets are including Nokia E7 that combines consumer-friendly style with the strength of the N series E series messaging from the handset from the Finnish company. Of the many rumors circulating that will display tin and aluminum chassis, whether as N9. Handset that has a lot of rumors is the Samsung i8700 peeled Cetus, there may be a severe blow to the platform Bada so hopefully this is one of Samsung mobile phones that are packaged with a number of technologies that did not disappointing.

The Indian government filed a request to a number of foreign companies such as Google, Skype and Research In Motion (RIM) that the government can ‘read’ each of the data for intelligence purposes. If these companies could not meet the government’s request, India shall prohibit any of their products in India.

India’s Department of Telecommunications (DOT) provides a grace period of approximately 15 days to RIM, Skype and Google to make a decision. The background of data requests such as conversation records is triggered after India’s security agencies could not declare a peek into the services offered by RIM and telecommunications operators.

Previously, in August 2008, the government has banned certain BlackBerry services until they can ‘read’ the systems. BlackBerry, along with Google’s Gmail service and Voice-over-IP Skype are mandatory under government security monitoring. Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), the Bureau of Intelligence, in a meeting, decided to amend IT laws for foreign companies to provide data that can be read with the security and intelligence.

Google spokesperson admitted that until recently they have not received a request from the government. “We will comment after we get a letter from the department of telecommunications,” said a spokesman for Google, as reported by Techtree, Monday (07/05/2010).