Dropped iPhone, Foxconn Build Estimator Heartbeats Jam

JAKARTA - Taiwanese electronics company, Foxconn unveiled a smart clock that can be connected wirelessly to the iPhone. The iPhone assembler is one of many technology companies are exploring and launching smart device clock can connect wirelessly to the Apple smart phone.

As reported by thenextweb.com, the smart watch can measure the wearer's vital signs. Such as respiration and heartbeat. If the result is not optimal, the clock will automatically give you advice on how to fix it.

The device also allows the user check phone calls and Facebook messages. Foxconn CEO Terry Gou said the company has planned new features for smart phones in the future. Such as fingerprint identification to record personal health data.

Attendance at Foxconn news comes after Google reportedly developing Android and Apple smart clock that makes iWatch. Over the years, Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai, Apple's biggest supplier merupkaan. However, revenue growth slowed due to lower-than-expected iPhone reservations.

Apple also has shifted its supply chain to Pegatron. Finally, the Taiwanese manufacturer intensify diversification efforts by cooperating with Taiwan Mobile to release a cheap Android smartphone.

Cooperation is made after the company took Mozilla to develop at least five new devices, including tablets. Late last month, Foxconn calculate bid for 4G spectrum in Taiwan. Ie after investing 8.7 million dollars for the local fiber providers.

Obama Will Give Homage to Mandela in South African

DAKAR - President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama will be visiting South Africa (Africa) in his African tour. Obama plans to pay tribute to Mandela.

Previously, Obama wanted to visit Mandela who is now lying in a hospital. The intention then was canceled after Mandela's condition became critical.

"President Obama will make a speech about the legacy of Nelson Mandela to visit in South African in the world," said White House National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes, told Sky News, Friday (06/28/2013).

Before moving to the South African, Obama started his African tour in Senegal. there, he praised Mandela as a hero of the world.

"I think he's a hero the world. Although he later passed away, his legacy will continue to exist in the world, "said Obama.

Obama toured Africa for a week. After the South African, akn Obama ended his trip in Tanzania.

This result If Not Want to Turn off phone in Airplane

FLORIDA - A woman expelled from flying in the United States for refusing to crew instructions. The passenger refused to turn off his cell phone as the plane will take off.

The incident occurred in a U.S. Airways flight 906 headed from Charlotte Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Sunday. Passengers, Lindsat Bien-aime flight attendant refused to obey instructions before takeoff.

Pilot ordered her off the plane. However, Bien-aime stubbornly refused out of the plane and just angry, scream, and shout.

ABCNews reported the incident on the plane were recorded in the four-minute video and uploaded on Youtube. A woman was heard screaming not only to the officers, but also to the passengers around him.

In the video, heard a woman ask a flight attendant repeatedly came to his seat and explain what he did wrong. Another voice can be heard saying "she calls all the time".

When the woman still does not move, the officer tried to handcuff him and a fight ensued. Two riders seen helping pegugas.

Bien was charged with three counts including disorderly and resisting arrest with violence. The incident occurred after 100 students were expelled from AirTran flight after refusing to turn off the mobile device.

Hundreds of U.S. National Parks Visitors Virus Infected

Two national parks in the United States (U.S.), Yellowstone and Grand Teton on Wednesday (19/6) issued a warning about gastrointestinal illness that has struck 200 people in the park at the beginning of summer vacation. The health warnings related to the possible spread of the highly contagious norovirus. The virus appeared in the early weeks of the holiday season in two national parks last year suck around six million visitors. Park managers in northwestern Wyoming was suggested that visitors wash their hands to prevent transmission of the virus that causes flu-like illness with symptoms, including abdominal pain and vomiting, park officials said. They also advise businesses such as restaurants and lodging facilities to improve hygiene and disinfect public areas and asking potentially infected workers to isolate themselves until completely free of the symptoms of the disease for at least 72 hours. A tour group visiting Yellowstone, where Old Faithful geyser is, first complained of symptoms connected with norovirus, a major cause of gastrointestinal disease in the U.S., on June 7. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the virus has attacked 100 workers Yellowstone, Grand Teton 50 workers, and at least 50 visitors, park officials said. The warning came a year after Yosemite National Park last September warned 230 thousand visitors on the Hantavirus infection that has infected nine visitors and killed three people.

Singapore Restless Exposure Sumatra Haze

BATAM - Singapore Air, Tuesday morning until mid-morning, still dark polluted haze of forest fire mainland Sumatra.

ChannelNews Asia.com publish, at 7:00 (0600 GMT) pollutant standard index (pollutant standards index / PSI) reached 106. Figure had risen to 108 in the 123 at 08.00 and then at 11.00.

On Monday (17/6) at 22:00, the media said, PSI caused smoke from Sumatra reached 155. That is the highest figure since September 1997 when PSI perched at number 226.

The National Environment Agency (NEA) of Singapore urged people, especially children, the elderly and those with lung diseases or heart, reducing the length of time and strenuous activities outdoors.

The Straits Times website quoted NEA published that was recorded at 0800 PSI 109-122. Singapore's southern region most affected by the pollution.

Air condition above 100 PSI includes health hazard. Pollution this year have occurred since June 13.

A reader, Joanne Hong, advised the government to do something. "(The situation) is very bad for our children," he said.

Russian Parliament Adopts Law on homosexuality

Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, on Tuesday passed a law bans anti-propaganda and disseminate information about the kind of relationship in the capital Moscow. Almost all members of parliament approved its passage.

Page CBS News said as many as 436 members of parliament approved the law states. Only one person who abstained, namely Ilya Ponomaryov, who claims to support gay activists protest.

Parliament's approval of a bill was reasonable for Russia to maintain the traditional values ​​of Western liberalism waves. According to the government of President Vladimir Putin and the Russian Orthodox Church, is considered a type of propaganda relationships corrupting youth.

In addition, similar relationships is also considered as one of the factors that make the Russian population decreased dramatically. Previously, this Act has received preliminary approval in January.

Law enforcement officials to replace the phrase "homosexual propaganda" in the Act was a "non-traditional sexual propaganda", which can mean a relationship that did not produce offspring.

The next process before the law actually implemented is to be approved by the upper house of Parliament and signed by President Vladimir Putin.

Under this law, for those who disseminate information about the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual) or hold public demonstrations in support of the group, would be fined five thousand rubles for individual actors and one million rubles for the group or the media.

This ratification loud protests by gay activists who staged outside the parliament building in Moscow. Dozens of these homosexuals kissing each other to express their protest.

The homosexual group of about 200 activists clashed with supporters of anti-gay laws. Gay was pelted with eggs and a target of violence. The two sides clashed successfully dilerai by security forces. A total of 20 gay activists were detained in the incident.