Bing, the form of Microsoft, lost users in the U.S.

The market share of Microsoft's browser Bing fell in September, marking his first setback since four months ago, when the software giant is renewed leadership to fight Google.
According to a report by research firm StatCounter, the market share of Bing, Microsoft, fell more than 1 percent in September.
Google's participation in the U.S. search market rose in September to 80.08 percent, up from 77.83 in August.
The report shows the first reduction since the introduction of Bing in June.
In September, a separate report from comScore indicated that Bing's market share had grown in the United States in August to 9.3 percent, compared with 8.9 percent a month ago.

Aodhan Cullen StatCounter CEO, said in a statement that Bing has slowed since mid-August.
Yahoo also lost market share, according to the study, from 10.5 percent to 9.4 percent.

Sony will release in theaters new game for PS3

Sony Corp. will take gaming to the big screen next month when submitting a new title for its PlayStation 3 in theaters.
On 5 and 6 October, four theaters in San Francisco and Thousand Oaks, CA Rosemont, Illinois, and Bellevue, Washington, will give the public a chance to play "Uncharted 2: Among Thieves" screens equipped with technology Sony digital projection.
These rooms offer viewers PS3 system connected to the Sony 4K digital cinema available in about 500 cinemas in the country and which the company says offers better image resolution than traditional projectors.

"This is the first time we do it in a cinema. We believe it is the beginning of something for us and hopefully we can build this into a standard element in the experience of cinema," he said.
"Our goal of converting to digital cinema goes beyond the traditional experience of watching films and focuses on helping businesses find ways to fill seats," he added.

The first night will be invitation-only private presentations, while the second will be open to the public and will be promoted on radio and on social networks.
The theater chains have struggled to maintain revenue growth as home entertainment systems and the recession have prompted some viewers to stay home.

Meanwhile, Sony and Microsoft Corp, which makes the rival Xbox 360, recently cut prices of its machines. Sales of video game hardware and software in the U.S. fell in August by 16 percent to 908.7 million dollars, the sixth monthly decline suffered by the industry, according to research group NPD.

Europe celebrates that ICANN will no longer depend exclusively on U.S.

The European Commission (EC) has welcomed the announcement that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN in English), starting tomorrow, will be controlled by independent groups and not by the United States unilaterally.
In this way, explained the European Commissioner for Information Society Viviane Reding said in a statement, the Internet will be "more independent, responsible and internationally."
ICANN, a private non-profit foundation established in California (USA), has until now operated through an agreement with the Department of Commerce United States, which expired today.

But the U.S. government has decided not to extend that contract, and adopt a "declaration of commitment" in conjunction with ICANN.
In practice, this change represents "a major reform" since, as explained Brussels, the agency will no longer be subject to unilateral U.S. oversight and will be monitored by independent groups to be attended by governments around the world .

These groups will be appointed by the Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) of ICANN, which the EU will play an "active role", and ICANN itself, the EU executive explained.
The tasks of this body include the network structure and its domain-the final letters of the address as ". Com." Is ".-, or the assignment of IP protocol addresses, the number that identifies computers on the Internet.

This amendment fills a long-standing demand of Brussels since 2005, has repeatedly called such reform, "required" to achieve important public interest goals such as freedom of expression or stability of commercial transactions online.
The EU executive has committed itself "vigorously" to support implementation of the reform announced today and to work on it.

The "ICANN seems now much more independent and responsible on paper. Working together to ensure that is the case in practice," Reding stressed.

London is named world capital of social networks

The British capital is establishing itself as the largest city in number of users of three of the major social networks da internet now: Twitter, Facebook and Digg. The three sites are especially popular in Britain.
According to a report by the Telegraph, about 10% of traffic from Digg Site information comes from London. "Britain is our second largest country, the first is the U.S.," said a spokesman for the social network.
London is the geographic network with the largest number of Facebook members, as confirmed by da-house. And, last month, the president and founder of Twitter, Evan Williams, said that London is the city that brings together users of the web of microblogs.

"I'm not surprised that Londoners are taking advantage of internet social networking," said Robin Hamman, an executive marketing consulting English. For him explaining this phenomenon comes from the fact that the British capital, with about 7.5 million inhabitants, has a relatively high number of young successful and working daily in offices with high levels of internet connectivity.
"This, combined with London's status capital of global communications, business and social, means that Londoners are more likely to participate in social networks that people in other cities of similar size," Hammam said the Telegraph.