Edge Galaxy Note: the upgrade to current Lollipop … – Frandroid

A few days after the Galaxy Note 4, it was the turn of the Galaxy Note Edge going under Lollipop. The deployment of the update to Android 5.0.1 began this morning

The update Lollipop to bare for Galaxy Note Edge (subscription purchased outside operators, so) began this morning in France. The update notification indicates that it weighs 1049.97 MB and requires 3 GB of free space on the phone’s storage space. The description of the update also seem identical in all respects to that of the Galaxy Note 4 and indicates that the phone will switch to Lollipop plus improved notifications “more visible and accessible.” After the installation is done, the Galaxy Note Edge will be installed in the 5.0.1 version of Android Lollipop.

The Edge Galaxy Note is added to the list of recent devices from Samsung came under Lollipop. If we are to believe our device list updated, there are still some important devices from Samsung is expected to spend on the new version of Android. Among these include the Galaxy S4 Mini (including the update has been confirmed by Samsung yesterday), the Galaxy Mini S5 and some shelves output early last year.

The film adaptation of Death Note in the hands of Adam Wingard – Le Journal du Geek

After Japanese live-action Death Note films, it was the turn of the Americans to attack the manga with the help of the director Adam Wingard

In the pipes for a little while, the film was originally to be directed by Shane Black (Lethal Weapon, Iron Man 3) and then by Gus Van Sant (Good Will Hunting, Elephant). At last, US film version of the realization is in the hands of Adam Wingard (The Guest).

The director has signed a contract with Warner Bros. to achieve the adaptation of the manga, and will follow his thread. The anime series was well made and see a movie (series?) Can be interesting, given the number of twists available narration.

In the meantime, you can check out one of Japanese productions:

Galaxy Note Edge: Update to current Lollipop … – Frandroid

A few days after the Galaxy Note 4, it was the turn of the Galaxy Note Edge to go under Lollipop. The deployment of the update to Android 5.0.1 began this morning

The update to Lollipop for Galaxy Note naked Edge (subscription purchased outside operators, so) began this morning in France. The update notification indicates that it weighs 1049.97 MB and requires 3 GB of free space on the phone’s storage space. The description of the update also seem identical in all respects to that of the Galaxy Note 4 and said that the phone will switch to Lollipop plus improved notifications “more visible and accessible.” After the installation, the Galaxy Note Edge will be installed in the 5.0.1 version of Android Lollipop.

The Edge Galaxy Note is added to the list of recent devices from Samsung came under Lollipop. If we are to believe our device list updated, there are still some important devices from Samsung is expected to pass the new version of Android. Among these include the Galaxy S4 Mini (the update has been confirmed by Samsung yesterday), the Galaxy Mini S5 and some shelves output early last year.

Fitch lowered Japan’s sovereign rating to A – Capital.fr

Fitch Ratings downgraded a notch Monday the sovereign rating of Japan, arguing that the lack of measures in the draft budget this year to compensate for the postponement of the VAT increase. / Photo taken April 10, 2015 / REUTERS / Yuya Shino

Fitch Ratings downgraded to Monday notch sovereign rating of Japan, arguing that the lack of measures in the draft budget this year to compensate the postponement of the VAT increase.

The rating is degraded A, five levels below the highest rating is AAA. The outlook assigned to the new rating is stable.

The project of lowering the corporate tax rate also increases uncertainty about the government’s ability to meet its debt reduction targets, argues Fitch.

The postponement of the VAT increase had led Moody’s Investors Service to downgrade its rating last year from Japan to A1, one step above the Fitch rating.

(Stanley White, Veronique Tison for the French service)

€ 40,000 taxis in 10 months: the salty note of the CEO of INA – Challenges.fr

After the business of the office Mathieu Gallet Radio France, here the taxi bills of Agnès Saal INA. In its edition of this Monday, April 27, Le Figaro provides that the president of the Institute has spent over 40,000 euros by taxi bills with the G7 company in ten months.

This revelation follows an anonymous letter sent to the directors of the National Audiovisual Institute on the eve of the Board held on April 23, the newspaper said.

Recall Agnes Saal succeeded Mathieu Gallet, CEO of Radio France, the INA head in May 2014.

On the total amount (40,915 euros), a little over 7,000 relate to Subscription and 32,000 travel.

According to the newspaper, Agnès Saal said he had already paid part of the costs of taxis within its private travel.

“As CEO INA, I have a car with driver available. But, as I can not get it to work 12-15 hours per day and weekends, I also have a subscription to taxis G7 because I do not have a driver’s license. This device had already existed before my arrival and I resumed, “has defended the CEO of INA.

For information, INA’s premises are located in the town of Bry -on-Marne, located about thirty minutes from the center of Paris.

A portion of the costs attributable to his son

In addition, on the invoice, 6,700 euros are attributable to its son to whom she had communicated reservation number, adds Le Figaro .

“It’s a mistake, I recognize the responsibility and I immediately reimbursed those costs “said Agnès Saal.

A doubt remains, however, about 7 800 euros taxi charged weekend, namely the responsibility of the business and private trips.

“It is not clear whether a taxi to an event in which I represent the INA is professional or personal,” she said, estimating that “the business use of the taxi during weekends is about one third or one quarter of the bill.”

It is therefore committed to repay two-thirds or three-quarters, says Le Figaro .

(With AFP)

Fitch lowered Japan’s sovereign rating to A – Bourse Les Echos

TOKYO, April 27 (Reuters) – Fitch Ratings downgraded a notch Monday the sovereign rating of Japan, arguing that the lack of measures in the draft budget this year to compensate the postponement of the increase VAT.

The rating is degraded to A, five levels below the highest rating is AAA. The outlook assigned to the new rating is stable.

The project of lowering the corporate tax rate also increases uncertainty about the government’s ability to meet its debt reduction targets, argues Fitch.

The postponement of the VAT increase had led Moody’s Investors Service to downgrade its rating last year from Japan to A1, one step above the Fitch rating. (Stanley White, Veronique Tison for the French service)

Fitch lowers the rating one notch from Japan – BBC

The Fitch rating agency announced today that it degraded a notch sovereign rating of Japan, a few months after a similar sanction Moody’s, judging the Abe’s conservative government program sufficient to stabilize public finances an indebted country.

The archipelago sees appreciation downgraded from A + to A, the sixth best of 22 levels with a stable rating outlook, which means that Fitch does not expect to change in the months come.