Friday, August 31, 2012
Production of iPhone Screens Delayed at Sharp
The first-ever mechanical device that can measure the mass of individual molecules one at a time
A team led by scientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have made the first-ever mechanical device that can measure the mass of individual molecules one at a time.
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
Tribute: One small search for a Google user , the whole power of APollo
One small search for a Google user , the whole power of APollo !
It takes about the same amount of computing to answer one Google Search query as all the computing done -- in flight and on the ground -- for the entire Apollo program!
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It takes about the same amount of computing to answer one Google Search query as all the computing done -- in flight and on the ground -- for the entire Apollo program!
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Google: 100 Billion Searches Per Month
Intel's Xeon Pi
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Windows 7 SP1 X64 Enterprise on a Dell Latitude E6410 laptop that supports UEFI.
Windows 7 SP1 X64 Enterprise on a Dell Latitude E6410 laptop that supports UEFI.
Microsofts's Deployment Options for UEFI based Computers
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Microsofts's Deployment Options for UEFI based Computers
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99% BAD HARDWARE WEEK: With UEFI no more 2TB file system size limitation.
Future DRAM trends
Smartphones are now expected to account for the majority of cellular handset shipments for the first time
Smartphones are now expected
to account for the majority of cellular handset shipments for the first
time in 2013, two years earlier than previously predicted, according to
market research firm IHS iSuppli.
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Big Brother: The US government currently possesses copies of almost all emails sent and received in the United States.
Domestic surveillance in the U.S. has increased under President Obama,
and trillions of phone calls, emails and other messages sent by U.S.
citizens have been intercepted by the government.
The US government currently possesses copies of almost all emails sent and received in the United States.
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The US government currently possesses copies of almost all emails sent and received in the United States.
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Vista 2?: Windows 8 will be another disaster for Microsoft
Windows 8 will be another disaster for Microsoft
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There
will be a spike in back to school sales of PCs running Windows 7 soon,
but I predict that PC sales will drop sharply shortly after Windows 8 is
released and gets preloaded on new PCs.
New LG-E973 phone has 1280x768 pixels 4,7 inch screen !
LG's quad-core Optimus G flagship pictured in prototype form
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Friday, August 24, 2012
AMD Abu Dhabi server CPUs may arrive in September
AMD Abu Dhabi server CPUs may arrive in September
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iiyama's ProLite XB2472H 24-Inch Full HD Monitor
New Nasa video shows touch-down of Curiosity rover
Full frame sensor compact mirrorless camera in 2013?
Here
I just learned via (many) trusted sources that the third revolution from Sony is about to happen. After the SLT and NEX introductions (first two revolutions) Sony is about to change the photographic and video industry with the third revolution… a new Full Frame NEX system!
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I just learned via (many) trusted sources that the third revolution from Sony is about to happen. After the SLT and NEX introductions (first two revolutions) Sony is about to change the photographic and video industry with the third revolution… a new Full Frame NEX system!
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Interconnects: New twist in Intel, ARM server war
For its part, IBM sees 3-D chip stacks of processor and memory die as a key competitive advantage for all future servers from Exascale
supercomputers on down to its Power and x86 systems.
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Keyboard computer and Phone typing
Two fully-functioning computers packed into a keyboard form factor.
However, if your phone is completely touchscreen and lacks a physical keyboard, you will see that you cannot bring up the keyboard to type into these apps as and when required.
To solve this exact problem, we have a nice little app called Wifi KeyBoard.
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However, if your phone is completely touchscreen and lacks a physical keyboard, you will see that you cannot bring up the keyboard to type into these apps as and when required.
To solve this exact problem, we have a nice little app called Wifi KeyBoard.
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Google Compute Engine rocks the cloud
You're sitting around. You have some computing to do. Ten years ago, you
would ask your boss to buy a rack or two of computers to churn through
the data. Today, you just call up the cloud and rent the systems by the
minute. This is the market that Google is now chasing by packaging up
time on its racks of machines and calling it the Google Compute Engine.
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Thursday, August 23, 2012
Darpa Has Seen the Future of Computing … And It’s Analog
Through its Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa), the DoD is funding a new program called UPSIDE,
short for Unconventional Processing of Signals for Intelligent Data
Exploitation. Basically, the program will investigate a brand-new way of
doing computing without the digital processors that have come to define
computing as we know it.
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Moore's scaling law is dead at 20nm with lack of design cost benefits
DOD: Exaflops technology is already here
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
This New Chinese Sedan Is Also A Full-Sized R/C Car
This New Chinese Sedan Is Also A Full-Sized R/C Car
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Computers almost passed famed AI test, but are they really thinking?
Computers almost passed famed intelligence test, but are they really thinking?http://www.calgaryherald.com/technology/Computers+almost+passed+famed+intelligence+test+they+really+thinking/7123647/story.html
Altogether, some 150 separate conversations were held. The winning program, developed by a Russian team, was called “Eugene.” Attempting to emulate the personality of a 13-year-old boy, Eugene fooled the judges 29.2 per cent of the time, just a smidgen below Turing’s 30 per cent threshold.
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Altogether, some 150 separate conversations were held. The winning program, developed by a Russian team, was called “Eugene.” Attempting to emulate the personality of a 13-year-old boy, Eugene fooled the judges 29.2 per cent of the time, just a smidgen below Turing’s 30 per cent threshold.
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Dell's profits plummet by 18% as PC sales slump
Dell's profits plummet by 18% as PC sales slump
Windows 8, to be launched at the end of October, is designed with touchscreen devices in mind. Analysts say it might give PC makers like Dell, HP and Lenovo a chance to win back the market share lost to the iPad.
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Windows 8, to be launched at the end of October, is designed with touchscreen devices in mind. Analysts say it might give PC makers like Dell, HP and Lenovo a chance to win back the market share lost to the iPad.
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ARM COrtex 15 just announced !
NASA Voyager 2 Space Mission Turns 35
The Voyager 2 mission turned 35 years old yesterday, but the spacecraft actually became the longest-operating NASA probe on August 13 when it surpassed Pioneer 6.
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Ivy Bridge for Ultrabooks
Help, I am hacked during the drive !
Vehicles are becoming more and more reliant on computers for efficiency, safety systems, and infotainment systems.
Most vehicles on the market today use throttle-by-wire systems, where
the onboard computer controls the throttle of the vehicle. Toyota has
had problems in the past with so-called unintended acceleration, with many pointing fingers at the electronic systems in the car.
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Endless sex: Self charging, always ready vibrator !
To test their self-charging unit, the researchers attached the battery
to the sole of their shoes, and found out that walking (applying
pressure) generated enough compressive energy to charge the battery.
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Friday, August 17, 2012
Painful kick: Intel undermines Apple
Last December, Marshall predicted Apple would sell more MacBook Airs in the coming years, but competing ultra-portable devices would lower its market share from 89 percent in 2011 to an estimated 32 percent in 2012.
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How we ourself and displays will look like in the year 2025 ?
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99% BAD HARDWARE WEEK: Hint is to take Apple as a trend setter. And voila ! I see paper thin display in a hands of a fat monster.
99% BAD HARDWARE WEEK: Hint is to take Apple as a trend setter. And voila ! I see paper thin display in a hands of a fat monster.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Raspberry Fox: Mozilla’s Firefox OS Running on a Raspberry Pi
WebRTC is almost here, and it will change the web
WebRTC is almost here, and it will change the web
Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) is a new HTML5 standard framework that enables the sharing of video, audio, and data directly between web browsers. These capabilities open the door to a new wave of advanced web applications.
If all goes according to plan, over 50% of all web browsers will support this capability in the next three to four months.Through an open standards approach, WebRTC integrates browser-to-browser communications directly into the fabric of the Internet. This opens many new possibilities such as:
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Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) is a new HTML5 standard framework that enables the sharing of video, audio, and data directly between web browsers. These capabilities open the door to a new wave of advanced web applications.
If all goes according to plan, over 50% of all web browsers will support this capability in the next three to four months.Through an open standards approach, WebRTC integrates browser-to-browser communications directly into the fabric of the Internet. This opens many new possibilities such as:
- Rich image and video apps on mobile browsers (e.g. Instagram or Skype in the browser)
- Citizen journalists could stream breaking news directly from their phones to news outlets
- Web sites could add live support and feedback through one line of code
- Effortless file distribution (e.g. Napster) without software.
- The inclusion of WebRTC in World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards is supported by Google, Mozilla, and Opera[5][6][7][8], but opposed by Microsoft[9]. Microsoft submitted a competing standard to the WebRTC on 8th August 2012 called CU-RTC-Web[10].
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Israel prepared for 30-day war with Iran
The purported leaked Israeli memo suggests that the military operation
would begin with a massive cyber-attack against Iran's infrastructure,
followed by a barrage of ballistic missiles launched at its nuclear
facilities.
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Finally: Room-temperature solid-state maser at 1,4 Ghz
Room-temperature solid-state maser about a hundred million times as powerful as an existing atomic hydrogen maser
Most realizations of masers also require strong magnets, magnetic shielding or both. But not this one.
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Most realizations of masers also require strong magnets, magnetic shielding or both. But not this one.
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Bill Gates now wants toilet monopoly !
The parole is the same as for Windows: If you don't like it simply don't use it !
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
BAE Systems locates opportunity to replace GPS
BAE
Systems has unveiled its latest research on an advanced positioning
system that exploits existing transmissions such as Wi-Fi, TV, radio and mobile phone signals, to calculate the user’s location to within a few metres.
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UK unmanned Taranis plane passes the test
Taranis,
the UK’s unmanned combat air system technology demonstrator, has successfully completed a series of key tests on the way to commencing flight trials in 2013.
Tom Fillingham, Future Combat Air Systems Director said: “When considered together, the results of these two key test programmes demonstrate the UK’s ability to design low observable solutions for our future unmanned combat systems.
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Tom Fillingham, Future Combat Air Systems Director said: “When considered together, the results of these two key test programmes demonstrate the UK’s ability to design low observable solutions for our future unmanned combat systems.
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Martian Computing Is Light on RAM, Heavy on Radiation Shielding
The RAD750 isn’t much when measured by terrestrial PC metrics. It’s a
customized take on a 10-year-old IBM PowerPC chip design, and its 132
MHz clock speed would have been impressive around the time of the
Windows 95 launch. It comes with just 120 megabytes of RAM.
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Curiosity: How Apollo lunar ascending stage left astronaut footprints visible and intact ? :)
Wow, Mars Curiosity lander (see below) blow out Mars' soil AROUND some 100 meters far away ! Set itself in the middle of the blast pattern from the descent stage
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Man Arrested In Burglary Of Steve Jobs' House In Palo Alto
Man Arrested In Burglary Of Steve Jobs' House In Palo Alto
More than $60,000 worth of computers and other personal items were allegedly stolen.
Also listed as stolen: an iMac and a Mac Mini specially installed for Jobs by an Apple engineer; a small "demo-sized" Macbook, three iPads, three iPods, two iPhones, and an Apple TV device. McFarlin allegedly gave one of the iPads to his daughter and another one to a friend.
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More than $60,000 worth of computers and other personal items were allegedly stolen.
Also listed as stolen: an iMac and a Mac Mini specially installed for Jobs by an Apple engineer; a small "demo-sized" Macbook, three iPads, three iPods, two iPhones, and an Apple TV device. McFarlin allegedly gave one of the iPads to his daughter and another one to a friend.
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