Showing posts with label Technology Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology Reviews. Show all posts

Bitcoin Sinks after China restrics yuan exchanges

According to BBC, Bitcoin fell to less than half the value it recently traded for, following report s of fresh action by Beijing last month to restricts trade in the virtual currency. BTC China said that local payment companies have been blocked form providing it with clearing...

MIT prepared a tracking system(WiTrack) that can work through walls

Research team at MIT’s (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) in CSAIL ( Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory) prepared a high-resolution 3D motion tracking system which can work  through walls. From a static location connected to a computer...

Samsung is preparing to launch Galaxy Glass

Samsung was early to market with a smartwatch in the Galaxy Gear, and now it looks like it might be one of the first in the mix with a glasses-based computing device. A new report from the Korea Times (via Verge) suggests that Samsung is currently developing a Google Glass...

Google Buys Artificial Intelligence (AI) firm, DeepMind in 400 Million dollars

The recent chatter regarding Google’s acquisition-driven moves to become the world leader in artificial intelligence will likely increase now that the company has reportedly acquired DeepMind for $400 million. According to a report from Re/code, Google has confirmed the acquisition...

5G Network 1,000 Times Faster Than 4G Developed by South Korea

The country's Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST) announced Wednesday that it would invest 1.6 trillion won ($1.5 billion) to develop 5G technology that will be 1,000 times faster than 4G LTE and quick enough to allow users to download full-length films (usually...

The first pen drive for android smartphone or Tablet by Sony

Japanese Electronics maker, Sony, has launched the world’s first pen drive, which can be connected to your Android smartphone or tablet. This new drive is a “2-in-1 device”, with MciroUSB and standard USB2.0 plugs into a tiny package allowing users to connect it with both...

LG announced to launch Chrombase, an all-in-one Google chrome OS desktop

Chrome OS was not introduced in desktop computer as an OS before LG became pioneer in this step.  Recently LG announced to launch Chorme OS base computer. Chrome OS is a Google’s operating system and I  personally think that LG wants to complete with Microsoft Windows. The...

Google introduced smart contact lens

International Diabetes Federation said. “We think the world is losing the battle against diabetes disease.” But I suppose Google is still zealous to conquer the end of diabetes that’s why it introduced speculative technology in contact lens called “Smart Contact Lens” The...

Facial Recognition

Facial recognition technology is still controversial, but it has developed in recent some years. Now this technology can recognize face with high accuracy.  In the earlier year, Google banned on facial recognition technology in its Google glass wearable technology...

Microsoft "Project Siena" app for making Windows 8 apps

Microsoft has launched "Project Siena" on the Windows Store, essentially an app that allows  users to create thier own Windows-based apps. Prject Siena launched and is designed for "business experts, business analysts, consultants and other app imagineers" who don't...

3D printing manufacturing revolution

http://www.techpopups.blogspot.com/ According to experts, safety and reliability standards and mandates will need to be developed and implemented for products that can be churned out on a whim. Technical education and training will likely be impacted. Legal issues pertaining...

Samsung faces $150k Drops of its Ultra-HD TV On South Korean Market

http://www.techpopups.blogspot.com/ How many dollars do you spend on an ultra-HD TV? If you would like to  answer $150k then perhaps you wish to go far Samsung's 110-inch television at the same price in South Korea. According to me, the TV is four times greater...

The NSA is preparing a Quantum Computer to crack all kind of encryption

http://www.techpopups.blogspot.com/ New documents leaked by Edward Snowden reveal two NSA programs that seek to build a “useful quantum computer” that can break all known forms of classical encryption. Such a quantum computer would obviously give the NSA unprecedented...

LG's bringing Ultra HD OLED TVs in more sizes to CES

In 2013 Samsung & LG competited with their first few commercially released OLED HDTVs, & now at CES 2014 we're proceeding on to round two. The curved 77-inch Ultra HD OLED shown as a concept late last year will return, this time rocking a model number (77EC9800)...

Acer presents 27-inch touch monitor and Android PC

Probably the greatest method to pay regard Acer's going up range of Android "all-in-ones" does not seem as PC replacements, or even as giant tablets, but rather as touch-sensitive monitors that have the additional benefit of being able to execute their own OS. Precisely...

The Dual Device Backup Battery

This device has a small size like the size of a pack of gum. It can charge two electronic devices simultaneously. It can full charge twice two devices either two tablets or two smartphones before needing a charge itself. The unique USB charging cable - with...

7 things embarked Google in 2013

Author: Kurnia Cruzz This year Google celebrated its 15th anniversary though it showed none of the creeping complacency that has derailed other dominant tech companies. Nevertheless, 2013 was a simply another year for a search giant engine during which it solidified its place...

Android augmented reality apps

What is Augmented Reality? Augmented Reality (AR) is a cutting edge application which has been programmed to show physical printed drawings into life display. It takes the input from martphone camera and performs its tasks. This groundbreaking technology...

Six ways to use virtualization in your small business

Virsualization brings hard nut to crack technologies which are not comprehensive for all enterprises besides few giant of them. Virtualization consists of scores of benefits for trivial businesses, including cost savings and IT efficiency. And options such as Orable’s VirtualBox ...