New Technology Updates: January 2011

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

MVOX DUO COMMUNICATOR

The Mvox Duo is an all-in-one, advanced Wearable Smart conversationalist with one-touch voice dialing.

The Duo is the whole thing you want it to be. It can be used as a bluetooth headset, a transportable handsfree car kit, a mobile meeting phone.

The Duo fits comfortably over the ear for confidential conversations and can instantly convert into a high-performance speakerphone for on-the-spot conference calls. The powerful integrated speakerphone outperforms even the greatest loudspeakers built into most cell phones.

PLANTRONICS PULSAR 260

The Plantronics Pulsar 260 is a smartly designed stereo Bluetooth headset targeted for use with cell phones that twice as MP3 players. It is roughly the size of a first-generation iPod Shuffle (the white one) and weigh less than an small amount.

And although the Pulsar 260′s outdoor is constructed mostly of molded plastic, it looks and feels like a high quality machine able to withstand the rigors of heavy daily use.

The black and silver color system is sexy, professional, and hip — somewhat easily damaged by soccer moms, IT geeks, and powerful execs similar.

The Pulsar 260 uses a technology called Advanced Audio allocation Profile, or A2DP. A2DP enables users to listen in to stereo music wirelessly.

HANDS ON WITH R2 HOME AUTOMATION ON SAMSUNG’S UPCOMING GALAXY TAB

Once the founder of Sling Media, at the present a homeowner with too much time on his hand, Blake Krikorian took his knack for training and enthusiasm for his Crestron home automation system to new extremes by code R2. The home automation app, currently in private beta test.

The same features typically available from a dedicated touch panel, on any Android phone. We went hands on with R2 on a shiny new Samsung Galaxy Tab, and asked Blake as regards how R2 came to be, what it can do, and when it will strike the Android Market.

THE MOST OPULENT HOME THEATER SEATING FROM CEDIA 2010

You could enjoy your 120-inch projection screen on La-Z-Boy covered in lubricant stains and Cheeto residue, and Gladiator would look just as blood-splatteringly awesome. But if you aim to make an impact on your guests rather than disgust, well, you’ll need some tradition home theater seating for that.

The home theater gurus roll out their big guns for CEDIA 2010, but after seeing so many black leather recliners, you’ve see them all. Enter the First impersonation Theme Theaters, which had some of the most peculiar.

NEW CISCO TECHNOLOGY BREAKS ROUTER MOLD

Cisco Systems (NSDQ:CSCO) last week unveil its next-generation router technology aimed at meeting the growing capacity needs of its telecommunications service provider customers as they build out IP-based services.

Four years in the manufacture, the Cisco CRS-1 Carrier Routing System was built to provide the scalability and always-on capability service providers require, said John Chambers.

Cisco's head and CEO, during the product launch at the Computer record Museum in Mountain View, Calif.

"Today is an example of what we think is the major jump we've ever taken in innovation since the router was introduced 20 years ago," Chambers said at the occasion.

Monday, January 17, 2011

CISCO LOOKS TO THE FUTURE OF TV WITH VIDEOSCAPE

Cisco CEO John Chambers pitched a cross-platform media idea designed to help consumers access content on all their electronic devices.

Unlike most company at CES, Cisco did not unveil any new products for customers at its press conference on Wednesday. Instead, CEO and Chairman John Chambers introduce a multi-platform concept idea called Videoscape.

In the revelation, Chambers showed what this arrangement would look like on a real TV by searching for ‘basketball.’ The result was three column of content: one of content on regular TV channel, one of content from Cisco partner, and one of satisfied from social media, friends, and YouTube.

A LOOK AT NEW SAMSUNG TVS, ACCESSORIES, AND 9 SERIES NOTEBOOK

Samsung debuted its lovely 3D TV, as well as a variety of more consumer-friendly strategy at CES today.

Samsung gave us a comprehensive tour of its new TVs today, as well as a look at the world’s slimmest Blue-ray player, the 7500. It goes without saying that the player is a sleek mechanism, and is also wall mountable. It includes browsing and Samsung’s new elegant hub technology, connecting users to its app store and other system accessories.

But the scene user was easily the 75-inch HD3D LED TV, the LX9500. We heard incompatible reports as to the TVs future status – one exhibitor told us the TV was simply in its concept phase while another said it was normal to be out for the second half of the year. We’ll keep posted as soon as we hear more, but they both agreed that there is no price approximation.

HANDS-ON IMPRESSIONS OF THE NOKIA E7

Nokia tried to keep away from CES, but we caught the company at a small cubicle in a side-show. Here is an out-of-focus run during of the Nokia E7, which has a complete slide-out keyboard.

Nokia did its most excellent to avoid CES this year, but we caught it at a small cubicle at the Digital Experience event.

Nothing unreleased was on show, but we did get a possibility to play with Nokia’s E7, which is a set like the N8, but with a good slide-out, bump-up keyboard. When I review the N8, one of the odd things about it was how much it seem like it should have a slide-out keyboard. All of the plan cues pointed toward one, but it remain a touch-only phone. The E7 is what I wanted the N8 to be there (minus a new OS).

TOSHIBA’S 3D LAPTOP USES WEBCAM TO TRACK EYES, ELIMINATES GLASSES

A built-in webcam attached with eye-tracking software allow Toshiba’s latest 3D laptop to create glasses-free 3D on the fly.

Following the anti-glasses backlash from against your will bespectacled 3D TV viewers everywhere, glasses-free TVs are riding the angst and delightful CES 2011 by storm. While most companies at the show use the same parallax barricade technology, which spits out a number of fixed 3D “zones” approximately the TV.

Toshiba had the demonstration set up on a Qosmio notebook, but the creation version due out later this year could be on any Toshiba notebook (a Qosmio, though, is likely, according to our rep). As you move towards the screen, the notebook’s tracking equipment locks onto your eyes in a substance of seconds – even with glasses on.

THE FUTURE OF 3D TVS MAY HAVE JUST ARRIVED

With all the big name companies approaching their 3D technology, the solution to glassless 3D technology may come from a little Hungarian startup company called iPont.

One of the indubitable themes at this year’s CES was 3D technology. It was everywhere. Despite the relatively warm reception that 3D is receiving from the public, the big guys in the electronics field simply decline to let it go. Upcoming this year, consumer will see 3D laptops, 3D cameras.

3D video games, 3D camcorders, and of course a enormous selection of 3D televisions. Like it or not, 3D visual equipment is the wave of the future. But despite how hard the manufacturer keep pushing, in their hearts, they have to know that 3D tech will only ever be fully embrace once the glasses required to see 3D images are made superseded. And most consumers know that it is coming earlier or later.

BUMP TECHNOLOGIES RAISES $16 MILLION

Bump's latest round of financial support follows an app update that extends sharing features to include music, photos, and calendar actions.

Bump Technologies, maker of an app that lets stylish phone users swap information by bumping phones.

Andreessen Horowitz — recently cited for its offerings to Groupon’s mammoth round of funding — becomes Bump’s latest shareholder, and joins previous investor Sequoia Capital, Sherpalo venture and SV Angel, who also contribute to the $16 million effort.

NEW MACBOOK AIR RUMORED TO HAVE 11.6-INCH DISPLAY

Those still eager for an Apple netbook can re-kindle their excitement. According to DigiTimes, the next MacBook Air resolve drop the 13-inch form factor and instead use an 11.6-inch display. The new propose will also be thinner and lighter than the current laptop, although accurate size and weight is not known.

The thought of Apple just beginning a sub 13-inch notebook does seem odd considering the many negative comments Steve Jobs made towards netbooks during the iPad's launch. On the previous hand, the current Air is slower and more costly than the MacBook Pro. Moving to a lesser size would help differentiate it.

MORE OF BLACKBERRY’S 2011 LINEUP “LEAKED”

We've got two more sets of details on upcoming BlackBerry devices.

Yesterday we reported that specs on two new future BlackBerry smart phones had leaked – and nowadays we’ve got two more. BoyGeniusReport information that RIM will be adding to its line-up with the latest generation of the BlackBerry Torch and the Storm.

The Torch was the initial BlackBerry smart phone to be released with a full Qwerty keyboard as well as a touch screen, and it looks like it will now have the wares to back that up. RIM is giving the piece of equipment a huge boost in power (it’s jumping from a 600 MHz to a 1.2 GHz processor) amongst other hardware alternations. As far as covering goes, it’s nearly matching to the original Torch. Here’s a come across at the Torch 2’s details:

Sunday, January 16, 2011

DENON AH-D1100

Today’s headphone market is saturated with ostentatious, urban stimulated, street-style offerings typified by interesting materials, outrageous colours and celebrity endorsements. It’s easy to understand then how one strength end up overlooking Denon’s latest submission, the AH-D1100.

This unpretentious set circum-aural headphone may look plain at first glance.

But closer examination reveals that there is nothing “vanilla” about them at all. Designed to execute, built to last and price to sell, the AH-D1100 offer a amazingly comfortable listening experience that does Denon’s legacy of excellence justice.

FIREFOX 4 BETA 9 AVAILABLE, READY FOR TESTING

Firefox 4 Beta 9 is built to get together the demands of today’s Web users. It offer greater control over browsing, with brand new type such as the App Tabs and Panorama to make it easier to navigate the web and visit your favourite sites. Firefox 4 Beta 9 also includes presentation enhancements that speed up the popular browser.

Making everything quicker from start-up time to page-load speed and the performance of Web applications and games.

Also built-in in this release, Firefox Sync is included into the browser, giving you access to your remarkable Bar history, bookmarks, open tabs and passwords across computer and smartphones.

POMEGRANATE PHONE

The Pomegranate Phone pushes imaginary thinking to its limit, unlike few new products have. The technologies it offers are extraordinary, perhaps out of a science literature novel or "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy."

It's a phone capable of translate whatever you might say into any universal language. The Pomegranate also incorporate a mini-projector to deliver presentations or movies, and it serves successfully as a musical instrument such as the harmonica, along with other single features.

To the unsuspecting viewer, the fundamental intention to promote Nova Scotia is well-disguised. You may begin to detect that somewhat is seriously fishy from the ‘Explore’ tab on the Pomegranate’s website.

WHAT'S THE BEST 2TB EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE? 6 DRIVES TESTED

Two terabytes. That's a scary quantity of data. Ten years ago, if you'd told us you'd be capable to fit 2TB on a hard disk drive, our heads would have explode. Yet there are now thousands of 2TB drives on the marketplace, each with their own pro cons and cost tags.
We've yet to see 2.5-inch 2TB drives covered in external USB cases, but they're approximately the corner.

Being better hard drives, they also sketch more power, which means USB can't produce enough lightning juice to keep them running. So they all come with outside plugs, which can be rather bothersome to carry around, and even more annoying when the manufacturer insist on only sending Europlugs with them.

Friday, January 14, 2011

BAD DOG 215 CUBIC INCH V-TWIN

Are you one of those guys who feels there's just no alternative for cubic inches? Well, Bill Price thought you might like to know he's manipulative an engine for you, it's calleds the Bad Dog 215, as in 215 cubic inches. The sixty-degree air-and-oil-cooled 4-valve DOHC semi-unit 3500cc machine has a 6 inch bore and 4 inch stroke.

The engine will be unit manufacture incorporating a 6 speed transmission. It will not fit into any current standard outline and Bill plans to build one to handle the engine's size and power. The engine will use a mixture of CNC machined parts and off the shelf pieces. He's just getting to the prototype construction stage.

SNAEFELL LAVERDA SIDECAR PROJECT

François Knorreck, a French motorcyclist with a excitement for building things to suit his own vision, bought a Laverda in 1976 and turned it into a well modified sport bike. He rode the bike perfectly satisfied until 1993 when he began to imagine the idea of a new project and got the urge to build again, ideas turned to plan and led to lots and lots of labor, the result, more than 10 years later, is the Snaefell.

The Snaefell is a completely hand craft vehicle, the frame, the wiring strap up and, of course, the incredible body, which itself used 63 molds for the part made of polyester or carbon fiber. Some parts were source from Renault, Citroen, BMW, VW and Audi.

AT CES, NEW 3D TV TECH EMERGES

Later this year when the 3D televisions sets that début at CES 2011 start hitting store shelves, shoppers will find more than one kind of 3D technology. CES a year ago was 3D-at-home's large coming-out party, lead by Sony and Panasonic, which came with HDTVs that with the help of special glasses could show 3D movies.

Both brands used the same technology in the associated glasses: active-shutter. The same went for models from manufacturer like Samsung and Vizio that followed.

IET INTEGRATED ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION MOTORCYCLE FROM SMRE ENGINEERING

Any electric motorcycle these days, whether TTXGP competitor or one of the first general reason commuters and you'll notice one thing is missing, the shift lever. Electric motors have all of this torque vacant so you just twist the electric throttle and pour the electrons to the motor. Want to go faster? Spins the motor faster.

SMRE manufacturing of Italy, figured this was an incompetent way to do things, but also, the lack of communication and shifting took some of the enjoyment out of the ride, so they built the IET organization, an electric motor with a six speed mechanical transmissions and clutch, a mechatronic motorcycle.

SAMSUNG GALAXY S GETS GORILLA GLASS

Corning Incorporated, a world leader in speciality glass and ceramics, announced today that Corning Gorilla glass has been planned into the Samsung Electronics Galaxy S, a newly released premium smartphone.

The Samsung Galaxy S description a four-inch super AMOLED display, while weighing approximately 119 grams in a slim, highly durable design.

The enhanced super AMOLED display is enable in part by using Corning Gorilla glass as the shielding cover. Gorilla glass is an environmentally friendly alkali-aluminosilicate thin page glass that is both scratch resistant and durable.

FLEXIBLE GLASS TECHNOLOGY MEANS LIGHTER, BRIGHTER DISPLAYS

The news has been buzzing with Sony's latest rollable OLED screen (note: Sony does not specify that it uses this particular equipment in its organic thin-film transistors product). It's an remarkable sight, but how does it work? Corning has been initial flexible substrates on which electronics can be printed.

According to Carl Taussig, director of the Information surface Lab at Hewlett-Packard Labs in Palo Alto, California, "Glass is a large surface for building thin-film devices on." Water can't seep into glass not like its plastic counterparts due to glass's impermeability -- meaning that the electronics can final longer.

AIRBUS STARTED FLIGHT TEST RESEARCH OF NEW ENGINE

The aircraft making subsidiary of the European aerospace company EADS, Airbus, recently announced that it had started a long-term flight test study of the engine concepts that include the design of Preatt & Whitney, called "Geared Turbofan."

The Toulouse-based company together with P&W is estimating the PW1000G technology demonstrator engine which might be used in A340 flight test aircraft.

SAMSUNG GLORIA WINDOWS 7 TABLET

Samsung Gloria Windows 7 tablet is in fact becoming the part recent tech related rumors and reports about this upcoming or in process Samsung device are claim that next year’s most prominent or anticipated device.

Blogeee.com was the first eternally source over internet that disclosed or spread this device’s rumor today.

It is being stated by Blogeee.com on their certified report today that this new device or tablet pc would be having an official name as “Samsung Gloria” which will be having installed Windows 7 being its operating system.

SONY HDR-TD10E 3D CAMCORDER

It is being stated about Sony’s being there at Consumer Electronics Show 2011 that 3D things were mainly focused by Sony Corporation this year and Sony HDR-TD10E 3D camcorder is one of those marvellous 3D things that were.

3D portfolio of Sony Corporation at this CES is being describe as full with the 3D goods as a lot of work has been done by this notorious electronics related association towards three dimension cameras as well as camcorders and PC line-ups.

‘DDR 4′ RAM DEVELOPED BY SAMSUNG WILL DOUBLE THE SPEED OF YOUR COMPUTER

If you often get frustrated due to slow speed of your private computer, there is a good news for you. The good news is that the biggest computer memory manufacturing companies of the world ‘Samsung Electronics’ has developed a new and brilliant unit of computer memory.

This new module has been name ‘DDR 4′. The company has told that its will start the manufacture of this ‘DDR 4′ memory from 2012. The company has made known that DDR 4 will consist the usage of 30 Nanometre technology.

RIM PLANS CLOUD-BASED BLACKBERRY ENTERPRISE SERVER

Research in Motion will start on a cloud -based capability for its popular BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server) by the end of 2011, RIM official said Thursday.RIM unveiled a new structural design for BES in the cloud before analysts and reporters at a BlackBerry for Business event here, offering few details on how it will be finally deployed.

The launch of the cloud capacity could depend on either partners, such as telecommunications carrier that would host the BES service, or it could be hosted by RIM itself, said Pete Devenyi, vice president of RIM's communications proposal group. "We're not yet say how it will be rolled out," he said.

INTEL RECORDS REVENUE AND PROFIT GAINS IN Q4

Intel on Thursday said it wrap up a strong fiscal 2010 with profit and revenue gains in the fourth quarter, and predicted a physically powerful fiscal year 2011.

The company reported net income of $3.4 billion for the part ended on Dec. 25, up by 48 percent compared to the same quarter last year. Earnings per allocate were $0.59, beating the consensus estimation of $0.53 from analysts polled by Thomson Reuters.

Intel reported revenue of $11.5 billion, an boost of 8 percent compared to the same quarter last year. Analysts had usual revenue to be $11.37 billion.

Intel's Data Center Group recorded $2.5 billion in profits for the quarter, compared to $2 billion in profits during last year's fourth quarter

HP EXEC HINTS AT LARGER ROLE FOR WEBOS

A recent CNBC interview with a Hewlett-Packard management is focusing attention on the company's expected WebOS device news, including a expected tablet, on Feb. 9 in San Francisco.

In the interview, conducted at the current Consumer Electronics Show, Todd Bradley, executive vice president of HP's not public systems group, reiterated that HP will offer at least one WebOS tablet. But he hints that there may be an even higher future for the mobile platform

The recorded interview is being reposted onlines, fueling reports and comments on mobile-oriented websites such as BoyGeniusReport.com

Bradley reiterate that WebOS, first revealed as the software platform for Palm's Palm Pre smart phone was the strategic reason why HP acquired Palm previous summer

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY TO DESIGN COMPACT COMPUTERS: NANO

The latest trend in electronic device manufacturing points towards the compact and fast devices and to attain the same requirement, scientist from US are functioning on a novel technology-Nano technology.

The future processors are reason to be more powerful and use less energy and a team at California University is working on a silicon wafers between five and 20 nanometres thick, which may be used in the design of IC(Integrated Circuit) chips. The novel technology is based leading BCP(block co-polymer lithography).

GE BUYS INTO EFFICIENT POWER FOR CLOUD COMPUTING

General Electric's acquirement of Lineage Power Holdings reflects the growing importance of power electronics amid the explosive growth of portable computers and phones.

GE yesterday said it decided to pay about $520 million for Atlanta-based Lineage Power Holdings to gripe up its energy and electric grid-related offerings.

It gives GE efficient power exchange products--the hardware needed to exchange between alternating current and direct current--used by telecommunications company and data center operators.

"Every new mobile device plugs into an infrastructure that require an ever increasing amount of high-quality power

IBM'S 4Q SEEN BEING HELPED BY STRONG CORPORATE TECHNOLOGY SPENDING; OUTSOURCING WORRIES LINGER

WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Any signs of weak point in IBM's outsourcing business, a source of concern for some analyst.

IBM, a company like its 100-year anniversary, has otherwise been on a tear. It has steadily enlarged profits even during the depth of the recession, despite sales challenge.

It's done that in large part by figure out ways to tap its software and services for more profits, and by cutting costs and heavy resources into lucrative new infrastructure projects such as "smart" power grids and rail lines.

IBM is the world's biggest supplier of information technology services, which include outsourcing and technological support.

Sunday, January 9, 2011

LATEST DIGITAL CAMERA TECHNOLOGY

In olden days, whenever I used to go to hill side, I used to take a camera with me and used to take extra film rolls.

As I am not a very expert photographer, whenever I had to get photos, I used to take 2 photos so that I could obtain the photo positively.

Now with new digital camera equipment, I don’t have to take 2 photograph. I can just check the photo on LCD and choose whether to keep it or delete it. If I remove it, I take new photo. This saves a lot of time and disquiet. With new cool digital camera equipment, I have become a cool personality.

ELECTRONIC NOSE DETECTS CANCER

György Horvath from the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and researcs from the University of Gävle and KTH Royal organization of Technology has been able to confirm in tests that ovarian cancer tissue and healthy tissue smell different. The results were available recently in the journal Future Oncology.

In a preceding project György Horvath used specially trained dogs to express that ovarian cancers emit a specific scent. The dogs were able to use this scent to differentiate between ovarian cancer tissue and both normal healthy abdominal tissue and other gynaecological cancers.

PIONEER HTZ-940DV NXT SURFACESOUND SPEAKER TECHNOLOGY

HTZ-940DV Complete DVD 5.1 Audio Video System with NXT Surface Sound Speaker Technology is Pioneer’s most superior DVD Home Theater system. Its ultra-flat-panel speakers are just 1 3/16″ thick, yet they deliver extremely rich sound.

Their next-generation NXT Surface Sound equipment generates sound waves from a flat acrylic panel and built-in, wide-range tweeters. The organization plays DVD Video, multi-channel DVD-Audio and SACD, MP3, and CD, and you can even view JPEG portrait files. Bottom line: great adaptability.

NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN WASHING MACHINES

washing machine is one of the leading appliances you demand. Whether you appreciate having the choice to wash on a day after day footing or you designate certain days for washing, life able to clean your clothes when essential is vital. There are many uncommon types of wash machines on the market today.

Having a highly useful washing machine that can soubriquet your washing wants can save time, get your clothes ultra clean and assign you to go your washing in a smallest amount of time. Everywashing machine has a few basic function in run of the mill.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

NEW BATTERY TECHNOLOGY COULD LEAD TO SELF-POWERED DEVICES

The advancements that are being made in battery technology are attractive mind boggling. We are seeing devices that are sketch power from just about every source that is imaginable, and now there is battery technology from researchers at Imperial College London that may in fact have devices that create their own power.

This incredible new battery technology workings because of the material that is being used in the real construction of the items. The reason that the new substance is making headlines is because of the fact that it can be integrated into the design of an automobile and would make it lighter and more fuel proficient, but could actually supply power to refresh the battery of an electric car.

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