Thursday, 4 June 2009
Thursday, 30 April 2009
Navigate using your thought
Do you agree that the fastest vehicle in the world is our mind? Let me justify. Just think of a place that you like the most. Done. You are there!!!!!
Now you will also be able to navigate to a place you are not familiar using your thoughts. Yes. Think about the direction you have to head, once you sit in this wheelchair and you navigate in that direction. Don't believe me???? Have a look at the video below.
Now you will also be able to navigate to a place you are not familiar using your thoughts. Yes. Think about the direction you have to head, once you sit in this wheelchair and you navigate in that direction. Don't believe me???? Have a look at the video below.
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Monday, 6 April 2009
Ubuntu with a Vmware!!!!
Came across this news. "Portable Ubuntu Runs Ubuntu Inside Windows". Many users(like me) want to learn and work with linux. But, fear for the lack in support for hardware and other software. Now, even without installing the expensive Vmware, users can have the advantage of running Linux within their existing Windows system. A great option!!!!
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
Desalination Plant of tomorrow?
Came across this exciting video. It may be used to make an affordable Desalination Plant. Any takers for Chennai???????
Tuesday, 17 March 2009
HSTP - Hyperspeech Transfer Protocol
Yes. You read it right. It is Hyper Speech Transfer Protocol and not Hyper Text Transfer Protocol. It is IBM's new protocol developed to "talk" with the Web.
"People will talk to the web and the web will respond. The research technology is analogous to the internet. Unlike personal computers it will work on mobile phones where people can simply create their voice sites," IBM India Research Laboratory Associate Director Manish Gupta said to The Times Of India.
The increase in the number of mobile phone subscribers in spite of the serious recession may help the technology to become commercially successful. Does it have the ability to replace the Internet?
"People will talk to the web and the web will respond. The research technology is analogous to the internet. Unlike personal computers it will work on mobile phones where people can simply create their voice sites," IBM India Research Laboratory Associate Director Manish Gupta said to The Times Of India.
The increase in the number of mobile phone subscribers in spite of the serious recession may help the technology to become commercially successful. Does it have the ability to replace the Internet?
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