Saturday, November 23, 2013

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Bluetooth does not describe a dental condition in which a patient has blue teeth. The term "Bluetooth" signifies a special new technology, a technology of the G-string Century. The devices with Bluetooth technology allow the user of such devices to conduct 2-way transmissions over short distances. Usually the distance between the communicating Bluetooth devices runs no more than 150 feet. . The individual who has access to two or more devices with Bluetooth technology has the ability to carryout such short-range communications.One big advantage...
Posted by lelyholida
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Rendering technology as well as software rendering may be defined as the process of rendering which is absent Aspics for graphics hardware like as a graphics card. This rendering takes place entirely in CPU. The main advantage of rendering everything with CPU is that there is no restriction about the capabilities of graphics hardware. The disadvantage is that more semiconductors are needed to achieve the same speed. Software rendering has two main rendering: real- time rendering which is also known as online rendering and pre- rendering...
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There are different kinds of problems that Apple users may encounter with their Mac computer and other Apple products. The price of a Mac computer is one of the most expensive in the market, so you expect quality and lasting performance. It is true that an Apple computer can give long lasting performance and quality for its high-end price, but accident can always happen. Just like any other computer, it can experience issues and problems that might affect its functionality. If you think that your computer is not running as smoothly as before,...

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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Computers as we know them have are close to reaching an inflection point—the next generation is in sight but not quite within our grasp. The trusty programmable machines that have proliferated since the 1940s will someday give way to cognitive systems that draw inferences from data in a way that mimics the human brain. IBM treated the world to an early look at cognitive computing in February 2011, when the company pitted its Watson computing system against two former champions on TV’s Jeopardy! quiz show. Watson’s ability to search a factual...

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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Technology & HR-Leverage one for the other: "Technology and HR are enabler of business. Integration of the two would mean not only harmonious co-existence but also leveraging one for the other. Leveraging of technology for HR would mean digitizing the mundane HR activities and automating the back office and transactional activities related to recruitment, performance management, career planning, and succession planning, training and knowledge management. Leveraging HR for technology implies managing change associated with technology...

Friday, October 25, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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Only a week ago I was watching the movie Ironman on television. The billionaire entrepreneur Tony Stark was down in his lab building and modifying his new Ironman suit. As his aides, Tony had a host of machines that he commanded and told what to do using nothing but his voice. As I watched this I thought to myself, this is more Hollywood fantasy, technology hasn't come this far. However upon thinking about this, I realized we weren't that far away and that voice technology is something we are embracing more and more. You don't have to look...

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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For house safety diagram methods, Infrared night vision cameras are swiftly becoming the most well-known sort of cameras. These cameras may be located in indoor or outdoor types, and will give very clear color online video throughout the day, and black and white footage during the night, even in no-light conditions.There are numerous things to think about if you are picking infrared evening eyesight cameras. Initial, figure out the place the camera is going to be mounted. When inserting an infrared camera, it really is usually a good concept...
Posted by lelyholida
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Samsung Electronics has launched two new Android-based smartphones the GALAXY Trend (GT-S.A.) and the GALAXY Star Pro (GT-S.A.).These devices can offer smartphone experience in nine Indian regional languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarat, Canada, Malaya, Tel and Tamil. Both Samsung GALAXY Trend and GALAXY Star Pro are equipped with Android's 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system and I GHz single core processor.Viet Tania, Country Head, Samsung Mobiles & IT, said, "At Samsung, we are committed to listening to our consumers...

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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IVR (Interactive Voice Response) systems serve as a way for clients to connect with a business without the need for live human interaction. This is achieved by connecting a company's computer database to their telephone system in order to provide clients with the info they seek.These systems have been around for years and big as well as small companies use them to: better their client service, display a professional brand identity, and even sell their products.Traditionally if a client phones a business with an IVR system, they are greeted...

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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Well, this is becoming an unfortunate trend. Another train carrying oil has derailed and exploded, this time in Alabama. From the Reuters news report: A 90-car train carrying crude oil derailed and exploded in western Alabama in the early hours of Friday morning, spilling oil and leaving eleven cars burning in the rural area. No injuries have been reported, but 20 of the train’s cars derailed and 11 were still on fire, the train owner, Genesee & Wyoming, said in a statement on Friday. Those cars, which threw flames 300 feet into the...

Monday, September 9, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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Over the last few years, we’ve heard a lot about how “Big Data”—which as far as I can tell is just data mining in a glossy new wrapper–are going to revolutionize science and help us create a better world.* These claims strike me as all too familiar. They remind me of the hype generated in the 1980s by chaos and in the 1990s by complexity (which was just chaos in a glossy new wrapper). Chaos and complexity enthusiasts promised (and are still promising) that ever-more-powerful computers plus jazzy new software and math were going to crack riddles...

Sunday, September 8, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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A mathematician and a chef have produced objects that mimic the function and beauty of biological organisms Finding a bug in your drink is an unpleasant surprise, but researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created a fanciful cocktail accessory based on the mechanics of water bugs—and another less ironically modeled after the workings of a delicate water lily. In partnership with José Andrés, a renowned chef who lectures on the science of cooking at Harvard University, applied mathematics professor John Bush designed two...

Saturday, September 7, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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A couple of weeks ago, I was writing up a description of Einstein’s general theory of relativity, and I thought I’d compare the warping of spacetime to the motion of Earth’s tectonic plates. Nothing on Earth’s surface has fixed coordinates, because the surface is ever-shifting. Same goes for spacetime. But then it struck me: if nothing has fixed coordinates, then how do Google Maps, car nav systems, and all the other mapping services get you where you’re going? Presumably they must keep updating the coordinates of places, but how? I figured...

Friday, September 6, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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Rob Carlson drove his Tesla Model S down Route 167 outside Seattle. He accidentally ran over a piece of metal, likely a fender or other curved piece of metal from a truck. That metal somehow punctured the quarter-inch thick armored undercarriage of the vehicle and penetrated its battery pack. Within 30 minutes, the car was in flames—the first fully electric vehicle fire on the road in the U.S. and a viral video sensation. Fortunately, the Model S comes equipped with a warning system. "The car warned the driver to get off the highway as soon...

Thursday, September 5, 2013

Posted by lelyholida
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The costs of reducing emissions may be flash points along the path toward a 2015 Paris treaty At a major United Nations climate summit in Warsaw this week, a plan is being hammered out for negotiations on a new climate treaty to be finalized in Paris in two years’ time. Delegates from 195 nations are also seeking to obtain commitments from countries to limit their greenhouse-gas emissions between now and 2020. But the path forward is rife with disputes between rich and poor countries over funding, and how to allocate and enforce emissions reductions. The...

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