Smart-Phone-droprinter

What is it? 

Have you imagine that you could print any thing showed on your smart phone's screen, like messages, web page or image? Now you can!

DroPrinter is the world’s first and only phone printer solely designed for smart phone. Using thermal paper (the paper used by many thermal printers), droPrinter could print any thing showed on your smart phone's screen. 

 Working Principle:

                 DroPrinter is compact and easy to use, you just turn it on, one step to connect the smartphone, and it could start printing anything within seconds. We designed droPrinter to be super simple. After the first time, droPrinter will pair automatically to your smart phone.

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What can I print with droPrinter?

You could print tips, photos, website, image, etc. Every thing showed on your smart phone you always could print them by your droPrinter.

Application:

       We designed it portable , so the size of it is small enough to your bag

       

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Flying Cars

What is a Flying Car?

A flying car is a type of personal air vehicle that provides door-to-door transportation by both road and air. The term "flying car" is often used to include roadable aircraft and hovercars.

Introduction

Flying car will be one of the greatest invention of the modern technology. A two-seater flying car which drives on normal roads, using petrol, but can take wing from any open grassy area. Flying cars fly slightly lower than planes. It doesn’t need any airport. Many users will find this a very efficient way to move. It contains various ground-breaking technologies which could spark a new age of personal aviation, such as variable-angle wings which allow it to take off on a much shorter runway than rival aircraft.

Why fly cars are needed?

Even with the roadable aircraft that we have now, one MAJOR advantage would be travel time. I live in southern India and many of my friends live in north India. At the moment, without a flying car, I have to get in my car and drive four and half hours to see them. It’s not the worst drive, but it’s definitely tedious and can be exhausting after a while. However, if I had a flying car like the Transition or the PAL-V, I could cut the travel time almost in half, maybe more. Many towns have small airports. The town I live in has one and the town I go to a lot. So it may take time to reach there and if planes are not available at that time then I must wait until the next plane schedule.

This makes the world smaller. Flying cars would allow people to travel greater distances quickly. People could live farther away from work and go places they normally couldn’t. Those are some pretty good advantages.

specification of fly car:

Working principle of fly cars:

The fly cars uses the similar principle that is used in plane or a Aircraft.

     

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Skin deep tech: Cicret bracelet aims to turn your arm into 'new tablet'

Reading emails on your skin may sound wacky, but not for the French designers working on a bracelet that projects your smartphone content onto your arm. To turn the surreal Cicret device into reality, the designers are seeking funding.

The Cicret, activated with a twist of the wrist, is equipped with an embedded memory card, processor, accelerometer, micro-USB port, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. But the key part is the so-called "pico-projector" and an array of proximity sensors. The pico projector projects the interface onto your arm. When you put your finger on the interface, you stop one of eight proximity sensors. The sensor sends the information back to the processor in your Circet bracelet.

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Google launches photo scanning app

• Tech giant Google has rolled out a new scanning app Google PhotoScan that allows users to scan and digitise physical photographs.
• The free standalone app detects edges, straightens the image, rotates it to the correct orientation and removes glare, Google said in a statement.  Scanned photos can be saved in one tap to Google Photos to be organised, searchable, shared and safely backed up at high quality, it added.
• “We all have those old albums and boxes of photos that are some of our most treasured memories. Such as photos of grandma when she was young, or of your childhood pet, and even that hairstyle you wish you could forget. But we just keep thinking about scanning the photos to preserve these moments, but never really get around to it. Well, here is an easy option,” it said.
• The app is available for both Android and iOS devices starting today. Google is also adding editing tools to its Google Photos app. These will begin rolling out today across Android, iOS and the web as well.

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Google Fiber

The TV you love. On Fiber.

Watch 220+ channels, HD included, and thousands of shows and movies on demand. Use Smart Search and Recommendations to find all your favorite programs and discover new ones.

Connect over powerful Wi-Fi

You’ll experience the fastest speeds with a wired connection, but you can also get online wirelessly using the Network+ Box. That's our gigabit router designed to the latest standards (802.11a/b/g/n/ac).

Keep everything, share anything

Enjoy one terabyte of cloud storage. With Google Drive, you can back up and access your files anywhere: at home, at the office, or on the go. No matter what happens to your computer or smartphone, your files are safe in the cloud.

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Introducing Translate for Animals (beta): Bridging the gap between animals and humans

Translate for Animal

Making the world’s information universally accessible is a key goal for Google. Language is one of our biggest challenges so we have targeted our efforts on removing language barriers between the species. We are excited to introduce Translate for Animals, an Android application which we hope will allow us to better understand our animal friends. We’ve always been a pet-friendly company at Google, and we hope that Translate for Animals encourages greater interaction and understanding between animal and human.

processing the Data:

Please be patient whilst the voice recognition software checks the recorded pet sounds against the millions of stored noises in the Animal Linguistic Database. This should only take a few seconds.

Translate for Animals is an application for Android phones that recognises and transcribes words and phrases that are common to a species, like cats for example. To develop Translate for Animals, we worked closely with many of the world’s top language synthesis teams, and with leaders in the field of animal cognitive linguistics, including senior fellows at the Bodleian Library in Oxford.

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Data Transfers At Gigabits To Terabits Per Second

             Let’s talk about ongoing research developments that are working out solutions to provide digital data transfers at extraordinary speeds. These researches have shown possibilities with transferring data at gigabits per second (Gbit/s); even terabits per second (Tbit/s) in certain cases. This article will peek into the ‘future of super-fast’ complex interactions within your personal computer, searching through extremely large amounts of data and internet connections with super-speeds.

Contents 

•  Li-Fi – Achieving low-cost, high-speed internet at 10 Gbit/s through LED lights.
•  New Optical fiber cable transfers data at almost the speed of light – 73 Tbit/s.
•  5th Generation of Cellular networks.
•  Searching Big Data at 40 Gbit/s.
•  Intel’s Silicon Photonic Link to transfer data at Tbit/s within, and with other computers.

Li-Fi – Achieving low-cost, high-speed internet at 10 Gbit/s through LED lights.

A white light is made up of red, green and blue colors. The researchers in UK were able to transmit 3.5Gbit/s of data through each red, green and blue lights of a micro-LED bulb. The video briefly explains how and why this technology is better than the current Wi-fi technology.

New Optical fiber cable transfers data at almost the speed of light – 73 Tbit/s.

Even the best quality optical fibers we find today are limited to handle data transfers of 40 Gbit/s. Now, researchers in England were able to transfer data at 99.7% of the speed of light (73 Tbit/s) using newly developed optical fibers.

5th Generation of Cellular networks.

5G is going to be a new mobile revolution in mobile telephone market. 5G technologies now we can use worldwide cellular phones and this technology also strike the china mobile market and a user being competent to get access to USA phone as a local phone. Because of 5G technology the customers can be offered approximately priceless handset to its customers. In future also , 5G will take over the world market. One of the biggest advantages of 5G is, it has excellent capability to support both software and consultancy. 5G network will provide high connectivity because of switch and router technology.

If we will compare 5G with other generation mobile phones, it is obvious that 5G has some extraordinary features and advantages. 5G has better coverage area and high data rate at the edge of the cell, It has low battery consumption, Availability of multiple data transfer path, Around 1 Gbps data rate is easily possible, Security is more, Energy efficiency and spectral efficiency are good.Due to the above advantages, 5th generation wireless system is very much essential.

Searching Big Data at 40 Gbit/s.

Big Data technology is meant to be a solution when data becomes voluminous and complex enough where it cannot be handled and processed by traditional solutions. So while Big Data does it’s job of handling and processing, there is also a need for fast searching and finding data within such enormous volume. A recent development by Fujitsu allows searching through such enormous and complex data at 40 Gbit/s.

Intel’s Silicon Photonic Link to transfer data at Tbit/s within, and with other computers.

Intel has built a prototype Silicon Photonic link that has successfully been tested to transfer data at 50 Gbit/s, and they’re currently working on pushing the limits to a speed in terabits per second. The following video explains the working of Silicon Photonics.

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First Hyperloop Could Blaze a Trail Between Dubai and Abu Dhabi

Hyperloop One, which aims to fulfill the vision of high-speed transportation promoted by Elon Musk, has signed a deal to develop a line between Dubai and UAE capital Abu Dhabi, Dubai reportedly announced this week.

No financial terms have been disclosed, but the project reportedly will have several stations throughout Dubai connecting the hyperloop system to Abu Dhabi.

Pods will carry passengers and cargo between the two.

Other Problems for Hyperloop

Regulatory and other issues also could have driven the hyperloop project abroad.

"Here in the United States, a project has to be competitive with other forms of transportation -- and there many alternatives," observed Michael Jude, a program manager at Stratecast/Frost & Sullivan.

U.S. regulators haven't a clue how to deal with the hyperloop, he told TechNewsWorld.

Further, safety is an issue, because "you've got this thing going at marginal supersonic speeds 20 feet above ground, and if a truck or something ran into one of the supports and damaged or knocked down a tube, you've got a ballistic missile," Jude said. "The liability is going to be unthinkable."

Such projects must be cost-justified in the U.S., which might be difficult, he suggested, and there is also the specter of terrorism.

There are no markets outside the U.S. that would support a hyperloop, Jude maintained.

"This is a solution looking for a problem," he said. It's hideously expensive, and it's a great terrorist target." 

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Chromecast Ultra

What is Chromecast Ultra?

Stream up to 4K Ultra HD & HDR picture quality over your WiFi network with Chromecast Ultra, a streaming device that plugs into your TV’s HDMI port. Chromecast Ultra provides fast, reliable performance with minimal buffering and smoother streaming.

Use your iPhone®, iPad®, Android device, or laptop to stream thousands of Cast-enabled apps.

A better way to get 4K video and more to your TV

You’ll enjoy a crisper picture, deeper color, and smoother video when streaming 4K content to a 4K TV with Chromecast Ultra*.

Whether your TV is 4K or HD, Chromecast Ultra automatically optimizes your content for the best picture quality possible.

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Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality

The virtual reality computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with sensors.

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Li-Fi technology And How it Works

Li-Fi:

Light Fidelity or Li-Fi is a Visible Light Communications (VLC) system running wireless communications travelling at very high speeds. Li-Fi uses common household LED (light emitting diodes) lightbulbs to enable data transfer, boasting speeds of up to 224 gigabits per second.

How it Works

Li-Fi and Wi-Fi are quite similar as both transmit data electromagnetically. However, Wi-Fi uses radio waves while Li-Fi runs on visible light.

As we now know, Li-Fi is a Visible Light Communications (VLC) system. This means that it accommodates a photo-detector to receive light signals and a signal processing element to convert the data into 'stream-able' content.

An LED lightbulb is a semi-conductor light source meaning that the constant current of electricity supplied to an LED lightbulb can be dipped and dimmed, up and down at extremely high speeds, without being visible to the human eye.

For example, data is fed into an LED light bulb (with signal processing technology), it then sends data (embedded in its beam) at rapid speeds to the photo-detector (photodiode).

The tiny changes in the rapid dimming of LED bulbs is then converted by the 'receiver' into electrical signal.

The signal is then converted back into a binary data stream that we would recognise as web, video and audio applications that run on internet enables devices. [You might also like: What is microservices?]

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Google Home

Google Home

Google Home is a Wi-Fi speaker that also works as a smarthome control center and an assistant for the whole family. You can use it to playback entertainment throughout your entire house, effortlessly manage every-day tasks, and ask Google what you want to know.

HardWare:

Reports have surfaced that Google Home - due to its relation to Chromecast - will have the same ARM processor and Wi-Fi chip as the models, though no specific hardware listing has been released.[4][12] It will include dual microphones, and for privacy concerns, will have a mute button for the microphone to silence all communication toward it

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Amazon Echo

Amazon Echo:

Amazon Echo is a hands-free speaker you control with your voice. Echo connects to the Alexa Voice Service to play music, provide information, news, sports scores, weather, and more—instantly. All you have to do is ask.

Echo has seven microphones and beam forming technology so it can hear you from across the room—even while music is playing. Echo is also an expertly tuned speaker that can fill any room with 360° immersive sound. When you want to use Echo, just say the wake word "Alexa" and Echo responds instantly. If you have more than one Echo or Echo Dot, Alexa responds intelligently from the Echo you're closest to with ESP (Echo Spatial Perception). 

When you want to use Echo, simply say the wake word, "Alexa," and Echo lights up and streams audio to the cloud, where the Alexa Voice Service is leveraged to recognize and respond to your request instantly. about voice recognition on Echo.

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Gesture-Based Remote Control

Gesture recognition is a fairly simple idea that is only now making its way into consumer electronics. The idea is to employ a camera (such as a laptop's Webcam) to watch the user and react to the person's hand signals. Holding your palm out flat would indicate "stop," for example, if you're playing a movie or a song. And waving a fist around in the air could double as a pointing system: You would just move your fist to the right to move the pointer right, and so on.

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Samsung Gear S3 smartwatch

   The Samsung Gear S3 smartwatch launches in the US next week, the device will be available from the 18th of November.

  There will be two models available the Samsung Gear S3 Classic and the Frontier and now Samsung has released a new promo video for the Gear S3.   In the video below  we get to see some of the features on the new Gear S3 as well  as now the bezel is used for navigation and controlling functions on the device.

Samsung’s new smartwatch is equipped with a 1.3 inch Super AMOLE display that has a resolution of 360 x 36- pixels and it is powered by a dual core processor clocked at 1GHz.  Other specifications on the device include include 768MB of RAM and 4GB of built in storage. The Samsung Gear S3 Frontier and Classic will go on sale in the US next week and they will each cost $349.99. 

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Electric smart trucks charging toward market

 

With electric cars gradually overcoming range and pricing obstacles to become more competitive with liquid fuel contemporaries, electric vehicle technology is branching out, little by little. Tesla has plans to introduce trucks and buses next year, and Daimler announced Fuso E-Cell truck trials earlier this year. Now a lesser known player is revealing its own e-truck plans. British outfit Charge, the official electric truck partner of Formula E, has provided the first look at its futuristic production model, which it plans to start rolling out on highways next year.

We're not really in love with the wall-like front-end - the more rounded driver cab of Charge's Formula E prototype support truck looks a little less ridiculous - but Charge claims that the real innovation will come in the construction behind that flat face. At a reveal event in London last week, it detailed plans to build electric trucks, sized 3.5 to 26 tonnes, from lightweight composites, using a modular method that allows one person to assemble a full truck in just four hours, equating to a 10,000-truck/year production capacity with a staff of just 10.

"We find trucks today totally unacceptable," says Charge CEO Denis Sverdlov. "At Charge we are making trucks the way they should be - affordable, elegant, quiet, clean and safe. We are removing all the barriers to entry for electric vehicles by pricing them in line with conventional trucks, giving every fleet manager, tradesman or company the opportunity to change the way they transport goods and make our towns and cities better places to live in."

Charge's truck design doesn't just look futuristic; it's built with the future in mind. The company claims its trucks will be autonomous -ready, capable of being upgraded with self-driving capabilities when the regulatory environment so allows. Other hardware systems will also be up gradable, relying on over-the-air updates, just like smartphones and other mobile gadgets.

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PaperTab

The iPad mini may be as thin as a pencil but what is the thinnest a tablet can get? PaperTab developers say paper thin. It looks like a piece of paper, and bends like one too but it is powered by an Intel processor and has a touchscreen display. Transfer of content is also as easy as touching one PaperTab to the next.

Although very thin, it still sports a 10.7-inch screen so you don’t suffer any lost in screen space. Researchers are currently working on improvising this revolutionary technology to make it available commercially. Flip phones may have been a thing of the past but one day, we might be able to fold our tablets and smartphones, like we would paper.

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Wireless Charging

If not longer-lasting batteries, then we would appreciate easier charging methods. Why are we still charging smartphones with cables when wireless charging is already available and implemented on phones such as Nokia Lumia 920 and LG Nexus 4?

Even better, while wireless charging usually makes use of the electromagnetic induction concept, researchers at the University of Washington have found a new way of charging: a technique called ambient backscatter. Using this technique, we can repurpose the wireless signals already present around us as both a power source and a communication medium.

Imagine a futuristic smartphone with an infinite battery life because it gets charged using the wireless signals from other devices (for example, signals from a television tower). In other words, there’ll be no need for a conventional power source.

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Better Batteries

It’s no secret that smartphone batteries die fast (and sometimes at the worst possible moment). Researchers have long recognized the problem and have been working hard to give us powerful batteries with more charge cycles and longer-lasting battery life. After all, you did spend hundreds if not thousands on those smartphones – better power management is always good news to power users.

Some of the many ongoing research projects include studies on larger batteries, batteries with Leyden’s electrolyte material, batteries with silicon, batteries with tin, etc. Imagine a future smartphone with a battery that charges in just five minutes but lasts for a full day!

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ASUS LAUNCHES ZENFONE3 MAX IN INDIAWITH TWO VARIANTS

ZENFONE3

At a launch event in New Delhi,   announced the launch of the ZenFone 3 Max in India. ZenFone 3 Max comes in two size variants – one with a 5.2-inch display and another with a 5.5-inch display. The Max completes the ZenFone 3 line-up in India. ASUS had previously launched its other ZenFone 3 smartphones in the country back in August.

The handset’s big selling point is its large 4,100mAh battery, which ASUS says can offer 38 days of 4G standby time and 17 hours of 3G talk time, and can double up as a powerbank to charge other gadgets (The product comes bundled with an OTG cable for reverse charging and file transfer). Obviously, you’re going to get a lot less than that if you’re even a moderate user though. Both devices sport a fingerprint sensor positioned near the top of the rear panel, allowing the user’s index finger to rest naturally upon it.

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