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Toyota unveils Smartphone on four Wheels....

Toyota has introduced a concept car with touchscreen doors, digitally customizable exterior and interior, collision-avoidance tech, car-to-car networking, and more – and for reasons known only to the marketing mind, they call it the Fun-Vii.

In addition to the exterior, Toyota says, the Fun-Vii's interior appearance can also be customized. Why? "To match the mood of the moment."

The three-passenger vehicle would come provide augmented-reality information on its windshield – or windscreen, should you appen to prefer right-hand drive – along with a "concierge" that – who? – would provide spoken navigation info and other driving guidance.

In the promo images supplied by Toyota, however, the concierge appears as not merely a spoken interface, but as a Princess Leia hologram popping out of R2D2's domed noggin – only with a supposedly futuristic chapeau, not the familiar cinnamon-bun hairdo.

The Fun-Vii's internal software could be updated remotely, its wireless network could be used to communicate with "friends who are driving nearby", and select functions could be accessed by smartphone – presumably not driving functions, should some of those aforementioned friends be feeling mischievous.

Although the Toyota says that "the whole vehicle body can be used as a display space, with the body color and display content changeable at will," at the rollout only the Fun-Vii's doors were active with changing displays

            Toyota unveil smartphone car for Tokyo Motor Show

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What is NFC ( Near field communication ) technology....?

In the recent years new standards referring to RFID technology are imposed and among them surely the NFC is important. It is the technology with the radio frequency which allows communication between two devices that are near. They allow the exchange of information or performance of security payment.  The designers claim that NFC will simplify to its extreme the way of interaction between the consumers device and guarantee a fast and secure information exchange.












Possible applications are many folded:

• Paying by mobile devices like cell phones
• Credit card integration into a mobile device
• Electronic money integrating with prepaid cards
• Electronic ticketing for transport usage
• Personal electronic document
• Download of data from kiosks such as railway time table
• Flight  and hotel booking
• Music and photos download from camera, cell phones, multimedia readers
• Connections P2P (peer to peer) for an easy information transmission between wireless devices

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Rendering Synthetic Objects into Legacy Photographs...

Authors: Kevin Karsch, Varsha Hedau, David Forsyth, Derek Hoiem

Abstract: We propose a method to realistically insert synthetic objects into existing photographs without requiring access to the scene or any additional scene measurements. With a single image and a small amount of annotation, our method creates a physical model of the scene that is suitable for realistically rendering synthetic objects with diffuse, specular, and even glowing materials while accounting for lighting interactions between the objects and the scene. We demonstrate in a user study that synthetic images produced by our method are confusable with real scenes, even for people who believe they are good at telling the difference. Further, our study shows that our method is competitive with other insertion methods while requiring less scene information. We also collected new illumination and reflectance datasets; renderings produced by our system compare well to ground truth. Our system has applications in the movie and gaming industry, as well as home decorating and user content creation, among others.

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The most popular programming languages..

Java

Java is a high level, object oriented, compiled (After compilation java bytecodes are generated, which is then executed by JVM (Java Virtual Machine), That’s why JAVA is platform independent)  programming language. Java is used in developing complex dynamic web application, network programming and robotics. JSP(Java Server Pages), Servlets(Java programs that is executed on server side, and often used to process the client request) are the most popular java technology among web developers. A lot of good MVC(Model View Controller) frameworks are available like Struts, Play, Spring etc used to speed up the web development process. Swing is the most popular library/toolkit for creating user interface in java. it is static type programming language.

Features of Java at a Glance:-

platform independent

Object Oriented

Speed(Java Based web apps are faster than conventional CGI based Apps)

Static Typed

Advanced Exception Handling Mechanism

Memory Management and garbage collectors

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Latest Gadget for 2011....

Motorola Xoom

Available in time for the holiday rush, this tablet is designed to run on the Honeycomb used by Android 3.0’s. The screen is a fully 10.1” featuring 1280×800 pixels. A dual-core processor runs the system while you can choose between a 2-MP and a 5-MP camera for taking pictures. With 32GB of internal storage and SD capabilities, there’s not much you can’t do with this tablet.

RCA Airpower Portable Charge

RCA has discovered how to take advantage of the free power offered by WiFi signals to keep your phone charged. It can also work with digital cameras, camcorders, music players and other low power portable electronics. Forget about finding a port or an outlet, you can now charge your phone while you enjoy coffee or shopping at any facility that offers free WiFi. The charging stations are fully portable and can be used to charge your devices as effectively as traditional power sourced.

Polaroid GL20 Camera Sunglasses

James Bond move over, because the gadgets once reserved for the spy world are now available for the rest of the world. Created by the innovative minds at Polaroid and already being worn by the likes of Lady GaGa herself, these glasses feature a built-in camera. Users can instantly take a picture and upload it. The image can even be displayed on the sunglasses’ LCD screen for the other people around to see and enjoy. Forget about lugging around a camera at the theme park, just slip on your clever sunglasses and start catching truly spontaneous pictures.

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Greenpacket's WiMAX Pocket Modem Makes E-Learning a Reality....

Greenpacket, a leading developer of next generation mobile broadband and networking solutions, was awarded the supply of its WiMAX Pocket Modem MF250 to schools in California, USA, as part of the California-state's Digital Textbook Initiative (DTI). The first batch of the MF250 will benefit students, teachers and parents in Kings County School Districts (KCSD) to experience learning on-the-go. 


The DTI aims to equip every student with access to world-class education; where students, teachers and parents engage in learning through interactive and real-time applications. Since the introduction of the program, there has been a notable increase in areas of communication between teachers, students and parents, student attendance has improved a staggering 95% together with improvement in student discipline. But most importantly, there is a 11% improvement in overall student test scores.


Kelvin Lee, Senior General Manager of Greenpacket said "This has been the most visible project of its kind in California and we are happy to be part of it. The partnership with Digitel Corporation has allowed the MF250 pocket modem to be incorporated as a complete solution, bringing together the WiMAX wireless access network and digital smart tablets where each student can experience e-learning on campus. The MF250 Pocket Modem also facilitates the creation of hotspots allowing students to share wireless data connectivity with friends and family around the clock, anytime and anywhere."


Greenpacket is the world's third largest supplier of WiMAX CPEs. Greenpacket's comprehensive portfolio of award-winning WiMAX offerings and product expansion is part of its continues effort to create new opportunities for operators and enrich the mobile broadband connectivity experience of end-consumers as 4G mobile broadband applications and services grow.


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Chrome OS Demo... Boot in just 7 sec...

Chromium OS is an open-source project that aims to build an operating system that provides a fast, simple, and more secure computing experience for people who spend most of their time on the web.

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DSi Booting From SD in Just 6 sec... =)

The Dynamic Systems Initiative, or DSI, is a Microsoft and industry strategy intended to enhance the Windows platform, delivering a coordinated set of solutions that simplify and automate how businesses design, deploy, and operate their distributed systems. Using DSI helps IT and software developers create operationally aware platforms. By designing systems that are more manageable and automating operations, organizations can reduce costs and proactively address their priorities.

DSI is about building software that enables knowledge of an IT system to be created, modified, transferred, and operated on throughout the life cycle of that system. It is a commitment from Microsoft and its partners to help IT teams capture and use knowledge to design systems that are more manageable and to automate operations, which in turn reduces costs and gives organizations additional time to focus proactively on what is most important.

By innovating across applications, development tools, the platform, and management solutions, DSI will result in

-> Increased productivity and reduced costs across all aspects of I 

-> Increased responsiveness to changing business needs

-> Reduced time and effort required to develop, deploy, and manage applications




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Innovative Way of numbers Multiplication.....

TRY THIS.....

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How to make your own QR code.

To make your own QR code u have to follow this steps:-

1.> Go to this link -> http://qrcode.kaywa.com

2.> Now Select you task... Example i select text:-

3.> Now click on Generate you will get you QR code....

4.> Now you can save that QR code as image or you will get a HTML image code of it just look down of your QR code....


Now read that QR image from your QR code reader the text will be get the result.... Go ahead and try this...

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A presentation on Topic Innovation...

Innovation

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In this presentation i show some Innovative Ideas and some more information about those people who is working in the field of Innovation...

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About me...

Hello my name is Kumar Shanu Raj m doing my Bsc-IT from Amplify Mindware College....I am, Hard worker and always believe in serving my 100% effort in my work.....I like Traveling around different places , m good a bit in Singing , and i love Biking....

And " I Never Ever Give Up !!!! "
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Google Begins Indexing Facebook Comments

Third-party commenting engines like Disqus, Facebook Comments or Intense Debate make it easy for you to enable commenting on any website /blog but there’s one downside – some of these commenting engines are implemented in JavaScript and hence search engines may not be able to read /index the comments that visitors are writing on your web pages.

In other words, your web pages will rarely get any SEO boost as comments are rendered in JavaScript within an <IFRAME> and hence the text is not visible to search engines.

That seems to have changed recently at least in the case of Google. [Update] This was later confirmed by Matt Cutts - "Googlebot keeps getting smarter. Now has the ability to execute AJAX/JavaScript to index some dynamic comments."

Googlebots, or the spiders that crawl web pages,  are now reading Facebook comments on websites just like any other text content and the more interesting part is that you can also search the text of these comments using regular Google search.

To give you an example, here’s a comment from Robert Scoble that he has previously written on a TechCrunch page using the Facebook comments system..

..and here’s the same comment available through Google web search. You can in fact use search queries like “commenter name * commenter title” (for example – “Robert Scoble * Chief Learning Officer at Rackspace”) to discover all comments that he or she may have written on various websites that use the Facebook comments platform.

If you have so far avoided using Facebook comments on your website /blog just because of the SEO factor, you may want to reconsider your decision now.

However I am not too sure if Google would pass any juice to any of the website links that some people may be dropping in your comments. Also, moderation of Facebook Comments is all the more important now as the comment text is part of the page content itself and you don’t want to be in violation of Google’s Webmaster Guidelines just because of those angry comments that do not use very civilized language.