Showing posts with label IT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IT. Show all posts

1/30/2013

http://www.site44.com/

Sure?
Using "Dropbox" account & storage, then you can make your original web site?
http://3912657840.site44.com/
See! I made it!
Unbelievable!
I'm using MS Word only.
Go to Dropbox folder and change index.html file, that all.
30 sec.!

1/29/2013

1/23/2013

Microsoft Grows Surface Family

Microsoft Grows Surface Family
Jan. 22, 2013
Announces Surface Windows 8 Pro availability, market expansion and new accessories.
REDMOND, Wash. — Jan. 22, 2013 —
Microsoft Corp. today announced that its Surface family of PCs is growing. Its newest model — Surface Windows 8 Pro — will be available for purchase on Feb. 9, 2013, in the United States and Canada at all Microsoft retail stores, microsoftstore.com, Staples and Best Buy in the U.S., as well as from a number of locations in Canada.
Powered by an Intel Core i5 processor, Surface Windows 8 Pro provides the power and performance of a laptop in a tablet package. Perfect as your one device — at home, in the office, or on the road — it can run Windows 8 applications, as well as current Windows 7 desktop applications. Starting at an estimated retail price of US$899, Surface Windows 8 Pro will be available in 64GB and 128GB models.
A Surface pen with Palm Block technology, designed specifically to work with Surface to let customers edit, collaborate and get things done, is included with Surface Windows 8 Pro.

1/14/2013

Sandia weighs in on new definition for kilogram, Change should have little impact on nuclear weapons complex
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —The kilogram is losing weight and many international scientists, including some at Sandia National Laboratories, agree that it’s time to redefine it.

Scientists are hoping to redefine the kilogram by basing it on standards of universal constants rather than on an artifact standard.

“The idea is to replace the single master kilogram with something based on physical constants, rather than an artifact that could be damaged accidentally,” says mechanical engineer Hy Tran, a project leader at the Primary Standards Laboratory (PSL) at Sandia.

Sandia is a National Nuclear Security Administration laboratory.


1/13/2013

In the works, a watch that is also SOS sender for women in distress

In the works, a watch that is also SOS sender for women in distress

The Ministry of Communications & IT is working on a wristwatch-plus-safety device for women which would enable its wearer to send out a distress signal along with her location at the push of a button or a spoken call for help.

The watch could be available in a few months, and cost as little as Rs 500, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal said.

“We are looking at technology-based solutions regarding the safety of women. The concept is that you wear something on the wrist, and the moment you say ‘Help Me’, the video automatically starts and the call goes to pre-determined numbers,” Sibal told The Sunday Express.

“There are other features as well but they are at the conceptual stage. It will take about four weeks for the project to be fleshed out, and technology development will take about six months. We really want that whatever device we develop, it should be affordable and, therefore, should not cost more than Rs 500,” Sibal said.

“The concept arose in the context of the recent incident (of the gangrape and murder of a 23-year-old woman in Delhi),” the minister said. Technology, he said, must be part of society’s multi-pronged response. “What we are working on will ensure safety of women, children and also the elderly who stay alone.”

The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) has been asked to develop a prototype device for test and trial runs before commercial production can be started. Preliminary discussions have been held with Indian Telephone Industries (ITI), a DoT PSU, for commercial production, ministry officials said.

The watch is likely to run both Java- and Android-based applications, and have a multi-lingual voice command system, an SMS-based SOS sender, and a URL-based alert and tracking system.

The wearer would be able to send a distress signal or message to the nearest police station and several pre-programmed numbers and e-mail addresses by either a push or voice command, officials said. Efforts are on to build a GPS and camera into the device, with the capacity to record at least 30 minutes of footage.

C-DAC has been asked to work with private sector players to develop a voice command system that is sensitive to a range of Indian languages and accents, the officials said.

“Once the project is established, the private sector can move in, as we did in the case of Aakash (tablets),” Sibal said.

Safety of women is the first item on the agenda of the Congress party’s two-day “chintan shivir” in Jaipur next week, and Sibal’s initiative looks set to receive the backing of the party leadership. A section of Congress leaders believes that a technological solution of this kind could be a “game changer” for the ruling party, which has been facing all-round flak for failing to ensure safety of women even in the national capital.


1/10/2013

Xperia™ Z

Xperia™ Z




PadFone 2, ASUS

Asus has announced the launch of the PadFone 2 for December. Exactly like its predecessor, the PadFone 2 is a combination of a smartphone and a tablet. We will be taking a look at a much more revealing form of the phone with all its secrets laid bare when compared to the last generation.



1/08/2013

Corning Gorilla Glass 3

Corning Gorilla Glass 3


Why Glass Breaks?


Adobe, CS2 download Free!

「AdobeがCreative Suite 2など12タイトルの無料ダウンロードを可能に(http://bit.ly/VLHgQF)」ってって、ウソ?!

1/07/2013

Mini PC come with TV monitor

Mini PC, ZOTAC - ZBOX ID83

我が家のWiFi環境は、バッファローのWZR-HP-G450Hという無線LAN親機を2階において、それに私のノートPC、携帯SAMUSUNG Galaxy "y"、ヨメのBlackberry 9320、iPodが繋がっている。

ThinkPad Helix



The ThinkPad Helix, a slight variation on some of the convertible themes we've seen previously from Lenovo and other companies. Lenovo calls this clamshell a "rip and flip" design. That means the screen itself pops off from the keyboard base, as in a hybrid laptop/tablet, but then can reattach after being rotated 180 degrees, leaving the screen facing out from the back of the system (similar to the Dell XPS 12).