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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Top Five Future Weapons


By Zidane Randall

There is a number of weapons humans use from the past to present. Here are the most futuristic ones that people desire to make.

Autonomous weapons
The robotic vehicles which are under search and development can attack against enemies and troops on both ground and up to the air. The robotic vehicles, in theory, receive the sensor data from computers to determine the hostile forces. Then, robotic vehicles will be controled by a remote site to go ahead and attack enemy. Boston Dynamics Robot artificial Cheetah is an early model of this futuristic weapon. Developed by the U.S. Defense Department, the military robot has four legs which could run faster than humans.


Boston Dynamics Robot artificial Cheetah
Boston Dynamics Robot artificial Cheetah

Space-based weapons
In the highest point, weapons in universe can see and attack any thing on Earth, up in the air or in space. Most importantly, the space-based weapons can protect the world from ballistic missiles.


Space-based hybrid laser weapon
Space-based hybrid laser weapon

Active Denial System
The Active Denial System (ADS), which is developed by the U.S. military, aims at crowd control. Functioned by electromagnetic radiation (beam of 95-gigahertz radiation), the Active Denial System makes people flee without hitting them.


Active Denial System in graphic
Active Denial System in graphic

High-energy lasers
The high-power lasers can travel through all directions at speed of lights over thousands of kilometers. The powerful beams set target on a small spot, and then burn the target’s face thanks to heat.


The high – power energy lasers
The high-power energy lasers

Hypersonic aircraft
A hypersonic aircraft could amazingly fly faster than Mach 5 and reach any points on Earth within two hours. The hypersonic aircraft is also able to deliver a satellite to low-Earth orbit.


Falcon hypersonic aircraft
Falcon hypersonic aircraft



About the Author:
I am a web developer. I love technology and have a passion of writing articles about technology news, especially new products.

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Saturday, April 16, 2011

Nokia: Five Most Awesome Concept Phones


By Deepak Saxena

It can not be denied that technology is the fastest growing industry in modern life. Furthermore, Nokia is the world’s leader in mobile phone industry. For a long time, Nokia cell phones are famous for high end features and the durability. Here are some most awesome Nokia concept phones.

Nokia 82 Dragonfly Concept
The N82 Dragonfly concept phone is delicately created as a flair phone with “aesthetically pleasing” features. Designed by Reginald Shola Hingston, the phone’s numerical keypad looks like a dragonfly. The eye-catching remake of the N82 also comes up with an over-sized display, camera and navigation mechanism.


The N82 Dragonfly concept phone
The N82 Dragonfly concept phone

Nokia Scentsory Concept
The Nokia Scentsory is also well-known for the “multi-sensory level”. The phone features two screens with hidden camera, interior scent detectors, stereo speakers and emitter and exterior temperature sensors.


The Nokia Scentsory cellphone concept comes along with airplane origami design.
The Nokia Scentsory cellphone concept comes along with airplane origami design.

Nokia Kinetic Concept
The Nokia Kinetic concept phone, designed by Jeremy Innes-Hopkins, is a promising Nokia model. Thanks to the electromagnet in its base, the cell phone will rise automatically on its rounded base whenever you have a call or message.


If you do not want to take the call, just tap the phone down.
If you do not want to take the call, just tap the phone down.

Nokia ‘Remade’ Concept
While environmental recycling develops fast in modern life, the Nokia ‘Remade’ is totally designed from recycled materials such as old car tires, aluminium cans, plastic drinks bottles, etc. The device features backlit display that increases the life of the battery.


Nokia ‘Remade’ phone is perfect for environment lovers.
Nokia ‘Remade’ phone is perfect for environment lovers.

Nokia Eco Sensor Concept
Besides let users stay connected with family and friends, the Eco Sensor concept also keeps users informed about the health and local environment. The phone consists of two parts: a mobile phone and a wearable unit which can sense and analyse your surroundings.


The Eco Sensor concept
The Eco Sensor concept



About the Author:
I am a web developer. I love technology and have a passion of writing articles about technology news, especially new products.

Articles Source: Nokia: Five Most Awesome Concept Phones




Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Top Five Free Antivirus Products Of 2011

By Phillips Crook

This year, five free antivirus products are honored including Avast Free Antivirus 5, Avira AntiVir Personal Free AntiVirus 10, Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0, Panda Cloud Antivirus 1.0 and Comodo Internet Security Premium 5.0 thanks to their well-designed interface design, fast scan speed and great malware detection.

Avast Free Antivirus 5
Avast Free Antivirus 5 is ranked No. 1 in the 2011 list of five free Antivirus software products thanks to its easy installation process, well-designed interface design, quick scan speed and minimal impact on system performance. Major benefits of using the software are disinfecting a PC, abolishing all active components of malware infections 80 percent of the time and detecting all infections on your test PC. However, its malware detection isn’t the best.


Avast Free Antivirus is a well-rounded free antivirus package
Avast Free Antivirus is a well-rounded free antivirus package

Avira AntiVir Personal Free AntiVirus 10
Avira AntiVir Personal Free AntiVirus 10 is famous for its great malware detection and block as well as quick scan speed. However, its major disadvantage is unfriendly main interface. The latest version was given 3.5 out of 5 stars by PC Magazine Neil J. Rubenking.


The Avira AntiVir Personal Antivirus detected 98.9% percent of malware rate in August 2009 and was the fastest for both on-demand scans and on-access scans
The Avira AntiVir Personal Antivirus detected 98.9% percent of malware rate in August 2009 and was the fastest for both on-demand scans and on-access scans

Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0
Although Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0 features an easy-to-use interface, its scan speed is low and malware detection only gets mediocre. It received the Bronze award for proactive detection of 55% of new/unknown malware, the Silver award for low false-positives (six) and the Bronze award for overall performance by AV-Comparatives.org.


The Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0 hasn't kept pace with newer antivirus products when it comes to detecting malware
The Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0 hasn't kept pace with newer antivirus products when it comes to detecting malware

Panda Cloud Antivirus 1.0
Panda Cloud Antivirus 1.0 is excellent at detecting known malware and easy to use but its scan speeds are rather low. It can fight malware attacks from malicious Websites or e-mails and completely blocked 68 percent of attacks.


Panda Cloud Antivirus 1.3 update is said to be able to improve its attack-blocking capabilities than the current version
Panda Cloud Antivirus 1.3 update is said to be able to improve its attack-blocking capabilities than the current version

Comodo Internet Security Premium 5.0
Ranked the fifth in the list, Comodo Internet Security Premium 5.0 successfully blocked brand-new malware and included a firewall but its overall detection performance was inconsistent.


The Comodo Internet Security Premium 5.0 features a new user interface theme, application sandboxing and the ability to easily take system snapshots or create restore points
The Comodo Internet Security Premium 5.0 features a new user interface theme, application sandboxing and the ability to easily take system snapshots or create restore points



About the Author:
I am a web developer. I love technology and have a passion of writing articles about technology news, especially new products.

Articles Source: Top Five Free Antivirus Products Of 2011

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Amazing Figures in Apple’s History

By Henry Funk

Apple Inc., an American multinational corporation, which is best-known for its hardware products including the Macintosh line of computers, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad and so on. Established on April 1, 1976 in Cupertino, California, the company focuses on designing and marketing consumer electronics, computer software, and personal computers. As of May 2010, Apple is considered as one of the largest companies in the world. It is also the world’s most valuable technology company. The 35th birthday of Apple Inc. recently reminds us of many important milestones as well as impressive figures in its history.


35 years ago, the April 1, 1976, by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded Apple. The company's headquarters is located in Cupertino, California, USA.
35 years ago, the April 1, 1976, by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded Apple. The company's headquarters is located in Cupertino, California, USA.


The total number of apps downloaded from App Store has surpassed the “10 billion” milestone on January 22, 2011.
The total number of apps downloaded from App Store has surpassed the “10 billion” milestone on January 22, 2011.


In 1999, the second-generation iMac G3 made by Apple Inc featured 5 colors including green, red, purple, blue and orange
In 1999, the second-generation iMac G3 made by Apple Inc featured 5 colors including green, red, purple, blue and orange


In 1993, Apple launched its Newton PDA at $700 with clever advertising. The Newton was the first product represented the failure of Apple
In 1993, Apple launched its Newton PDA at $700 with clever advertising. The Newton was the first product to represent the failure of Apple


Steve Jobs owned 5.426 million shares of Apple and 138 million shares of Disney. Jobs has been named as the 43rd wealthiest American
Steve Jobs owned 5.426 million shares of Apple and 138 million shares of Disney. Jobs has been named as the 43rd wealthiest American


Apple's operating system “Mac OS X” has been seen in the market for ten years. Mac OS X-based iOS has run on the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and the 2nd generation Apple TV
Apple's operating system “Mac OS X” has been seen in the market for ten years. Mac OS X-based iOS has run on the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and the 2nd generation Apple TV


The first generation of Apple Computer, Apple-1 Computer, was auctioned at a price $240.000. The Apple-1 Computer has sold about 200 units in 1976 at $666, 66.
The first generation of Apple Computer, Apple-1 Computer, was auctioned at the price of $240.000. The Apple-1 Computer has sold about 200 units in 1976 at $666,66.


The year 1984 is an important milestone for Apple Inc when co-founder Steve Jobs introduced Macintosh to the world for the very first time on January 24, 1984
The year 1984 is an important milestone for Apple Inc. when co-founder Steve Jobs introduced Macintosh to the world for the very first time on January 24, 1984


Over 297 million iPods have been sold until now
Over 297 million iPods have been sold until now



About the Author:
I am a web developer. I love technology and have a passion of writing articles about technology news, especially new products.

Articles Source: Amazing Figures in Apple’s History

Friday, April 8, 2011

Window 8: Eight Interesting Things

By Lee Dobbins

Windows 8, Microsoft’s next-generation Windows, is associated with a lot of new features. Rumors are flying that Windows 8 has two separate interfaces for 32-bit and 64-bit. The first one is "Wind" which will be fully 3-D and require almost 170 MB of video memory. "Wind" is available for all copies of Window 8 but does not work in the 32-bit environment. The other is called Windows 8 Mosh and Windows 8 Jupiter which are described as “new tile-based user interface” and “target a new Windows Marketplace app store”. While users are expecting to the release date of Beta and official version of Windows 8, take a look at these 8 things about Window 8.


Windows 8, the next generation of Microsoft Windows, will come sooner than 2013.
Windows 8, the next generation of Microsoft Windows, will come sooner than 2013.

The UI: Lock Screen Looks like Windows 7


The welcome/lock screen of Windows 8 resembles the interface of Windows Phone 7's playbook. The screen displays information about the time and date.
The welcome/lock screen of Windows 8 resembles the interface of Windows Phone 7's playbook. The screen displays information about the time and date.

The Cloud: Sync


The Sync and Web Sharing are also found in the Explorer Ribbon. The Sync button functions as Windows Live Mesh while Web Sharing may use Windows Live SkyDrive as a cloud storage of 25 GB for free.
The Sync and Web Sharing are also found in the Explorer Ribbon. The Sync button functions as Windows Live Mesh while Web Sharing may use Windows Live SkyDrive as a cloud storage of 25 GB for free.

Xbox Integration: A New Windows Gaming Experience


A video released last year demonstrates Microsoft’s intention for “Windows Gaming eXperience”. Kinect technology allows users to interact with online buddies.
A video released last year demonstrates Microsoft’s intention for “Windows Gaming eXperience”. Kinect technology allows users to interact with online buddies.

The Guts: The Tablet Hardware


Microsoft states that Windows 8 will process on ARM microchip architecture – the most modern device for smartphones and tablets.
Microsoft states that Windows 8 will process on ARM microchip architecture – the most modern device for smartphones and tablets.

The UI: The (Dreaded) Office Ribbon Returns


The Ribbon interface features Windows 8's Explorer windows which is suitable for touchscreen of Windows 8 tablet.
The Ribbon interface features Windows 8's Explorer windows which is suitable for touchscreen of Windows 8 tablet.

Xbox Integration: Kinect


Tech specialists predict that Microsoft will connect Kinect and Windows 8. A rare emerged image shows that Microsoft uses proximity detection to start and lock PCs.
Tech specialists predict that Microsoft will connect Kinect and Windows 8. A rare emerged image shows that Microsoft uses proximity detection to start and lock PCs.

The Guts: 128-Bits of Power


Robert Morgan, an employee of Microsoft, once wrote that, “128-bit architecture compatibility with the Windows 8 kernel and Windows 9 project plan”.
Robert Morgan, an employee of Microsoft, once wrote that, “128-bit architecture compatibility with the Windows 8 kernel and Windows 9 project plan.”



About the Author:
I am a web developer. I love technology and have a passion of writing articles about technology news, especially new products.

Articles Source: Window 8: Eight Interesting Things