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We have been taking a look at the future of alternative energy. It seems like in the years leading up to 2008 the talk of the town was renewable energy, clean energy, and going green. After the financial collapse of the world economy in 2008, people seemed to begin to be more concerned with where dinner would come from. Suddenly the future of alternative energies … [Read more...]
This is the third and final part of our verdict and full review of Apple's iPhone 5. In the first two parts we discussed about why iPhone 5 differ from iPhone 4S, about the look of the device, the screen talk of course as it has become taller now, and something about the 4G LTE network support. In this part we will only discuss about the camera of iPhone 5 as it has … [Read more...]
We may be late in publishing a review on Apple's iPhone 5, but the late is worth as it is the full review of Apple's just released smartphone. You will come across our verdict at the end of the post as before that let me write in full what you, or rather we all, are getting in the iPhone 5, and how those features and specifications are performing. Before I start … [Read more...]
In our continuing look at the future of next-generation power sources, we will turn to wind power. In general wind power refers to the use of wind power for energy – and this definition covers all kinds of uses from windmills converting wind power to electricity, to using sails to power ships. The history of wind power, in this sense, goes back thousands of years. … [Read more...]
The National Museum of Health and Medicine launched yesterday an app for the iPad with 350 scanned and digitized slides of brain of great scientist Albert Einstein. Associated Press reported that the goal of this new iPad app is to provide students, scientists and other people to see the inner workings of Einstein's brain. Steve Landers, the consultant for … [Read more...]
What ever happened to renewable energy? It seems like interest in renewable energy peaked during the spike in gas prices during the summer of 2008. But, after the economic crisis that followed in the fall, interest in renewable energy seemed to have waned as Americans became more interested in where they were going to get their next paychecks. What was seen as a huge … [Read more...]
Let me open up the first sentence saying that the iOS 6 is not a revolution, but is is a refinement. Yes, since the first iOS was introduced by Apple, it has been a gold standard for tablets and smartphones. Each successive version has just polished itself further and further. So, this means that iOS 6 is the same that was launched in 2007, but its competitor Android … [Read more...]
After the Maps app issues of iOS 6, now comes the Wi-Fi problem in iPhone 5. User forums have started piling up in just three days after the releasing of the iDevice that it has got issues with its Wi-Fi connectivity. However, the real cause of the Wi-Fi is still not clear, but a thread on the Support Communities page of Apple shows repeated references to the … [Read more...]
Indian communications ministry announced today there will be no roaming charges levied on mobile phone consumers from 2013 if one is travelling within the country. The telecom secretary R Chandrasekhar told this to a national newspaper there but didn't mentioned the month from when it will be executed. Earlier this year the communications minister Kapil … [Read more...]
In the years since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 the world has grown accustomed to the idea of an invisible eye in the sky. With the advent of amazing modern technologies, the fact that the populace is being spied on has become more and more a reality. No one knows this better than the network of men fighting the United States from the mountains of … [Read more...]