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Thursday, April 12, 2012
  Boot 2 Gecko, The new Operating System from Mozilla



The Mozilla Open Source comuunity which is always dedicated to innovation and openness had come up with a project- Boot2Gecko(B2G) a web operating system. Mozilla calls it a complete, standalone operating system for the open web.

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Thursday, January 12, 2012
  Akash 7+ tablet out prebooking for march started
Hi friends,
GOOD NEWS for those who are interested about India's "The cheapest tablet" AKASH from Ubislate and waiting for a chance to check it out.
Ubislate 7+ is out and pre-booking for April 212 has started. Production for February and March has been sold out. Hurry to get your hands on the world's cheapest tablet computer. Here is the link to website of akash/ubislate tablets.

For those who are late, Akash is the code name for the world's cheapest android tablet developed as the collaborative project of Govt. of India, Indian Institute of technology and Datawind- a private company. Akash tablet became buzz long time ago. But its launch was in January 2012. The quality of the tablet is not promising but the features included in the tablet for such lower price is definitely a thumbs up for the college students and for students of Rural India. Earlier release of Akash, Ubislate 7 had some performance issues and shortcomings which are compensated in the new vesion, Ubislate 7+. Price for Ubislate7+ is- Device: Rs.2,999 (Optional Internet: Rs.98/mo.). The specs are as follows

Specifications of Ubislate 7+
Android OS 2.3
Cortex A8, 700 Mhz Processor with HD Video Co Processor
256 MB RAM
Storage: (Internal) 2GB Flash / (External) 2GB to 32GB Supported
Peripherals: 2 Standard USB Ports (Ver. 2.0)
Audio Out: 3.5mm jack
Display and Resolution: 7" Display with 800x480 pixels
Supported Document Formats: All Version Office Document formats and many more
High Quality Video Streaming & HD Quality Video Playback
Input Devices: Resistive Touch Screen
Connectivity with GPRS & WiFi IEEE 802.11 a/b/g
Battery: Upto 180 minutes of battery, AC adaptor 200.240 volt

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Thursday, November 10, 2011
  Now, Scan Images With Your Mouse!

The LSM-100 mouse from LG Electronics is claimed to be the world's first mouse with an embedded scanner function that offers convenience, mobility and simplicity to the users.

LG Electronics has launched the world's first mouse with an embedded scanner function. Unlike the other scanners that are complicated and non-portable, the LSM-100, is convenient, mobile and simple to use.

The company states that the LSM-100 is easier to use than the traditional scanners and can be utilised at corporate offices and even for regular use. The user just needs to hold on to the Smart Scan button on the left side of the mouse and then swipe the mouse over the material that needs to be scanned.

This world's first 'Just Drag and Share' Mouse Scanner is now available with a price tag of Rs 3,500.

The scanner mouse also gives an option of saving the image in a variety of file types--PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PDF, XLS and DOC. The user can even drag and drop the image into the desired application. It claims to also easily perform OCR (optical character recognition) editing of scanned files and send them as e-mails.

Sanjoy Bhattacharya, product group marketing head, LG Electronics India said, "LG is all set to offer a treat to the technology lovers and gizmo freaks yet again with the launch of the world’s first 'Just Drag and Share' Mouse Scanner. Another technical gem with its tech-savvy, smooth design and state-of-the art technology features, it is bound to attract everyone's attention at the very first look and usage, giving it the Gen Y quotient. This device is a top-end mouse, with a very accurate, durable laser sensor, and a stylish design that lends itself to easy, smooth motions, while providing an ergonomic, comfortable grip."
Click here to see the video of LG scanner mouse

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Sunday, January 9, 2011
  A New Software To Control Computer Commands By Thought, OpenViBE




Now, one can control computer commands by just thought with the new software called ‘OpenViBE’ developed by French scientists. After the buttons, remote, touch-screen, feather touch and gestures command, it is now the ‘thought’ command that would possibly rule the technology industry. The new software platform allows individuals to offer commands by just his/ her thought process.
The new ‘OpenViBE’ software was demonstrated at a tech fest at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai. The research of developing the software began in 2005.
“The OpenViBE software platform facilitates the design, testing and use of 'brain-computer interfaces' - in other words, systems that process the electrical signals linked with brain activity and translate them into a command that can be understood by machines,” computer scientists Yann Renard and Laurent Bonnet were quoted as saying during the demonstration.
Thus the users can command any automated system by just their thought process without using their hands or showing gestures.

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