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HTC Diamond Touch - Real Cool Phone Showcase!
2008-05-11 16:13:00
HTC Touch Diamond Photos by Crave UKVideo Clip by Phone MagHTC Touch Diamond - Key SpecificationsSize: 102 x 51 x 11.33mmWeight: 110 gConnectivity: WCDMA / HSPA: 900/2100MHz. HSDPA 7.2 Mbps and HSUPAOperating system: Windows Mobile® 6.1 ProfessionalDisplay: 2.8-inch VGA touch screenCamera: 3.2MP, with video callingInternal memory: 4 GB Internal Storage, 256 MB flash, 192 MB RAM,Bluetooth: 2.0 with EDRWireless: WiFi 802.11b/gGPS: GPS/AGPSInterface: HTC ExtUSB™ (mini-USB and audio jack in one; USB 2.0 High-Speed)Battery: 900 mAhTalk time: GSM: up to 4 hoursStandby time: GSM: up to 300 hours/100 hours with push emailChipset: Qualcomm® MSM 7201A™ 528MHz
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RealTime Traffic Condition of Major Klang Valley HotSpot - DBKL
2008-01-06 09:42:00
Try viewing this from your PDA when you are driving! To avoid traffic jam! :D 1. Persimpangan Jalan Ampang/Jalan Tun Razak ( Static Image, update every 10sec )Video Streaming
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Free Live TV to your PC !!!
2007-12-30 10:13:00
Watch TV channels from all over the world from your PC with this software.SopCast is a simple, free way to broadcast video and audio or watch the video and listen to radio on the Internet. Adopting P2P(Peer-to-Peer) technology, It is very efficient and easy to use. Let anyone become a broadcaster without the costs of a powerful server and vast bandwidth..Download from here >> http://www.sopcast.com
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Space Hotel to Open in 2012
2007-08-17 18:01:00
By Andrea Thompson Start planning that vacation to outer space: The first space hotel is expected to open as soon as 2012, it was reported today. The hotel, "Galactic Suites," will allow adventurous travelers to enjoy a spectacular starry view from their hotel rooms, see the Sun rise 15 times a day and take part in scientific experiments while they are not using Velcro suits to crawl around their pod-room walls. The trip won't be cheap though--a three-day stay will cost around $4 million, according to Reuters. There were a few design kinks the company that is creating the hotel had to work out too, especially those involving water. "It's the bathrooms in zero gravity that are the biggest challenge," company director Xavier Claramunt told Reuters. "How to accommodate the more intimate activities of the guests is not easy." But they have found a solution to the problem of how to allow guests to shower: a spa room where guests can float around in ...
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German Physicists have broken speed of light
2007-08-17 17:41:00
An achievement that would undermine our entire understanding of space and time.Albert Einstein Theory Replacement?!read more | digg story
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Researchers invented 'paper' thin battery - Nano Technology
2007-08-17 17:25:00
Flexible energy storage devices based on nanocomposite paper(Engineering, Nano Technology )Researchers at the Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, have invented a super lightweight, flexible, biodegradable battery in the form of a piece of paper. By harnessing the power of nanotechnology among other things, the researchers figured out how to shrink, reinvent,and otherwise repackage the components of a regular lithium-ion battery in a sheet of cellulose paper.An early prototype of the device, just big enough to be held between thumb and forefinger, produces 2.5 volts, enough to power a small fan, or illuminate a light, and its inventors say that the battery can be easily scaled up to provide enough power to run any number of electronicgadgets.The scientists substituted nanotubes for the electrodes used in a conventional battery and used an ionic liquid solution as the battery's electrolyte. The nanotubes were embedded in the cellulose while the electrolyte was soaked into the mat...
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Human are more & more dependent on IT System
2007-08-13 06:48:00
Another example of we little earthlings are more and more dependent on IT System .If they broke down, we are in havoc!Not sure if Terminator Day will happen in my lifetime....Computer glitch causes delays at LAX By AMANDA BECK, Associated Press Writer Sun Aug 12, 8:18 AM ET LOS ANGELES - Weary international passengers were stuck at Los Angeles International Airport for several hours, unable to set foot in the United States after a computer failure prevented customs officials from screening arrivals. Over 20,000 international passengers, both Americans and foreigners, sat in four airport terminals and in 60 planes starting about 2 p.m. on Saturday, when the computer system broke down, said Los Angeles World Airports spokesman Paul Haney. A major switch in the system, which ...
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Google Phone! Googling Phone!
2007-08-06 18:44:00
Wall Street Journal Magazine is reporting that Googl e is showing a prototype phone to vendors. The phone could be out within a year! Wow! Wonder how will it looks like?!Google Inc. has developed a prototype cell phone that could reach markets within a year, and plans to offer consumers free subscriptions by bundling advertisements with its search engine, e-mail and Web browser software applications, according to a story published Thursday in The Wall Street Journal.A search from the internet.... Found this new below :Google has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in its mobile-phone project and is courting US and European mobile operators, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. Google had engaged Taiwan's HTC to design a Linux software-based phone for launch in the first quarter of 2008. T-Mobile would probably be Google's US partner, with France Telecom's Orange selling the phones in other markets. Google had also approached the two big...
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Skype me for RFID Consultancy
2007-08-04 06:47:00
http://www.skype.com/go/joinskypeprime?ca ll&skypename=kkkongRFID Consultancy So many RFID out there! Which one is right f or you? Let me help&# 32;you. I am a RFID&# 32;Specialist with 7 year s RFID Experience.Call nowUSD2.50
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The first fashionable USB memory created by Philips and Swarovski
2007-08-02 18:16:00
Philips announced the launch of its first fashionable computing accessories ‘Active Crystals’ in Korea market, presenting high-end USB memory keys and earphone designed with Swarovski crystals. The Active Crystals are expected to be available in August in Korea market, and suggested price is between 200,000(KWR) and 300,000(KRW).Meanwhile, Philips made a partnership with the world famous crystal and jewellery company Swarovski. The alliance combines Philips leadership in bringing innovative consumer lifestyle electronics products with Swarovski’s expertise in creating fashion crystal jewellery and handbags collections to produce meaningful fashionable accessories for women.(Picture: 1GB USB memory key 'HEART WARE')(Picture: 1GB USB memory key 'HEART BEAT')(Picture: 1GB USB memory key 'LOCK OUT')(Picture: 1GB USB memory key 'LOCK IN')(Picture: earphone 'MIRAGE')(Picture: earphone 'SPACE')(Picture: earphone 'ICON')(Picture: earphone 'AMAZONE')
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Ipod Cool & Creative DIY Speaker!
2007-08-02 17:26:00
DIY Do-It-Yourself Speaker box!Using tupperware Plastic Container Box :DIngenious! Cool & Creative !haha! Using self made
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Microsoft TableTop Technology - Cool
2007-08-01 03:48:00
Microsoft TableTop Technology - Cool
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HTC Touch P3450 - WM6 PDA Phone! (2007 July lastest Cool Gadget in town)
2007-07-06 15:32:00
SpecificationProcessorTI's OMAP™ 850, 201 MHzOperating SystemWindows Mobile® 6 ProfessionalMemoryROM: 128 MBSDRAM: 64 MB DDRDimension99.9mm (L) X 58mm (W) X 13.9mm (T)Weight112g with batteryDisplay2.8" LCD touch screen with backlight240 X 320 dots resolution with 65,536 colorsNetworkGSM/GPRS/EDGE Tri-band: 900, 1800, 1900 (The device will operate on frequencies available from the cellular network.)Device ControlHTC Touch FLO™5-Way navigation controlConnectivityBluetooth® 2.0Wi-Fi® IEEE 802.11 b/gHTC ExtUSB™ (11-pin mini-USB and audio jack in one)Camera2.0 megapixel CMOS color cameraAudioBuilt-in microphone and 3-in-1 speakerWindows Media Player supported formats: AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, WMA, WAV, QCELP, MPEG4, AMR-NB, AMR-WBBatteryRechargeable Li-lon batteryCapacity: 1100 mAhStandby timeUp to 200 hoursTalk timeUp to 5 hoursAC AdapterVoltage range/frequency: 100 ~ 240V AC, 50/60HzDC output5V and 1AExpansion SlotmicroSD™ memory card (SD 2.0 compatible) - free 1GB microSD car...
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Chip Everywhere
2003-09-26 08:32:00
Although CASPIAN - Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering is protesting fiercely against tagging products, RFID chips seems to be unstoppable. Photo-Illustration for Time by Viktor Koen Cathy Booth-Thomas of Times.com wrote a comprehensive article about RFID entitled "The See-It-All Chip " . With RFID, the family fridge will tell you when the milk is spoiled or you’re out of butter. In the store, your grocer will know all. A tag will help you find Fluffy too. During the recent Auto-ID Expo 2003 in Japan, there are a significant increase in the number of industries that showcased their RFID related products/demos. From 29-31st Oct, IDTechEx is hosting Smart Label Asia 2003 - the first major bilingual RFID and smart labels conference in Asia, held in Tokyo, Japan.

Chip Everywhere
2003-09-26 08:32:00
Although CASPIAN - Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering is protesting fiercely against tagging products, RFID chips seems to be unstoppable. Photo-Illustration for Time by Viktor Koen Cathy Booth-Thomas of Times.com wrote a comprehensive article about RFID entitled "The See-It-All Chip " . With RFID, the family fridge will tell you when the milk is spoiled or you’re out of butter. In the store, your grocer will know all. A tag will help you find Fluffy too. During the recent Auto-ID Expo 2003 in Japan, there are a significant increase in the number of industries that showcased their RFID related products/demos. From 29-31st Oct, IDTechEx is hosting Smart Label Asia 2003 - the first major bilingual RFID and smart labels conference in Asia, held in Tokyo, Japan.

Chip Everywhere
2003-09-26 08:32:00
Although CASPIAN - Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering is protesting fiercely against tagging products, RFID chips seems to be unstoppable. Photo-Illustration for Time by Viktor Koen Cathy Booth-Thomas of Times.com wrote a comprehensive article about RFID entitled "The See-It-All Chip " . With RFID, the family fridge will tell you when the milk is spoiled or you’re out of butter. In the store, your grocer will know all. A tag will help you find Fluffy too. During the recent Auto-ID Expo 2003 in Japan, there are a significant increase in the number of industries that showcased their RFID related products/demos. From 29-31st Oct, IDTechEx is hosting Smart Label Asia 2003 - the first major bilingual RFID and smart labels conference in Asia, held in Tokyo, Japan.
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0.5x0.5mm Malaysian Microchip (MM Chip)
2003-09-05 11:58:00
A larger version of this image at SinChew-i.com “This RFID chip technology is indispensable to Malaysia in order to achieve our Vision 2020,” Dr Mahathir said at a press conference after the seventh annual meeting of the Multimedia Super Corridor’s International Advisory Panel (IAP) at Cyberjaya MSC. Its call Malaysian Microchip - MM Chip . Measuring 0.5x0.5mm, the chip is expected to cost less than US$0.10 (38sen) each when commercial production is in full swing. The MM chip measures 0.25 sq mm – about the size of a decimal point – and can be embedded in paper. It is useful for a variety of purposes, such as a replacement for barcode tags in retail goods, for differentiating between genuine and counterfeit currency notes, and for use in passports. Its a Malaysia-Japanese venture between Malaysia Government, FEC Inc and Silterra. Read on @ theStar Online or sinchiew-tech

0.5x0.5mm Malaysian Microchip (MM Chip)
2003-09-05 11:58:00
A larger version of this image at SinChew-i.com “This RFID chip technology is indispensable to Mala y sia in order to achieve our Vision 2020,” Dr Mahathir said at a press conference after the seventh annual meeting of the Multimedia Super Corridor’s International Advisory Panel (IAP) at Cyberjaya MSC. Its call Malaysian Microchip - MM Chip . Measuring 0.5x0.5mm, the chip is expected to cost less than US$0.10 (38sen) each when commercial production is in full swing. The MM chip measures 0.25 sq mm – about the size of a decimal point – and can be embedded in paper. It is useful for a variety of purposes, such as a replacement for barcode tags in retail goods, for differentiating between genuine and counterfeit currency notes, and for use in passports. Its a Malaysia-Japanese venture between Malaysia Government, FEC Inc and Silterra. Read on @ theStar Online or sinchiew-tech
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Grand daddy of all vision videos - 'Knowledge Navigator'
2003-09-05 11:47:00
Apple Computer • 'Knowledge Navigator' Producer: Jane Hernandez Director: Randy Field Director of Photography: Bill Zarchy Filmed on location in San Francisco AC: Rod Williams Gaffer: Jani Vournas Apple QuickTime > View Another Clip : RainForest According to Jakob Nielsen, it was commissioned back in 1987.
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Grand daddy of all vision videos - 'Knowledge Navigator'
2003-09-05 11:47:00
Apple Computer • 'Knowledge Navigator' Producer: Jane Hernandez Director: Randy Field Director of Photography: Bill Zarchy Filmed on location in San Francisco AC: Rod Williams Gaffer: Jani Vournas Apple QuickTime > View Another Clip : RainForest According to Jakob Nielsen, it was commissioned back in 1987.
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"Paper Feel" Technology
2003-08-26 08:58:00
BBC News > J.Fildes > Hi-tech tome takes on paperbacks Researchers at Hewlett Packard have developed a prototype electronic book which can hold a whole library on a device no bigger than a paperback. BCC News Image The interesting point about this ebook is that it tries to stimulate the human experience with real paper - flipping the page. The pages are turned by running a finger along one of the strips. Stroking the strip at different speeds allows the reader to speed read or casually browse the book. from [Gizmodo]
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"Paper Feel" Technology
2003-08-26 08:58:00
BBC News > J.Fildes > Hi-tech tome takes on paperbacks Researchers at Hewlett Packard have developed a prototype electronic book which can hold a whole library on a device no bigger than a paperback. BCC News Image The interesting point about this ebook is that it tries to stimulate the human experience with real paper - flipping the page. The pages are turned by running a finger along one of the strips. Stroking the strip at different speeds allows the reader to speed read or casually browse the book. from [Gizmodo]
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Mouse Innovation - Tilt Wheel Technology
2003-08-26 08:33:00
Microsoft is reinventing the mouse wheel, adding "Tilt Wheel Technology " for horizontal scrolling and smoothing the vertical scroll motion. Microsoft is planning to launch three mice with the new tilting wheel on Sept. 3, one corded and two cordless operating at 27MHz, a company spokeswoman said. The mice will also have a feature that lets users toggle between open applications on a PC by pressing down on the wheel, she said. The new Microsoft mice will be sold worldwide. Further product and pricing details will be announced at launch. Pricing is expected to be in line with Microsoft's current mouse portfolio, which ranges from $34.95 to $44.95 for corded and 27MHz cordless mice. Microsoft's Bluetooth mouse costs $84.95, according to Microsoft. PC Watch Image PC Watch Image From infoworld.com, PC Watch
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Mouse Innovation - Tilt Wheel Technology
2003-08-26 08:33:00
Microsoft is reinventing the mouse wheel, adding "Tilt Wheel Technology " for horizontal scrolling and smoothing the vertical scroll motion. Microsoft is planning to launch three mice with the new tilting wheel on Sept. 3, one corded and two cordless operating at 27MHz, a company spokeswoman said. The mice will also have a feature that lets users toggle between open applications on a PC by pressing down on the wheel, she said. The new Microsoft mice will be sold worldwide. Further product and pricing details will be announced at launch. Pricing is expected to be in line with Microsoft's current mouse portfolio, which ranges from $34.95 to $44.95 for corded and 27MHz cordless mice. Microsoft's Bluetooth mouse costs $84.95, according to Microsoft. PC Watch Image PC Watch Image From infoworld.com, PC Watch
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'Smart' Changing Room
2003-08-26 08:28:00
A British company has developed a 'smart' changing room that tells clothes shoppers what not to wear. Installed in a changing room, an array of about six cameras would feed data to a computer running software that matches particular styles to individual body shapes. The inventors say it could provide advice like "your bum looks too big in this" - or words to that effect. Are they serious about this? Will you go into this kind of changing room where your photos will be taken and recorded? By Ananova from Smart Mob
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'Smart' Changing Room
2003-08-26 08:28:00
A British company has developed a 'smart' changing room that tells clothes shoppers what not to wear. Installed in a changing room, an array of about six cameras would feed data to a computer running software that matches particular styles to individual body shapes. The inventors say it could provide advice like "your bum looks too big in this" - or words to that effect. Are they serious about this? Will you go into this kind of changing room where your photos will be taken and recorded? By Ananova from Smart Mob
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Computer system 'can land aircraft without air traffic controllers' by year
2003-08-26 07:36:00
Elizabeth Day of telegraph.co.uk said that British Aerospace scientists have developed a revolutionary airborne computer system that they claim can land aircraft safely without human air traffic controllers. It will enable a pilot to determine an aircraft's landing path simply by pressing a button in the cockpit. The aim is to eliminate human error, save on fuel and increase flight safety. Wonder if they have done enough to ensure a failure proof system in the first place. Illustration from Electronic Telegraph Some facts from Computer system 'can land aircraft without air traffic controllers' - The company plans to introduce the system, which has so far cost £76 million, half of which has been funded by the European Commission, in three phases. - BAE plans a full-scale trial introduction for leading airlines by 2008. - By 2020, they envisage that air traffic controllers will have been entirely replaced by the system, which will take all the decisions currently made by hu...
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Computer system 'can land aircraft without air traffic controllers' by year
2003-08-26 07:36:00
Elizabeth Day of telegraph.co.uk said that British Aerospace scientists have developed a revolutionary airborne computer system that they claim can land aircraft safely without human air traffic controllers. It will enable a pilot to determine an aircraft's landing path simply by pressing a button in the cockpit. The aim is to eliminate human error, save on fuel and increase flight safety. Wonder if they have done enough to ensure a failure proof system in the first place. Illustration from Electronic Telegraph Some facts from Computer system 'can land aircraft without air traffic controllers' - The company plans to introduce the system, which has so far cost £76 million, half of which has been funded by the European Commission, in three phases. - BAE plans a full-scale trial introduction for leading airlines by 2008. - By 2020, they envisage that air traffic controllers will have been entirely replaced by the system, which will take all the decisions currently made by hu...
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Reproducing the Precious Moments of your Life
2003-08-23 06:19:00
Nikkei IT News (Japanese) reporting on Prof Aizawa's Wearable Video Project at University of Tokyo - "Sensing your brain waves and reproducing the precious moments of your life" In future, this gadget, capable of structuring & summarizing huge video data of the person's experience, will allow you to record your entire life! Research Homepage (Japanese) : http://www.hal.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/research/D LM.html
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Reproducing the Precious Moments of your Life
2003-08-23 06:19:00
Nikkei IT News (Japanese) reporting on Prof Aizawa's Wearable Video Project at University of Tokyo - "Sensing your brain waves and reproducing the precious moments of your life" In future, this gadget, capable of structuring & summarizing huge video data of the person's experience, will allow you to record your entire life! Research Homepage (Japanese) : http://www.hal.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/research/D LM.html
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