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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
911 text messaging service coming in 2014
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
The New Turtleback iPhone Case
Turtleback’s new TurtleJacket PentaEye case has got an entire photography kit on it. Five different lenses in total, mounted to a rotating wheel so you can dial in whichever glass you need for a photo. Turtleback's case comes with a fisheye lens, a wide-angle lens, a zoom lens, and a simple pass-through filter for the iPhone's standard lens.It seems considerably more useful, although the price is too much for the size. The price is $270 and is coming out This Christmas.
RSS Assignment for Web 2.0
1. Why did you select the sites you subscribed to?
Those are the sites I Know about or use often.
2. Was it easy to find feeds and to subscribe to them?
Yes It was very easy.
3. Which sites were your favorites?
MTV, The How To Draw site, and Wood-Ridge School homepage.
4. What else can you use RSS feeds for?
You can use them to subscribe to that persons site.
5. How likely are you to continue to use RSS feeds in the future?
Probably never again in my lifetime.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
The New Wii Mini
Nintendo is making a new smaller business version of the Wii. It has a HD and 3D screenshot and it costs $99. It comes out on December 7th 2012.The Wii Mini has been completely redesigned from the base-up in order to make the smaller console. The red and black Wii Mini system comes with the console, sensor bar and a Red MotionPlus controller with Nunchuk. The New Wii does not have internet connectivity nor is it associated with game cube anymore. Otherwise I think its a pretty good system.
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Friday, November 9, 2012
People Are Allergic To BlackBerry Phones
Scientists looked at Blackberry's phones for two allergens which
were cobalt and nickel. About a third of Blackberry's had nickel in them. The
flip-phone models were about 91 percent nickel and 52 percent was cobalt. The allergenic symptoms were swelling, hives and breakouts
which left rashes and scars. Most Blackberry owners who were allergic to the
two allergens sewed the company. That left the Black berry company going down
the toilet.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
This technology may be used to render an enemy’s electronic and data systems useless. Instead of a missile that destroys a target along with everything nearby, countries have been wanting to use some thing more efficient like a weapon that knocks out the lights instead which cripples a target without collateral damage. In the first test, the missile sailed over a two-story building, then let loose microwaves to shut down a room full of computers. It makes battles less messy by focusing on the electronic component instead of the human one.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Wikis For Class
WEB 2.0 QUESTIONS
1: What are the benefits of using a wiki?
You can get links and information to other websites.
You can get links and information to other websites.
2: How can we create one in this class and utilize it?
We can
use Wiki in class for telling about upcoming school events to change or know
names dates and times.To first make a wiki you have to register, then create
the wiki by adding backgrounds and pictures to it, add users, and thats it
3: What experience do you have using or creating wikis?
I have no clue how to use or have a wiki because I have never used one before
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Spontaneous Combustion Is Easier Than You Think
The facts about spontaneous combustion can easily happen. Spontaneous combustion is a my favorite among conspiracy-theories types. Reports of people suddenly going up in flames tend to give off an essential detail, like a a lit cigarette. With many scientific reports, the possibility is so great that some people are studying it. people are testing to see if the theory is true. A video was recently made that shows a cotton ball catching fire after having been soaked in several tubes of Super Glue. The cotton ball is the lungs proving that if you breathe in the glue over a long period of time you can combust. This in formation now can be used as and in weapons, a new form of technology.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
'MacGyver' Robot Could Make Use Of Objects It Finds
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Robot Sea Turtles That Carry Cargo in Their Shells
Two ETH students are working on a turtle-inspired robot that can swim very well while carrying plenty of cargo. The Naro-Tartaruga (The name of the product) may not be as movable as a fish or eelbot, but it might be easier to build, and it is better for carrying payloads and robot parts like batteries and controllers. As of now, the robot is a huge hollow vessel with fake turtle flippers, which will help it move itself through the water. New designs include the more realistic-looking turtle robot seen above.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Bio-Retina Implant Could Give Laser-Powered Sight to the Blind
A new bionic eye implant could allow blind people to
recognize faces, watch TV and even read. Nano Retina’s Bio-Retina is one of two
recent attempts to help people with age-related eye problems, which affects 1.5
million people in the U.S. The
Bio-Retina implant is small because it doesn’t have an antenna. Instead, the
implant takes images directly from the eye, and a laser powers the images into
the eye. Because of the small size of the chip, an eye doctor can insert it
through a small incision in the eye.
Monday, September 24, 2012
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Russia is Building the World's Largest Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker
Russia already has a huge amount of both diesel-powered and even nuclear icebreakers, but it recently made something the world has never seen before: a massive new 558-foot long, dual-reactor nuclear icebreaker that will be 46 feet longer and at least a dozen feet wider than any other icebreaker in its way. Powered by two 60-megawatt compact pressurized water reactors, it will be the world’s largest “universal” nuclear icebreaker.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Undetectable Submarines
Defense systems can detect stealth submarines using two methods: sonar, which bounces sound waves off a craft, and radar, which can identify subtle disturbances on or below the ocean’s surface that can indicate a sub at depth. Now scientists are making sound and fluid cloaking methods that could defeat both detectors.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
How do you store photos, documents, videos, etc.? I really don't use the computer that often to know how to do any of that ! I'm not used to doing things like that, if I were i would probably break it .My older sister and mom does that stuff to up date their facebook status photo's,I don't have one.Tagging- to furnish with a tag or tags; attach a tag to.Bookmarking-a link to a Web site address saved electronically in a browser for quick access to the web
page.The two are important in this digital age because it saves time by passing through events to get to the one page you need to use.
The New GlucoDock For iPhone
Nano sensors can patrol your bloodstream for the first sign of at stroke or heart attack, releasing anticlotting or anti-inflammatory drugs to stop it in its tracks. Cell phones that display your vital signs and take ultrasound images of your heart or stomach.It can also take genetic scans of hurtfull cells that match your cancer to the most effective treatment.
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