February 28, 2009
How Patents + Income + Population Shape America?
The Atlantic put together an intersting interactive map of patents, income, and population from 1975-2002. Here you can see how your city stack up against other cities.
Then you can read "How the Crash Will Reshape America".
February 27, 2009
Where Myspace and Facebook stand in China Social Networks?
Web2Asia - Online Social Networks In China
February 25, 2009
Who's Nicole Wong, Google Gatekeepers?
The G Team as they are called, Nicole Wong, the “Decider”; Andrew McLaughlin, global public-policy director; and Kent Walker, general counsel will all decide when to unplug what for Google.
Keep this in Mind:
Google estimates 13 hours of content are uploaded every minute.
YouTube is available in more than 20 countries and in 14 languages.
and this is just the beginning...
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February 23, 2009
Rising star...Lykke Li?
Lykke Li
A 22 years old Swedish songstress debut album, Youth Novels.
Simple.Honest.Fresh.
Lykke Li - Tonight from Lykke Li
Official Site
Lykke Li
What's Kudo?
Now your kids can program! For now kids can program using icon based language according to Microsoft Research labs. Depending on how creative your kid, they can now design, build, and play their own game!
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February 22, 2009
Are you "Impress"?
Will this be the next level of "Touch Screen"? Using pressure to interact and create information in a new ways. So, if I push here will it be there?
impress - flexible display
February 20, 2009
How is education adapting with today technology?
February 18, 2009
How do you visualize H2O drop?
By Héctor Serrano Studio for Roca
Roca is an international brand, founded in 1917 by four Roca brothers.
Roca produce baths fixture, spas, kitchen sinks, furniture, ect.
Roca commissioned Hector Serrano Studio to design an installation called "waterdrop".
The installation uses innovative and sophisticated technology in an unexpected and inventive way to capture this captivating natural phenomenon.
An intro to new application?
February 17, 2009
Holy Robots?
by Matthias Gommel, Martina Haitz and Jan Zappe
Thanks to Gommel, Haitz, and Zappe now we can see and interact with industrial robots. Robots Write, Robots Draw, Robots Dance, and Robots DJ are just some of the works created by Robotlab. Check it out here. www
February 16, 2009
400 Millons Dollars for a Chopper, Mr.President?
by Courtesy Lockheed Martin
The Pentagon confirmed this month that the cost of the fleet of 28 new super-sophisticated helicopters has jumped from $6.1 billion when the contract was signed in 2005 to $11.2 billion today.
Specs:
Fuselage: Made of high-strength reinforced aluminum alloy, it can withstand crash impacts in excess of 15 Gs.
Engine: The VH-71 can shift from three 3,000-horsepower turboshaft engines to two, whereas the twin-engine Sea King must land if one engine fails.
Rotor: Five flared rotor blades increase the craft´s efficiency by up to 30 percent over conventional designs when flying at 150-knot cruising speed.
Defense System: The VH-71s, like the EH101s they are modeled on, will probably feature radar-warning receiv-ers, laser detectors and flare dispensers to deflect anti-aircraft missiles.
Cabin: Measuring eight feet wide and 25 feet long, the cabin will include a lavatory and a galley kitchen. The fold-down stair spares the president from ducking during photogenic entrances and exits.
French + British Weapons of Mass Destruction Collided?
Le Triomphant, French nuclear missile submarine
HMS Vanguard, British nuclear missile submarine
HMS Vanguard:
General characteristics | |
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Displacement: | Dived: 15,680 tons |
Length: | 149.9 m |
Beam: | 12.8 m |
Draught: | 12 m |
Propulsion: | 1 × Rolls-Royce PWR2 nuclear reactor 2 × GEC turbines 1 × shaft pump jet 27,500 hp (20.5 MW) 2 × auxiliary retractable propulsion motors 2 × W H Allen turbo generators 6 MW 2 × Paxman diesel alternators 2 × 2,700 hp (4 MW) |
Speed: | Dived: 25 knots (46 km/h) |
Range: | Essentially unlimited |
Complement: | 14 officers 121 enlisted |
Sensors and processing systems: | BAE Systems SMCS Thales Underwater Systems Type 2054 composite sonar suite comprising: Type 2046 towed array sonar Type 2043 hull-mounted active and passive search sonar Type 2082 passive intercept and ranging sonar 1 × Kelvin Hughes Type 1007 I band navigation radar 1 × Pilkington Optronics CK51 search periscope 1 × Pilkington Optronics CH91 attack periscope |
Armament: | 4 × 21 in (533 mm) torpedo tubes 16 × ballistic missile tubes Spearfish torpedoes 16 × Lockheed Trident D5 SLBMs carrying up to 128 warheads |
Le Triomphant:
General characteristics | |
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Type: | Ballistic missile submarine |
Displacement: | 12,640 t (surfaced) 14,335 t (submerged) |
Length: | 138 m |
Beam: | 12.50 m |
Draught: | 10.60 m |
Propulsion: | Pressurised water K15 nuclear reactor (150 MW), turboreductor system, Pump-jet 2 diesels-alternators SEMT Pielstick 8PA4V200 SM (700 kW) auxiliaries. 30,500 kW |
Speed: | over 25 knots (46 km/h) |
Range: | Essentially unlimited |
Test depth: | Over 400 metres |
Complement: | 15 officers 96 men |
Sensors and processing systems: | Sonar DMUX 80 |
Electronic warfare and decoys: | ARUR 13 |
Armament: | Nuclear : 16 M45 SLBM missiles with TN 75 warheads |
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February 14, 2009
Reuben Margolin = the modern Leonardo Da vinci?
February 13, 2009
Why Microsoft is offering $250,000 Reward?
Microsoft just announced that anyone with infomation for the "Conficker" worm which has infected millions of Microsoft Windows PCs over the past two months will be award $250,000!
A computer worm is a self-replicating computer program. It uses a network to send copies of itself to other nodes (computers on the network) and it may do so without any user intervention. Unlike a virus, it does not need to attach itself to an existing program. Worms almost always cause at least some harm to the network, if only by consuming bandwidth, whereas viruses almost always corrupt or modify files on a targeted computer.
Deadly Computer Worms:
"Conficker" current worm. Microsoft offer $250,000 reward.
"Sasser" author arrested Microsoft paid $250,000
"Blaster" remain at large.
"MyDoom" remain at large.
"Sobig" remain at large.
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Why Google Engineer want you to save $?
How much does it cost to leave your TV on all day?
What about turning your air conditioning 1 degree cooler?
Which uses more power every month — your fridge or your dishwasher?
Is your household more or less energy efficient than similar homes in your neighborhood?
Google PowerMeter
February 11, 2009
Will you let microbot swim in your bloodstream?
Monash University in Australia are working on microbot motors designed to swim through the human bloodstream.
Researcher took from 1966 sci-fi flick, Fantastic Voyage concept and turn it into a reality.
The micro-motor would carry tiny cameras and sensor equipment and could access parts of the body, like a stroke-damaged artery in the brain, that are beyond the reach of catheters.
So anyone would like a microbot with 1295 rpm swimming up your bloodstream?
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February 10, 2009
World’s youngest iPhone developer?
February 9, 2009
Who is Woody Norris?
7,298,853 Parametric virtual speaker and surround-sound system
7,198,223 Ultralight coaxial rotor aircraft
7,088,830 Parametric ring emitter
6,925,187 Horn array emitter
6,876,330 Reconfigurable antennas
6,850,623 Parametric loudspeaker with improved phase characteristics
6,577,738 Parametric virtual speaker and surround-sound system
6,512,496 Expandible antenna
6,466,674 Method and apparatus for eliminating audio feedback
6,460,802 Helicopter propulsion and control system
6,393,129 Paper structures for speaker transducers
6,369,763 Reconfigurable plasma antenna
6,359,990 Parametric ring emitter
6,304,662 Sonic emitter with foam stator
6,229,899 Method and device for developing a virtual speaker distant from the sound source
6,201,874 Electrostatic transducer with nonplanar configured diaphragm
6,199,655 Holographic transparent speaker
6,188,772
Electrostatic speaker with foam stator
6,175,636
Electrostatic speaker with moveable diaphragm edges
6,151,398 Magnetic film ultrasonic emitter
6,108,433
Method and apparatus for a magnetically induced speaker diaphragm
6,108,427
Method and apparatus for eliminating audio feedback
6,044,160 Resonant tuned, ultrasonic electrostatic emitter
5,990,837 Rugged gas tube RF cellular antenna
5,966,452
Sound reduction method and system for jet engines
5,952,959 GPS relative position detection system
5,935,171 Apparatus for, and method of, detecting dislocations and material wear in hip replacements
5,889,870 Acoustic heterodyne device and method
5,885,129 Directable sound and light toy
5,859,915 Lighted enhanced bullhorn
5,812,659 Ear microphone with enhanced sensitivity
5,781,150 GPS relative position detection system
5,689,269 GPS relative position detection system
5,594,456 Gas tube RF antenna
5,491,774 Handheld record and playback device with flash memory
5,373,555 Unidirectional ear microphone and gasket
5,363,444 Unidirectional ear microphone and method
5,313,663 Ear mounted RF receiver
5,280,524 Bone conductive ear microphone and method
4,930,156 Telephone receiver transmitter device
4,539,708 Ear radio
4,412,151 Piezoelectric crystal spark plug
4,217,573 Switching unit for selectively connecting together various combinations of audio subsystems
4,215,377 Multi-speed tape cassette system
4,090,178 Combination smoke detector and lamp structure
February 8, 2009
Did Charles Darwin invented the modern office chair?
February 7, 2009
Why scan vein?
According to Sony, vein scanning is more accurate than traditional fingerprint techniques.
Who will use this technology?
- mobile devices
- gateway security systems
- solution services
February 6, 2009
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