Technology

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Tips, tricks and kicks from the IT department

Concerning “corporate” business, be it a small company or a larger facility, opinions regarding all of the computing structure and those few who keep it in one piece, are as many as the people who state them. Most say that the local “sysadmin” taking care of your most prized virtual belongings usually sits on their rear while everyone else does the hard work. For...

Tagged with: IT, sysadmin, sysadminday.com, system administrator
by Alex at June 13th, 2010 at 10:06 am
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3M’s new monitor and USB 3.0

Under the category “I want one of those” comes an outstanding improvement to a basic product used by everyone. The computer monitor has been around for a while, and suffered important changes, having its performance and screen size improved (the monitor used in this picture has an 18.5in screen size, and a 1366 x 768 resolution). USB 3.0, however, has only been around...

Tagged with: 3M monitor, low power monitor, monitor usb 3.0, usb 3.0, usb 3.0 device, USB 3.0 monitor
by Flo at June 12th, 2010 at 11:06 am
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Apple remains on top with the new iPhone 4

When it comes to talking about the new iPhone 4, the first thing to announce is that it will be available on 24th June in both white and black colors and with two versions, one of 16GB of built-in storage at $199 and the other of 32GB at $299, each of them with a two year service agreement with AT&T. This new model has useful improvements like a second camera, that...

Tagged with: Add new tag, iphone 2010, iPhone 4, new iphone
by Naidin at June 12th, 2010 at 11:06 am
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iPhones, iPods and iPads control artificial sun

The project, called “solar equation”, was built by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer for the “Light in Winter” festival in Melbourne, Australia. This is the artist’s largest creation consisting of a helium-filled balloon measuring 47 feet (14m) in diameter, 100 million times smaller than the real sun. It hovers 20m above the ground, being 7.5 billion times closer than the...

Tagged with: artificial sun, ipad app, ipad application, iphone app, iphone application, ipod app, ipod application, light in winter, light in winter festival, Melbourne festival, mini sun, solar equation
by Flo at June 8th, 2010 at 02:06 pm
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Great expectations for the new N8 Nokia

For Nokia it’s difficult to keep a secret the details about probably the most anticipated smartphone of this summer, N8. The last piece of information came from a Nokia retailer and, in fact, they are doing nothing to confirm the previous rumours. So, according to the first rumours, the release date would be 24th August in Germany, only to hear that an employer...

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by Naidin at June 8th, 2010 at 02:06 pm
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Next on iPhone

It is not unusual for a technological device to be constantly upgraded. Developers always add new features or improve the existing ones. Therefore, products such as the iPhone are in a continuous evolution, always getting better, but never being perfect. In June, 2007, the first iPhone was released. After that, a new product was in stores each year, in the same month....

Tagged with: apple, apple iphone, apple iphone 4g, apple mobile, apple os, apple product, iphone, iphone 2010, iphone 4g, iphone os, mobile, new apple product, new iphone, next generation iphone
by Flo at June 6th, 2010 at 11:06 am
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iPad has a new rival !

Apple’s newest gadget, the much disputed iPad has been on the market for some time now. Many buyers rushed to the Apple stores to get the latest in tablet computers. It didn’t take long for other manufacturers to think of a rival for the iPad. Therefore, Dell is preparing the official launch of Dell Streak, a new tablet PC based on Google’s mobile operating system...

Tagged with: android, dell, dell android, dell streak, dell streak android, ipad, ipad rival, tablet, tablet pc
by dkvlad at June 1st, 2010 at 10:06 am
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TV steps into the future

Year 2010 will be remembered by TV addicts as the year the 3D television appeared. Who would have thought that in a hundred years technology would go this far? Let us consider that in the late nineteen century people were awestruck by the appearance of the cinema and were running away from the cinema at the “Arrival of a train”. While some were enthused with this “seventh...

Tagged with: 3D cinema, 3D television, 3D TV, first televisions, tv 3d
by admin at May 31st, 2010 at 03:05 pm
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Music and technology – The Revolution of the Classics

For those of you who have watched the Eurovision you could have noticed at one point a very strange instrument that looked like a crystal double piano. After a closer look one could notice that it was not what it seemed, but just two keyboards linker together by glass. However, the design is something that can leave anyone, awestruck. And if this sounds interesting,...

Tagged with: crystal double piano, electric cello, electric mandolin, electric violin
by admin at May 31st, 2010 at 03:05 pm
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Intel reveals plans for new high-performance computing product

Intel Corporation has announced plans for the delivery of new products based on M.I.C. (Intel Many Integrated Core architecture) at the International Supercomputing Conference. The first product, codenamed “Knights Corner”, sill target supercomputing segments such as scientific research and exploration, to be designed on Intel’s 22 nm manufacturing process. The technology...

Tagged with: Add new tag, Intel, Intel Many Integrated Core, Kirk Skaugen, Knights Corner, Larabee, MIC, MIC Architecture, Single-chip Cloud Computer, supercomputing, top500.org
by Alex at May 31st, 2010 at 12:05 pm