Wednesday, 9 July 2014

Electronic home appliance are going to communicate each other called OIC SMART HOME control by Smartphone app.. Samsung,Intel,Dell,Qualcomm,LG and more join together...

It's all Against for Google and Apple household devices ?:

Announcing "Good night" to its Smart Bulb lightbulb, washing machines or televisions could cause the appliances to enter sleep mode, as well as being able to control them remotely through a smartphone.

Samsung, Intel and Dell have joined to establish standard ways for household gadgets like thermostats and light bulbs to talk to each other, at odds with a framework backed by Qualcomm, LG Electronics and other companies. The new Open Interconnect Consortium, like the Qualcomm-supported AllSeen Alliance, aims to establish how smart devices work together in a trend increasingly called the Internet of Things.
Manufacturers are rolling out growing numbers of Internet connected burglar alarms, televisions and light switches. But like the early days of video cassette recorders, current smart home products are often incompatible with each other.The new consortium, which also includes chipmakers Broadcom and Atmel, was announced in a news release late on Monday.

Doug Fisher, general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group, told Reuters that the framework to be developed by the new consortium would address security and other issues not adequately handled by the AllSeen group. The potential emergence of smart household products made by manufacturers using two sets of incompatible standards would be incidental, he said. “We’re not out to create that. We just think the industry has spoken and there’s this approach that’s needed,” Fisher said. “We’re certainly welcoming others to participate.”

Last week, Microsoft became the 51st member of the AllSeen Alliance, which also includes Sharp Corp and other consumer electronics manufacturers. Rob Chandhok, senior vice president of Qualcomm Technologies Inc, compared the two competing standards groups to walled off online services in the early 1990s before widespread Internet use. “It’s better for us to have an industry-wide shared platform than to be divided,” Chandhok said. “I don’t want to get to a ‘Prodigy and CompuServe’ of the Internet of Things.”
Technology heavyweights Apple and Google are also pursuing their own ways of interconnecting household devices. Apple, known for strictly controlling how other companies products interact with its own, in June announced HomeKit, which will integrate control of devices like lights and thermostats.Google’s Nest has also partnered with companies including Whirlpool Corp and light bulb maker LIFX to integrate their products with its thermostats and smoke detectors.
The new Open Interconnect Consortium(OIC) aims to establish ways in which internet connected devices created by different companies can work together, when the majority of such appliances are currently incompatible.

Apple's HomeKit platform will integrate existing apps that control lighting, heating and other domestic services into a single place, allowing users to control them all via a single app on their Apple device. Samsung already produces a range of connected home appliances, and has announced the global launch of its Samsung Smart Home service, which allows users to control several smart devices simultaneously throught its Smart Home app.
The OIC is focused on defining the connectivity requirements for the billions of devices that will make up the Internet of Things. Although Gartner Research predicts "smart home" technology will add $1.9 trillion to the global economy by 2020, there are still some major challenges that stand in its way, and both alliances aim to help.

For instance, a Samsung fridge can't talk to your Sony TV because every brand prefers to use proprietary technology that isn't compatible with another company's. Eventually, these objects will create a small network that will work together to create a “smart home”.The first OIC open-source code will target the specific requirements of smart-home and office solutions, allowing developers to make it easy to remotely control and receive notifications from smart-home appliances using smartphones, tablets or PCs.
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Monday, 23 June 2014

You don't understand sign Language?? Google Gesture Speak for u.. Awesome app for our DEAF FRIENDS.. smartphone or tablet speak for u friends..

Google Gesture App Translates Sign Language Into Spoken Language

Students at the Berghs School of Communication in Stockholm, Sweden put together an incredible video of a new translation tool concept that will give mute and deaf individuals a new way to talk with the people around them. Called Google Gesture, the app works alongside a pair of arm bands to translate sign language in real time.


Update: This video are created by students at Berghs School of Communication as a marketing concept project. It isn't a real project by Google, though there have previously been suggestions that motion tracking armbands like those from Myo could one day track things like sign language. We apologize for the error and confusion caused.

Imagines an app called Google Gesture and two arm bands that are worn near the middle of one's forearms. Using a variety of technologies, the arm bands analyze the signer's movements through a process called electromyography.


That information would sent to the Google Gesture app, where it is then spoken in real-time from one's smartphone or tablet. This allows others to hear what the individual is signing, allowing communication to take place with those who don't know sign language.
Google Gesture is a fictional device that translates gestures into speech, thus giving a voice to the ones who can’t normally talk.
The search giant has created software for the speech impaired in the past, the app that translates speech into text being a great example. The reason why Google isn’t behind such a concept as the Gesture wristband is because such a device is most probably impossible to make for the time being. 

This piece of wearable tech would be accompanied by an Android (what else?!) app, which would also be called Google Gesture. Judging by the position of the hand and the tension of the muscles, the wristband will be able to record sign language and transfer it to the app wirelessly, presumably via Bluetooth 4.0 LE. Once collected by the app, the data is translated into speech, so that other people can understand the gesture. 
According to the students who have imagined it, Google Gesture would be able to turn sign-language into speech in real time. While that’s a bit improbable, it would help conversations to flow naturally.


Getting lost in translation would be impossible with such a device. More than that, Google Gesture could help people to interact, regardless of their country of origin. I think that such a device would be great not only for the deaf, but also for people who interact a lot with other cultures. Seeing how a hand gestures means something in one country and quite the opposite in another one, it would really be something if there was no room left for interpretations. For example, “thumbs up” is the equivalent of a well-done job in most countries, but in Greece and Turkey, this hand gesture symbolizes an insult. Same goes for the “V for victory” sign that’s interpreted differently in various parts of the world.





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Sunday, 8 June 2014

You're Getting Old...!!! Extraordinary and Interesting stuff Since u born!!!

You’re Getting Old!

Depending on your age, You’re Getting Old! will either make you feel better or sad. Or just weird. The website puts your age into perspective in a number of ways, from historical events to the number of heartbeats you’ve had. 

You're Getting Old!

Do you think time is catching up with you? Perhaps it's already overtaken you and left you in the dust.Do the years seem to be going ridiculously quickly now? There's a reason for it. You're getting old.We will provide you a report full of interesting stuff. But first, we need to know who this is for.

 




You're Getting Old! 


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Wednesday, 28 May 2014

Iran wants Mark Zuckerberg !!! & China, Iran, North Korea, Thailand blocking the world's largest social network...!!!!

Thailand Blocks Facebook to Silence Coup Protests

Thailand's military has blocked Facebook in hopes of quieting protests against the coup d'etat it declared last week.

The country's information technology ministry announced the block on Wednesday after reports that users were not able to access their Facebook accounts. Initially, authorities said it was a technical glitch, but Surachai Srisaracam, the permanent secretary of the Information and Communications Technology Ministry told Reuters that the block is deliberate.
"We have blocked Facebook temporarily," he said. "Right now there's a campaign to ask for people to stage protests against the army so we need to ask for cooperation from social media to help us stop the spread of critical messages about the coup"
Srisaracam also added that the government plans on calling other social media sites like Twitter and Instagram, to ask for their "cooperation."
Facebook's block comes after army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha declared a coup and took over the government last week, and began a widespread censorship campaign, blocking access to international television, imposing restrictions to Thailand's own TV networks and blocking several websites.
This new online censorship effort wasn't unexpected. The commissioner of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission said last week that that the government would monitor and block online content "which may contravene to public morality and cause conflict and unrest and threat to national security."

The government also announced on Tuesday that it was planning to implement a new Internet gateway to better control and filter the web.

With the block on Facebook, Thailand joines a handful of other countries blocking the world's largest social network, including China, Iran, and North Korea.

Facebook didn't reply to a request for comment.


Iran Judge Calls Mark Zuckerberg to Testify in Court

A judge in Iran wants Mark Zuckerberg to appear in court to answer privacy complaints related to Facebook-owned companies WhatsApp and Instagram, according to the news agency ISNA.

The judge also reportedly ordered the Iranian government to block Instagram and WhatsApp, according to the Associated Press. This is the second time in less than a week that an Iranian court has taken measures to restrict Instagram, one of the last Western-based social media services that remains unblocked in the country. Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter have long been inaccessible there, although some have found workarounds.
"The Zionist director of the company of Facebook, or his official attorney must appear in court to defend himself and pay for possible losses," Ruhollah Momen-Nasab, an Iranian Internet official, was quoted by ISNA, according to Reuters.
Last week, another court ordered Iran's Ministry of Telecommunications to block access to Instagram, but the photo-sharing app is still accessible in the country. Iran temporarily blocked Instagram for around 13 hours in December.

It's highly unlikely that Zuckerberg will ever have to appear in court in Iran It's highly unlikely that Zuckerberg will ever have to appear in court in Iran, as no extradition treaty exists between Iran and the United States. The U.S. would likely never extradite an American citizen to another country.

WhatsApp has also been targeted by the Iranian government in the last few weeks. In early May, the Iranian Committee for Determining Criminal Web Content, the judicial system's branch responsible for online censorship, announced it wanted to ban the mobile chat app, with the committee's secretary Abdolsamad Khorramabadi calling Zuckerberg an "American Zionist."

But Iranian President Hassan Rouhani prevented the ban from going into effect, once again showing the internal struggle between Iranian hardliners and the relatively more progressive government of Rouhani, who has long promised to open up to the West and to ease up restrictions online.

Despite Rouhani's promises, however, Iran has blocked a series of online services over the past year, including Google Sites, WhatsApp competitor WeChat and the encrypted online chat service Cryptocat. At the same time, Rouhani and other government leaders, including Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, are active on social media with accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

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Thursday, 8 May 2014

Proof for GOD LIVED here!!

The Lost city of Dwarka

Arguably the single most important archaeological excavation of the twentieth century, the offshore marine excavations off Dvaraka began with a humble eighty thousand rupee grant. It helped plug in a thousand-year hole in India's ancient history of what happened after the decline of the Harappan civilization and before the advent of the Buddha in the fifth century BCE.


In the process was also established the historicity of a certain gentleman named Krishna Devakiputra also known as the eighth incarnation of Narayana, Lord Vishnu. These two stunning implications of the excavations have not yet been fully appreciated, thanks to a benign neglect of archaeology by the government, the warped revisionism practiced by Marxist historiographers in India, and the Indian's general apathy to history.



This book is the story of those excavations, written by the late S.R. Rao the person who led the excavation project in the 1980s (S.R. Rao also led the archaeology excavation that discovered the Harappan port of Lothal in 1954). This search for an earlier Dvaraka led to excavations in 1963 by Z.D. Ansari, later in 1979-80 by S.R. Rao, and which finally led to the first offshore marine excavations in India, in April 1983 onwards. These culminated in the discovery of a human fortified settlement dating back to approximately 1500 BCE. The book combines an encyclopedic knowledge of history, geography, and mythology with an expert's grasp on archaeology to present this concise book, lavishly produced by Aditya Prakashan, and with more than a hundred color and black-and-white photographs, printed on glossy paper. Given the high cost of this hardcover book - Rs 1800, perhaps a lower priced paperback edition is long overdue.


History and mythology are so deeply intertwined in Hindu epics like the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, and the Puranas that it becomes a difficult job, even for the best of minds, to separate fact from fiction from embellishment. The Mahabharata is called itihaasa, or history. While most scholars agree that the events described in the Mahabharata, or for that matter the Ramayana also, are based on a factual, historical core, there is substantial debate and disagreement over the extent of the embellishment and additions that have taken place over the following thousands of years. For example, the Mahabharata talks about a billion people dying in the war at Kurukshetra, a number which is most certainly an exaggeration. The exaggeration is perhaps meant to remind the reader of the scale of the huge loss of life over the eighteen days of battle on the fields of Kurukshetra. On the other hand, scholars are mostly unanimous that modern day towns and places like Kurukshetra, Indraprastha, Mathura, etc... are the same as those mentioned in the Mahabharata.


It's very very short note to delivery god lived here because The Ramayana and Mahabharata are Hindu's History like Bible and Quran but is not end here...


However, what is one to make of the characters in the epic, especially Krishna? Was Krishna a historical figure? Did he live and die during the Mahabharata period? And what about his divinity? Was he an incarnation of Narayana, the eighth avatar of Vishnu? Did the Yadavas really migrate from Mathura, "founding a new city known as Dvaraka at the former site of Kushasthali in Saurashtra"? Did the city of Dvaraka really get submerged by an angry sea?





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Saturday, 19 April 2014

Secure and easy PC TO SMARTPHONE Remote Access : Chrome Remote Desktop Only Android Smartphone or Tablet

Google Remote Desktop for Android Smartphone (ONLY)

You can now access your PC desktop computer directly via your smartphone or tablet.

Google announced the launch of Chrome Remote Desktop app for Android this week, which lets you access files sitting on your home PC or Mac even when you're nowhere near it.


The move builds off its Chrome Remote Desktop app launched in 2011, which let users remotely access a desktop from another laptop or computer. The service is free a stark contrast with costly remote-desktop software such as Parallels Access.
After downloading the Android app from Google Play, you'll need to install the Chrome Remote Desktop extension in a desktop's Chrome browser to connect the two systems. Then, grant access for the remote connection to work and set up a PIN code for the PC.
The PC name will then appear in the Chrome Remote Desktop page (and need to be selected) before plugging in the same PIN code within the app. Then, you're good to go.

Microsoft also has its own remote desktop app client, as does Amazon Workspaces, which lets employees access work computers from their personal devices.
By installing the app and enabling remote access on a Mac (OSX 10.6 or later), Windows machine (XP or later) or Linux, users will be able to access their computer from other computers or Android device. Google will also ask users to program a six-digit pin number for added security.


If the remote computer is on and running, people can access the remote computer from a desktop. Users just need to open a new Google Chrome tab and input the security. To access it via an Android device, simply pull up the app and plug in the pin for the remote computer.

For even the most security-conscious user can rest easily, as Google assures them that "all remote desktop sessions are fully encrypted using Chrome's SSL features." Google cannot let anyone but the user access their computer, because of the PIN and Access Code when sharing it. No session data is recorded, according to the Chrome Remote Desktop page.

According to a blog post, Google has yet to release a Remote Desktop app for iOS, but says that will be coming "later this year," without giving a definitive date.


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Saturday, 5 April 2014

Wireless Photo Printer 4 smartphone.. not only urs, instantly print ur friends & family printers ALL OVER THE WORLD!!! LIFEPRINT..!!

LifePrint is a wifi AND Bluetooth photo printer for your smartphone: about 60 seconds to print 1 photo and more in Specification 

Not only can you print to your own printer from anywhere, but you can also instantly print to your FRIENDS' and FAMILY'S printers all over the world



And you can edit your photos within the App

And about 60 seconds to print

And 30 Photo on full charge

And we ship film for FREE anywhere in the world for orders of 100 pieces of more ($50 or more)

And it's a Physical Photo Social Network You can "follow" your favorite photographers, musicians, artists, models and other LifePrint users all over the world! Like a nature photographer in Montana? Follow her. Like that cool band and want to see what they're up to on tour? Follow them. They'll be sending you REAL PHOTOS straight to your printer from all over the globe. Nothing else out there even comes close...

So in the spirit of sharing photos with people you love, please give us a SHARE as well on FB and Twitter! The more people that use LifePrint the more awesome the network becomes!

Take a photo with your smartphone, open the LifePrint App, and print. Easy. Your photo will wirelessly print in about 60 seconds and be waiting for you when you get home. This will even work if you're on vacation half-way across the world while your printer is on your desk at home. You will not be required to be connected to WiFi to print. As long as you have 3G connection or better, you're good to go.
Your printer will print about 30 photos on a full charge and is small enough to easily fit in one hand.
Instantly share actual photographs with friends and family all over the world. For example, through the LifePrint App, I'll be able to "follow" my sister who lives in Japan and she'll be able to "follow" me back. That way, she can send me photos of my new niece from 5,000 miles away, and I can send her photos of me eating In N Out burger in California to make her jealous.


After you've printed a photo, the LifePrint app allows you to easily share it on your Facebook, Twitter, and other social media with our unique hashtag #LifePrinted. That way, you can get more 'likes' and attract more followers.

Within the app, you'll be able to edit your photos giving you just the right style and tone you're looking for. Of course, if you have other photo editing apps you prefer, you'll be able to print those photos as well. Anything that saves to your camera roll, you can print. LifePrint App Photo editing options include:
  • Color filters
  • Picture Stitching (combining multiple photos into one photo)
  • Adding 'talk bubbles' and other text
  • Border selection
  • Looking for a more retro vibe? Just select one of our borders within the app and get the style you're looking for. You can even write a note in the border area or add a date stamp.
Colors available are:
  1. Black
  2. White
  3. Black/Chrome *Kickstarter Exclusive*

Dimensions

Printer Size : The LifePrint printer measures roughly 6.5" long x 4.5" wide x 1.5" thick. Weighs approximately 1.5 lbs.

Photo Size : Film size is 3"x4" inches

Where, How ?

Apple Compatibility : iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPad 3, iPad Mini, iPad Air, and future Apple devices

Android Compatibility : Samsung Galaxy S3/S4/S5, HTC One, Google Nexus 5, Galaxy Note 2/3, and future Android devices

Reject unwanted photos : Don't care what your friend had for lunch? Great, we didn't think you would. Easily reject unwanted photos within the app in your 'printer queue' before they print. The sender will not be informed you have rejected the photo

Privacy : You have the option of having your printer be private. So if you don't want anyone sending you photos or 'following' your printer, you can stay off the grid 

Printing Process : We've selected thermal processing for the print engine. This will yield the best quality for the best price, so your photos are rich and vibrant, but don't cost you an arm and a leg. Final selection of exactly which type of thermal printing process to utilize will happen post-Kickstarter as we go into production

Film Capacity : Film capacity will be 10 prints

Additional Film : Additional film will be available in retail stores and through our website after Kickstarter is finished. 30 prints are expected to cost around $20

Warranty : One year warranty



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Sunday, 9 March 2014

ad-free Samsung Milk Music and Instagram Lands Its First Big Ad Deal

Up to $100 million in ad spend over the course of a year on the social network, Ad free Samsung Milk Music only for Galaxy Smartphone or Tablet...

Samsung Milk Music...

Samsung Jumps Into the Internet Radio Race Without Ads

Samsung is the latest company with music on the brain.

The manufacturer is going up against iTunes Radio, Pandora and Spotify with its newly-announced ad-free radio service called Milk Music. The service, which is powered by Slacker and includes a library of 13 million songs, is only available for download via the Google Play store if you have a Galaxy smartphone or tablet. Even if you have an Android device, you won't be able to download the app without a Samsung Galaxy-branded device.

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Similar to how you would use an old radio dial to find stations, Milk Music lets you to move your finger over the touchscreen to tune between the stations. You can choose from about 200 curated stations everything from pop hits ('80s, '90s, etc.) to jazz. You can star songs you like, add them to playlists and pick stations based on artists. A nice perk is that you don't have to sign up for an account or even log in via a social network to gain access. 


Another benefit is that Samsung promises the service will be free of ads, which can get annoying when listening to web-streaming platforms like Pandora and Spotify. Since it's powered by existing service Slacker, there aren't other features that set it apart from what's already out there. Although it has a website, Milk Music is available on mobile only.

Samsung didn't specify whether or not it would ever roll out the service to non-Galaxy devices in the future.

Facebook may finally start to recoup some of the money it paid for Instagram.

Ad Age reports that Instagram has inked an ad commitment with Omnicom, a global advertising company, for up to $100 million in ad spend over the course of a year on the social network.

A rep for Facebook confirmed the ad deal, but not the price. One source familiar with the matter told us that the price quoted in the Ad Age story was inaccurate.

"This is an exciting new chapter and we’re looking forward to the great creative content that comes out of this partnership," a Facebook rep said in a statement. "Omnicom shares our passion for and understanding of the mobile Instagram community. Along with their clients, they’ll help to continue to set a high bar for creative work that inspires people."
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Instagram began testing ads in feeds for the first time in early November. Early advertisers included Michael Kors, Burberry and Ben & Jerry's. Even with the new partnership with Omnicom, Facebook says the number of ads that appear in feeds will remain "limited."
"This doesn’t change our advertising strategy moving forward," the rep said in the statement. "People will continue to see a limited number of beautiful, high–quality photos and videos from select brands who already have a strong presence on Instagram.”
Facebook stock ended the day down by about 1.5%.

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Thursday, 13 February 2014

Twitter's Profile Design (like FB page) but it's Still REDESIGNing...!!

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One of the biggest design complaints from readers who read our original story was that the look was too reminiscent of Facebook, Instagram and Google+, and they disliked Twitter's potential move away from the vertical stream.

Petronzio's most-recently tweeted picture is significantly larger this morning too.

It's common for Twitter to quietly test new features and design updates before rolling it out to a larger user base. Experiments typically go out to a small, random pool of users.

In addition to a greater emphasis on photos, a larger header photo and a scattered timeline layout, Petronzio also noticed a change to his "following" and "followers" section, which now embrace the card design approach.

Twitter Profile
The "followers" section of the test design

Although Petronzio isn't verified on the site, there's an option for the stream to show "Tweets" and "Tweets and replies" for every user — a feature typically reserved for those with the blue check mark.

Updates appear only to affect his profile page and not his homepage.

The news comes days after Twitter rolled out its latest design to all users, after weeks of behind the scenes testing.

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Saturday, 25 January 2014

Japanese Puzzle Box "Very Very" Fun and Secure!! Amazon and Review..!!

Japanese Puzzle Box

This insanely intricate wood veneer box from Japan requires its owner to remember a sequence of exact steps in order to open it and access its contents.

The Japanese puzzle boxes, one type of handmade wooden Puzzle box within our reaches are particularly highly collectible. All have extraordinary detail and display a beautiful art form that challenge you to solve the equation of opening the puzzle box. Each puzzle box ordered will be carefully packaged to make sure that your puzzle box arrives to you safely.


Our 100% Family Owned and Operated Store pledges to continually search out to provide you with a widest selection of Puzzle Boxes that will make it was for you to start or add to your collection.

The traditional Japaneses puzzle box can be relatively simple to very challenging and almost impossible to open unless you follow the exact step by step procedure designed specifically for the particular box. Original instructions are included with all of our Japanese puzzle boxes, secret boxes, and trick boxes. Often these instructions or diagrams are in Japanese, but they are illustrated and easy to follow.
To solve a Japanese puzzle box, one or more sliding parts in one end are moved, allowing the other end to be moved slightly. This partially unlocks a side panel, which allows other pieces to be moved. These, in turn, partially unlocks the top or bottom. This method is continues, moving around the box, until the top panel can slide, opening the box. Some of the more expensive boxes may allow both top and bottom panels to open, or have other secret compartments or drawers within. Interestingly, Japanese Puzzle Boxes have no lock and seemingly no opening. However, each box crafted includes very tricky mechanisms.
Most Japanese personal secret boxes have a variety of difficulties, ranging from 4 to 66 moves. A few large puzzle boxes have exceptional numbers of moves, such as 78, 122, 119, or 125. 






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