Technology

OK, technology can bring people together, that's for sure. But can it also alienate people? What
you think?...

Has anyone notice in what the past 10 years has done in technology? Alot has change so i was
thinking what will happen in the next 50 years? Alot will change i bet. Mabey robots doing
everything for us. Smart House for every house. And everything else. I think alot of things are
going to change in the next 25 years then just the next 50. Notebooks now mini computers you write
in? I am aways finding out new inventions and more just from the news like that robot just like a
human in Japan or something that talks? So what do you think is going to happen in the future?...

http://www.livescience.com/humanbiology/05...rain_study.html Braingate article This is really
cool. While it has been in development for a while in monkeys this article really explains what has
happened. The baingate is a small chip that is placed on the persons brain and senses the firing
neurons. It send this information to a processing computer which translates it. The current test
subject, Matthew Nagle, has been able to move a curser across the computer screen, turn the TV
on/off, change channels etc. The tests that they've done previously on monkeys allowe...

Do you think humans should keep getting more technologically advanced, or should we start using
less? You see what I'm saying? We kind of being controlled by machines, if you know what I mean,
and we should live much simpler. I mean, we shouldn't get rid of all technology. I guess this
post is ironic because I'm using a computer. but That's my opinion. post yours.
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QUOTE THIS MAY SOUND incredible but the way technology is growing this will shortly be possible.
Research by Sammy Phang, Queensland University of Technology’s Faculty of Built Environment and
Engineering scholar, helps overcome one of the final obstacles to application of iris scanning
technology to unlock our homes, access bank accounts and log on to our computers. Of all the
biometric technologies used for human authentication today, iris recognition is thought to be the
most accurate. Iris is an externally visible coloured ring around the pupil of every human eye...

I posting this here because the mainframe of this post is related to health in terms of does wifi
really damage your brain? To start off I have been wanting wireless for years and first my mum
started saying about how anyone that had wireless could hack in then I pointed out that its password
protected so not just anyone can hack in! Anyway she said she didnt trust it until recently my uncle
who is ace with computers on the building, how they work side rather than coding etc actually using
them he is probably above average... well anyway he explained it to her so she ha...

Better graphics and more pixels and 30 buttons does not mean a better game. Far from it. I think
gameplay has gone down in many games becasue the focus was on graphics or something other then. Your
thought....

Hey, I've heard this a few times from my real life computer geek friends, so I am starting to
wonder if it's true. Does the government have a tool that can read whats on a monitor up to two
miles away by intercepting signals?...

Hi, I'm looking for advice. I'm looking to get a new laptop. It will replace my current
desktop. Bascially it will primarily be used around the house, and occasionally for travel about
7-10 times a year (including at airports, on planes, etc). I got my last laptop back in 1999 so its
been a while. I'm looking at: Dell XPS M1710 (GeForce Go 7950 GTX) or Alienware Aurora
mALX I have looked at cnet and both of the vendors sites, but i'm still not sure. Does
anyone have any suggustions? the cnet review hinted that the mALX may loose position wi...

This is not about computer but it is still electronic. Has anyone have seen the Anti-Crash
Technology in RC planes yet? It uses sensors to "sense" the ground-and-sky orientation of the plane
so newbies crash less often. I just have my plane today it ACT works awesome. It's like an
autopilot system preventing me from crash and burn!...

Hi there to all Im looking to start a new web site which brings new technology creators and those
looking to invest in technology together. Is there anybody out there interested in this topic?
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We use the Mobile like its a part of our body. we cant think with out it. in our country a lot of
mobile company's are selling there mobiles in various places with various prices. most of them
offers the mechanism in the same mobile phone. can we add some extra advantage in our mobile Phone
??...

Sony patents 'real life Matrix' Obviously the news report has been hyped up to a large
extent, but this patenting is ridiculous. QUOTE The patent - based only on a theory, not on
any invention... I mean, how the hell can you patent a theory...? Does that mean I could go
off and make a patent on something currently in development and yet not fully developed and have
exclusive rights to the technology or what? And does that mean they have exclusive rights to that
technology? (I think so, but then, I'm not an expert in IP law) Anyway, this is ...

QUOTE A 13 year old Vietnamese boy was arrested yesterday for allegedly strangling an 81 year
old woman to death. According to the local police, Dinh The Dan "confessed that he needed money to
play online games and decided to kill and rob the woman". The woman, Mai Thi Mau lost her life for
100,000 dong (around Rs. 244). After strangling her with a rope, Dan buried her in a pile of sand in
front of his house. The saddest part is that is that he won’t even go to prison! Here’s
what a local policeman had to say – "He is too young to be put in prison...

I really despise high school students that can learn real computer skills in their school; part
because my school's computer program is crap. Anybody can use the computer better than the
computer teacher, and most of us don't even get a computer class. The result? Half of my
classmates doesn't know how to use Excel or Powerpoint. Most of them hardly know what Photoshop
is. Technology is progressing at a really high rate, and it is becoming a big part of our lives.
You're basically disabled if you can't use a computer. So why doesn't high school ...

new website: http://www.skippulse.com its the new Digg for technology news. plus we are working
constantly on improving our rating system to prevent it ending up where just a few users control the
front page...

The marvels of technology surprise me to this day. Like my new MP3 player for example. It's a 1
gig, and it's smaller than my index finger. Or my newest phone, is like half the size of my old
one, with a camera, more features, and four times as much space for downloads. iPods are mildly
annoying in their marvel. They're tiny, but hold so many songs. Like the iPod nano, which holds
1, 2, 4 or 8 gigs depending on the generation. The marvels of technology amaze me. It makes me feel
old not just to remember cassette tapes, but to own a cassette player and cassett...

I have read in the news paper, a local news here in the philippines that during the convention at
singapore, Bill Gates says "New technology soon to be implanted in the human body, but I will not
try this experimentation in myself.." Is it possible the somebody is working to implant computer in
the human body? Wow,,, very interesting, but do you think this will help us? if the computer is
inside our body, what does the computer do? maybe instead of using our mind the computer will think
for you... ha ha ha... that will makes us a robot... If this will happen, if bill g...

Introduction On January 5, 2005, the mummy of Tutankhamun (c. 1355-1346 B.C.) was removed from
its tomb in the Valley of the Kings for the first time in almost eighty years. That to perform CT
Scan on it. Previous Examination 1. In 1926, the mummy of the young king had been essential
dismantled by the team of Carter , who were interested primarily in recovering the almost 150
jewels, amulets, and other items wrapped with the body and gaining the maximum possible scientific
information from the body itself. To order to remove the objects from the body and the bo...

well i believe he is but theres nothing we can do about it now. i mean we are depending on tech for
everything ....

QUOTE The technology behind Google's great results As a Google user, you're familiar
with the speed and accuracy of a Google search. How exactly does Google manage to find the right
results for every query as quickly as it does? The heart of Google's search technology is
PigeonRank™, a system for ranking web pages developed by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin
at Stanford University. PigeonRank System Building upon the breakthrough work of B. F. Skinner,
Page and Brin reasoned that low cost pigeon clusters (PCs) could be used to compute the re...

QUOTE Overview: Surface is essentially a Windows Vista PC tucked inside a table, topped
with a 30-inch reflective surface in a clear acrylic frame. Prices will reportedly be $5,000 to
$10,000 per unit. However Microsoft said it expects prices to drop enough to make consumer versions
feasible in 3 to 5 years. Surface is a 30-inch (76 cm) display in a table-like form factor, 22
inches (56 cm) high, 21 inches (53 cm) deep, and 42 inches (107 cm) wide. The Surface tabletop is
acrylic, and its interior frame is powder-coated steel. The software platform runs on Win...

Many times if you look over history there have been controversial incidents within football, mainly
goals, should football, FIFA, UEFA, or the FA try and bring in new forms of technology to get these
key incidents right? The first few that bounce off the top of my head are: - Hurst vs Germany (
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Astle vs Leeds; 1971 Maradonna vs England; 1986. Leeds vs Manchester United; 2002 Pompy earlier last
season ASTLE vs Leeds - http://youtube.com/watch?v=fxVtScYFT6c (The rules in t...

I have seen on You tube some have placed small wireless video cams on RC airplanes. Does anyone here
fly RC planes or jets? Years ago, I did some storm chasing and spotting, and have always loved
tornados. With all the storms in the middle USA now a days I have had some crazy thoughts of mixing
chasing and Radio Controled air planes. I have searched all over the net, and still are to find
anyone that may have thought about are doing this. Been to a few weather forums and nobody has a
clue. I had thought that maybe here someone would be able to point me to the right pers...

QUOTE Hewlett-Packard Monday offered a peek into future printing technologies, introducing a new
inkjet printer that prints thousands of pages per minute and ink that retains its shine even when
exposed to extreme elements. HP's water-based Latex Ink is specially formulated to embed in a
surface and become part of a media print, said Stephen Nigro, senior vice president of HP's
graphics and imaging business. HP's Latex Ink can withstand snow and rain and is useful for
large-format media used on billboards and outdoor signs. The company also launched the...

Here it is, the new BLU-RAY disc, the next generation of optical media that should replace DVD's
on the market. Some movies are already being sold at DVD and BLU-RAY format, although prices here
in Europe still are around 300€ to 500€ for a table BLUE-RAY reader, more or less the same a DVD
player costed when it arrived at the market. Some laptops are coming with BLUE-RAY too although they
cost around the same amount. I would like to hear your opinion about this new technology and for
those who don't know it yet here I post a link for your information: BLU-R...

Hey guys have you heard about OLED? Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology An OLED is
an electronic device made by placing a series of organic thin films between two conductors. When
electrical current is applied, a bright light is emitted. This process is called
electrophosphorescence. Even with the layered system, these systems are very thin, usually less than
500 nm (0.5 thousandths of a millimeter). When used to produce displays, OLED technology
produces self-luminous displays that do not require backlighting. These properties result in thin,
very ...

Cryogenics are the future, with the power to freeze ourselves we can sleep and not age one bit, we
can also wake up thousands of years into the future, we won't have to listen to loud noises and
stuff and we can dream for as long we like. Think about it, the power to sleep for as long as you
like. You have an incurable virus so freeze yourself and wait for scientists to find a cure.
you're living on a cargo ship and it takes 10 years to get to Earth but you don't want to be
old and wrinkly by the time you get there so freeze yourself Be an ice sculpture for a...