No Means No More and Faster Problem
June 12th, 2010 | 
Author: Hard Disc Drive (HDD) is a secondary storage device where data is stored as magnetic pulses on a rotating metal disc that is integrated. Data is stored in concentric circles called tracks. Each track is divided into several segments or sectors. Read the rest of this entry »
Mark Zuckerberg: People Do Not Need The Privacy Secret
Criticism of the various parties about the privacy settings policy confusing, and constantly changing in direct response Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He says, everything he’s done for the sake of Facebook now follow the needs of people in the era of the open Internet.
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Postpone Launch Apple iPad Outside U.S.
WASHINGTON - For Apple fans outside the U.S. that have been awaiting the coming iPad, it looks to be patient first. Article, Apple claimed that delaying the launch of tablet computers in the international market a month from the previous schedule. Read the rest of this entry »
Twitter Starts Sell Classifieds
With the increasing popularity of microbloging service, Twitter started to collect their financial coffers. For the first time, Twitter will offer ads in 140 characters that will appear among Tweet sent penggunananya.
But do not worry about the classified ad will not disrupt the Twitter users. These ads will only appear among the search results only. Classifieds called “Promoted Tweets” will appear between 2-10 percent of the messages that come out of its search service. Read the rest of this entry »
Bringing Big Smiles to iPhone Shutterbugs
New York Times (November 25, 2009) - A basic tenet of photography is that the best camera is the one you have on hand when you need it. For many people these days, that means an iPhone.
Guardians of Their Smiles
New York Times – FOR Jessica Gwozdz, a professional photographer and mother of two, Flickr was a blessing. It allowed her to share photos of her children, Grace and Henry, with distant, tech-averse relatives for whom a username and password would have been too great an obstacle. It even allowed potential clients to freely browse her gallery.
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Tags: Facebook, Flickr, parenting.com, Professional photographer, Twitter | 
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US digital TV switch-over impacts set-top sales
ElectronicsWeekly.com (August 8, 2009) — Shipments of digital terrestrial (DTT) and satellite (DTH) set-top boxes to China, India and the US accounted for more than 60% of total worldwide set-top box (STB) shipments in 2008, according to marketwatcher IMS Research.
Queens develops first photonic crystal for space
ElectronicsWeekly.com (August 7, 2009) – Queen’s University Belfast has developed the first quasi-optical frequency selective surface (FSS) that can simultaneously filter both horizontally and vertically polarised sub-millimetre wave signals.
Posted in Design Idea |
Tags: Copper, EADS Astrium, European Space Agency, Interference, Photonic Crystal, Queens University, Titanium |
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SEC asks Intel about terrorist dealings
ElectronicsWeekly.com (August 7, 2009) – A news item from May 2008 has emerged to bite Intel. The US Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has asked Intel to explain its dealings with Cuba, Iran and Syria.
Design OVP circuitry for safe USB charging
EETASIA.com — While the infrastructure for plugging portable devices into the USB for datacom-with-power applications is fairly universal today, using the USB as a power source for direct powering or charging a battery isn’t necessarily foolproof. You’ll generally need over-voltage protection (OVP) circuitry; here’s what to consider in designing your discrete or IC-based circuit.
Posted in Design Idea |
Tags: connector, Li-ion battery, over voltage protection, OVP circuitry, USB charging |
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