26 Apr 2011

10 Google Labs Experiments You Should Know

1. App Inventor for Android

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It is said that if you want to impress the ladies, buy an iPhone. If your goal is to impress nerds, choose Android. You know what’s cooler? Develop Android applications using App Inventor for Android even if you don’t own an Android phone or have no idea how to program. 

 Visit: App Inventor for Android

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2. Google Fast Flip

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Fast Flip is for people who are easily satisfied by the very best and has little time to search for great online content. It gives users snapshots of controversial, recent, and popular articles from famous news websites. One click, or one swipe, and the next best content is served right in front of you in an instant. No more loading all those web pages in search for what you need, because Fast Flip gives you exactly what you want based on how you customize it.Design is very minimalistic, perfect for researchers and writers and anyone who is concerned about what’s happening in the world.

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3. Aardvark

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It is really frustrating when a question pops in your mind and you can’t have an "almost" instantaneous answer even if you already posted it in an online community (forums, Reddit, Digg, Twitter, Facebook, etc.) where people are always online. The problem might be there’s just no one in there who knows the answer. Solution: Aardvark.
This great application is also available in iPhone. See user reviews here.

Visit: Aardvark
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4. Google Goggles


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One of the best technologies ever invented today is OCR or Optical Character Recognition. Digital photos of texts are converted into actual texts that text editors can read and edit. Google Goggles incorporates this technology so magnificently that even if it is still in its early stages, the things that you can do with it are already awesome. By taking a photo of an object whose name is unknown to you, Google Goggles magically tells you what it is. Enough of text queries where most of the time people don’t even know how to describe things.

Google Goggles works for business cards or documents with contact information where Goggles convert e-mails, phone number, address, name, etc. automatically for your comfort. Also perfect for tourists who can’t read or understand foreign signs and notices. By just taking a photo, the intelligible text is translated to your preferred language. Cool, right?

Admittedly, the technology is not yet complete, but the future it holds for the world is tantamount to the invention of wheel.

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5. Google Shopper


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Google Shopper has a feature similar to Google Goggles where real-life objects are recognized by Android phones. The deal with Google Shopper is that it enables users to instantly find reviews and several price quotes of items, including where to buy it. Taking a photo of an object and getting the information you need is a great time saver. Google Shopper also lets users scan barcodes on items.

No object to scan? Easy, Shopper has a speech recognition feature. Don’t forget to watch the video to get a good idea what Google Shopper does.

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6. Google Shared Spaces


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Shared Spaces basically brings people together to collaborate on any projects at hand. It is very easy to use and has lots of gadgets (or widgets) to choose ranging from polls to mind maps. Think of it as a conference room where you can add furniture and devices that will help you and your team plan.

However, too much serious matter is not also a good thing for productivity, Shared Spaces also has several games to choose from where the team can spend quality time together.

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7. Gesture Search


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Since applications are made to help people save time, although it only works for Android currently, this application is still worth mentioning. The rise of applications in the market is steady, people love them and would save as much as they can for their comfort.

A problem arises when there’s too much apps, just like on an unorganized geek’s desktop (do they even exist?) where 50-plus icons are scattered, time consumed in searching for a specific app is highly stressful. Now, imagine turning your Android phone’s touch screen into a screen-wide search machine which only requires that you "write" letters and/or numbers of the application you are looking for using your index finger (or pinky)? Works for contacts and music tracks too.

If there is one more thing we need to eliminate, that is stress from searching for your favorite game.

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8. Google Listen


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Probably one of the best experimental application to download or stream audio clips, news, and podcasts using your Android phone. Being an experimental app of Google Labs, it still has bugs that can be stressful at times. Sure enough, the creators are furiously whipping their flyswatter to satisfy people.

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9. Google Scribe


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Remember when you were in grade school and you had to recite a poem that you didn’t memorize well? Thank goodness a friend who sits at the front "suggests" what to say next and actually help you avoid embarrassment.

It is a usual occurrence for people to bring their writing to a halt simply because they don’t know what to write next. Google Scribe auto-suggests words and phrases that are compatible with your sentence structure. It is a great tool for writers and children to speed up the writing process. With today’s spell-checker and auto-suggest features, I bet it won’t be long before everyone becomes a good writer!

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10. Google News Timeline


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News Timeline works like Fast Flip in a way where it gives you what you want instantly, no need to bother browsing individual pages since they are already presented right in front of you. Google News Timeline works like a calendar where your search query’s results are plotted on the day of their occurrence, or publishing. Perfect for researchers and students. I don’t know what to say more about this amazing application because so far, this is my favorite of the bunch!

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8 Mar 2011

Happy InterNational Women's Day...!!!

                                               
                                                  She is Amazing...Know her Value...! 
                                           Happy International Women 's  Day To U...!
                                               

                                        

1 Mar 2011

DreamBook epad F10 Tablet

Pioneer computers is an Australian company which is going to lunching their new DreamBook epad F10 Windows 7 Tablet. The new DreamBook epad F10 Tablet is equipped with quite impressive features and specs. While entering into the Dreambook epad F10 Specs list, the device is powering with Intel 1.5Ghz Oak Trail processor and well optimized with windows 7 operating system, integrated Intel graphics and a 10-inch capacitive multi-touch screen display with 1024x600 pixel resolution, 2GB DDR2 RAM, 16GB SSD Storage, 1.3mega pixel camera, Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and 3G connectivity.


It has SIM card slot users can receive phone calls, a Micro SD card slot and built in microphone, stereo speakers and mini HDMI port. Finally
DreamBook epad F10 Tablet is equipped with excellent battery life up to 8 hours of normal usage and it will be available in the market with price tag around 500$ for 16GB model.
DreamBook epad F10 Tablet Specifications

  • Supports both Windows 7 Operating System and Android OS
  • Powered by a 1.5GHz Intel Oak Trail Lincroft processor
  • 1GB/2GB of RAM, and 16GB/32GB/64GB/128GB SSD
  • 10.1-inch LCD multi-touch display with 1024 x 600 pixels resolution
  • Intel’s WIDI wireless display Technology
  • Equipped with Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, and 3G/3.5G modem
  • 1.3 megapixel camera, 2-in-1 card reader, and Bluetooth 2.1
  • Built-in Mic, 2 Jacks, Mic/Line out
  • 2 stereo speakers, & internal microphone support and Micro SD card slot
  • 1x HDMI Port, 1x SIM card slot, 1x Kensington lock, 1x USB2.0, 2x Jacks, MIC/ Line out, 1x DC-In port
  • Battery enabling up to 8 hours of use
  • Dimensions: 243 x 175 x 15 mm and weight less than 700 grams

Nvidia Geforce GTX 580 Specifications and Price

Nvidia has released their Geforce GTX 580, which unleashes the new gaming experiences to gamers to play games in higher framerates without any lag.The Specifications of  Nvidia GTX 580 is equipped with 512 CUDA cores running processor clock speed at 1544Mhz, graphics clock speed at 772Mhz, and 1.5GB of DDR5 memory clock speed at 4GHz.
Nvidia claims that GeForce GTX 580 is the world’s fastest DX11 graphic card available in the planet. With screaming performance and an innovative new thermal design, GeForce GTX 580 rips through the latest games while running quieter than the previous generation. We experienced the GeForce GTX 580 to be about 30% better performing than the Radeon HD 5870 and Geforce GTX 480 in real world games.

Nvidia Geforce GTX 580 already available in the market with the price tag of $499.

The Specifications of  Nvidia Geforce GTX 580:

GPU Engine Specs:

CUDA Cores
512
Graphics Clock (MHz)
772 MHz
Processor Clock (MHz)
1544 MHz
Texture Fill Rate (billion/sec)
49.4

Memory Specs:

Memory Clock (MHz)
2004
Standard Memory Config
1536 MB GDDR5
Memory Interface Width
384-bit
Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec)
192.4

Feature Support:

NVIDIA SLI®-ready1
3-way
NVIDIA 3D Vision Ready
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NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround Ready2
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NVIDIA PureVideo® Technology3
HD
NVIDIA PhysX™-ready
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NVIDIA CUDA™ Technology
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Microsoft DirectX
11
OpenGL
4.1
Bus Support
PCI-E 2.0 x 16
Certified for Windows 7


Display Support:

Maximum Digital Resolution
2560x1600
Maximum VGA Resolution
2048x1536
Standard Display Connectors
Mini HDMI
Two Dual Link DVI
Multi Monitor
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HDCP
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HDMI4
1.4a
Audio Input for HDMI
Internal

Standard Graphics Card Dimensions:

Height
4.376 inches (111 mm)
Length
10.5 inches (267 mm)
Width
Dual-Slot

Thermal and Power Specs:

Maximum GPU Temperature (in C)
97 C
Graphics Card Power (W)
244 W
Minimum Recommended System Power (W)
600 W
Supplementary Power Connectors
One 6-pin and One 8-pin



World's First Eye-Controlled Laptop Developed by Lenovo and Tobii

    

     A portable computing system designed specifically to cater to the needs of people with various motion-related impairments is something that could really come in handy for the aforementioned category, and it seems that Lenovo and Tobii have decided to make this dream come true. 
     So, at CeBIT 2011, in Hannover, Germany, the two companies jointly showcased a fully-functional prototype of a portable computing system equipped with Tobii's special eye-tracking technology, that enables users to control various applications using nothing but the movement of their eyes.
     The level of integration between their respective technologies is quite impressive, users being able to zoom-in on center on the area they're looking at, or even swiftly change between the open windows or browse one's emails and documents.
     Moreover, based on one's specific eye movement, the notebook will apparently be able to adjust some of its overall functionality as well, such as the display's brightness level, just to give an example, thus leading to a higher level of overall power efficiency during normal use.
     According to the two companies, for starters, Lenovo and Tobii have co-developed 20 test/demo units of this fully-functional prototype, that they'll use for demo/showcase purposes.
     Of course, no details regarding the possible pricing of the eye-controlled notebook from Lenovo have been provided thus far, but, given the fact that it incorporates the eye-tracking tech from Tobii, it will most likely be a bit more expensive than regular portable systems.