Official Google Blog: Introducing Google Buzz
Socail network and share update and stories same as facebook & twitter intgrated into gmail and called Google Buzz
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Sunny Record: Breakthrough for Hybrid Solar Cells
5:09 AM
Noam Gold
Sunny Record: Breakthrough for Hybrid Solar Cells: "Scientists in Germany have succeeded in developing a method for treating the surface of nanoparticles which greatly improves the efficiency of organic solar cells. The researchers were able to attain an efficiency of 2 percent by using so-called quantum dots composed of cadmium selenide. These measurements, well above the previous efficiency ratings of 1 to 1.8 percent, were confirmed.
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"Sunday, February 7, 2010
Quantum computing leap forward: altering a lone electron without disturbing its neighbors
5:39 AM
Noam Gold
Quantum computing leap forward: altering a lone electron without disturbing its neighbors: "A major hurdle in the ambitious quest to design and construct a radically new kind of quantum computer has been finding a way to manipulate the single electrons that very likely will constitute the new machines' processing components or 'qubits.' Now, a physicist has discovered how to do just that -- demonstrating a method that alters the properties of a lone electron without disturbing the trillions of electrons in its immediate surroundings. The feat is essential to the development of future varieties of superfast computers with near-limitless capacities for data.
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"Saturday, February 6, 2010
Samsung to Release Laptop with a Transparent Screen within 12 Months [Laptops]
7:16 AM
Noam Gold
Samsung to Release Laptop with a Transparent Screen within 12 Months [Laptops]: "
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"Facebook Eyes Webmail With Project Titan [Facebook]
7:10 AM
Noam Gold
Facebook Eyes Webmail With Project Titan [Facebook]: "
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In the TechCrunch post, Arrington suggests that Facebook has been working towards a webmail service for some time, expanding their messaging platform to be searchable and allowing Facebook users to send messages directly to non-Facebook e-mail addresses. The site has also shown interest in giving its users a more accessible and more complete online identity with the recent implementation of personalized URLs and the proliferation of Facebook Connect login on third party sites.
Project Titan would take this effort a step further, giving users a personalized username@facebook.com e-mail address and letting them access it on Facebook itself or independently via POP and IMAP. Facebook already has 175 million people logging into their site each day, but adding a true webmail solution would be a strong step in their transformation from a centralized communications hub to a broader platform for staying connected online. [TechCrunch]
"I saw today that facebook change the layout of the frontpage of facebook for nice front page (every six month they change the layout)
Friday, February 5, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Is This How a Google Tablet Will Look in Action? [Google]
5:30 AM
Noam Gold
Is This How a Google Tablet Will Look in Action? [Google]: "
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It seems that we're getting a first peek at what a Google Chrome OS based tablet may look like. Glen Murphy, Google Chrome's designer, posted this UI concept video along with some images on Google's official Chromium site.
There are several things to keep in mind about this mockup though. For starters, it's only intended as a 'visual explorations of how a Chrome OS tablet UI might look in hardware.' Google Chrome OS is not tied to a single device as far as we know. This would mean that there wouldn't have to be just one single Google tablet such as the concept shown in the video. Whenever we do get to hold a Google tablet, it could be an entirely different experience from what were being teased with right now. [Chrome Source via TechCrunch]
"Turn Your Monitor Into a Touchscreen That Can Detect 16 Fingers, Using a Polymer Film [Touchscreen]
5:29 AM
Noam Gold
Turn Your Monitor Into a Touchscreen That Can Detect 16 Fingers, Using a Polymer Film [Touchscreen]: "
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It's not just glass that Displax is claiming their film will work with—apparently plastic and wood can be made into an interactive screen, which will detect as many as 16 fingers making shapes on its surface and even recognize when someone is blowing across it.
Wired explains how it works:
'A grid of nanowires are embedded in the thin polymer film that is just about 100 microns thick. A microcontroller processes the multiple input signals it receivers from the grid. A finger or two placed on the screen causes an electrical disturbance. This is analyzed by the microcontroller to decode the location of each input on that grid. The film comes with its own firmware, driver–which connect via a USB connection–and a control panel for user calibration and settings.'
While it sounds like vaporware, Displax is claiming the first screens using their technology will be on sale in July, giving us enough time to think of some flat surfaces to turn into a touchscreen. [Displax via Wired]
"Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Visual Studio 2010
5:17 AM
Noam Gold
http://www.msdev.com/Directory/SeriesDescription.aspx?CourseId=144
Visual stuido 2010 will come out at 12.4.2010.
You can watch the training material by microsoft at http://www.msdev.com/Directory/SeriesDescription.aspx?CourseId=144
