The versatility of today's modern phones is amazing and cell phone applications have become complex and efficient throughout continuous development. There are several other functions than communication that can be performed by a mobile phone, such as business applications or entertainment programs. Cell phone applications were initially designed for mobile businessmen and women and they attempted to bring some of the main communication and data processing options of a desktop PC to the traveler. Business cell phone applications are highly popular today, allowing managers to keep an eye on their company status even when they are half way around the world. Cell phone applications are not all management oriented some are created for the amusement of the users. Mobile games are present on all cell phone models, ranging from the cheapest ones and going all the way to the high tech gadgets that few can afford. Entertainment oriented cell phone applications are a big success mostly because they offer enjoyment in remote places, such as bus stops or during long trips, but also because of their user friendliness. Mobile learning is a relatively new side of cell phone application development. This innovative way of assimilating useful information is becoming very popular with users of all ages. Learning for an exam such as the SAT, for example, is now possible anywhere, at anytime. Simply access your cell phone menu and select the test preparation cell phone application and go through the test. It is very similar to taking a computer test, with the advantage that you can do this absolutely anywhere. This means that instead of wasting time waiting for a train to arrive in station you can invest that time into a better exam preparation, thanks to these useful cell phone applications. Go Test Go offers a wide range of mobile learning applications, whether you are preparing for an SAT exam, a driver's license exam or getting ready to explore the business cultures of a different country.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Digital Library
Digital Cat Feeder
Digital Forensic
Digital Hearing Aids
Digital Storytelling
Digital Painting
Digital Biology
Digital Women
Digital Wine Archive
Digital English
Digital Dolls
Dolling is where you take a base body either created by yourself or by someone else and draw hair, clothes and accessories on it. A doll usually has a hard pixel edge and a transparent background so that it may be placed on any colored background web site, most dolls are created by drawing clothes and hair over a base, a base or base body is something that doll makers create that looks sort of like a bald pixel body, featuring inoffensive Barbie doll type nudity. It is the framework for which we create our dolls by drawing clothes and hair onto it. A doll maker, or Dress Up Doll Game, is a site or graphic spreadsheet with premade dolling pieces that are put together to form a doll. A doll created on a drag and drop, or point and click doll maker such as those on the list below belong in Scraps. We know they are dead fun, but the doll gallery is for showing off things you did pixel or tooled, not for things you put together from premade pieces. Even if you have edited a doll made from a doll maker, it is still not your art and must be put in Scraps. There is chat room for doll makers and players also they have their own dictionary. There are several ways from which you can start a base. From a drawing you have created on your own whether traditional or digital, drawing from referencing and lastly through tracing. It is recommended that you create a base from your own drawings and not through tracing.
Digital Patient for Dentistry
No one likes going to the dentist, so imagine the discomfort of being a patient for a dentist-in-training. So, in order to avoid pain, damage, and deep dental trauma, a professor in Tokyo has developed an interesting solution. A sensor-laden, blinking and gurgling robot named Simroid acts as feedback, documenting and alerting the trainee when he or she has dug too deep or accidentally touched the robot inappropriately. The entire session will be record to be later reviewed by professors or students and they can give feed backs later. Just like a real patient, the robot blinks, grunts, and shows responses to discomfort and fear. It is really wonderful that how digital era changed every thing, just think for a second that without all of this technology one of us would have to sit on that dentist’s chair and become a laboratory mouse. It is so amazing that robot have sensor, which allow him or her to shows reaction like a real person that is in dentistry.
Digital Clouds
A giant "digital cloud" that would "float" above London's skyline has been outlined by an international team of architects, artists and engineers, the construction would include 120m- (400ft-) tall mesh towers and a series of interconnected plastic bubbles that can be used to display images and data. The Cloud, as it is known, would also be used an observation deck and park. The unconventional structure was originally envisaged as centerpieces of the city's Olympic village. The inflatable elements of the building would sit on top of slender, lightweight towers, stabilized by a net of metal cables. Damping technology, similar to that used in Japanese skyscrapers to resist earthquakes, would prevent the towers being buffeted by the wind. The structure would also be used to harvest all the energy it produces so I think it would be a zero power cloud. As well as solar cells on the ground and inside some of the spheres, the lifts would use regenerative braking, similar to that in some hybrid cars.
Digital Piano
Digital pianos are electronic instruments that reproduce piano sounds. Unlike acoustic pianos, they have no hammers, no strings and no soundboard to produce the sound you hear. Instead, they have electronic sound chips and speakers. There are some nice advantages of using digital piano. Digital pianos usually have an array of features that make them an attractive alternative to an acoustic piano, such as, different types of piano sounds, other keyboard sounds like harpsichord, organ, other instrument sounds like strings, flute, percussion, built-in rhythm capabilities to accompany your playing, the ability to record your performance, the ability to interact with other electronic music devices (MIDI), never a need for tuning, headphones to practice in private, easier portability. But also there are some disadvantages about digital piano compare to analog piano. The problem with digital pianos is that they can't really duplicate the tone and touch of a real piano. Even with today's sampling technology individual notes may be quite accurately reproduced, but the tone of notes sounding together, as in an acoustic piano - with complex harmonics mixing and resonating against a flexible wooden soundboard - cannot be matched. As a result, most music sounds rather sterile played on a digital piano. Digital pianos don't feel like real pianos. Touch Sensitivity and Weighted Action is not the same thing as the sophisticated inner mechanism, or "action", of an acoustic piano. Digital pianos merely simulate the touch of pianos. They don't provide the same feedback or responsiveness to your playing, so your performance range is limited. If you are considering buying a piano for your child, consider this: many piano teachers will not teach students who have reached a certain level on anything other than an acoustic piano. Digital pianos are counter-productive when it comes to technique and dynamic performance. These skills cannot be practiced on a digital keyboard and then applied to a real piano action. It's not the same thing. A piano also represents a stronger commitment to a student, as an opposed to a digital keyboard that may represent the same thing to a child as a computer, an electronic game-station or a CD player. Something else to consider is that an acoustic piano will hold its value far better than a digital. An acoustic piano can last 100 years, while a digital may be obsolete in 5 years and might be hard to even give away by then.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Digital Chocolate
Digital Drug
Digital Pet
Digital Ice Cream
Digital Flowers
The First Digital President
During the long and winding road to the White House, there was an interesting side story that played out about which candidate really “got” technology, particularly IT. Obama was portrayed as web-savvy, carrying a Blackberry and regularly using the Internet. In contrast, McCain was seen as out of touch, even personally admitting that he didn’t use a computer or email. And certainly one reason for Senator Obama’s historic victory was his campaign’s unprecedented and innovative use of new technologies, including the Web and social networking. So what do we think here, do you think is it important that we get a president who can use his own computer and has his own email address, and maybe can chat with him on face book or play with him online too!! I don’t know how many of younger people that support Obama did think about these things. I personally think it is not vital but it is important that I know that my candidate knows how to use a computer, especially if that person will become the president of the most digital users and most information users of the world. So here we go, we can call this election “the first digital President” and it is true. Faraway of how much digital media was responsible for electing one of these two candidate, the gesture that Obama showed during his campaigns, shows that being digital and digital lover is one of the factors that may would help him and I think he did well, it helped.
Digital Rugs
I like this one, as a person that been raised in Iran which is very famous about Rugs which are crafted by hands it is very funny and also surprising that we can order our Rug with any images that we want to on a web site and get it after while. It shows how much we are going forward in digital century. Now even grand mothers can get their grand son and daughter’s pictures on a Rug, which will be use on the floor or can be use as a frame. I think company had a great idea and made it right too. Why not when we have all our pictures anywhere we want it why not on the beautiful Rug. The website also offers digital mat to. Some how when I looked at the name at first I thought they sell some kind of Mat or Rugs that may walk, or talk, but no this is again just about images. Of course this kind of products cannot compete with the hand made crafted Rugs but still are great idea for the people that want to put their favorite images on anything they want.
Digital Media
Digital media must be stored in an electronic way, so there is a lot of digital content on the Internet today, including text content, pictures, audio content, as well as video content. Through the history of Internet, digital media has been developing in various ways. Here's we'll take a look at how it has affected the Internet and ways that it may be integrated moving forwards. One type of digital media is text; this in fact represented the very first explosion of this type of content out there on the Internet. When the Internet first got big, there was an explosion of content on the web, especially with all the text editors and word processing options out there today. Larger companies started to put date on computers instead of storing it in cabinets, and the Internet definitely allowed a great way to share, transfer, and store content as well. YouTube definitely made video sharing a hugely popular form of modern media distribution, and this is continuing to grow as we speak today. Now with new technology seen in things like the iPhone, this new form of virtual media is available in handheld devices as well, and no doubt this sector is only going to continue to grow in the future. With the popularity of digital media, it is definitely important that we continue to create and use it for good marketing and business results. Even if you have to hire someone to help out, the benefits will make it worth the money. So knowing about and using digital media is definitely important for your business success today
Digital Pens
A digital pen is a battery-operated writing instrument that allows the user to digitally capture a handwritten note or drawing. Typically, a digital pen comes with a Universal Serial Bus (USB) cradle to let the user upload the handwritten notes to a personal computer. The pen looks like a regular ball-point pen and can be used as such, but requires special digital paper if the user wishes to digitally capture what he has written. A page of digital paper, which can be purchased in traditional pad or sticky-note size, has small dots on it that allow the pen to "see" what has been written. Here's how it works: When the user is done writing on his digital paper, he puts a checkmark in the "save" box. The pen vibrates or beeps to confirm that it knows the box has been checked and that the user is done with that page and wishes to save it. Typically, a digital pen can store up to 40 pages of saved digital paper in its memory. Only pages that have been checked will be saved. Most pens save the handwritten data as an image file (GIF or JPEG, depending on the pen's manufacturer) although some digital pens use a proprietary file format. When the user wants to upload his saved notes from the pen, he docks the pen in its USB cradle. The cradle automatically senses the pen's presence, opens the accompanying software application on the user's PC, and transfers the saved files to a specified folder. Many digital pens come with handwriting recognition software that allows the user to import their handwritten notes into typed text. Some of the newer high-end digital pens are wireless, taking advantage of Bluetooth technology. These pens do not require a docking station, but instead send the captured notes or drawings directly the user's PC or cell phone.
Digital camera
The first step is to understand what a digital camera is. With a film camera, collecting light from a particular scene or subject and focusing on film, which reacts chemically when struck by light and is said to “capture” the image, forms an image. What makes a camera “digital” is that, instead of film, it has an image sensor that reacts to light by sending out electrical signals. The camera takes the information from the image sensor and processes and stores it as a collection of pixels in a digital file, usually on a memory card inside the camera. Although the actual process is more complex than this, in essence this is how a digital photo image is made. It’s essentially made up of thousands and thousands of tiny dots, or pixels. When you collect a million pixels, you have a megapixel. The number of megapixels tells you how many pixels the image file has. A camera that captures 8 million pixels, for example, is called an 8-megapixel camera. The number of megapixels a camera features can also help to determine the size photos you can print or the amount of cropping you can do. For example, a 4-megapixel camera may be enough for snapshots, but if you want to print poster-size images or crop heavily, 8 megapixels (or greater) is more suitable. A 6-megapixel camera might be all you’ll need because higher resolution doesn’t necessarily produce better prints. Lenses and other factors affect quality too. But most cameras today have at least 10-megapixel sensors. The size of the sensor, and the size of each individual image sensor element, which corresponds to pixels, can affect photo quality. But remember, the number of megapixels alone doesn’t determine the quality of a digital camera’s images. For many, price is a major factor when buying a camera. In general, look to pay the following for the type of camera you’re looking to buy: For point-and-shoots (subcompacts, compacts, and super zooms), expect to spend $100 to $500. For basic SLRs, expect to spend $450 to $1,500. For advanced SLRs, expect to spend $900 to $2,000. When you’re ready to buy, consider where you will make your purchase. Although some walk-in stores, such as photo-specialty camera shops, might have knowledgeable salespeople, you can’t rely entirely on the staff of walk-in stores to assist you in your purchase. Use the Internet and our Ratings for information before buying. Also, if you decide to purchase at a traditional retail store, forgo the extended warranty because digital cameras have been among the most reliable products in our surveys. These are all my personal experiment and took lot of time for research and finally buy the camera that I wanted but I think it worth it, now I have a wonderful canon which basically I am living with it.
Digital Photo Frames
Plain old picture frames are so last century. After all, they don't do much more than show off one shot. Digital photo frames, on the other hand, let you create slideshows with cool transitions to display all of your vacation pictures. Some of these handy devices integrate video, audio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a host of other features, too. But you need to know what to look for. Some of the picture frames have fancy features like full Web browsers, streaming Internet radio, and text news feeds. Those features also add complicated menu options that may be confusing to novice users. And people on your gift list may just want to see their photos and little else, so it may be best to stay away if you don't think you or the person receiving the frame will take advantage of the wireless features. So first of all consider the User if you have plan to give the frame as a gift to your grand mother don’t buy a digital frame with tons of fancy features. Don’t Buy Based on Brand Name Alone; some frames with not very known companies are much better than very well known brand names. Never Settle for Resolution Below 640 by 480 Pixels—Regardless of Price. This frame's resolution of 480 by 234 pixels is too low to display details, so most of its images look boxy and pixilated—no bargain! Consider only frames with a resolution of 640-by-480 or higher. Unless you want to watch your baby’s face pixilated.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Interactive Television
The average person in Britain or America spends a quarter of his waking life in front of the TV set, perhaps saying "it's like having someone in the room." Meanwhile, because of television, we are less involved with other people. We have fewer conversations, and fewer people who know us intimately. But what if you prefer to monitor people in their homes, any time, day or night? What if you want to build up, over years, psychological profiles of individuals from a distance - what motivates them, what makes them anxious, what makes them jump? What if you want to use that knowledge to manipulate what they know, how they feel and, finally, what they do? Interactive television can deliver that as well. It can provide all this control, to any company or government that is able to pay the money. "We can build up profiles of people," says Two Way TV Managing Director Simon Cornwell, "based on what they say and on their actual behavior. Eventually the product will target itself to individual customers and what one customer sees will be very different from what another customer sees."
Interactive television will be used to invade viewers' privacy. Contrary to what you might have heard, this is important, because privacy was never about information; it's about power - the individual's bargaining power with the rest of the world. If you have nothing left to hide, then your negotiating position is impossibly weak. Your free will is exposed to tampering, and you may have much to fear. Interactive TV (iTV) is any television with what is called a “return path”. Information flows not only from broadcaster to viewer, but also back from viewer to broadcaster. Another feature common to all iTV systems is the ability to offer each TV set, or each viewer who uses that TV set, a different choice of content. There are different hardware configurations and it is possible to build a crude interactive service using analog systems. But the type of systems now being offered, that will dramatically change how viewers live, are digital – either cable or satellite.
People are talking about interactive television for three main reasons:
T-commerce: you will be able to buy a pizza without dialing a phone.
Interactive Goodies: you will be able to pause live TV or record shows, we will be able to click on advertisement to find out more.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Tbilisi - Surgeons in the Caucasus republic of Georgia have made medical history by replacing the amputated penis of a cancer patient with what they call a "fully-functioning" substitute organ made from skin grafts and a finger.
In the 17-hour operation, doctors at the Tbilisi Institute of Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery removed the man's left middle finger and used skin taken from his other arm to shape and bind it in place, clinic director Dr Ivan Kuzanov said on Thursday.
The finger was first "turned inside out" to create a channel which allows conventional urination, and the bone was left "to provide rigidity when needed", he said.
Twelve days after the operation in December, the man aged "50 to 60" was able to pass water and has since resumed a full sex life. "He is not married but has two girlfriends who are very satisfied with the results," Kuzanov said. The clinic has twice before used a finger for the same purpose but this was the first "fully-functioning" organ built. In future the operation will cost Georgians about $5 000 dollars - "a huge sum for them" - but foreign patients will likely pay far more. - Sapa-DPA
For the first time in the history, a cancerous patient had a surgery and a digital penis replaced his cancerous penis!!! The Georgian surgeons used the patient left middle finger and turn it inside out to make the urinary channel and then covered it by the skin from his other arm, and left the bone inside “to provide rigidity when needed”!!!!! The operation was done in 17 hours and the results are very satisfying. The patient age is 50 to 60; he is not married, but has two happy girlfriends. The surgeon’s creativity and technique was very interesting for me, besides the fact that some body is willing to lose one of his finger to have a functional penis is more interesting!
Dubai has two major plans for the construction of artificial Dubai islands. The first one is The Palm Island and the second one is The World Island. The Palm involves 3 groups of islands, each constructed in the shape of a palm tree. The World, as the name suggests, is built in a shape that represents the world map. This world map-like shaped group of islands comprises of 300 private islands. You will notice the structure has an elliptical breakwater surrounding it. Each island represents the different place on the globe like Hong Kong, Victoria, Nepal, New York, etc. This group, you will see, is segregated into 4 subgroups dedicated to dream resorts, private homes, community islands and estate homes. The sizes of the world Dubai islands vary between 250000 to 900000 square feet. The islands are spaced out with 50 to 100 meters of water between them. Vehicles suited for the waterway will be the only modes of transport. If you are among the most affluent people in the world you can actually own an island. It covers an area of 60 million square feet with 10 million square feet dedicated to its beaches. Besides being rich you need to qualify various other criteria to own an island. The World can provide you with the ownership of your personal island where you can build your own dream home. However, for that you need to be one of the richest people on earth. You can also own an estate on these islands that can be designed according to your wish. There is yet another group of islands of The World Dubai that is dedicated solely to resorts. You can enjoy the comfort of some of the most luxurious resorts in the world. The group dedicated to community allows you to create and be part of a community of your own. You can stay in the apartments with the sole purpose of relaxing. It is very cool that nowadays we can basically change the map of the Earth, with finish this project the Earth map is not the same that was years ago and it shows how much human being got power, it is a big reputation in engineering, and architect field of study too, how ever it will be another hubby for rich people, it was much better if we could put this much effort to make small houses for lots of people that do not have any home to spend their nights in it even very small house not a island.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Improve your soccer skill with digital soccer coach DVD. It is the first thing that took my eyes when I checked the digital soccer coach web site. Usually when it comes to the sports we think that for develop our skills we should go to the real field and start play and one by one get better, but it looks like those days are past and with new age of new media and digital we can do anything even learn soccer with a DVD. Web site claim that all the ages between 6 and 12 can get lots of credit with watch this DVD. Soccer skills are basic for any soccer player. Soccer kids, both boys and girls, in order to improve soccer skills, have to work with the soccer ball a lot. This soccer DVD offers help to kids and parents through videos explaining soccer skills and is different from other DVDs in one thing - an 11-year-old player shows you how to do it. In soccer, most of your moves you learn from your buddies, not from professional players. DVD contain several part and kids can learn about Referee, Field of Play, Warm Up, Ball Control, Trapping, Heading, Passing and Shooting, Dribbling, Throw In, and some bonus video which are about world cup soccer and great players at this sport. Beside that this DVD would be a great idea or just another DVD between lots of DVD’s that every day is making to took money out of pockets I think when people notice a young player on a field that has good technical skills, they immediately make the conclusion that the player is a "natural", with obvious "enormous talent", without realizing that the player maybe works with a ball a lot over the week, every week...Nobody is BORN with superb skills, you have to work with the ball a lot in order to master them. "Natural touch" is often just better than average coordination combined with lots of work with the ball. I prefer to play with my kid on a real field instead of put him in front of TV and ask him to learn soccer, but having this kind of media would help to work better with our kids specially if you are living In state like Indiana with crazy weather. I am a soccer player at least for 30 years and when I visit this web site got surprised but also thought my mom was happy if had this DVD years ago and instead of being always worried about me which I was playing soccer at street could put me in front of TV sometimes and feel comfortable.