Technology does not stop / Wi-Fi signal can identify bombs and explosives

Technology does not stop / Wi-Fi signal can identify bombs and explosives

An ordinary Wi-Fi network can be used to identify guns and explosives in public spaces according to a study by Rutgers University in the US.

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Technology does not stop / Wi-Fi signal can identify bombs and explosives

Wireless signals can penetrate the bags to measure the dimensions of metal objects or predict the volume of liquids say the researchers.

Preliminary tests concluded that the system was 95% correct. It can serve as a low-cost alternative to airport security.

The team after the research has tested 15 types of objects and 6 types of bags.

The Wi-fi system had a 99% success by recognizing hazardous objects and 98 to 95% for metals and liquids, respectively.

If the objects were wrapped inside the bag, the identification dropped to 90%, informs pcw.

To be functional this option requires that the wi-fi device have two or three antennas.

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Intel: This ‘Ruler’ SSD Is World’s Densest

Intel: This ‘Ruler’ SSD Is World’s Densest

Hard drives have been offering us decades of quiet and efficient service. But soon they will be replaced by the SSD disks and their variants. Hence, the American multinational corporation and technology company Intel’s Ruler SSD is the world’s densest.

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Intel: This ‘Ruler’ SSD Is World’s Densest

Hard drives have been offering us decades of quiet and efficient service. But soon they will be replaced by the SSD disks and their variants. If they have not already done so, it is because they still carry a couple of handicaps: their storage capacity, and their price.

Intel has been struggling to overcome the first limitation by creating a new rule-shaped SSD disk format which can store 32TB data.

The SSD’s capacity has been breaking records , rising dramatically. They are also taking on new formats: Intel has announced the P4500, a 32-terabyte rule for data center servers.

According to Intel , this is the densest SSD in the world. That is, it stores more data in relation to its volume. They are 30 cm long (like a good ruler), 4 cm wide and 0,75 cm thick.

In the opening image of the news, you can see the new format rule for Intel SSDs. Do not expect to find it in stores, because at the moment it will only be available for data centers of Internet providers. If a 1 TB SSD drive costs $358, imagine what can be worth a 32TB SSD with a much more advanced technology.

The SSD drives are much faster, heat up less and are quieter than conventional hard drives, but have less capacity and are expensive. You can see how they work in this video:-

The data centers that use hundreds, even thousands of servers to store Web pages and other content from Internet providers, continue to rely on conventional hard drives precisely because they have more capacity and are much cheaper.

However, with this SSD you can gather up to 32 32TB rulers in a single server rack. That equals one petabyte (1PB) of data. They can replace traditional 2.5-inch square SSDs.

The idea here is to reduce cooling costs and energy consumption. The giant chip manufacturer, of course, Intel says the most expensive item in most data centers is air conditioning. According to the giant chip manufacturer, of course, Intel, the P4500 requires half of the airflow needed to cool a traditional SSD and consumes 10% of the power of a hard drive.

The company uses 3D NAND technology in 64 layers of memory cells here. IBM, Microsoft, and Tencent have already adopted the rule in their cloud operations and data center. This format was defined one year ago, based on the EDSFF (Enterprise & Datacenter Storage Form Factor) standard.

While the South Korean giant Samsung also created a standard for SSDs, called NGSFF (Next Generation Small Form Factor), in order to replace the M.2. It can fit up to 576TB in a server rack.

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Instagram brings the lite version to all of you who are suffering from the memory of the phone

Instagram brings the lite version to all of you who “are suffering” from the memory of the phone

Like the parent company, Instagram has launched an Lite version of the app on Google Play. Like Instagram Lite’s counterparts, Facebook and Messenger, it was created for users in developing countries.

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Since it’s only 573 kilobytes instead of 32MB as the main application, Intagram Lite can easily accessed from people who have old phones or small memory devices.

The smallest app size also allows people who have access to slow or interrupted internet connection to download from Google Play.

The social network unveiled the new Lite app on Google Play without much fuss. Maybe because it’s not very much available to many people yet.

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Meet the new technology on the screen of cars

Meet the new technology on the screen of cars

An innovative technology allows you to drive your car while simultaneously controlling music, calls, messages, and navigation without taking your eyes off the road.

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Many cars have a touching screen, through which drivers control different functions. However, the screen may be a spell and cause accidents.

The Israelite startup Inpris has developed Sightless Touch technology, a system that allows drivers to touch special buttons on the screen without being distracted from driving. The driver positions three fingers at any point on the screen, the software automatically calibrates at the finger position. Each finger is predefined to control a function: one controls the phone,one the navigation, and one the music. For example, if you want to listen to music, the driver leaves the finger on the screen, which may be the index finger, and removes the other two fingers.

With the finger for the “music” function on the screen, the driver will move in the direction (up, down, right, or left) of one of the four options to select an action. Navigation and phone functions work the same way. The whole process that needs to be completed does not take more than three seconds, compared to an average of 30 seconds of fun to perform simple tasks using voice commands. With continuous use, the driver will develop muscle memory and will not be tempted to look away from the road or think too much about executing a command.

You can also choose to have a voice guide that remembers which options are and which direction to go for each one. So, in addition to the locking system, the driver can use the hybrid voice control system that will make one of the four predefined queries. For example, depending on the voice you can ask “Who should you call?”, “Where are you going ?, Which music will you play?”, “To whom will you send a message?”. Moreover, if the driver wants to use a touch screen in a more convenient location, instead of interacting with the central keyboard, he can use the smartphone.

Jerusalem-based startup patented technology, founded in 2011 by Nissan Yaron and his father Ben-Etzion Yaron, is now integrated into several cars, but in the coming years we can see it in all cars.

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From Facebook Messenger you can share HD video and 360 degree photos

From Facebook Messenger you can share HD video and 360 degree photos

Facebook announced a Messenger update, which will now allow users to share video at 360 degrees and HD quality videos.

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In both cases, the company emphasizes that you will need to capture photos or videos outside of the Messenger app. The update followed another that took place last fall, allowing users to share high resolution files through Messenger, something that Facebook said was a result of its significant investments to help people “communicate with the eye.”

From Facebook Messenger you can share HD video and 360 degree photos

Unfortunately for Facebook, news on improved media sharing capabilities comes at a time when the company is accused of misusing user data and, recently, another finding that Facebook had saved videos that users believed were deleted. The wider effect of this news story about Facebook’s approach to privacy is a growing mistrust of Facebook’s products.

Facebook says that if you want to share a 360-degree photo, you’ll first need to do it on your device or another app before uploading it to Messenger. Similarly, HD videos will need to be captured first by phone, or reallowed by Facebook News Feed or other messages.

This new feature is limited to currently selected markets including Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Singapore, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, MB and US for iOS and Android. However, 360 photos are available all over the world on iOS and Android.

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The first Samsung 5G phone will not be the Galaxy S10

The first Samsung 5G phone will not be the Galaxy S10

While carriers in large markets around the globe are preparing to roll over to their 5G business networks in the coming months, all eyes are on smartphone manufacturers to begin launching devices that could affect the next-generation mobile network.

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The first Samsung 5G phone will not be the Galaxy S10

The market expects to see at least some models with 5G support in the first half of 2019.

The Galaxy S10 is likely to be one of those feeds. Samsung‘s 10th anniversary may have support for 5G networks. However, the company has confirmed it will not actually be the first Samsung 5G phone. This title will go to a special device, transmits Indeksonline.

South Korea’s mobile carriers aim to launch their 5G networks in March 2019. Samsung is working with its local network partners to be the first company to release a 5G smartphone. Samsung’s Mobile Director-General, DJ Koh, unveiled today at a press event that it really will not be the Galaxy S10 that will become the first Samsung 5G phone.

Koh mentioned that this title will go to a special device in the country. He did not clarify if this particular device would be the highly anticipated folding smartphone or another device altogether.

He also directed recent media reports suggesting that the Galaxy S10 + could be the latest phone of its kind. Rumors have been navigating recently that Samsung has considered the possibility of combining the Galaxy S series and the Galaxy Note.

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The application that allows you to communicate without internet and waves

The application that allows you to communicate without internet and waves

How to communicate during disasters when internet connection and phone signal are not working?

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A small company in Chile, heavily affected by earthquakes, proposes a phone application using high-frequency encrypted radio waves.

“Imagine a person without internet access, without a telephone signal, who does not know where to go after an earthquake. It’s what happened to me when I was living in Vina del Mar with my four-year-old son, “says Barbarita Lara, creator of the application “S!E”.

In 2010, an 8.8-magnitude earthquake Righter associated with a tsunami destroyed Chile’s center, causing the deaths of 500 people.

The principle of this application is based on the use of high-frequency radio waves that enable users to receive information on their smartphone and information on collection points and disaster recovery centers.

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Artificial intelligence manages to read the mind

Artificial intelligence manages to read the mind

Artificial intelligence has been able to read the mind of another computer, a first step towards a scenario where machines can co-operate with each other, according to a project whose results are published in the science journal ‘Science’.

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Artificial intelligence manages to read the mind

The company created by “Google” to develop artificial intelligence technologies, “DeepMind” has developed the “ToMnet” project and introduced it to Stockholm at the International Conference on Machine Learning.

Realized under Neil Rabinowitz, the project “ToMnet” is based on three “neurons” networks, more specifically networks that mimic the brain organization, each one being able to learn from experience.

To train artificial intelligence “ToMnet” to predict other machine behaviors, researchers have used a virtual game that is based on three categories of characters moving into a room to collect colored objects, writes atd.

These categories of characters consisted of blind characters that followed the road along the walls, myopia moving to the closest objects and super-visually appealing characters that captured objects using strategies in a certain order to gain more points.

After doing some workouts, the system managed to identify all the characters and correctly predict the behaviors of each of them.

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Samsung Galaxy S7, phones vulnerable to hackers

Samsung Galaxy S7, phones vulnerable to hackers

It has been discovered that smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy S7, have a bug on the security chip. This puts at stake tens of millions of users against hackers targeting spying, researchers told ‘Reuters’.

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It was considered that the Galaxy 7 and other smartphones manufactured by Samsung Electronics <005930.KS> were immune to the known weakness known as Meltdown, the virus that affected most of the computers, smartphones and other computing devices in the world.

researchers from the Austrian Technical University have announced for ‘Reuters’ that they have discovered a new way to protect Galaxy S7 mobiles from Meltdown attacks. It is expected that the team will soon publish their findings at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas.

Researcher Michael Schwarz said, “There are potentially even more affected phones that we are not yet aware of. There are potentially hundreds of millions of smartphones affected by Meltdown and now they can not be protected because the vendors themselves are unaware of it. ”

Galaxy S7, currently used by more than 30 million people, according to Strategy Analytics research agency.

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Twitter fined 30,000 euros after a complaint by a French company

Twitter fined 30,000 euros after a complaint by a French company

The French court sentenced the US giant Twitter for the change of general conditions of use, a consumer protection association that had filed a lawsuit against the social network in court, announced that some of its clauses were “abusive” or “illegal”.

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The French association “UFC-Que Choisir” addressed the Paris High Court in 2014 to recognize the abusive or illegal nature of the 256 clauses that contained the general terms of use, according to a statement on its web site.

Twitter was sentenced to pay “UFC-Que Choisir ‘” 30,000 euros fine for moral damage to collective interest. A financial sanction that the association regards as “negligible” for the social network, which in 2017 marked a worldwide turnover of $ 2.1 billion.

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