Showing posts with label IT. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 4, 2011

Amazing Nokia Bicycle Charger Photos | Strange Technology Photos Of Charging Mobile By Cycle



Nokia has launched a new accessory for its mobile phones, the Nokia Bicycle Charger kit, which is designed to let you recharge your Nokia mobile phone whilst you are riding your bicycle.

The charger will start charging the mobile phone when you have reached a speed of 6KM/H, and the kit comes with a Nokia Bicycle Charger DC-14, Nokia Phone Holder for Bicycle CR-124, and a Bottle Dynamo























Thursday, June 2, 2011

HP New Touchpad Annouced WIth Photos and Fetures



It’s official. Palm’s new WebOS device is called the Touchpad. It has a 9.7-inch screen, front 1.3-megapixel camera, and comes in 16 or 32GB models. It runs a 1.2GHz Snapdragon Processor processor and the screen resolution is 1024×768.

Designed by the “hundreds of talented programmers” on the WebOS team, the TouchPad is HP’s second slate of the new decade, the first being the HP Slate 500.



UPDATE – The Product Page for the TouchPad is now live.





The TouchPad is Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein’s baby. WebOS suffered from a massive downturn when the company was sold a mere nine months ago and all of the hard work the Palm team put into it seemed for naught. However, the TouchPad points to a new direction for Palm and the WebOS’ unique “card” interface seems perfectly suited for a slate form factor.



Monday, April 18, 2011

Windows Life History - Windows from its scratch till now

Windows_1.01



Windows_2.03



Windows_3.00



Windows_ NT _3.0



Windows_ 95



Windows_ 98



Windows_ 2000



Windows Millennium



Windows_ XP



Windows_ Longhorn



Windows Vista



Windows 7


Monday, April 11, 2011

Digital Roll Laptop - Amazing Technology Photos



Though many cool designs have been offered for the laptops of the future but digital roll is really awesome and unique concept designed by Hao Hua. D Roll Laptop can be considers as “next generation laptop design,” as it does away with the book-like form factor in favor of one mimicking an artist’s scroll. Whether or not something like this will even be possible in the near future seems to matter less when you look at how much effort Hua put in the design.

Though it’s just a concept but the design is inspiring and would definitely catch the eyes of other designers wishing to create a better-looking and practical laptop. If this hits the market, it would be swept off the shelves in no time.