Wednesday, February 23, 2011

3D movies without Glasses


The 3D TV has been the recent innovation made by the company’s manufacturing TV The newly released movie named avatar has brought up this concept of using 3d technology These companies now are eager to enhance the technology that they use in making their products and add 3D features. The image has so much of clarity and it is because of 3D glass that is used now . There is no comparison at all with its earlier counterpart as this TV with 3D glass makes viewing all the more interesting . This has been designed exclusively with the idea of giving premium enjoyment to the viewer . So for such old people this technology is a blessing and they can now enjoy TV with clarity as never before . There are two kinds of images that you will get from 3D When you are watching a TV with 3D glass, you will feel as if the images have come out of the TV and are right in front of you and you will feel as if you are in a realistic scene What you see is incredible but true The 3D TV is also taken over by another innovation which is 3D TV without glasses.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Facts about Steve Jobs and Apple

Today i attended seminar on entrepreneurship, An entrepreneur is a person who has possession of a new enterprise, venture or idea and is accountable for the inherent risks and the outcome.There are hundreds of entrepreneurs that come from tough or modest backgrounds but their stories will generally be deemed inspiring only when they are visibly successful.so i try to find some role models for new entrepreneur, suddenly i found only one name. he is Steve Jobs. he is owner of Apple computers and Pixar



Apple CEO Steve Jobs single-handedly saved Apple, wrought a revolution in online music, created a world-beating smartphone, led Pixar to dominate computer animation and now with iPad has once again rewritten computing history.

So it's little surprise that Apple chief executive Steve Jobs regulary adorns the Most Respected CEOs list. He was also named CEO of the decade by Fortune magazine, which said that Jobs' success in reordering four industries - computers, music, movies and mobile telephones - was "unheard of."

Deemed irreplaceable by many Apple fans and investors, pancreatic cancer survivor Jobs recently said that he would take a medical leave of absence to concentrate on his health -- two years after a previous health-related absence. As Apple once again gears up to deal with Jobs 'medical leave', here are some little-known facts about the tech czar.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Run Android Applications on other phones



Mobile technology company Myriad has announced new software called Alien Dalvik which will allow Android applications to run on non-Android phones. The software will be demonstrated live for the first time next week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Although Myriad may not be a household name, the company is also the maker of virtual machine software called Dalvik Turbo, which was introduced last year as way to speed up the performance of Android applications by up to three times, while also improving battery life on Android phones. This latest release builds on top of that technology and will be available for the MeeGo platform later this year, with other platforms to follow.

If you purchase a new smartphone there are a couple of choices you need to make beforehand. The first is what make and model of phone you desire, the second is the operating system you would prefer to use. Unfortunately, picking the phone inherently means you don’t have a choice in the OS it uses as they come pre-loaded.

Myriad is set to change that if you want access to Android on a smartphone that doesn’t offer it as an OS. The solution is the Myriad Alien Dalvik virtual machine, which allows Android apps to be run on alternative operating systems seamlessly.

This is actually more straightforward than it first seems. While Android is a full-blown operating system, Android apps run in a virtual machine due to the security that offers. So if you can recreate that emulation environment on another OS, the apps should run as normal and without any kind of performance hit to the app’s operation.

Myriad will be demonstrating Alien Dalvik at the Mobile World Congress next week, but the video above gives you a preview of it running on MeeGo using Nokia N900 hardware.

While users may find this useful if they have Android apps they like, but a non-Android phone, Myriad is actually aiming this at developers rather than consumers. Instead of developing an app for multiple platforms, Alien Dalvik allows an Android app to be developed and deployed everywhere. The user will not know an Android app is running on their other OS, as the virtual machine being used is completely transparent and the app just runs as if it is native.

For the moment Alien Dalvik is slated to get a commercial release for MeeGo later this year. Other operating systems are going to be supported and Myraid say they will be announced in the next few months and hopefully in time for the initial launch.


read more:-  myriadgroup.com

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