The Future is Now
Approaching the worlds of tomorrow one advancement at a time. What's next? And what will it do?
Phablet Phone and Computer
Phablets are devices that many people have in their pockets without even knowing. Simply put, phablets are mobile phones that are able to combine that aspect of a smartphone and a tablet computer together in order to create very useful digital devices. This is very useful for people who cannot afford a tablet computer (a computer that can do most of the functions of a personal computer, but may lack some input devices and out-of-the-box developer features). In a world where over 3 billion people own smartphones around the world since 2020 (according tot the website statista.com), many of whom may have to choose between having a cellphone and having an actual computer.
Tyler WesleyPublished 3 months ago in 01
5nm chips collectively become a joke? Kirin 9000 became a fire Kirin, Qualcomm Samsung can not escape
Just when consumers were still immersed in the pleasure brought to us by 5nm chips, news came that 5nm chips collectively became a joke? What is going on here?
Culture Shaping
In his 1976 book,The Selfish Gene, Richard Dawkins defined and described memeticsas the way cultural information spreads from person to person(Internet Meme). It is from thisdefinition thatMark Godwin appropriated the term memeas representative ofa visual genre of Internet discourse (Godwin), reducing and shaping the term to contemporary status: streamlined and ideological memes,such as acute grumpy cat telling you who to vote for, or perhaps throwing you a condescending look while judging youfor consuming a meal you bought at McDonalds. An Internet meme is thusa seemingly harmless visual combination of words and images constructed from both popular and obscure media. Under the surface though, memes are much more than the jokes shared between individuals over the Internet. Memes have the ability to affect our youth and culture; they have attracted and been used in combination with big business and become a phenomenon unto themselves; they have shaped political landscapes over the past five years;and their use of images, words and phrases from popular culture have made their influence all the more inviting and gratifying. Memes are usually created anonymously and shared throughout various social media. Utilizing different tactics of visual communication, they are representative of a universally understood reality that compels groups of people into thinking and discussing relevant issues.
Tess TrueheartPublished 8 months ago in 01
4 Outstanding projects in that represent the IoT domain the most
Before we start of discussing each of the projects let’s start by understanding what is internet of things and to what scope it has gained relevancy in a mobile first world. IoT is a concept or a technology which aims to connect all the devices to the internet and help them communicate with each other using the internet as a medium.
Alan shaunPublished 11 months ago in 01
“Virtual Reality Gives a History Lesson to Young Students”
I first meet Pinchas Gutter, he is dressed in a sweater vest. His hands form a bridge with his fingers. Gutter sits comfortably in a relaxed posture in a chair surrounded by cameras. The room is dark, with an eerie sense of silence. Eager, he begins by telling his personal story of himself as a young boy from Poland during the Holocaust.
Jenna Richardson aka J. J. RichardsPublished 11 months ago in 01
Why Quibi Will Be A Big Success In 2020
Early Adopters Think Premium Mobile Content Is Here To Stay When you look at any adoption cycle for new technology, it usually goes like this. Early adopters are the first to support an innovator’s product when a product launches. Early adopters like an idea so much they want to be among the first users to support that product or service. Next comes the early majority crowd, usually influenced by early adopters and more pragmatic, wanting a product that has been tested and has proven value. The remaining two groups, the late majority and the laggards, are the most conservative and skeptical of the population, roughly about 34% and 16%, respectively, according to The Daily Egg. And with millions of downloads within the first few weeks Quibi is at already at the stage between the early majority and early adopters.
Jack ArmstrongPublished 11 months ago in 01
What You Don’t Know About AI
While you may have heard about AI in the news before, it may still seem like something that is futuristic. However, with advancements in technology, AI is beginning to be used more and more. Because of this, it may not be something so far in the future, but rather something that could affect your everyday life in an increasing amount of ways. Here are a few things it can be helpful to know about advances in the world of AI.
Using Technology in Healthcare
Technology has impacted various industries, from classrooms to courtrooms, in numerous ways. It has introduced a new way of handling respective responsibilities in the workplace. The healthcare industry is also among those that have benefited from technological evolution too. Medical technology advancement has been at the forefront, helping physicians to perform better diagnoses and administering the right treatment to patients. It has made it possible for doctors and nurses to save a life without having to go through numerous tests. This has also helped in ensuring that the overall life has been improving since the introduction of technology in the healthcare industry.
Olivia PictonPublished about a year ago in 01
How to Harness Emerging Technology
(BPT) - Whatever your small or medium-sized business (SMB), chances are you're dependent on increasingly advanced technology - or wish to use more sophisticated technology. Recent advances have been numerous and head-spinning, sometimes making it hard to keep up. The truth is, harnessing emerging technologies effectively may be exactly what takes your business to the next level, ensuring success in today's rapidly evolving, competitive business landscape. If you aren't using one of these emerging technologies in your business yet, it's likely that your business would benefit from doing so in the near future.
David WyldPublished about a year ago in 01
5 Innovations in Garage Door Opener Technology
Nowadays, the markets are flooded with home automation innovations. Home automation is the next big thing we are looking into that will utilize technology to make life easier, simpler, faster, safer, and most of all, efficient. From door cameras to automatic lighting and sound systems, everything is becoming one-touch controlled with improved user experience, and enhanced safety features. Smart cities are developing to automate and increase efficiency in everyday activities. Consumers are constantly looking for smart solutions for every aspect of their lives, and your garage doors cannot become immune to these expectations either. Improved technology and design that promise safety, security, and easy operation in a garage door opener is the talk of the town. Here are five innovations that are the next big thing in the industry.
Ross GellerPublished about a year ago in 01
Is Facial Recognition Flawed?
When it comes to security and personal identification, technology is picking up for when companies need verification of a person immediately. This is being incorporated into high risk and high-security areas such as airports, corporate facilities, and government offices. It is also starting to be used in retail to help people make payments.
Damien JustusPublished 2 years ago in 01
5G & Reality Technologies
5G technology is being developed by many key companies in the telecommunication industry like AT&T and Verizon. This technology promises an unprecedented upgrade in the way we will interact with our smart devices. As interesting as that promise might seem, it is not the one we should be focusing on.
Aziz DhaouadiPublished 2 years ago in 01
