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The Future is Bright: How Lasers are Revolutionizing Health Treatments (2024)

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As the world around us moves ever forward, so too do advances in health treatments. One of the most exciting new frontiers is lasers, which are revolutionizing how we approach medical care. Through cutting-edge technology and research, lasers have become an invaluable tool for diagnosing and treating a variety of conditions with incredible accuracy and … Read more

Harnessing the Benefits of Electrical Contractor Software

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The world of electrical contracting is ever-changing, and the right software can help your business stay ahead. Harnessing the benefits of electrical contractor software can make a big difference in how your business operates. From streamlining processes to increasing productivity and customer satisfaction, there are countless advantages that come with using the latest technology solutions … Read more

Microsoft Introduces the Surface Studio All-In-One PC

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Microsoft has just gone berserk with the new addition to its Surface family. At the “Imagine What You’ll Do” event in New York City yesterday, the tech giant introduced the Surface Studio, an all-in-one desktop version of the classic tablet PC.

The Surface Studio boasts a 28-inch PixelSense display, which according to Panos Panay – the leader of Microsoft’s Devices Team, is the “world’s thinnest monitor ever built,” at 12.5mm. Panay went on to reveal that the display also outputs 13.5 million pixels, which is 63 percent more than a 4K television. Additionally, the Microsoft Surface Studio supports expanded color output, meaning it’ll be perfect for creatives, with its 3:2 aspect ratio and 192 pixels per inch.

The all-in-one PC comes with an Intel Core processor, a 2TB hybrid hard drive, an NVIDIA GPU, 32GB RAM, and a new haptic feedback device known as the Surface Dial. Thanks to a “linear mic array,” the Surface Studio will also be able to recognize its owner’s voice while they’re in the room. Hit that play button above to learn more about this new wonder, which is now available for pre-orders for a retail price of $2,999 USD.

Secrets to Great Business Success: Virtual Bookkeeping – 2024 Guide

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Are you looking for the key to achieving business success? The answer may be simpler than you think: virtual bookkeeping. Virtual bookkeeping is a cost-effective and efficient way of managing your finances, allowing businesses to enjoy greater control over their financial operations. By utilizing digital records and data analysis, virtual bookkeeping can help businesses save … Read more

Revolutionizing Gaming: An In-Depth Look at Cutting-Edge Riversweeps Gaming Software

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In the dynamic world of online gaming, Riversweeps has emerged as a beacon of innovation and excitement. This software has not only transformed how games are played but also how they are experienced by a global audience. With a focus on immersive gameplay, unparalleled accessibility, and cutting-edge technology, Riversweeps sets a new standard in the … Read more

Nissan Unveils GT-R Drone That Does 0-100 KM/H in 1.3 Seconds

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Nissan has just unveiled one of the fastest First Person View racing drones in the world, the GT-R drone. The gadget is able to travel from 0 to 62 KM/H in just 1.3 seconds, and it was built to keep up with the 2017 Nissan GT-R while filming on the track. Much like the GT-R automobile, the GT-R drone also boasts the very latest in performance-enhancing technology.

Custom designed by World Drone Prix Champions, Tornado XBlades Racing, the GT-R Drone uses a special race tuned configuration and low-drag canopy to reach 100 km/h from a standstill in just 1.3 seconds. The device then delivers unmatched acceleration via four propellers that are paired with 2000kV XNova motors and a race-specification Sky-Hero quadcopter frame.

For a closer look at Nissan’s incredible GT-R drone, hit the play button above to watch the drone fly around a purpose-built 1.2 mile course at Silverstone.

The Role of Corrosion Testing in Environmental Testing – 2024 Guide

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Corrosion testing is a vital tool when it comes to environmental testing. It enables us to determine the effects of various environmental conditions on different materials, helping us identify which substances are most suited for certain applications and environments. Corrosion testing can also help ensure that products have a long-term lifespan and provide information about … Read more

Google’s Modular ARA Phone Is An Incredible WIP

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The Google ARA modular smartphone project, allowing users to swap out modules of the phone with new functions as desired, has been in works for a while now. We haven’t heard much from the project for some time, but it’s still very much active. Project Ara now has its own business unit within Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group, and the group’s Head of Creative Blaise Bertrand confirmed Project Ara’s progress. The phone will be available in the last quarter of this year for developers, with a consumer release in 2017.

The prototype that was shown on stage at Google I/O developers conference was considerably thinner and sleeker than when it was first announced. It will support up to six modules, and has been dubbed the “world’s first UniPro network.” Partners and companies interested in the project include E Ink (possibly for tiny secondary displays), Toshiba, Gotenna, and Sony Pictures. Check out the video above to learn more about the Google Ara modular smartphone.

Google Introduces Android & iOS Compatible One-To-One Video Calling App

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In addition to launching a new AI-powered instant messaging app, today Google also introduced its one-to-one video calling app. Aptly dubbed “Duo,” the app is a simple, fast video calling app for everyone – whether on Android or iOS, a fast or slow connection. Just like Allo, Duo is also based on the user’s phone number, allowing them to reach anyone in their phonebook.

Duo calls are in crisp HD video (up to 720p) and audio, and has been optimized to work well with all types of network, even if bandwidth is limited it adjusts quality so you’re still able to connect. It also seamlessly transitions calls between cellular and Wi-Fi, so you don’t need to worry about what network you’re on.

Additionally, Duo was also built with privacy and security in mind and all calls on Duo are end-to-end encrypted.

Watch the video above to learn more, and expect both Allo and Duo to become available this summer on Android and iOS.

Google Unveils New AI-Powered Instant Messaging App to Take On WhatsApp

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Some hours back at the Google I/O developers conference, CEO Sundar Pichai unveiled Allo – the tech giant’s fresh start into instant messaging. Compatible for Android and iOS, Allo is absolutely different from Google Hangouts and G Chat programs that everyone is used to – it somewhat favors Whatsapp, but with more options.

For starters, users can guide their fingers to shrink or enlarge texts with a feature Google calls “WhisperShout.” Users can also doodle on photos before sending it out to their contacts.

Here’s the big deal about Allo, aside from regular conversation, the app uses artificial intelligence, which makes it capable of learning a user’s tendencies over time and, through its Smart Reply feature, can suggest responses. What’s more impressive, is the fact that Smart Reply can generate an automated report, to be used or not, when it identifies that a photo has been sent.

The bigger deal, is the fact that Allo will allow users to activate an in-built Google search assistant, a conversational interface that, upon receiving a question, will scan Google’s extensive database for an answer or perform a task like reserving a table at a restaurant, removing the need to navigate away from the app to use the Search function. Lastly, similar to Incognito Mode on the Chrome browser, Allo can encrypt conversations end-to-end to ensure a higher level of privacy.

Allo will be available for the public sometime this summer, for free download on Android and iOS.