Cloud computing refers to storing and accessing your data
and programs through the internet, rather than your computer’s hard drive.
Because everything is accessed online, there are many benefits to this process.
One of the biggest advantages of cloud computing is cost efficiency. Not only
can you save money on licensing fees, but overhead costs including data
storage, software updates, etc., will be reduced as well. Another benefit of
cloud computing is its eco-friendliness. Since the cloud is more efficient than
a typical IT infrastructure and does not require as many resources to compute,
it allows you to consume less power and save energy. The cloud is also easily accessible
from anywhere in the world, and on virtually any device, making it very
convenient to access. Because of its countless advantages, cloud computing is
continuing to grow and has strong potential for the future.
Friday, May 30, 2014
Friday, May 2, 2014
Everything You Need To Know About 3D Printing
3D printing has recently changed the way we think about printing. These printers have the ability to print more than just words and pictures on a piece of paper. Believe it or not, 3D printers can print anything from hearing aids and prosthetic jaws, to meat and chocolate.
Here's everything you should know about them:
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Here's What's New With Windows 8.1
1. Boot to desktop is now automatic. Previously you had to hunt for this new feature, but now your PC will automatically boot to the desktop.
2. Apps are now in the taskbar. Windows 8.1 featured the return of the start button to the taskbar, and the apps are now following. You are are now able to pin Modern apps to the taskbar and easily switch between them.
3. Desktop apps are default. Windows 8.1 originally would launch Modern versions of apps, but now the desktops versions will automatically launch when you click on an app.
4. There is now a search icon on the start screen. You can still search just by typing from the start screen, but there is now a visible icon on the top right of the start screen.
5. The update also includes the addition of a shutdown icon next to the search icon. Previously there was a swipe away, but the update includes an visible icon.
What do you like or dislike about the update?
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Monday, March 31, 2014
6 Awesome Tech Gadgets
Half of these will have you asking yourself why you didn't invent it, and the other half will leave you wondering how you possibly lived with out it. Check out these 6 awesome tech gadgets:
1. The Tego PowerGrid
This portable charging device allows you to charge two items at once, all while on the go.
2. The iPad Wireless Flash Drive
Stream movies, music, images, and documents to your iPad with this 8 GB flash drive.
3. The iPhone MiniDock
Charge your iPhone or iPod without having any cords, or the need for a place to set your phone.
4. Kopi Kbar Power Strip with USB
Not only is this power strip energy efficient, it also has 2 USB charging ports in addition to its 3 standard outlets.
5. The iPad Pocket Projector
6. USB Surge Protector
Get protection from electrical surges while adding a USB port at the same time.
1. The Tego PowerGrid
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2. The iPad Wireless Flash Drive
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3. The iPhone MiniDock
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4. Kopi Kbar Power Strip with USB
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5. The iPad Pocket Projector
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Instantly display movies, photos, or presentations with the pocket sized projector.
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Friday, March 21, 2014
What Happens Every 60 Seconds on the Internet?
Infographic by- GO-Globe.com
A lot can happen in 60 seconds, especially on the World Wide Web. The Internet is growing at such a rapid pace, nearly three quarters of a million searches are performed every 60 seconds.
Here's what else can happen worldwide in 60 seconds:
-710 computers are sold
-1,820 TB of data is created (which is enough to fill 2.6 million CDs)
-232 computers are infected by malware
-450 Windows 7 discs are sold
-925 iPhone 4s and 85 iPads are sold
-11 Xbox 360 consoles are sold
-18 Amazon Kindle Fires are sold
-38 tons of E-waste is generated
-4,000 USB devices are sold
-2,500 ink cartridges are sold
-2,100 check-ins happen on social media
-$75,000 worth of revenue is added to Google
-1.1 million conversations happen via instant messengers
-103 Blackberries are sold
-$219,000 worth of PayPal transactions
-12 websites are hacked, and 416 attempts are made to hack Facebook profiles
What else do you think happens in 60 seconds?
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
The Top 10 Trending Technologies
1. Sonos’ Play: 1 is its smallest and most affordable speaker yet
Ideal
for any room in the house creating a 5.1 surround
sound
setup in your living room beyond compare.
2. The U.S. Army is Building an
‘Iron Man’ Suit for Soldiers
TALOS
is the army’s newest design project said to make soldiers faster, sharper and
bulletproof.
3. Lenovo Unveils its First 8-Inch
Windows 8.1 Tablet
Including
front and rear-facing cameras, 64GB of storage and an Intel Bay Trail-T Quad
Core Processor, it’s said to be the cleanest design we have seen yet.
4. HP Chromebook 11 is a Laptop
with Focus
It
may be eye appealing but just make sure you stay connected to the internet
because of its limited functionality without the web.
5. Finally a charging Dock that
Charges any Apple or Samsung Device- EVEN IN BULKY CASES!
6. Battroborg Pits Remote-Control
Robots in Brutally Dun Battle
These
mini Robots will have you entertained for hours. The game incorporates motion
control remotes, health indicators in the form of tiny lights and an auto-pilot
mode so you can just sit back and enjoy the action.
7. Sony Unveils World’s First
Full-Frame Mirror less Cameras
8. Edible Boat Powered by Your
Cocktail
The
fluid powered boat design is constructed with a slit in the middle allowing the
fluid you use to escape. Lisa Burton discovered that the water acts like a rope
that tugs edible boat forward.
The
new system is called castAR which aims to push augmented reality into the
mainstream. This new system is focused around a pair of glasses that house two micro-projectors
over each lens.
10. This Smart Wheel Makes Cycling
in the City a Breeze
The
FlyKly Smart Wheel is a circular device that provides an electric-powered pedal
to assist after you attach it to the back wheel of your bicycle. The FlyKly is
compatible with iOS, Android devices and the Pebble smart watch. Does having
the ability to travel up to 20 miles per hour for up to 30 miles make you
rethink the reasons to go green?
For more details go to: www.mashable.com
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Windows 8.1 Available for Preorder
Windows new OS update is now available for preorder through
the company’s online store. However, the update isn’t going to be available to
the public until October 18th. Although the Windows 8.1 update is
considered to be minor, it does contain a significant amount of new features its
users will appreciate. The most significant of these is the return of the Start
button. Along with this, the new update gives users advanced customization
options, improvements to the universal search, and the ability to log in and
boot directly to Desktop mode.
For a preview of the new Windows 8.1 update, visit http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/preview
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