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How mobile network work

How mobile network work

1.     Imagine a call being initiated, just like a goalie looking to pass the ball to his player.       2.     When the number is dialed, the phone sends the request to the cell tower it’s currently connec….
Superheros vs. Superheros

Superheros vs. Superheros

Goku vs. Professor X: A super Saiyen vs. the driving force behind X-Men who maintains an army of mutants. If Goku has Kamehameha, then Professor X has mind control and psychic powers. Battle result: Incomprehensible, we ….
Somethings going to be DEAD sooner

Somethings going to be DEAD sooner

With smart phones and tablets evolving beyond what was thought possible here are some of the other things of every day used that face possible imminent extinction. GPS devices: With accessories such as car docks and….
IBM develops multi-bit phase change memory

IBM develops multi-bit phase change memory

IBM Research-Zurich has announced a new type of inexpensive and reliable universal nonvolatile memory, called phase change memory (PCM). Shattering Records, it supposedly reads and writes 100 times faster than convention….
Acer brings Iconia tablets and notebooks to India

Acer brings Iconia tablets and notebooks to India

Acer has been very nice, and launched three great new devices in India, at pretty much the same time as the rest of the world. These are the Iconia Tab A500 – a 10-inch Android Honeycomb tablet with a Tegra 2 dual-cor….
Future Technology

Future Technology

Here’s the Unwind dose of future tech we’d love to see soon, very soon. We’ve shortlisted the top six technology inventions we can’t wait to get our hands on. Here they are, in no particular order. Quantum Tele….
Tech used in IPL

Tech used in IPL

The whole country seems to be smitten by the IPL bug and what makes it all the more exciting are the review options which can change the game. Use of technology in cricket is not a new thing, however the way it has evolv….
Scientists store 9,00,000 GB of data in E.coli bacteria

Scientists store 9,00,000 GB of data in E.coli bacteria

Scientists have been working on using proteins, bacteria and other organic material as storage media for a while, and if it looks like all those efforts are bearing fruits only now, it doesn’t make it any more unlikely….