Probe Face Recognition System on Windows 8

One of the security features offered by Microsoft on Windows 8 is, face recognition. Like what does it work?

Microsoft is already a lot of spit about the latest features available in Windows 8. Starting from the way the updates are more simple, supporting hundreds of processors, and a simple display.

Also in terms of security Microsoft also introduced a facial recognition feature. This method is claimed to be safer and easier than using a PIN or a user's finger print.

7 Things You Need to Know About Facebook Timeline

Facebook presents a new feature called Timeline. Like what exactly this brand-new features and what its usefulness? Here are a few things to know about the Timeline.

1. Is the Timeline?

Timeline is a new feature that replaces the Facebook profile page. This feature shows the recorded life story on Facebook, featuring all the posts ever made ​​from year to year.

2. How to get the features of the Timeline?

Facebook will soon publish the timeline for its users and spread the invitation to use it. Who want to try it

Facebook Timeline is present on the iPhone

Once released to the web and Android devices, this time turn the iPhone users who visited the Timeline. That is a new feature that can carry up wading Facebooker track record on social networking sites.

Timeline on the iPhone can be found in the Facebook app version 4.1. Facebook said the party, with the feature 'time machine' that will be made ​​easier for business users view, mengopload, and make comments on photos.

Timeline features appear to represent the status of postings, photos, links and so forth are made in the past. Complete also the time when the post was made.

Reportedly after iPhone users, the Timeline will be visited next iPad. It is not yet determined when it will be realized.

Daily active users own Facebook application for iPhone has just lost to the number of Facebook for iPhone users. Both of these mobile applications developed internally by Facebook. And this week, both neck and neck in terms of number of daily active users or daily active users (DAU).

LaCie Little Big Disk SSD

LaCie Little Big Disk SSD, For those who have a Thunderbolt-enabled computer and the necessary funds, the LaCie Little Big Disk SSD makes a decent investment for a compact and superfast storage solution.

It is the second Thunderbolt-based storage device we've worked with and it's quite different from the first one, Promise Pegasus R6. If the Pegasus is considered huge, heavy, and offers a ton of storage space, the SSD-based LaCie is tiny and comes with just 240GB of capacity. (There are also hard-drive-based versions of the drive that offer up to 1TB of storage--still much less than that of the Pegasus.)

Motorola Xyboard 4G

Droid Xyboard tablets are designed to leverage the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network and are capable of also running on 3G and WiFi connections. Customers who buy a Droid Xyboard tablet will have to get a two-year Verizon Wireless contract starting at $30 a month.

The Droid Xyboards come with Android Honeycomb preinstalled, and they can be upgraded to Ice Cream Sandwich through an over-the-air update, Motorola's Fasolo said.

Both tablets have dual-core 1.2 GHz processors, 1GB of RAM, and the Motocast streaming app.

Nokia Maps 3D

Nokia may now think, that now is the time of the 3D department. Everywhere appeared a product that relies on 3D capabilities, from the mouse, screen, until the latter is a 3D RAM. Referring to these developments, even this Finnish company developing a navigation software with 3D view, namely the Nokia Maps 3D.

Nokia Maps 3D is a web-based application from Nokia that has the ability to search various tourist sites, restaurants, shops and navigation instructions in 3D. With this application, users can find your destination more quickly and efficiently.

NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti compete with AMD's Radeon HD 6930 prepared

With the recent launch of the GTX 560 Ti with 448 cores, NVIDIA managed to provide an option for you who are looking for a graphics card with great performance but at a fair price. Because not to be outdone by its competitor AMD also reportedly plans to release a GPU Radeon HD 6930 to face this new competitor.

Just like Nvidia has done with the GTX 560 448 core Ti, AMD also plans to use the cut version of the most powerful GPU in existence, the Cayman graphics core, for the latest cards. However, unlike the older brother who already use the Cayman architecture, the Radeon HD 6930 will use what is called the Cayman LUXX Hardware according to CE 1280 GPU stream processor will use only. This decrease is quite significant when compared with 1536 stream processors found on the HD 6970.

Apple launches iOS5

Apple continues to improve and develop the quality of its technology by creating a new Operating System IOS named 5, after the previous product version 4 is still considered by many weaknesses. IOS now 5 has come with new features that was developed to meet the needs of users of Apple products like the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.

Here are the features in IOS 5 which has been developed from previous versions:

Notification Center

users get all kinds of notifications on its IOS device such as a new email, text, friend requests, and more. Even the user can see the movement of stock and current weather.

Mozilla launches Firefox 8.0.1

Based on the number of users, as long as Firefox is second only to Internet Explorer and Google Chrome in third place.

An Irish research company STAT-COUNTER reports that for the first time managed to shift the Firefox Google Chrome in third place while Microsoft still occupies the top spot. The research reported that during November 2011, Internet Explorer is still the highest with 40 percent of users of all browsers in the world despite continued shrinkage percentage of users. Chrome has gained 25.7 percent of users while Firefox dropped to 25.23 percent of users. NET Application predict that with this shrinkage, Google Chrome will actually overtake Firefox in March 2012.

PHP 5.4 emerges with best of abandoned PHP 6.0

With the pending release of PHP version 5.4, due early next year, the creators behind the popular Web scripting language are including the best parts of the now-abandoned PHP 6.0 project. They plan to release the completed version by early 2012.

With PHP 6.0, the development team's goal was to completely rewrite the language using Unicode, rather than ASCII. Unicode is a computer character set that incorporates the alphabets from most of the world's languages. Previous versions of the language rely on ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange), which encodes only the English alphabet.

At first glance, the idea to move to Unicode makes sense for PHP. It is the most widely used server-side scripting language around the world. Rasmus Lerdorf created PHP in 1995 to help creating dynamic Web pages by providing basic programming concepts to augment the static markup offered by HTML.

History of SSD (solid-state drive)

The origins of SSDs came from the 1950s using two similar technologies, magnetic core memory and card capacitor read-only store (CCROS). These auxiliary memory units, as they were called at the time, emerged during the era of vacuum tube computers. But with the introduction of cheaper drum storage units, their use was discontinued.

Later, in the 1970s and 1980s, SSDs were implemented in semiconductor memory for early supercomputers of IBM, Amdahl and Cray; however, the prohibitively high price of the built-to-order SSDs made them quite seldom used. In the late 1970s, General Instruments produced an electrically alterable

Solid-state drive (SSD)

A solid-state drive (SSD), sometimes called a solid-state disk or electronic disk, is a data storage device that uses solid-state memory to store persistent data with the intention of providing access in the same manner of a traditional block i/o hard disk drive. SSDs are distinguished from traditional magnetic disks such as hard disk drives (HDDs) or floppy disk, which are electromechanical. SSDs use microchips that retain data in non-volatile memory chips and contain no moving parts. Compared to electromechanical HDDs, SSDs are typically less susceptible to physical shock, are silent, have lower access time and latency, but are more expensive per gigabyte (GB).

Asus Zenbook UX21

Zenbook UX21 is very slim. Thinnest part of this laptop is only 3 millimeters. The thickness of the back where the battery is no more than 9 millimeters. Zenbook body clad in dark gray color on the front and silver on the back.

Although thin, Zenbook still feels solid when held. Frame made of aluminum. This is what makes Zenbook feels light. He weighs about 1.1 kilograms. Unfortunately, the left and right sides and front of box-shaped, so it seems a little sharp to the touch.

Zenbook UX21 has a 11.6-inch screen with 1366 x 768 pixel density. UX21sangat Zenbook high

Lenovo IdeaPad U300s

Lenovo did not want to miss with ultrabook issued another vendor has finally released the IdeaPad U300s, to attract users ultrabook.

U300s IdeaPad comes with a thin and lightweight body, with the average thickness of 14.9 mm on the whole body, weighs 1.32 kg and measuring 13.3-inch HD screen (1368x768). With thinness and the adopter are small, it would be easier for users when traveling.

Besides light, it also looks stylish Ultrabook because wrapped with two color choices are Graphite Grey and Clementine Orange.

Samsung 9 Series

Samsung 9 Series Notebook is thin notebook that only has less than 1 inch thick (16.33 mm) with a reliable performance, elegant design, and durable.

With aerodynamic curves and sleek, premium notebooks have screens 13 inches and weighs just 1:31 kg was so fit and comfortable in tangan.Yang differentiate with other notebooks, the latest Samsung devices are made of duralumin, which is a lightweight material that is two times stronger than aluminum . To be lightweight and powerful, the Samsung 9 Series Notebook accidentally using metal clad duralumin, advanced materials commonly used on aircraft. With a lightweight design, elegant, and sturdy, this device is suitable for use by professionals who want all the best, in terms of design, performance, and usability.

Toshiba Portege Z830 & Z835-P330

Toshiba launches new series on the family Portege Z830 & Z835-P330 Series is the most lightweight and slim Portégé, Toshiba even dare to claim it as ultrabook levying the thinnest in the world.

Z830 just the total weight of 1.12 pounds, while the thickest part of this ultrabook 15.9 millimeters equal weight and thickness. With that much weight and thickness of this device clearly very comfortable and easy to carry in a bag stuffed with limited space. Although lightweight and thin, these devices are still comfortable to use. 13.3-inch screen available is a match made even watch movies with a resolution of Full HD though. When compared with previous series, the Portege R830, this brand-new ultrabook 20% lighter and 40% thinner.

Magnesium casing that wraps the body Portege Z830 became the secret behind the lightness and strength. Honeycomb design which is embedded in the casing Rib is resilient to shocks.

HP Folio 13

The first Ultrabook from HP, is a super thin laptop with 13.3-inch screen. HP laptop called the Folio was launched officially to join the Ultrabook category along with similar laptop from other leading notebook manufacturers.

Folio is a model type HP thin laptops and comes with various features that are more oriented to business, and claimed to have the battery life is longer than the other competitors ultrabook.

Acer Aspire S3

Super-thin Notebook or commonly referred to Ultrabook is indeed a lot of consumer interest for the world lately. Acer decided to immediately launch a new ultrabook, although given the price is quite expensive and intended for high-end class.

Acer Aspire S3 (3951) is thinner than usual super-thin laptop, even ultrabook is thinner than the tablets. It seems that Acer is trying to compete with excellence tablets in terms of portability, by presenting a computer device that is very thin (-7.50 mm 13:10 mm) with a weight of 1:35 kg.

Ultrabook, thin and lightweight ultraportable laptops

An Ultrabook is a computer in a category of thin and lightweight ultraportable laptops, defined by a specification from Intel. The name Ultrabook is an Intel trademark. By this marketing initiative and an associated $300M fund, Intel hopes to stimulate the market for Intel-based laptops similar to Apple's MacBook Air, against rising competition from ARM processor-based tablet computers.

Incorporating new CULV Intel processors with integrated graphics, and flash-based SSDs, Intel claims that Ultrabooks will have 5 hours of battery life, mainstream performance, and ultra-fast start up.

characteristics ultrabook :

Fuel injection

Fuel injection is a system for admitting fuel into an internal combustion engine. It has become the primary fuel delivery system used in automotive petrol engines, having almost completely replaced carburetors in the late 1980s.

A fuel injection system is designed and calibrated specifically for the type(s) of fuel it will handle. Most fuel injection systems are for gasoline or diesel applications. With the advent of electronic fuel injection (EFI), the diesel and gasoline hardware has become similar. EFI's programmable firmware has permitted common hardware to be used with different fuels.

Wireless network

Wireless network technology is actually stretched from voice communication to data networks, which allow users to establish a wireless connection at a certain distance. These include infrared technology, radio frequency and so forth. Devices are commonly used for wireless network includes computers, handheld computers, PDAs, cell phones, tablet PCs and so forth. This wireless technology has so many uses. For example, mobile users can use their cell phones to access e-mail. Meanwhile, the traveler with a laptop can connect to the internet when they are at airports, cafes, trains and other public places. At home, users can connect to their desktop (via bluetooth) to synchronize with his PDA.

To reduce costs, ensure interoperability and promote the widespread adoption of wireless technology, then organizations like the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF),

Windows 8, new interface

Microsoft's newest operating system began to introduce the successor to Windows 7. Microsoft is calling the next generation of Windows, with the internal code-named "Windows 8". Windows 8 is a "reimagining Windows from the chip to the interface". A PC-based Windows 8 is really a new kind of computing devices with touch screen feature that comes with the ability to adjust the scale on the small screen in the form of tiles (tile base screen).

Although the new user interface is designed and optimized for the touch screen (touch screen), which can be accessed with or without using a keyboard and mouse. User interface and new applications will work on a variety of screen sizes and pixel density, from whiteboard small for laptops, desktops, all-in-one, and even the class-size displays. This new approach gives more options to users for the use of any desired type of device,

Series 40

The first Series 40 devices (introduced in 2002) had only 128x128 pixel large displays with lower color capabilities. Over the years, the S40 UI has evolved from a low resolution UI to a high resolution color UI with an enhanced graphical look. The third generation of Series 40 that became available in 2005 introduced support for devices with resolutions as high as QVGA (240x320).[6] It is possible to customize the look-and-feel of the UI via comprehensive themes. A list of all Series 40 devices can be found on the Nokia web site.

Series 40 is a software platform and application user interface (UI) software on Nokia's broad range of mid-tier feature phones, as well as on the Vertu line of luxury phones. It is the world's most widely used mobile phone platform and found in hundreds of millions of devices. Analyst estimates place the total number of devices shipped with S40 close to 1.5 billion, as of the end of 2010.