Wednesday, March 25, 2009

NOKIA LOCATE SENSOR





Nokia Locate Sensor debuts at CES
LAS VEGAS, USA - Nokia Research kept this one quiet - Nokia Locate Sensor can help you find lost keys, phones, bags, purses or anything you're likely to need right before you rush out the door. Revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show, it's currently a project kicking around the labs at the Nokia Research Centre, but it's an interesting one. Nokia Locate Sensor has just made its debut at CES 2009. The brainchild of the folk over at the Nokia Research Center, Locate Sensor is a prototype service designed to help ensure you never lose anything.
The sensor is a tiny device, no bigger than a small thumb. It attaches to whatever you'd like to attach it to and communicates with your phone wirelessly. Drop whatever has the tag attached and your phone will alert you, via a software app that sits on your phone, and help you find the object, provided you're within 100 meters of it (probably not good for speed boat jaunts then).
The system also works the other way around, so you could have the sensor on your person, and if you get separated from your device, an alarm will sound to let you know. Support for 100 individual sensors is provided by the app and each sensor has enough power to last 18 months before it runs out of juice. This is all conceptual right now, albeit a working prototype rather than pie in the sky idea. You simply attach a physical wireless location tag (see photo gallery) to stuff such as your keys or wallet, and if you drop anything or it gets nicked from your pocket the accompanying Nokia Locate Sensor app points you in the direction of the item and even tells you how far away it is. That’s not all it can do. Read on for the full details and to see a photo gallery of it in action. The tiny Locate Sensor tag - the little green gizmo pictured below - can be attached and modified to be fixed to any sort of item you can think of, and the phone app will support up to 100 items. The battery powered tag runs for up to 18 months, but if the tag is made bigger it could accommodate a bigger battery and longer life, and similarly vice versa. If you drop something the phone application is designed to automatically alert you and help you hone in on the object within a distance of up to 100 metres. It transmits a simple signal, and doesn’t use GPS, so it can be used inside and isn’t a battery killer.
Another smart use for Nokia Locate Sensor is that it can be tweaked to work the opposite way round - so if you have a tag on your person you can set it so that if your phone is lost or goes further that say 3 metres from you, it immediately disables the handset and re-enables it when it re enters your close vicinity. It’s such a simple idea, the app works brilliantly, and it’s definitely one of the smartest little gadgets to make an appearance at CES 2009.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Slumdog Millionaire....

Slumdog millionaire,..... what can i say about this movie.... the world has already given its verdict about it.... winning 4 golden globe awards..... now lets see what oscar's has to say.....
This movie has definitely revolutionize the hindi cinema... i know its made by a english director... but still.. In this movie you'll get to see the true Mumbai city..... like never before..... you will fall in love with its charactor.... very innocent very real....
The music by A.R.rehman is simply mind-blowing.... you will be humming even its background score for weeks....
Be a part of this enchanting tale... and you'll be proud to be an Indian... dont think it as a documentary film... its a total masala movie... with comedy... drama.... latka chatkas and everything..... A MUST WATCH..... releasing on 23rd january in India.....

DIAMOND STUDDED MERCEDES BENZ









This diamond studded, mink furnished , Mercedes SL600 , worth $ 4.8 million was unveiled at a Dubai auto show to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Mercedes Benz SL550 in 2007. The car is the property of Saudi Prince (Amir) al Waleed bin Talal bin Abdul Aziz one of the top ten richest people in the world according to Forbes. Prince Waleed has 50 cars in his collection. The diamond studded mercedes is his 38th ..



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