Tuesday 25 June 2013
KNOW ABOUT 2 WAY MIRROR..
WANT TO DETECT A 2-WAY MIRROR?
HIDDEN CAMERA'S DETECTION
Do you want to Detect Hidden Camera in Trial Room?
7 WAYS TO KEEP A SAFER PASSWORD
If one wants to protect his information without letting
others to access it then comes the need for passwords. When it comes to
computers and internet then the need for passwords is quite essential. So how
one can remember his password easily and make it impossible for others to
figure out. Here I give some tips to keep your password safe.
7 measures for a safe password:
Saturday 15 June 2013
REVIEW OF ERTIGA GREEN
Maruti Suzuki India launched the compressed natural gas
variant (CNG) Ertiga green.
Price: base version at 6.52 lakh; top end version at 7.3
lakh.
Mileage: 22.80km/kg.
Ertiga green is the sixth vehicle from Maruti Suzuki India .Alto,
Wagon R, Eeco, SX4 and Estilo are already available with factory fitted CNG option.
The vehicle will be available in Delhi, Gujarat, Mumbai, Pune, some parts of
Andhra Pradesh, Uttarpradesh, and Madhya Pradesh
INTERNET FROM BALLOONS!!!
The tech giant Google is planning to provide internet access
to millions of people in the remote parts of the world through
Thursday 13 June 2013
4 REASONS TO GO FOR GOOGLE DRIVE
Many of the tech geeks collects lot of information and couldn’t
find enough space in their pc to store the data .Even if they had if they want
to secure the data personally with no access to others the better option is to
go for drives services being provided by the IT giant Google and Microsoft.
One can lo gin
into Google drive through his Google account and he can avail 5GB of free space
for storage.This is just like arranging a hard drive online.One can save
documents,images,presentations,
Videos etc.This service is available in
p.c,Mac,I phone,Android devices.
As soon as you enter drive.google.com through your Google account
then the drive opens with menu bar.If one wants to upload a file click on the upload in the left navigation
menu.Then click files and select the files in the system you want to upload.One
can convert the documents,presentations,spreadsheets into Google docs format.If
you upload a PDF file then there is a provision to convert it into image and
text files.You can also separate the texts from image files by using a browser
interface called “optical character recognition”.
EASY TO SYNCHRONIZE:
If you find it difficult to upload each file to the drive
then you install Google drive as a software and you can save your files by drag
and drop method.To install Google drive you will find download Google drive at the bottom of the left navigation menu.You can
also buy extra space by Buy more storage option.
ADVANTAGES:
1.You can open 30 types of file formats using browser
interface.You can also see browser interface.
2.If you find it difficult to send files with more data
through mail then you can store the file in your drive and sent the link of the
stored file through the mail.
3.It is easy to share the images in Google drive in Google
plus.
4.It is easy to search the stored files through search box
and using key words.
Monday 10 June 2013
Einstein was right
Scientists who suggested neutrinos could travel
faster than light conceded that Einstein
was right and the sub-atomic particles are like everything else bound by the
universe's speed limit.
Researchers working at CERN caused a storm when they published experimental results showing the particles could out-pace light by some six kilometres (3.7 miles) per second.
The findings threatened to upend modern physics and smash a hole in Albert Einstein's 1905 theory of special relativity, which described the velocity of light as the maximum speed in the cosmos.
The neutrinos were timed from CERN's giant underground lab near Geneva to the Gran Sasso Laboratory in Italy, after travelling 732 kilometers (454 miles) through the Earth's crust.
The neutrinos should have taken 0.0024 seconds. Instead, the particles were recorded as hitting the detectors in Italy 0.00000006 seconds sooner than expected.
The initial findings had been greeted with a combination of excitement and skepticism.
Researchers working at CERN caused a storm when they published experimental results showing the particles could out-pace light by some six kilometres (3.7 miles) per second.
The findings threatened to upend modern physics and smash a hole in Albert Einstein's 1905 theory of special relativity, which described the velocity of light as the maximum speed in the cosmos.
The neutrinos were timed from CERN's giant underground lab near Geneva to the Gran Sasso Laboratory in Italy, after travelling 732 kilometers (454 miles) through the Earth's crust.
The neutrinos should have taken 0.0024 seconds. Instead, the particles were recorded as hitting the detectors in Italy 0.00000006 seconds sooner than expected.
The initial findings had been greeted with a combination of excitement and skepticism.
Air is more toxic in kitchen than in streets
Using a gas cooker in kitchen could expose you to higher levels of toxic pollutants than roaming in a smoke filled streets.
Researchers from the Sheffield University in the UK found that indoor air pollution in airtight kitchens can be three times more noxious than traffic-choked streets.
The researchers compared three homes - a rural house split into two flats and used electric cookers and two other city centre apartments using gas appliances.
The scientists took air quality samples from outside and inside the homes over a four-week period, and found that only very low traces of highly-toxic carbon monoxide in the kitchen of the rural house, but levels were much higher in the flats where the gas ovens were turned on.
The gas cookers were a significant source of nitrogen dioxide, with concentrations in the city centre flat's kitchen three times higher than those recorded outside the property and well above the limits recommended, they said.
Researchers from the Sheffield University in the UK found that indoor air pollution in airtight kitchens can be three times more noxious than traffic-choked streets.
The researchers compared three homes - a rural house split into two flats and used electric cookers and two other city centre apartments using gas appliances.
The scientists took air quality samples from outside and inside the homes over a four-week period, and found that only very low traces of highly-toxic carbon monoxide in the kitchen of the rural house, but levels were much higher in the flats where the gas ovens were turned on.
The gas cookers were a significant source of nitrogen dioxide, with concentrations in the city centre flat's kitchen three times higher than those recorded outside the property and well above the limits recommended, they said.
