Monday, December 14, 2015

Next Generation Cell Phones.


Your Next Cell Phone

It seems that every day, there are new announcements purporting to redefine how we will use our cell phones: from the latest GPS-enabled gadget for social computing, to software to make your PC a phone. But what is the real future of telephony?

Mobile Malware

New software aims to expose mobile malware by monitoring a device's memory usage.

A Smart Phone Built on Web Tools

Palm's new smart phone targets Web developers as well as a loyal fan base.

What to Expect from the Open iPhone

Freed to design software for the iPhone, programmers outside Apple plan to revolutionize the handheld.

The Future of Mobile Social Networking

Whrrl combines activity recommendations with real-time location data.

Firefox Goes Mobile

Mozilla's chairman explains why mobile devices need an open-source browser.

Rethinking the Cell Phone

An Israeli startup has made a modular mobile phone that can work on its own or slip into other electronic devices. Will it catch on?

Smart Phone Suggests Things to Do

New software uses artificial intelligence to infer your behavior and serve up appropriate lists of restaurants, stores, and events.

Nokia's GPS-Enabled Pocket Computer

Loaded with Web 2.0 applications, the N810 could help usher in location-aware computing.

Flash Goes Mobile

Opera's latest browser tries to improve the mobile Internet experience with Flash.

Finding Yourself without GPS

Google's new technology could enable location-finding services on cell phones that lack GPS.

Better Reading on the Small Screen

A research project could help people transfer paper documents to their phones and read them more easily.

Apple Updates iPhone, Slashes Price

Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO, confirms rumors that a cheaper iPhone with GPS will be available in July.

Skype Debuts on the iPhone

Using a Wi-Fi connection, people can now make cheap international calls with Apple's gadget.

Google Explores "Eyes-Free" Phones

An adaptive interface with tactile and audio feedback could make it easier to ignore a small screen.

New iPhone OS Adds Missing Features

The update aims to address most user complaints.

Android Has Arrived

Google's phone has plenty of potential, but some say its mechanism for delivering applications could lead to problems.

Gmail Sidesteps the App Store

The technology behind the new Gmail could challenge Apple's control over third-party applications.

Hijacking Mobile-Phone Data

Researchers claim to be able to hijack cell-phone data connections.

Nokia Bets on Mobile Payment

Despite a global recession, mobile-payment services are surging in the developing world.

Why Helio Didn't Connect

The flashy cell-phone company is in a very tough business.

Inside Intel's New Chip

With 45 million transistors and energy-saving features, the Atom processor could usher in a whole new era of mobile computing.

Remote Microscopy

A modular microscope attachment for cell phones could improve the quality of telemedicine.

Android Calling

Does Google want to free your phone--or does it want to own it?

Apple's iPhone

An inside look at a sensation.

The Next Generation of iPhone Hacks

Apple's plan to release a software kit that lets people create legitimate add-ons for the iPhone could make the device appeal to an even wider audience.

Clear Calls

Audience, a California-based startup, has made a noise-canceling chip for cell phones that could also improve voice-recognition systems.

(People Like) You Are Here

Review: Nexus One and Android 2.1

Google's first phone is a superfast, elegant device with a few privacy problems.

The New Faces of Android

Several new devices will test the appeal of Google's mobile platform.

An Early Look at Faster Cell-Phone Speeds

HTC releases the first phone with a connection faster than 3G--but the company will face stiff competition soon enough.

Dual Antennas Would Boost Cell-Phone Signals

New design would mean fewer dropped calls, longer battery life.
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Sunday, December 13, 2015

Typhoon Melor Real Time

Track in real time.
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What's Trending in Non-Lethal Weapons?

I only posted this to convey that the technology for non-lethal weapons has been around quite some time.
Why isn't it being implemented?

Fall 2015: Volume 2 Number 4

Publication Date: 
October, 2015
After I completed my undergraduate degree in the mid 1980s, my first job was with Martin Marietta Laboratories, where I worked with a team of scientists and researchers developing new infrared (IR) detectors. So, when I first read this quarter’s feature article, I was overcome with nostalgia as the authors took me on an enjoyable stroll down memory lane. But what I found most remarkable was how far IR technology has advanced since then and how it continues to evolve and advance today. IR sensors and systems of the future will not only count and process photons; they will also have the ability...

ATEDS 2015 (Advanced Technology Electronic Defense Systems)

Date: 
15-16 December 2015
Registration is Closed Theme: “Joint ASE Alignment: Advanced Capability & Innovative Concepts” Sponsored by: Advanced Tactical Aircraft Protection Systems (PMA272) PMA272 will host the 22nd Advanced Technology Electronic Defense Systems Conference, on 15-16 December 2015 in San Diego CA. The conference will be held at the Pavilion of the Hilton La Jolla Hotel. The opening session will start at 0800 on Tuesday, December 15, 2015 and will conclude no later than 4 pm on Wednesday December 16. PMA272 is NAVAIRSYSCOM's program office responsible for Electronic Warfare (EW) Aircraft Self-...

DSIAC and Malloy Aeronautics Demonstrate Military Hoverbike Prototype

Posted: September 10, 2015
DSIAC and Malloy Aeronautics Demonstrate Military Hoverbike Prototype
SURVICE Engineering Company under the Defense System Information Analysis Center (DSIAC) contract partnered with United Kingdom (UK) - based startup Malloy Aeronautics (MA), to conduct feasibility development and testing of a Tactical Reconnaissance Vehicle (TRV) based on MA’s commercial Hoverbike concept. The TRV concept provides an organic squad level asset which increases warfighter mobility regardless of terrain, and can also provide materiel transport, reconnaissance, and medevac capabilities in both manned and unmanned modes. DSIAC was able to expedite development of the Hoverbike by providing the DoD with access to emerging...

“DoD Non-Lethal Capabilities: Enhancing Readiness for Crisis Response

Posted: December 7, 2015
Download the full document at: Read more

West 2016

Event Date: 
Wednesday, February 17, 2016 (All day) to Friday, February 19, 2016 (All day)
The premier naval conference and exposition on the West Coast, WEST is now in its 26th year of bringing military and industry leaders together. Co-sponsored by AFCEA International and the U.S. Naval Institute, WEST is the foremost event in which the makers of platforms and the designers of technologies can network, discuss and demonstrate

Development, Affordability and Qualification of Complex Systems

Event Date: 
Tuesday, February 9, 2016 - 2:45pm to Wednesday, February 10, 2016 - 2:45pm
The Redstone Chapter of the American Helicopter Society (AHS) International is sponsoring a Technical Specialists' Meeting on the Development, Affordability and Qualification of Complex Systems. This event will be held at The University of Alabama in Huntsville on February 9-10, 2016. The Specialists’ Meeting will investigate new standards, processes, methods and tools relevant to the qualification and fielding of complex

Marine West

Event Date: 
Wednesday, February 3, 2016 (All day) to Thursday, February 4, 2016 (All day)
Marine West, founded in 1992, is hosted and held at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, at Camp Del Mar. Marine commands throughout Southern California send delegations to visit this annual exposition. Marine West showcases the latest technology and prototypes aimed at preparing today's Marines for the opportunities and challenges of the 21st centur

DoD Manufacturing Technology Program

Posted: September 29, 2015
US DoD Manufacturing Technology Program (ManTech)
DoD ManTech Programs - Although DoD ManTech has one singular mission and shared strategic vision, all of the projects and initiatives are selected and executed through the Service and Agency ManTech Programs. Each Component has its own ManTech program, with slightly different processes, mandates, and procedures for executing their projects. The Army executes primarily through Army Research, Development and Engineering Centers and Army Laboratories; the Navy ManTech Program relies almost exclusively on Centers of Excellence; the Air Force partners with industry, other government agencies, and academia; DLA uses multi-contractor, 5...

Selex ES Unveils Falcon Shield Counter-UAV System

Posted: September 24, 2015 

Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC)

Event Date: 
Monday, November 30, 2015 (All day) to Friday, December 4, 2015 (All day)
The Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) is the world's largest modeling, simulation, and training conference. It is always held near the beginning of December in Orlando, Florida, USA, and it consists of peer-reviewed paper presentations, tutorials, special events, professional workshops, a commercial exhibit hall, a serious games competition, and STEM events for teachers and secondary students. I/ITSEC is organized by the National Training and Simulation Association (NTSA), which promotes international and interdisciplinary
- See more at: https://www.dsiac.org/communities/non-lethal-weapons#sthash.bB8iBFsl.dpuf
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Analyzing the Future of Oil Prices: When Should You Invest?


Since peaking at $115.19 in June, the price for a barrel of Brent crude has tumbled over 40%. At its low point, in mid-January, it fetched $45.13, a full 60% lower than its high:
The plunge has been so steep that, due to a futures market quagmire known as contango, BP (BP) would rather store $1.25 billion worth of oil at sea than sell it.
For bears, the situation is vindicating. For bulls, it's a rare opportunity to build a position in energy on the cheap. For consumers, Goldman Sachs economists estimate, it may as well be a $100 billion tax break.
But what about the long term? Will we see more wild volatility and nosebleed highs, as we've come to expect in the past decade? Or is this the new normal? After all, $60 oil is not terra incognita: adjusted for inflation, the monthly average price per barrel of imported crude stayed below that level for 20 years:

The Supply Side

The United States
The American shale revolution is among the main culprits behind oil's swoon. Between 2011 and 2013, the United States overtook both Russia and Saudi Arabia to become the world's largest producer by total oil supply:

See it all @ http://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/051115/long-game-oil-2020.asp


How Investors View the Differences between Tangible and Intangible Assets
written by: John Garger•edited by: Michele McDonough•updated: 5/28/2010

The value of intangible assets can be much more variable than tangible assets. This variability increases the likelihood of a discrepancy between book and market values. Learn about how investors deal with the differences between the book and market values of tangible and intangible assets.

Tangible vs. Intangible Assets
Financial statements are historical documents that show what a company was worth at one point in time. Because of standard accounting practices, an asset must be recorded at the value for which it was purchased. Changes in markets, currency, and economic conditions all contribute to discrepancies between book and market values. The longer an asset is held by a company, the greater the chance that discrepancies exist.

One factor that affects the market value of an asset is intangibility. An intangible asset is one that does not have a physical form but provides value to the firm nevertheless. Examples of intangible assets include contracts and patents, i.e. assets that cost money to acquire but do not have easily-accessible markets through which to buy and sell them. Unlike tangible assets like machinery and automobiles, the lack of secondary markets increases the risk that the intangible asset can not be liquidated at a reasonable price.

Though old, it's interesting > http://www.brighthub.com/office/finance/articles/19313.aspx

I hope you had a great weekend, it's time to relax.


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A nice little debate about depopulation.

 There's only one way that I consider winning a debate. By allowing the opponent to point out the flaws in your armor / sources of information. The object of this game is also to track where the other individual obtained their information. 
 The only loser is the one that walks away, sticking to his or her beliefs in defiance of of the facts. 

 Never submit except unto the truth.

Round 2


http://www.debate.org/debate/83856/

Now to track the other individuals sources of information.

Happy Sunday.


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