Monday, 21 November 2011

HACKERS HIT US WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS

Hackers with access to the utility's network are thought to have broken the pump by turning it on and off quickly.
The FBI and Department for Homeland Security (DHS) are investigating the incident as details emerge of what could be a separate second attack.

Experts said the news revealed a growing interest in critical infrastructure by cyber criminals.

The comments by the DHS prompted a hacker using the handle "pr0f" to claim he had access to the control systems for a second US water utility. 

SOURCE : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15817335




Tuesday, 8 November 2011

3 NEW ELEMENTS ADDING TO PERIODIC TABLE

As scientists keep going on their experiments new elements will be discovered now its time to remember more 3 elements which are going to add newly into PERIODIC TABLE

lets see them now The three new elements are 110, 111, and 112.
110.darmstadtium (Ds)
111. roentgenium (Rg)
112. copernicium (Cn)


Copernicium was discovered in 1996 in Germany when zinc and lead were smashed together. The name comes from a Prussian astronomer that died in 1543. Roentgenium was discovered in 1994 and was named after German physicist Conrad Roentgen. The same folks that discovered the Roentgentium discovered Darmstadtium. Darmstadtium was discovered in 1994 and named after the city Darmstadt where the GSI Helmholtz Centre is located.
   



INTERNET USERS IN INDIA 100 MILLION

This is a great news that internet users in India reached 100 MILLION and it soon crosses US count in 2 years.


India's Internet population stood at 112 million by September, making it the third-biggest globally after China and the United States, as news released by  the Internet and Mobile Association of India.

India is adding 5 to 7 million Internet users every month, increasingly in small-town India and among the less wealthy.

China's online population is the world's largest at 485 million while the United States has around 245 million users.

Thursday, 21 July 2011

SOLAR POWERED DESKTOP

The solar powered desktops are coming soon into market from "Simmtronics Semiconductors" company.. as per the company news now we can use solar power for desktops, pricing at Rs 28,990
that includes solar setup and with one year on-site warranty ..

This system is not for heavy usages its just for normal computing, accounting, surfing internet.. the PC can withstand for 10 hrs + without solar energy.

The kit includes a 74W solar panel with charge controller, SMF battery and AC inverter. Powering it in the monsoons will be a bit of a challenge though, perhaps you'll need multiple batteries for a few days worth of power.

Sunday, 26 June 2011

QUITE INTERESTING

China succeeds in its largest unmanned helicopter's first flight

This is quite interesting to hear UNMANNED HELICOPTER from China.

The helicopter, model number "V750", has a load capacity of over 80 kg. It can fly a maximum speed of 161 km per hour with a cruising duration of over four hours. The aircraft can be controlled by humans within a distance of over 150 km or automatically fly following input by its programs.

Used for surveillance, search and rescue, and scientific exploration in both military and civilian purposes.

SUPERB TECH - THANKS TO THE DESIGNER

Mind-Controlled Car Does Exactly What

You Think

The technology was designed in "AUTONOMOUS -LABS " - German - Berlin .

The operation of this car is really fantastic, there is no need to handle the steering in car while u drive, its just the thinking of your BRAIN to take a turn on the roads,brake,accelerate,turn left or right everything by just using brain.


HOW COME ???

Todays wide technology is the answer in simple..


lets see a video of MIND CONTROL CAR :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDV_62QoHjY&feature=player_embedded

THIS IS WORTH OF COST

The talking car

Your imagination could soon become a reality, thanks to scientists who claim to be developing such a "talking car" with the world's most advanced in-vehicle voice communication system.

The makers of the system, called Sync, claim drivers will be able to use it to ask such age-old questions like - "Where's the nearest petrol station?" or "Can I go to the toilet?" or "Are we nearly there yet?"


In all, Ford says its voice-operated technology will be able to master 10,000 commands in 19 languages, allowing motorists to control audio, telephone and satnav systems as well as accessing information about the surrounding area.

In the event of an accident, the system can identify exactly where in Britain or Europe it has happened and automatically call a local emergency number in the local language.

so we have lot of more features here lets see when this will be available....