Virtual Barber Haircut 3D-Sound (recommended to use only earphones or headsets)

Virtual Barber Hair Cut:

Note:
1.Use only headsets or earphones.

2.Close your eyes and listen carefully.

Motorola Moto G india launch gets delayed to feb 5

Motorola Moto G india launch gets delayed.

All those who hold to purchase moto g in india launch may have to wait little bit longer.The company has delayed to launch on Feb 5.

Previously motorola said that moto g is going to be launch on last week of january.The company has said that it roped in a distribution partner for Moto G launch in india.This means the phone wil hit likely.

Launched in several countries last year 2013, it sports to a 4.5 inch screen with 720p resolution,its processor running at 1.2GHz.This device has 8gb to 16gb storage consisting of 1GB RAM.Overall it has got an os update too.This is one of the only phone runs on 4.4.2 Kitkat in OS markets. Moto G is the best budget smartphone with its specifications better than any other budget smartphone of its kind.

Abbreviations

 General Abbreviations.

   

• ATM - Automated teller machine
• GSM - Global system for mobile communication                                                                             
• GPRS- General packet radio service
• LCD -  Liquid crystal display
• LED -  Light emitting diode
• WIFI- Wireless fidelity
• GPS -  Global positioning system
• SIM - Subscriber identity module
• SMS - Short message service
• CCTV- Closed circuit television
• MMS- Multimedia messaging service
• FM -  Frequency modulation  
• UPS - Uninterrupted power supply  
• LASER-Light amplification by stimulated     emission of radiation
• IMEI-International mobile equipment identity
• Google – Global Organization Of Oriented Group Language Of Earth
• Yahoo – Yet Another Hierarchy of Officious Oracle
• IBM – International Business Machine.
• CTS -Cognizant Technology Solutions.
• TCS – Tata Consultancy Services.
• AT & T – American Telegraphy and Telecommunication.
• INTEL – Integrated Electronics.
• HCL -Hindustan Computer Limited.
• WIPRO -Western Indian Product.
• AMD -Advanced Micro Devices.
• SAP -System Application Product.
• SONY – Son Of NewYork.
• ORACLE -Oak Ridge Automatic Computing & Logic Engine

Best Keyboard Shortcuts

Getting used to your keyboard exclusively and leaving your mouse behind will make you much more efficient at performing any task on any windows system

I USE THE FOLLOWING SHORTCUTS EVERYDAY:

• WINDOWS KEY+R = RUN
• ALT + TAB = SWITCH  B/W OPEN WINDOWS
• CTRL + C = COPY
• CTRL + X = CUT
• CTRL + V = PASTE
• CTRL + Z = UNDO
• WIN KEY + PAUSE(OR)BREAK = SYS PROPERTIES
• ALT + F4 = CLOSE CURRENT WINDOW
• WINDOWS + M = MINIMIZE ALL OPEN WINDOWS
• SHIFT + DELETE = PERMANENT DELETE
• F2 = RENAME SELECTED ITEM
• CTRL + A = SELECT ALL FILES(OR)FOLDERS
• F3 = SEARCH A FILE OR FOLDER
• WIN + D = SHOW DESKTOP.

Google to install a smart chip in your eyes to monitor your diabetes

What’s the good news?

Google is developing smart contact lenses that measure the glucose levels in diabetics' tears. If successful, Google's newest venture could help to eliminate one of the most painful and intrusive daily routines of diabetics.

When did this all start?

On 16 January 2014 Google announced that, for the past 18 months, they had been working on a contact lens that could help people with diabetes by making it continually check their glucose levels. The project is being carried out by Google X and it is currently being tested using prototypes. Google noted in their official announcement that scientists have long looked into how certain body fluids can help track glucose levels easier, but as tears are hard to collect and study, using them was never really an option. They also mentioned that the project is currently being discussed with the FDA while still noting that there is a lot more work left to do before the product can be released for general usage, which is said to happen in five years at best, and that they are looking for partners who would use the technology for the lens by developing apps that would make the measurements available to the wearers and their respective doctors.

What’s the difficulty in the conventional method of diabetes checkup?

Diabetes is a chronic problem, affecting about one in 19 people across the globe and one in 12 in the United States. People with diabetes have difficulty controlling the level of sugar in their bloodstream, so they need to monitor their glucose levels -- typically by stabbing themselves with small pin pricks, swabbing their blood onto test strips and feeding them into an electronic reader.

Google’s smart solution !!!

Google's smart contacts could potentially make blood sugar monitoring far less invasive.

The prototype contacts are outfitted with tiny wireless chips and glucose sensors, sandwiched between two lenses. They are able to measure blood sugar levels once per second, and Google is working on putting LED lights inside the lenses that would flash when those levels are too low or high.

The electronics in the lens are so small that they appear to be specks of glitter, Google said. The wireless antenna is thinner than a human hair.

Design

The lens consists of a wireless chip and a miniaturized glucose sensor. Both of the sensors are embedded between two soft layers of lens material. Plans to add small LED lights that could warn the wearer by lighting up when the glucose levels have crossed above or below certain thresholds have been mentioned to be under consideration.

The prototypes being tested can generate a reading once per second.

When will be the product ready?

They're still in the testing phase and not yet ready for prime time. Google has run clinical research studies, and the company is in discussions with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Has anyone tried this before?

It’s worth noting that other companies, including Microsoft, have previously shown similar lenses. Until now, though, it doesn’t look like there are any smart lenses available in the U.S. yet. You can check more information about this research at Microsoft Research Connections.

Let us hope this revolutionary innovation of Google enters the market soon and makes our lives easier.

Courtesy: Google’s official blog