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Bionic glasses helps blind to see

For years, glasses are responsible for correcting the visual impairment that a person has. However, glasses limited to adjusting the view of a person and would be no use for the blind, who have worked before without the use of light or that a person losing their sight because of age-related problems. Oxford University researchers took the initiative to help these individuals. The researchers come up with a glass that could give light to the eyes of the blind – the technology comes from gaming consoles and smartphones.

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Microsoft say technology is the answer for world’s problem

At the 2011 Imagine Cup series in New York, Chief Executive Officer of the global software giant, Steve Ballmer more than 400 newbie programmers, who are presently participating in the competition to Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) that includes poverty, education, disease, environmental by sustaining it with technology.

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Green Technology on the Rise

United Nations reports increase in use of Renewable energy The United Nations Organization has reported in its latest release that the use of renewable energy is on the rise in the United Stated. New technology is being developed and new plants are coming up that produce energy using renewable sources like solar and wind. The Read more

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Gaming Apps Are the Most Used In Smart Phones

Smart phone users prefer entertainment apps the most A recent study conducted on the usage patterns of smart phones has shown that maximum users prefer to buy a smart phone for the many gaming features. Although smart phones are useful in a myriad functions, with built in connectivity features, games dominate usage patterns. According to Read more

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Global System For Mobile Communication (GSM) Has Passed 20 Years This Month

GSM or Global System for Mobile Communications or Group Special Mobile can be described as a standard which specially developed for 2G cellular networks. It was developed first on 1st July 1991, while Harri Holkeri, Finnish Prime Minister, made the world’s first GSM call to Kaarina Suonio, Mayou of Tampare. But now the technology has Read more