Nokia has a coming phone named Nokia N8-01, a concept device and successor of the popular Nokia N8-00 smartphone. Nokia N8-01 boast with a 1.2 Ghz Dual Core Processor with Broadcom BCM2763 GPU and 1GB of RAM.
The Nokia N8-01 smartphone has a 4-inch CBD Super AMOLED touchscreen display with Dragontrail Glass and support for 16M Colours and a qHD resolution (540 x 960 pixels). While this included 1GB ROM but would also support 32GB of internal memory, and a microSD memory card slot with support for up to 32GB of additional storage space.
The Nokia N8-01 smartphone will based on called PR3.0 / Belle, the next version of Symbian^3 OS. The new Symbian^3 OS run with the Qt UI on top, and would also offer support for the Qt 5 Platform. Nokia N8-01 would offer all of the high-end feature. Nokia N8-01 would include a 16-megapixel camera on the back, with auto-focus and Carl Zeiss Optics with True Zoom Technology, as well as Xenon Flash. This also capable to record and play 1080p HD video.
Other specifications of Nokia N8-01 smartphone are support of HDMI port, Dolby Digital Plus and technology, and USB On The Go. The Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia who also preparing the smartphone with Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system but still releasing smartphone with Symbian OS. The Nokia N8-01 has designed by BlackIdea
A new concept phone of Sony Ericsson has emerge which suppose to have a 2.5GHz dual-core application processor and 10 megapixel camera. The phone is Sony Ericsson X3. Ya its very high as a point of smartphone but really not very surprising as today's smartphones promise more and more performance and higher clocked processors.
As we already have 1.2GHz dual-core mobile phones available in market. Nvidia is gearing up for the launch of the first smartphones and tablet PCs with quad-core application processors inside, its Kal-El Tegra 3 chip, to be more precise, but this is not all. Chip makers are also working on speeding up these processors, and the first 2GHz multi-core CPU might very well arrive on shelves as soon as next year.
According to news by Softpedia, however, a fast processor is nothing inside a new smartphone if other hardware specs were not bumped up as well, but the said concept device would cover them all. Sony Ericsson X3 comes from Frank Tobias, an enthusiast photographer and designer from Luxembourg.
According to Frank Tobias, “So here's the Sony Ericsson X3. It features a 10.0 megapixel camera with HD-function up to 1080p. It's 4.2' touchscreen has a resolution of 540x920 pxls. It supports a 2.5 Ghz Dualcore-CPU. The internal memory capacity is up to 64 GB. Don't worry about that there's “nothing” under the touchscreen, there is a touchpad which shows the symbols you need. I hope it's OK like that”.
More will confirm after the official announcement by Sony Ericsson and will clear the full features and availability of Sony Ericsson X3
Wants to share your internet from laptop via WiFi to other compatible devices? You can turn your laptop into a WiFi Hotspot to wirelessly share any Internet connection: a cable modem, a cellular card, or even another Wi-Fi network to other WiFi device like laptop, desktop or mobile phones. Take any internet connection and share it wirelessly with any number of devices with no additional hardware.
Connectify is a free and easy to use software router for Windows 7 computers. After downloading and installing the lightweight application, Connectify utilizes your computers' built in Wi-Fi card to wirelessly share any available Internet connection: a cable modem, a cellular card, or even another Wi-Fi network. Other Wi-Fi enabled devices including laptops, smart phones, music players, and gaming systems can see and join your Connectify hotspot just like any other Wi-Fi access point and are kept safe and secure by password-protected WPA2 Encryption. With Connectify you can share expensive airport Wi-Fi with co-workers, create a hotspot in your ethernet-only hotel or dorm room, even extend the range of your home router. The possibilities are endless.
With ADSL/DSL internet connection, we tend to have a modem / router to connect laptops / computers to the internet. The problem arises when we want to connect through a wireless mobile device and we want to use internet on it using our ADSL/DSL connection, we can not connect the mobile device through the ethernet cable. It can only be connected wirelessly. Here is a software based solution. Connectify is a software based wireless router which turns laptop wireless into a full blown WiFi hotspot so that other wireless devices can connect to it for using the internet. It will work for Windows 7 based Laptops only.
Connectify Version 2.2.0 - 2.2.0.18699:
~Updated look and feel
~Installer should no longer be incorrectly flagged by Microsoft ~Security Essentials
~Fixed Windows XP SP3 clients not receiving DNS addresses (caused by this Windows bug: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953761)
~Fixed handling of incorrect DNS NXDomain from some name servers
~Support for more VPN software (OpenVPN)
~Better memory and resource handling, especially while using UPnP
~More icons and names for vendors
How to Share Internet Connection Wirelessly Using Connectify:
~To get started, click on the Connectify icon in the Notification Tray.
~Select the Internet connection you wish to share
~Choose a name for your new wireless network
~Choose a wireless passphrase
~If the Mode box is visible, select “Access Point” if it is in the menu, otherwise, use “Ad Hoc”.
~Press the Start Hotspot Sharing button to turn on your wireless network
~Now from your other devices, you can see your wireless network. Choose to join it, and enter the wireless passphrase to connect. Video Tutorial:
Microsoft and researchers from a South Korean university have developed two different technologies that can auto-detect pornographic images and movies and filter them. The first technology named PhotoDNA from Microsoft. The second technology has been developed by Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea.
PhotoDNA has developed in partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. This technology will be used to scan Facebook, Bing, and SkyDrive for child porn. If inappropriate images are found, they are immediately deleted, and the the person who upload this will be reported to the authorities. The second technology by two Korean researchers have used the Radon transform signal processing technique to detect a "sexual scream or moan" in digital video files.
Facebook adopts PhotoDNA and joins Microsoft and The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to disrupt the proliferation of online child exploitation. The automatic detection and removal of child porn, in itself, is of huge importance but the inclusion of Facebook, the largest photo sharing service in the world, is gargantuan. PhotoDNA can accurately detect images that have been significantly resized or cropped, and through extensive testing it has yet to provide a single false positive result. Facebook will scan every image that’s uploaded and compare it against a database of child porn digital fingerprints, and simply refuse to accept any exploitative images. The only problem with PhotoDNA, though, is that it can’t decide that an image is pornographic; it can only match an image against known samples of child porn.
PhotoDNA can be used for any kind of images, including consensual adult pornography and when combined with audio detection of porn, you would have a tool that could successfully block the digital distribution of every kind of porn. Imagine a hyper-conservative state that decides to issue a blanket ban on any and all pornography. That government could install PhotoDNA and the scream detector on core ISP routers — and if you think you can evade it with encryption or proxying, the government could also demand that Facebook, Flickr, RapidShare, and other digital file lockers install the porn scanner on their servers.
The moan detector technology by Korean researchers found that while speech is low-pitched and music is variable, pornographic sounds are generally high-pitched, change tone rapidly, and periodically repeat. Surprisingly, this "moan detector" technology is actually very accurate, successfully detecting 93% of the porn test clips. The technique missed some clips with confusing background tracks, and it also falsely detected some comedy shows as pornography: the the sounds of laughter, cheering, and crying have sexual characteristics, apparently
