Blackberry, Innovation of Technology

Blackberry is wireless handheld device that has the ability push e-mail, mobile phone, sms, Internet facsimile, Internet browsing, and various other wireless capabilities, from black berry's site the features of blackberry is :

# The BlackBerry Experience: No Compromises

With email, phone, IM and the Internet, it can connect you1. With an integrated organizer, it can help you stay on top of your day. With camera and video recording2, you can capture and share the moment with just a few clicks.

And that’s just the beginning. Learn about these great features:

* Email
* Advanced Phone Features
* Instant Messaging
* Internet Browser
* Camera and Video Recording
* Wireless Modem


# Fast Performance

Do more - do it faster. The BlackBerry Bold smartphone was designed to take advantage of the speeds available on the HSDPA network1,3. Together, this high speed network and the 624-MHz processor help support your need to multitask and prioritize with access to your voice and data services at the same time.
# Multimedia

The fun goes with you. Enjoy premier image and video viewing, build playlists of your favorite songs and organize your media files. You can even use BlackBerry® Media Sync to sync your desktop iTunes® or Windows Media Player4 music files with your smartphone5,6,7,8. The BlackBerry Bold smartphone delivers a wealth of entertainment. Learn more about media on your BlackBerry Bold smartphone:

* Media Player
* BlackBerry Media Sync
* Roxio Media Manager

# GPS and BlackBerry Maps

Know where you stand. With built-in GPS capabilities, and BlackBerry® Maps, you get turn-by-turn directions, so you can pinpoint where you are right now and where you need to be1,9. Learn more about finding your way:

* GPS Capabilities
* BlackBerry Maps

# Wi-Fi

Simple and straightforward. Lower your cellular costs and get service in areas where cellular network coverage may be limited or unavailable, with BlackBerry data services over Wi-Fi® networks.10

* Wi-Fi Support

# File Editing

With WordToGo and SlideshowToGo, you can work on Microsoft® Word and Microsoft® PowerPoint® slides while you’re on the go.1,11 Copy and paste, adjust font formatting and more.12 The stunning LCD display makes working on the go an invaluable option.
# Mobile Streaming

The built-in mobile streaming capabilities on the BlackBerry Bold smartphone are designed so that you can watch online videos or listen to streamed music broadcasts.13 Access information and fun without using up the memory on your BlackBerry smartphone.

* Mobile Streaming and other Browser functions

# Brilliant Display

Color and clarity come to life. The screen of the BlackBerry Bold smartphone catches the eye and is designed to deliver color and clarity that exceed expectations. From the moment you turn it on, you’ll be blown away by explicit color and quality.
# Power

With the BlackBerry Bold smartphone’s long-lasting, removable battery, you’ve got the power to get things done, whether you’re traveling, working away from the office or just on the go.14

Blackberry available features :

• Camera (2.0 MP)
• Built-in GPS
• Media Player
• Video Recording
• BlackBerry® Maps
• Wireless Email
• Organizer
• Browser
• Phone
• Corporate Data Access
• SMS/MMS
• Wi-Fi® support

Blackberry Size and Weight

Height:
4.48 inches

Width:
2.6 inches

Depth:
0.59 inches

Weight:
4.8 ounces

Blackberry was introduced in 1999 as a two-way pager. In 2002, the more commonly known smartphone BlackBerry was released, which supports push e-mail, mobile telephone, text messaging, internet faxing, web browsing and other wireless information services as well as a multi-touch interface. Its just like a mini complete mobile device, for such people to support their daily jobs. So, do you have one yet ? do you need it yet ?

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SVAT CCDBW Wired Mini Black & White CCD Pinhole Covert Camera Set

SVAT CCDBW Wired Mini Black & White CCD Pinhole Covert Camera Set is CCTV mini camera, This wired camera is very small (31x31x18mm) but just as powerful as most full size cameras with a high resolution of 380 TV lines. The size makes it easy to conceal in objects you already have in your home or office.

This small wired spy camera easily connects to a TV, VCR, computer or DVR for recording giving you the opportunity to see what the Spy Eye sees at any time. Because of its small size, the Spy Eye CCDBW camera can easily and discretely be hidden anywhere.
For more and complete reviews you can go to http://www.covisec.com, or maybe for coplete sriteria you can go here. This little thing can use as your security surveillance camera, because nowadays our home security is need to be more intens care and with this little things you can easily double spy and watch your home security or office from burgler.


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Car Automobile Technology From Time to Time

Automobile or known as car have expansion of technology from time to time. There is time where car runned by steam engine, and then for the latest era we use gasoline to move cars. Maybe in the future it will back to water energy again considering of earth energy crisis but ofcourse in the modern thing not like old time where the machine is very big and not fashionable model and not simple. According to wikipedia about steam engine car that Steam-powered self-propelled vehicles were devised in the late 17th century. Then Richard Trevithick had developed the use of high-pressure steam, around 1800, that mobile steam engines became a practical proposition. The first half of the 19th century saw great progress in steam vehicle design, and by the 1850s it was viable to produce them on a commercial basis. The next sixty years saw continuing improvements in vehicle technology and manufacturing techniques and steam road vehicles were used for many applications. In the twentieth century, the rapid development of internal combustion engine technology, coupled with adverse legislation, led to the demise of the steam engine as a source of propulsion of vehicles on a commercial basis, with relatively few remaining in use after the Second World War. However, many vehicles were acquired by enthusiasts for preservation, and numerous examples are still in existence. Moreover, the threat of Global Warming, and the search for renewable energy sources, has led to a resurgence of interest in utilising steam as a power source for road vehicles in the future.

below is photographs of old vehicles or cars.

Second Marcus Car of 1888




Amédée Bollée: L'Obéissante (1875).

1870, Vienna, Austria: world's gasoline-run vehicle #1, the First Marcus Car

Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot's "Fardier à vapeur" ("Steam wagon")(1769)

Karl Benz's "Velo" model (1894) - entered into an early automobile race

Benz Patent Motorwagon, first built in 1885

Ford Model T, 1927, regarded as the first affordable American automobile

refferences :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobile
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_automobile
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_steam_road_vehicles

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Geological changes could predict earthquakes

from http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25611623/

Discovery may lead to development of early-warning system

By Will Dunham

updated 6:02 p.m. ET July 9, 2008

WASHINGTON - Scientists working at California's San Andreas Fault have detected subtle geological changes occurring hours before an earthquake that could enable them to develop an early-warning system aimed at saving lives.

Their instruments detected geological changes most likely caused by tiny fractures forming in the rock ahead of an impending earthquake due to stress in the Earth's crust, according to seismologist Paul Silver of the Carnegie Institution in Washington, one of the researchers.

"It's the opening up of cracks before an earthquake," Silver said in a telephone interview.

The research, published on Wednesday in the journal Nature, was conducted using wells dug 0.6 miles deep into the quake-prone fault at Parkfield, Calif.

Their equipment generated and recorded seismic waves before, during and after two small quakes, allowing them to observe these small, predictive geological changes.

In the first case, the geological signals occurred 10 hours before a magnitude 3 quake in December 2005. The same sort of signals also occurred two hours before a magnitude 1 quake that happened five days later, the researchers said.

"We are very encouraged by these observations, and we are planning for more experiments to confirm whether these changes are part of the general physical processes before an earthquake," seismologist Fenglin Niu of Rice University in Houston said in a telephone interview.

Scientists have made strides in understanding earthquakes, but finding changes in the Earth's crust that could allow for an advance prediction has remained difficult.

Current earthquake warning systems provide at best a few seconds notice before an earthquake strikes.

The findings were published just two months after a powerful earthquake in China. The May 12 quake in Sichuan province killed about 80,000 people, with many killed when buildings such as schools collapsed.

"To get the point where we have a practical early warning system for earthquakes, that's still a ways off — 10 years, maybe 20," Silver said.

If more research finds this effect to be pervasive before earthquakes, these findings may make that goal attainable, the researchers said.

"No matter how much time you have, there's something you can do. Even with a few seconds, you can automatically turn off gas valves. You may even be able to get a hard hat on your head or run outside of a building," Silver said.

"But with something on the order of 10 hours, you could perhaps evacuate populations, you could certainly get people out of city centers and areas that are deemed dangerous."

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iPhone games we can't wait to play

From 'Spore' to 'Super Monkey Ball,' these games have us fired up

On your marks, gadget fans: The 3G version of the iPhone hits shelves on July 11 – but you already knew that, right? Well, then you also already know that the iPhone isn’t merely a phone, it’s also a music player and – best of all – a handheld video game system. It’s the games that have us most excited to try out Apple’s latest gadget.

These are the Top 5 iPhone games we’re itching to play. Check out the list then tell us which games you're looking forward to.

'Enigmo'

The 3-D puzzle game “Enigmo” features water, oil and lava pouring out of “droppers,” and it’s up to the player to guide these streams into a target by moving slides, bumpers and other objects. Speed is of the essence here as the faster you are, the higher you’ll score.

“Enigmo” costs $9.99 and was made available July 10.








'Spore'

One of our most anticipated games for the iPhone happens to be one of the most anticipated games of the year, regardless of platform. “Spore” has players creating life forms and then controlling their development from the bacterial stage on up to complex life form. Eventually, gamers will be able to launch their creations into space, where they’ll discover and conquer other worlds.

“Spore” is scheduled to be released in September.


'Super Monkey Ball'

“Super Monkey Ball” is a maze game with a twist: instead of controlling the character, you control its environment. You guide the monkey towards his goal by tilting the world around him. Be careful though, the more you tilt, the faster he rolls, and one wrong move can cause that monkey to fall right over the edge.

The game makes use of the iPhone’s motion-sensing accelerometer, as players control the action by physically moving the phone, just like you do with Nintendo’s Wii remote.

“Super Monkey Ball” costs $9.99 and was made available July 10.



'Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D'

“Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D” is a racing game more focused on fun than it is on physics. You’ll slip and slide around 12 different tracks, ranging from a desert land to Outer Space, each full of weapons and power-ups that you can use to get ahead of your competition. Win and you’ll be crowned “King of Kart Racing for all Eternity,” but lose and you’ll be banished from the land.

The release date for the iPhone version of “Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D” is as yet unannounced.




'Brain Challenge'

“Brain Challenge” is already available on mobile phones and other handheld devices, so we’re glad to see on the iPhone too. Cost is $9.99 at Apple's App Store, available through the iTunes Store.

Gameloft’s “Brain Challenge” aims to sharpen your mental skills through the use of fast paced mini-games, much like Nintendo’s popular “Brain Age” series. For instance, you’ll need to quickly pick the heavier of two items on a scale, or figure out the mirror-image of an object. These tasks start off easy, but you’ll soon be racking your mind trying to figure them out.



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