But some of the features don't even make any sense, technically, or in user friendliness. The concept of a 3D UI, is already known to not work well. Apple tried with a minor 3D effect in iOS 7, and people said it made them...
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@SaneIT that is not part of the plan for the immediate future. It would be problematic for a few reasons. 1. they would have to first analyze what's out there are be sure it is safe and usabel. 2. mining space bodies in...
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@David, only because you asked it's not new technology, I rememer seeing this on tech sites a few years ago but now there is a hospital using it.
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In the name of supply chains for space did you address using planets/moons for collecting raw materials? Watching the rover on Mars that just keeps on going one day, I stopped and wondered to myself what if it could...
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@PedroGonzales, good news, it won't take robots to re-grow hair. Recently an arthritis drug ( tofacitinib citrate) has been shown to reverse alopecia. Much less invasive than a robot hair farmer running...
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@Ashu001, I'm aware of much larger surgical robots but nothing the size of a maggot. The closest to that I've seen is a camera swallowed to view the lower GI tract. I think something the size of a grain of rice...
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I do agree with you with all these tips, it's important to find ways that are not related to SEO to bring traffic to your blog to make sure that if you site git hit by Google with any update that you still have another way....
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SmartScan for me is what it is: a very smart move. It somehow minimizes the "noise" that often comes with big data, making it easier for enterprises to handle collected and stored information. But then it also reminds me...
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I have a Surface 2 Windows tablet that runs an Arm processor. I love the tablet. I DON'T love having to pay money for Apps that are free for Windows 8, but not for Arm based Windows 8! Plex Media Server, free Windows...
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"It will happen, I knew it, but I did not knew that it would happen so fast" -we want to avoid it, but it just keep happening. Everything either catches us either over prepared or off-guard. IT would is so dynamic!
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Is it priced for a fight? Not likely. I am not sure what Amazon wanted, a rushing sale at a bargain price or a slow and steady growth. Right now we have known about the relaibility/ performance/ service etc for all other...
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Has anyone heard of the newest cryptocurrensy Latium? It is a very interesting concept for distribution. The earlier you get in the more coins you can accumulate. I suggest the opportunists check it out: http://btcpionee...
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Thanks Charlie - to be honest I always sort of wince when I see mega facts and figures about what is or will be 'connected'. -- 50 billion 'so whats' IMO. I think Gartner have it right with their assessment that much of...
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Very insightful Chrs - it's going to be a hard journey for many organizations, with careful thought needed around many of the factors you describe -- especially business process canibalization and workforce transformation...
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"This will be an ongoing battle as so many companies depend on adverstising revenue and adverstisers clearly have the lobbying clout and feel they are entitled to invade your privacy more and more. I don't know which is...
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I think insurance companies give their employees monetary discounts if they have regular checkups and take care to bring down higher health numbers. This has started working well for most employees who get their physicals...
In reply to: Changing Diabetes Care
I hear you... the similar situation going on in most organisations. The dynamic team dismantled and working on different projects. It is going to be hard the second time around with the new deadline. It is as if the change...
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My worry is it may increase the cost of health care as they have to be serviced regularly and functionin well and the cost of purchasing the robots will be added to the health care costs of the patients. Just a thought....
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On social nets, "....we users are just the inventory." Yes, and likewise, we searchers are just the inventory at Google. In the long run, treating your customers as inventory will not pay dividends. It will be regarded as...
In reply to: The inventory fights back
I also think we're going to see some painful disrupting of "business processes" through IoT -- particularly customer service and customer support. If you sell a really expensive machine -- a farm combine, or an MRI -- ...
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InformationWeek Tech Digest - July 22, 2014Sophisticated attacks demand real-time risk management and continuous monitoring. Here's how federal agencies are meeting that challenge.
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
IT Salary Survey 2014: Insurance
Insurance IT salaries are flat, but demand and compensation are highest for people with experience in social media, mobile, analytics, and cloud, according to InformationWeek's 2014 US IT Salary Survey.
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