Not only have electric cars become a reality, but they have become increasingly more a part of everyday life. However, while the vehicles may be good for the planet, some people are worried their magnetic fields may not be safe in regards to the driver’s health. Recently, a study conducted by seven countries has … Continue reading Electric Cars Do Not Pose Elevated Risk of Cancer from Electromagnetic Fields, Experts Say
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The Importance of a Responsive Website – Mobile Industry Trends
Responsive web design (RWD) is a web design approach which is focused on creating a site to provide an optimal viewing experience which includes easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning and scrolling on a wide variety of devices. Responsive web design allows your website to be easily viewed on not … Continue reading The Importance of a Responsive Website – Mobile Industry Trends
Understanding Bluetooth Technology
Bluetooth is a wireless technology used to exchange data over short distances, from fixed mobile devices. This creates personal area networks (PANs) with high levels of security. The technology was created by telecom vendor Ericsson in 1994 and was originally planned to be a wireless alternative to RS-232 data cables. Bluetooth has the ability to … Continue reading Understanding Bluetooth Technology
Wireless Infrastructure Installation
Industrial communication network infrastructure options are diverse and usually complex. When they aren’t as reliable as they need to be, the process results in unplanned downtime or worse. Most problems result from the components selected, installation practices or design. However, with a solid architecture plan, the system will perform as intended.The challenge is that industrial … Continue reading Wireless Infrastructure Installation
The Other Side of Driverless Cars
Driverless or Autonomous cars are the future of transportation and the future is closer than you may think. It may take a couple more years to perfect the technology but few people doubt that autonomous cars will be a reality in the near future. A driverless car is capable of sensing its environment and navigating … Continue reading The Other Side of Driverless Cars
Technology That Helps Vehicles Avoid Crashes
In the very near future federal officials will decide whether to require new cars to include smart technology that will alert drivers to an impending crash.
What is the Cloud?
Cloud computing and storage, in it’s most basic definition, is storing and accessing data and programs over the internet instead of your computer’s hard drive. The cloud is just another term for the Internet. When you store data on, or run programs from your computer’s hard drive, it is called local storage and computing. Everything … Continue reading What is the Cloud?
The Smart Fridge of the Future
It is predicted, that by 2020 billions of devices will be connected to the internet. This technology is known as The Internet of Things (IoT), which refers to uniquely identifiable objects that have a digital presence being connected to one another, creating a digital ecosystem, as well as being connected to the internet. To … Continue reading The Smart Fridge of the Future
Enhancing the Experience of Museums With QR Codes
Museums have always struggled to make their exhibits more interesting to people who may not know the history behind a specific exhibit. Whether they are art, history or other types of museum, in the past they have often had little more than a paragraph on a plaque to explain the exhibit. If you didn’t … Continue reading Enhancing the Experience of Museums With QR Codes
QR Codes Adding a New Experience to Visiting Your Dearly Departed
One of the hardest experiences in life is the death of a loved one. For centuries we have memorialized the remains of our loved ones with a cold and impersonal granite marker. We attempt to make them more personal with our dearly departed’s name, date of birth, date of demise and a heartfelt inscription. … Continue reading QR Codes Adding a New Experience to Visiting Your Dearly Departed
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