Design for Mobile Phone Camera Technology Can Penetrate Walls

Design for Mobile Phone Camera Technology Can Penetrate Walls

Some researchers at the University of Texas, Dallas, led by professor of electrical engineering Dr. Kenneth O, has created technology that allows the camera can see objects even blocked a wall.

With this technology, this camera can also shoot the object is behind the cloth, wood, plastic, and paper. These findings carry two scientific advances, the use of the electromagnetic spectrum that has not been used and the progress related to the new microchip technology.

Twitter Buy Dasient to Exterminate Virus?

Twitter Buy Dasient to Exterminate Virus?  

Twitter has acquired the internet security firm Dasient. The acquisition was announced by Daisent on their official blog.

Does this acquisition mean Twitter wanted to eradicate the virus? It seems, from Dasient technology, Twitter timeline to clean up user accounts from malicious links.

China suffered a Producing Workers iPad

China suffered a Producing Workers iPad

Excessive overtime work without a day off a week, live cramped in overcrowded dormitories, as well as standing for too long so swollen legs and could barely walk after a 24-hour work shift. That's the life of a number of workers who claim that they work in the centers of the Apple factory in China. Apple supplier firms were also allegedly recklessly dispose of hazardous waste and have a record that is not good.

iPhone, iPad, and MacBooks Will Use Hydrogen Cell Battery

iPhone, iPad, and MacBooks Will Use Hydrogen Cell Battery 

Apple is currently developing a battery good for all devices iPhone, iPad or MacBook with the hydrogen cell technology (fuel cell). With this technology, battery size will be smaller and the greater its capacity as well as durable. 

The U.S. Federal Government More Interested With the iPhone and Android than Blackerry?

The U.S. Federal Government More Interested With the iPhone and Android than Blackerry?


BlackBerry roles will be shifted, following the decision of the federal government's main procurement agency the U.S. that will buy the iPhone and Android-based devices as a means of employment for approximately 17,000 employees. So far, most of the staff of the U.S. federal government to use the BlackBerry as their communication platform. And the U.S. government's move as a new blow to BlackBerry maker, Research In Motion, amid growing pressure on sensitive by the iPhone and Android devices in the smart phone market.