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09/06/2016

Travelnations website is ready...http://www.travelnations.in/

14/05/2015

Agape center website is Launched...www.agapecenter.in

Kollam (previously called Quilon), in Kerala where we reside, is an ancient seaport town and renowned for its scenic lakes, beautiful backwaters and dense forest mountains. However, it is grappling with social evils and there is a pervading sense of futility which is reflected in a rising number of…

28/08/2014

New Jyoti School Jayant Website Launched.. www.jyotischooljayant.com

The mission of Jyoti school is to prepare students intellectually, emotionally, and ethically to thrive in a culturally diverse setting and beyond with the life-long purpose of active participation in national & global citizenship.

03/07/2014

Samsung reveals super fast, super dense 850 Pro SSDs up to 1TB in capacity.

Aside from being a global leader in producing smartphones, TVs, and home appliances, Samsung is also at the forefront in providing fast, high-capacity flash storage for your PC.

The Korean electronics giant made great strides last year to bring 1 terabyte (1TB) capacity SSDs to the market with 840 EVO. At this year's SSD Global Summit in Seoul, Samsung introduced the 850 PRO — its new 2.5-inch SATA III flash storage specifically designed for high-end PCs and workstations

The 850 PRO features the company's 3D V-NAND (vertical NAND) technology which vertically integrates cell structure to provide incredible speed, energy efficiency and endurance. Built-in Dynamic Thermal Guard helps keep the drives at an optimal temperature while preventing overheating, and data loss. Thanks to 3D V-NAND, Samsung was able to make super fast, super dense SSDs with a smaller footprint.

How fast are the 850 PRO SSDs? Samsung claims its new SSDs offer the fastest performance using the SATA III (6Gb/s) interface with read speeds up to 550MB/s and write speeds up to 520MB/s. That's up to two times faster than regular 20nm planar NAND flash. Random read performance is also up to 100,000 IOPS (input/output operations-per-second) with random write speeds up to 90,000 IOPS.

The 850 Pro Series SATA III 2.5 SSDs will be available in 53 markets this month at the following prices:

128GB - MZ-YKE128BW - $129.99
256GB - MZ-YKE256BW - $199.99
512GB - MZ-YKE512BW - $399.99
1TB - MZ-YKE1T0BW - $699.99
While SanDisk, OCZ, and Kingston are more well-known storage brands, Samsung isn't exactly a new player. The company's been improving SSD technology for eight years. In 2006, Samsung introduced its first SSD. Two years later, it lowered the cost by 40 percent. In 2010, Samsung's might pushed SSD adoption rate up by 2.5 percent and in 2012, the company packed in 30 percent more gigabytes than previous models. Samsung SSDs are also known to contain the world's best NAND flash with 20 times fewer bad blocks because it only takes the best yield from a crop.

If you're still using a traditional platter-based hard drive disk, now might be the time to upgrade to a solid state drive, especially since engineers are working on crazy ways to boost performance.

01/07/2014

Lose weight with genetically modified bacteria THEY don't want you to know about!!

Credit: Wiki Commons
More than one-third of all adults in the U.S. qualify as obese. Obesity has been difficult to treat with drugs, particularly since many have been pulled from the market due to serious side effects. Surgery (or this high-tech implant) is always an option, but what if we could take a mostly harmless bacteria, modify it, and use that as a weight loss drug instead? A group of researchers think this is possible: they have successfully tested a genetically-altered version of the E. coli bacteria in mice, and the results were unmistakable: the mice with the bacteria gained less weight than their counterparts that didn't get them.

The scientists chose a particular strain of E. coli for their experiments. They added a gene from the Arabidopsis plant that prompts the bacteria to release hormones when the body processes fat. The hormones travel to the brain via the bloodstream, where they tell the brain to stop eating, suppressing appetite. The treated mice were given high-fat meals for eight weeks on a specific schedule, but their meals were smaller than those of the control group of mice.

The mice treated with the altered E. coli ate less and gained less weight than the mice that weren’t treated. Not only that, but they also tested lower for health issues like diabetes and insulin resistance. Most remarkable is that these mice were still benefiting from the altered bacteria even 4 to 6 weeks after being dosed.

So could this be the miracle diet drug we’ve all been waiting for? Maybe, considering it would only require monthly dosing and has very few side effects. However, we have to remember that mice aren’t people (we tend to forget that when writing about studies like this), so only time (and clinical human trials) will tell.

01/07/2014

Israel builds a zombie apocalypse survival vehicle.

The IMI Combat Guard military truck comes equipped with electronic countermeasures and can hit 95 mph.

30/06/2014

27/06/2014

Hands On With the Moto 360

We got our hands on the new Moto 360. Here are some of the smart watches features.

27/06/2014

Apple iPhone 6 New Concept Video Introducing Edge To Edge 4.5 Inch Display

26/06/2014

Things just go crazy sometimes at work.....

26/06/2014

Concept phones always look interesting, though very often the design isn’t practical for day-to-day use if it were made into a real...

26/06/2014

Giugiaro Concept: The world’s fastest hybrid, Future Vehicle, Giorgetto Giugiaro, Futuristic Car, Italdesign Quaranta