Microsoft have suprisingly said that from next year they will be offeing a free anti-virus and security solution from the second half of next year.
The new software, code-named Morro, will be a no-frills program suited to smaller and less powerful computers, the software will be free to download and will support Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.
OneCare, its all-in-one security and PC management service, will stop being sold from jan 2009
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008
Harnessing the power of 'clouds'
A computer bought only a couple of years ago cannot handle the very latest software, but worry nomore there could be an answer to the problem only if you are connected to the internet.
'The cloud is the latest buzzword doing the rounds in the tech world.'
as the world starts to store more and more media in digital form , documents photos music or videos.. moving it into the cloud offers unparalleled flexibility.
Its not a new idea just a new name, many companie are getting excited, the cloud offers storage and prcessing power that can be accessed anywhere any time.
'Cloud computing can change the way we access our digital content'
'The cloud is the latest buzzword doing the rounds in the tech world.'
as the world starts to store more and more media in digital form , documents photos music or videos.. moving it into the cloud offers unparalleled flexibility.
Its not a new idea just a new name, many companie are getting excited, the cloud offers storage and prcessing power that can be accessed anywhere any time.
'Cloud computing can change the way we access our digital content'
Sunday, 16 November 2008
ambulance uses of computer technology
Putting a Virtual Doctor in the Ambulance, which allow doctors to diagnose the patients before they come into the hospital?
Global Positioning System for mobiles, the system's operation is expected to minimize the ambulances' response time
Global Positioning System for mobiles, the system's operation is expected to minimize the ambulances' response time
Sunday, 9 November 2008
How biometrics could change security
Recent losses of personal data has increased the want for better security by governments and companies,biometrics is all about using measurable biological characteristics, eg. fingerprint or iris pattern to identify an individual.Now even the smallest thing as the way somebody walks can be used to identify someone.
Researchers at the University of Southampton have won funding from UK and US governments to establish this form of biometrics.
They claim their gait recognition system is 99% accurate when identifying people.
Researchers at the University of Southampton have won funding from UK and US governments to establish this form of biometrics.
They claim their gait recognition system is 99% accurate when identifying people.
Sunday, 2 November 2008
Sporting nanobot to inspire kids
In Zurich a team of developers have invented a tiny football playing robot to spark young peoples interest in nanotechnology, and hopefully this will lead to inventing medical treatments.
Its about the width of three hairs, its made out of nickel and its powered by magnetic fields, it plays football with an even small ball a 'nanoball' and is able to dodge microscopic "defenders" before scoring into the world's smallest goal.
"It's hopefully the start of a long-term competition in trying to make nanotechnology and microtechnology that can get kids excited in the classroom about this stuff," said professor Bradley Nelson.
Its about the width of three hairs, its made out of nickel and its powered by magnetic fields, it plays football with an even small ball a 'nanoball' and is able to dodge microscopic "defenders" before scoring into the world's smallest goal.
"It's hopefully the start of a long-term competition in trying to make nanotechnology and microtechnology that can get kids excited in the classroom about this stuff," said professor Bradley Nelson.
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