Microsoft: Get Technical Preview of Windows 10, FREE*

As promised, Microsoft has released the Windows 10 Technical Preview .
The OS, which is designed to give you a small flavor of what will be included in the final release of Windows 10, is still an early build. The build number for this release of the OS is 9841 and we know for a fact that later builds are currently floating around inside the walls of Microsoft.

Thank God that Microsoft has replied to the user reviews of outnumbered amount, complaining bugs of Windows 8 and at last Microsoft has successfully debugged and improved a lot of areas. An OS, which is designed to help you get your work done by giving a very fast and fluid UI. This early build is intended to get user reviews and address them unlike Windows 8.The build number for this release of the OS is 9841 and we know for a fact that later builds are currently floating around inside the walls of Microsoft.

       
                              We all know this Preview of Windows 10 is a non-commercial release, you may find some rough edges as it is a pre-release so  you should not install this OS on your Primary Machines. You can Solve this problem by ( if you have the ability) installing this OS inside a virtual machine is the safest option and if you can't do that, we suggest you designate an older machine as a testing device and install Windows 10 on it.
            

                                                                     After installing the Windows 10 Tech Preview you may come up with any questions or want to talk to other users who have the bits on their machines, make sure to head into the forums or join Social Networks and  ask other users(or help out those who are having trouble with the OS.

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Benefits of Free Licensing @ Microsoft

After yesterday’s Windows 10 unveiling Microsoft took the time to talk about its device strategy for the foreseeable future.
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Famouse Digital assistant CORTANA in windows10

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Microsoft Specifying the user needs in New Windows 10

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Microsoft Offering Next Operating System

 

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) will unveil the next version of Windows at a press event late in September, reports say.

Microsoft Corporation will offer a look into its next operating system during an event this September, as it attempts to recapture some of the market it has ceded to competitors with its last two releases. According to a report Thursday from Tech City,

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A bioengineer and geneticist at Harvard’s Wyss Institute have successfully stored 5.5 petabits of data — around 700 terabytes — in a single gram of DNA, smashing the previous DNA data density record by a thousand times.

                              The work, carried out by George Church and Sri Kosuri, basically treats DNA as just another digital storage device. Instead of binary data being encoded as magnetic regions on a hard drive platter, strands of DNA that store 96 bits are synthesized, with each of the bases (TGAC) representing a binary value (T and G = 1, A and C = 0).
To read the data stored in DNA, you simply sequence it — just as if you were sequencing the human genome — and convert each of the TGAC bases back into binary. To aid with sequencing, each strand of DNA has a 19-bit address block at the start (the red bits in the image below) — so a whole vat of DNA can be sequenced out of order, and then sorted into usable data using the addresses.

Scientists have been eyeing up DNA as a potential storage medium for a long time, for three very good reasons: It’s incredibly dense (you can store one bit per base, and a base is only a few atoms large); it’s volumetric (beaker) rather than planar (hard disk); and it’s incredibly stable — where other bleeding-edge storage mediums need to be kept in sub-zero vacuums, DNA can survive for hundreds of thousands of years in a box in your garage.
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Just think about it for a moment: One gram of DNA can store 700 terabytes of data. That’s 14,000 50-gigabyte Blu-ray discs… in a droplet of DNA that would fit on the tip of your pinky. To store the same kind of data on hard drives — the densest storage medium in use today — you’d need 233 3TB drives, weighing a total of 151 kilos. In Church and Kosuri’s case, they have successfully stored around 700 kilobytes of data in DNA — Church’s latest book, in fact — and proceeded to make 70 billion copies (which they claim, jokingly, makes it the best-selling book of all time!) totaling 44 petabytes of data stored.
                                       Looking forward, they foresee a world where biological storage would allow us to record anything and everything without reservation. Today, we wouldn’t dream of blanketing every square meter of Earth with cameras, and recording every moment for all eternity/human posterity — we simply don’t have the storage capacity. There is a reason that backed up data is usually only kept for a few weeks or months — it just isn’t feasible to have warehouses full of hard drives, which could fail at any time. If the entirety of human knowledge — every book, uttered word, and funny cat video — can be stored in a few hundred kilos of DNA, though… well, it might just be possible to record everything (hello, police state!)
It’s also worth noting that it’s possible to store data in the DNA of living cells — though only for a short time. Storing data in your skin would be a fantastic way of transferring data securely…

MinION USB stick gene sequencer finally comes to market

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The MinION took a little longer than we originally reported. Even now the

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One Keyboard All Devices 

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How to download and install iOS 7 on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

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You'll be able to get it free of charge if your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch supports it and get an almost new device, in terms of software.

So how do you go about updating it? What are the things that you should keep in mind before updating? We try to answer this in our post.

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3rd Generation Communication Supported Phone list

(Please note, this is not an exhaustive list. Some 3G capable handsets may have been missed from this list)

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AboCom AB-3542

AboCom AB-3962

AboCom AB-3964

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Acer A10

Acer A10u/Acer S510

Acer A1-811_EU/Acer Iconia A1

Acer A1-811_US/Acer Iconia A1

Acer A501/Acer Iconia TAB

Acer A7_EU

Acer A9_EU

Acer AK330s/Acer Liquid Gallant Duo

Acer AK330t/Acer Liquid Gallant Duo

Acer C12_WCDMA

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