Dreamed of making a cheap and "EXTREMELY RELIABLE" portable USB solar charger? Knowing how long I had been interested in a do-it-yourself solar project, John decided to step up and help me get it done at last.
How to build a solar-powered USB charger for phones and other small devices.
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They're all quite nice, but also quite expensive. In this tutorial I am going to show you how to charge a Lithium 18650 Cell using TP4056 chip utilizing the solar energy or simply the SUN. My DIY Solar Power Setup – Free Energy for Life.
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Yesterday, I built a very simple DIY solar-powered USB charger for my TP-link 10400mAh USB Power Bank. Rocio With DIY Solar Charger The author’s wife, Rocio, and their golden Archie, show off a DIY solar charger with internal AA batteries for powering an iPhone. And it’s actually even better than that:
It charges any universal cell phone on the light of the sun. Here's a quick tutorial, revealing how I made mine with a budget less than $20! With a few odds and ends from around the house, this build can be done for about $10..
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Centered around 2 rechargeable AA batteries this kit is a great solar powered activity to learn about soldering, solar power, and engineering. All I needed was a 6V/3.5W solar panel and the TD1410-based 5V buck converter module.I bought both of them on Aliexpress for less than $8. A thin-film solar panel are made by solar cells that have light absorbing layers and much smaller than a standard silicon panel which allows it to be light.
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The latest paradigms in the building management dictate varied new terms for selection of the utility strategies. One of the relevant amongst them states, “A system is profitable, only and only, when it stands the test of future compatibility right in the present” The same is true for the state-of-the-art lighting systems too, of course, along with other significant benefits. So, let us analyze the what’s, why’s and how’s of DALI based lighting systems and understand the typical nuances therein.
What is DALI?
DALI is the IEC – 62386 (International Electrotechnical Commission) standard defining the communication rules for the ballasts, so as to enable the lighting systems in different ways. DALI is generally explained as a two-wire control system, which allows you to creatively manipulate the lighting systems in a building facility. If we evaluate it against the conservative methodologies, we find that it is better organized, innovative and future-compatible system fit for the current technology-savvy era.
On the face of it, an analog 0-10V dimming driver may seem to be an easy choice, given the familiarity and the ‘no-extra-costs-involved’ adage. However, one seriously needs to consider other truly relevant factors before concluding the technology choice. The most relevant being performance; whether your choice will suffice your performance needs? Secondly, would the technology stand the test of time in terms of the new codes and standards?
Why DALI and only DALI?
In 0-10 V analog control, a low-voltage control element provides a control input to the driver by changing the voltage between 1 VDC, minimum and 10 VDC maximum output. The driver coordinates these control levels to respective dimmed levels of the LED light. But, the long wires delivering these small voltage levels often interfere in the signal levels giving rise to fluctuating light levels. This could be okay in certain applications, like parking spaces where consistency of light is not a requisite. However, for other applications like offices, conference rooms, utility spaces or residential applications analog control is now an outdated choice as it could lead to anything from current compliance issues to power-line noise, performance breaks and so on. Also, re-organizing lighting in such a space would mean excess costs for re-furbish task.
Contrary to this, DALI systems are a digital interconnect between the LED-drivers and the controllers. Thus, separation in the power and control interfaces is inherent in the design, doing away with the common analog noise and performance issues. At the same time, re-configuration is easy, where the specific fixtures are instructed through software to alter their conformation rather than re-structuring the total hardware.
How does DALI accomplish what it does?
- With DALI in place, lighting is entirely customized to the needs of the occupants accommodating the highest demands while balancing the available daylight along with other constraints like energy rates and all. DALI simply enables the user to control each light fixture discretely.
- As DALI is an open protocol, various brands of devices can co-exist allowing for the most desired-for interoperability feature in the lighting systems
- Considering the level of control expected in office spaces nowadays the DALI-enabled control network leads to lesser and simpler control wiring. It’s a simple two-wire control assembly that goes to each fitting and formulates the control network.
- Pre-programming through DALI ensures minimum management instructions for different lighting needs of a space for different times and occasions. Thus, the systems are user-friendly without giving away any of the energy-conserving or flexibility benefits.
While DALI allows for innovative planning of the lighting systems with lower costs as well as good interoperability, it also presents a fair degree of flexibility along with high reliability, right in its basic implementation. Above all, it gives us the independence of forward compatibility, an indispensable quality in the present scenario.
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We had so much fun creating interactive content for the last Data Digest that we decided to do it again. Today we present an interactive map showing broadband internet availability in the Coachella Valley. CVEP has long championed high-speed internet availability as a crucial component of attracting and retaining businesses in the valley. Remote-work households considering relocating to our valley look for high-speed internet when contemplating a move. While broadband access has improved, we have a long way to go. Click here to explore the map.
Our interactive map utilizes layers produced by Esri that compute a broadband score based on Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Form 477 data. The FCC requires “all facilities-based broadband providers to file data with the FCC twice a year (Form 477) on where they offer Internet access service at speeds exceeding 200 kbps (0.20 megabits per second) in at least one direction. Fixed providers file lists of census blocks in which they can or do offer service to at least one location.” You can zoom into this map to get this census block level data.
The FCC’s minimum standard for broadband of 25 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload sets the broadband score at 100. That score is then weighted by the population in the area, the population served by different speeds, and breakdowns of race/ethnicity. The map layers have been color-coded to show speeds above and below this FCC standard of 100. Red/orange areas are below the standard, and green areas are above. These data are updated twice yearly, but the FCC takes a while to compile them. The most recent data in these maps is for June 2021.
Because the score is calculated in real-time based on the user’s selection, we have filtered the data just for Riverside County, for performance issues. This map shows Western Riverside County east to the Coachella Valley. At this scale, we are seeing Census tract data. Note how Western Riverside County has much more contiguous high-speed access in the aggregate, while the Coachella Valley has much less. Be aware that at the Census tract level, the broadband scores are computed for a much larger area. If we zoom in, the scores become more nuanced. Still, at this scale, only five census tracts in the Coachella Valley have aggregated broadband scores above the FCC standard.
We see the most granularity at the Census Block level. This is the geographic level for which the FCC requires data for Form 477. For each geographic level, a pop-up block of text details the characteristics of broadband access for the chosen block.


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|“We are excited by this opportunity to partner with other leaders in our community — and to hear from our residents — demonstrating why Google should select Ann Arbor as the ideal location for making better and faster Internet for everyone a reality.” (Letter of support)
City of Ann Arbor
Mayor John Hieftje
|“Access to ultra-high speed broadband networks in the Ann Arbor area would be a significant spur to continued cooperation and innovation in our community and beyond.” (Letter of support)
University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman
A2Fiber.com is a collaboration among the City of Ann Arbor, the University of Michigan and local high-tech leaders. Our goal is to show why we believe Google should pick our community to install a fiber optic network that will stream data at 1 gigabit per second, about 100 times faster than most Americans get through their current cable and DSL providers.
Through our efforts, we plan to emphasize several points that we believe makes Ann Arbor a natural choice.
- A strong tradition of entrepreneurialism and innovation, dating back to the dawn of computers and including the establishment of such cutting-edge companies such as Internet2 and Merit.
- Existing infrastructure that supports Google installing (at its own expense) the necessary fiber optic cables to fully wire the city.
- The presence of one of the nation’ s leading research institutions, which is part of the University Research Corridor, an effort to leverage combined university assets and accelerate the state’s economic transformation and growth.
- Our ongoing, positive relationship with Google, which now has its third-largest U.S. facility in Ann Arbor.
But we need your help.
In its Request for Information, announced February 10, Google said “the level of community support” could be a critical factor when it decides where to build. We have created this website to spread the word why a Google Fiber network would not only improve the quality of life, but it would bring new jobs to Ann Arbor by solidifying the city as the technological hub of Michigan.
Explore this site to learn more about how it could improve your life and what you can do to support this effort.


However, simply having easily accessible phones doesn’t necessarily make your customers any more likely to answer a call. If anything, the advent of smartphones has made people talk to each other even less. If the phone rings and the person doesn’t recognize the number, they’ll typically ignore it, waiting for the ensuing voicemail or text message.
This happens all the time when you call a customer to tell them that their vehicle is ready. If they don’t have your number saved, they’ll likely ignore the call. As great as smartphones are at keeping us connected while on the go, they still have not made it easier to get people to answer the phone.
To ensure that your customers receive your messaging, it is crucial that you clearly explain to them how you will communicate with them. For example, when a customer drops off their car with you, you could tell them that you’ll email a copy of the estimate for their approval. This way, they’ll know to expect an email from you. It is a good idea to give them an estimated time frame as well so they aren’t constantly checking their email for the estimate when you haven’t even started it yet.
Similarly, you could tell a customer that you’ll text them when their car is ready for pickup. Although many customers prefer text and email messages to actual phone calls, there are still those who prefer to speak to someone. Ask your customers about their preferred communication methods so that you can accommodate their communication styles. The goal is to deliver your messages to your customers in their preferred manner to maximize the likelihood that they will receive the message promptly.
With the ProfitBoost system, you can easily send text messages to your clients within the platform, telling them when the estimate is ready and when the car is ready for pick-up. You can also send images taken with an iPad or tablet. This built-in messaging system helps you keep car owners in the loop without having to play phone tag. Fast, efficient and secure.
This capability is included in all our packages. You can also email vehicle inspection reports, repair orders and price estimates. The ability to communicate quickly and effectively is essential in today’s business climate, and your customers will expect this from you. ProfitBoost makes it easy to stay in touch with your clients while also keeping accurate records of all communications in case there is ever an issue.
We welcome you to get in touch with us today to learn more about the communication capabilities of ProfitBoost and how they can help your auto shop. Call now at (888) 274-3776 to get started.


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AM radio, the senior broadcast band, no longer has the luxury of time to correct its problems, if those problems can be corrected at all.
This week there’s an assembly of “radio people” in Atlanta. The annual NAB/RAB Fall Radio Show, where station owners get to have free drinks on the vendors gathered trying to sell them something, engineers get to see the latest cool new gadgets and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), the Washington, D.C. lobbying arm of broadcasters, can get some press about all the great things the industry is doing. All well and good.
It’s now been two years since a Federal Communication Commission (FCC) chairwoman got the crowd at the 2013 Fall Radio Show cheering about what the FCC was going to do to save AM radio. What’s been done? Predictably, NOTHING.
While I disagreed with many of the ideas the FCC was proposing back then, you should be more outraged at their inaction. Even with our current “do-nothing” and “retire with a big pension representative government,” there is no excuse for the harm the FCC is now causing AM radio.
Two years is an eternity in today’s ever changing technological world.
Here’s something you may not realize. The iPhone, the device that changed the way you communicate, document your life with pictures and keeps you entertained and connected through social media apps was introduced in 2007, just 8 years ago. Technology changes fast and waits for no one, especially the FCC and broadcasters with little focus or desire to save a technology created over a century ago. History shows “amplitude modulation” was not originally thought of for voice or music. It was meant to transmit morse code, where fidelity didn’t matter and today’s data may be its future.
The problems with today’s AM radio weren’t created overnight. Its demise started decades ago when the FCC allowed more and more stations, full-time and daytime, high and low power, non-directional and directional to be crammed onto the dial. Today, additional interference from modern lighting, computers, smartphones and other things, creates an interference filled AM broadcast band. If listeners want the “limited programming” available on AM, like conservative talk shows, sports, religion and brokered programming, they can find a better and more convenient way to hear it, like streaming over an iPhone.
AM’s problems are interference and limited programming choice, the core issues facing AM radio today.
So what can be done about interference? In 2013, the FCC issued a “Notice of Proposed Rule Making” (NPRM). Pretty much everything it proposed then, which they have done nothing to advance since, will take a lot of time, something AM radio no longer has.
The FCC’s proposed 2013 fixes were:
- Modifying AM antenna standards
- Wider implementation of modulation dependent carrier level control technologies
- Eliminating the “ratchet rule”
- Modifying daytime and nighttime coverage standards for existing AM stations
Most, if not all of the above, will cause more interference and/or signal distortion on the AM band.
The final proposed fix was allowing AM licensees an exclusive filing window for FM translators, which I previously said won’t help AM radio “because the translators are on FM.” All joking aside, allowing more stations to be jammed onto the FM band is nothing more than the “AM-ization” of FM and will cause more interference and decreased signal coverage for existing FM stations. Revitalizing the AM band by allowing licensees a low powered FM translator frequency is not “revitalization.” It’s a white flag surrender with the FCC and broadcast industry giving up on the AM radio.
And could that be the ultimate goal? Freeing up the valuable AM spectrum space to be auctioned off for other uses, like wireless data?
Current FCC Chairman Thomas Wheeler, a former lobbyist for the cable and wireless industry, has come out saying the FCC would finally move forward with AM revitalization, but without the AM-only filing window for FM translators because he doesn’t think there are enough translator frequencies for the AM licensees wanting one. Plus, it may not be fair for AM station owners to have an exclusive filing window, excluding others groups who may also want an FM translator frequency. And there are others in the FCC that have said there may already be too many FM translator stations. Ya think?
AM has precious little time left. The FCC must move on the things it can control and fix quickly. Number one on the agenda must be cleaning up the interference on the AM band caused by too many stations and that starts with taking back the licenses of hundreds of low powered stations, leaving the band to higher powered and viable AM stations. The surviving AM stations could then increase power and adjust patterns allowing for expanded coverage over the entire areas they are licensed to serve.
I’m guessing, however, I’ll be writing another article in 2017 saying the FCC has still done little, if anything, to save AM radio.
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Locksmiths Blackwood Install Video door entry systems to residential blocks of flats, playgroups, retail premises, offices, Schools, and Industrial units in the Blackwood area. Occasionally we are also asked to install video entry systems in customers homes.
Typically a video door entry system will consist of a dual buzzer and camera console mounted on a wall next to a main entrance door. A caller will press the buzzer which then calls a telephone unit inside the property. The person inside can then pick up the telephone handset and speak to the caller on the outside, the telephone unit also has a screen on it that displays a video image of the caller.
If they decide to allow the caller to enter the property, they push a release button on the telephone handset and this will then activate an electronic door release and allow the caller access to the property.
The door release unit could be in the form of an electronic receiver for use with Yale or mortise latch type locks. On Commercial property it would typically be a door magnet mounted towards the top of the door.
These systems are normally powered by a 12v AC or DC transformer which is connected to the mains.
Video door entry systems provide an enhanced means of access control in blocks of flats, businesses and also in peoples homes, because you can see the face of the caller and speak to them before granting access and is now becoming the benchmark in access control.
Video entry systems are also available combined with a code entry system. This would allow employees for instance to enter a code and gain entrance. But visitors would need to press the buzzer and be screened by a receptionist before being allowed entrance.
So if you need any type of video door entry system in Blackwood, Call Mr Locks your local Blackwood Master Locksmiths free on 01495 788314. Mobile users can also call on 07976 961473.


The initial authentication against the API is done by providing username/password credentials to retrieve an authentication token.
In order to support efficient M2M communications, an authenticated user may use the API to retrieve a long-lived token (referred to in this documentation as an application token) that can be used instead of user credentials in the authentication request.
It is highly recommended to use application tokens for M2M communications instead of authentications tokens.
The authentication token is then sent in all subsequent requests to the API in the ‘Authorization’ header. The token can be stored in-memory for the duration of the user session, or in local token store.
The authentication entrypoint is is a public (unauthenticated) service which does not require (and ignores) authentication tokens.
Authentication for Users
The authentication service takes as input a user name and a password and authenticates a user with his credentials. Upon successful authentication, the service returns an authentication token and a refresh token. The authentication token will be valid for 240 minutes and the refresh token is valid for 350 minutes, but it can only be used once and loses its validity if the user logs in from somewhere else (different web client).
When the authentication token has expired the user will need to re-authenticate (either with the refresh token or with the user credentials) in order to get a new authentication token. If both tokens have expired, the user will need to perform the initial authentication again.
For details on user authentication, see Basic Auth.
Authentication for Applications
When the authentication service is used with an application token instead of user credentials, it returns an authentication token only. The authentication token will be valid for 240 minutes.
After expiration, the application will need to re-authenticate by providing the application token again. The application token is valid until it expires or is revoked by an authorized user of the organisation. The expiration time of an application token is configurable during creation.
For details on application authentication, see Application Auth.


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Appeals panel: Chicago must force telecom companies to hire union labor to upgrade their equipment on city-owned poles
January 6, 2023 // A state appeals panel has ruled a labor union can force the city of Chicago to require telecommunications companies to hire union workers to install 5G antennas on city-owned utility poles. After Chicago officials allowed nonunion contractors to install modern cellular service antennas on light and traffic poles, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 9 filed a grievance alleging a violation of its multiproject labor agreement with the city. An arbitrator ruled in favor of the union. But after the city challenged that ruling, Cook County Circuit Judge Anna Loftus vacated the award in June 2021.


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Finalized all our selections with Guardian today. We decided on the following:
Security System - had to add a couple of additional motion detectors to get full coverage and added the monitored smoke and heat detectors as well.
Whole house audio - decided to rock the house out...well not quite, but almost. Have audio speaker pairs in the sunroom, solarium, Master bedroom, and outdoor speakers.
Surround sound speakers for the family room and basement. We are putting all our audio/video equipment in the hall closet (got this idea from another blog) and running everything from there, so we also got a full wiring package to connect the TV over the fireplace to the closet equipment. This also includes an internet connection to the TV as well.
And finally, in addition to the 2 phone and 2 cable connections that come with the house we added 9 cable and 3 data cables. We have a cable connection in just about all rooms and we added the 3 data cables to be able to connect TVs/Blueray players directly to the internet for speed. Most of the time we will use wireless for our computers, but it's nice to have a direct connection when trying to steam video.
Thats a lot of "stuff", but we did not get the full audio package (way to big a mark up on the equipment) and the intercom was way overpriced and we did not get the central vacuum system either...would rather spend that money on a jacuzzi later.


Spanish Geeksphone and Mozilla presented the first Firefox OS cell phones that are expected to become available next February.
Two models have been presented.
The Keon, is the entry level model, and features:
- CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 1Ghz
- UMTS 2100/1900/900 (3G HSPA)
- GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (2G EDGE)
- Screen 3.5″ HVGA Multitouch
- 3 MP Camera
- 4GB ROM, 512 MB RAM
- MicroSD, Wifi N, Light and proxmity Sensor, G-Sensor, GPS, MicroUSB
- 1580 mAh battery
- Over the air updates
- Unlocked, add your own SIM card
And Peak, the higher end phone:
- CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 1.2Ghz x2.
UMTS 2100/1900/900 (3G HSPA).
GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (2G EDGE).
Screen 4.3″ qHD IPS Multitouch.
Camera 8 MP (back) + 2 MP (front).
4 GB (ROM) and 512 (RAM).
MicroSD, Wifi N, Light and proxmity Sensor, G-Sensor, GPS, MicroUSB, Flash (camera).
Battery 1800 mAh.
While Firefox OS has reached 1.0 status just today, these phones are aimed to developers and not end users, so it will definitely differ from the final version.
In the past, Geeksphone has offered Android phones like its Zero model, but it now looks completely focused on releasing the Firefox OS phones.
More details to come as the phones become available in February.


Using a dedicated videocamera to record videos is becoming less and less popular. Besides some professionals and the occasional user that still think it is still 1995, most of people use their smartphone or, if you need better quality, a photo camera to record video. The video capabilities of DSLR’s and mirrorless cameras have improved greatly over the last few years. Most cameras can film in Full HD resolution, and some models even film in 4K resolution. The only thing that hasn’t improved that much is the audio. Some high(er) end models do have a stereo microphone. But those are built for omnidirectional recording. And because those microphones are built in to the camera body they also record the sound of using the buttons and dials on the camera. The omnidirectional recording also makes them less suited for recording in an environment with a lot of background noise. If you want to improve the sound of your camera an external microphone is a great option. External microphones are available in various types, all with their own intended use.
In this review I’ll tell you more about two (mid-range) directional mono microphones, that are best for recording speech: the Hähnel MK200 and the MyMyke SmartMyke. The Hähnel costs about 190 euros, the MyMyke is a little over 200 euros.
The Hähnel MK200
The Hähnel MK200 is a compact directional microphone that is shipped quite complete. Besides the microphone the set consists of a set of batteries and a wind-sock. The microphone has got a hotshoe mount to attach the microphone to your camera. The mount has got a rubber ring to dampen sounds of the camera and prevent vibrations from interfering with your recording. On the bottom of the hotshoe you’ll also find a tripod mount so you can mount the microphone to a tripod. The batteries are placed in a compartment under the microphone. Hähnel says you can record about 100 hours on one set of batteries.
On the back of the microphone you’ll find the on-off switch, that has got enough resistance to prevent it from switching unwanted. Under the on-off switch is a small LED that shows if the microphone is on and if the batteries are low. It also shows if the recorded audio is too loud. Above the on-off switch there is a round dial that a switches between normal operating mode and the +10db and -10db mode. The lead is long enough for use on most cameras.
The SmartMyke is a little smaller than the MK200. The base of the microphone has got a compact and flat design, the mic itself is quite long. Because of the flat design the microphone is quite close to the camera, so it doesn’t feel big mounted on the camera. The downside of being close to the camera is that the microphone picks up more sounds of the camera buttons and dials and the lens. The SmartMyke is powered by a single CR2032 battery. Despite the small size of the battery MyMyke recons you could record for about 200 hours on one battery, so the integrated hardware has to be very energy efficient.
The SmartMyke has got a stainless steel hotshoe. It feels sturdy and high-end but isn’t dampened by a rubber ring like the MK200. MyMyke has put the damper in the microphone itself. On the back of the mic you’ll find two buttons, one to activate the microphone and the other one to switch between the normal operating mode and the +15db and -15db setting. Between the switches there is one LED that shows if the mic is on. It doesn’t have any other functions like the LED of the MK200. The SmartMike has got a nice curly lead, which means it is easy to keep it out of the way when you have it attached to the camera.
Daily use and results
Both microphones are easy to use. You mount the microphone on you camera, plug in the 3.5 inch jack, turn the microphone on and you’re good to go. In most situations the ‘normal’ operation mode will do, in very loud or quite situations you can adjust the recording level. The steps between the recoding levels on the MK200 are a little smaller than the ones on the SmartMyke. I can’t really say which is better, just that both microphones seem to work quite well in most situations. Both microphones have dual channel mono output.
To test the microphones I’ve built a small test-setup. That way I could test both microphones under the same conditions and compare them to the built in microphone of my Sony A7. In my test-setup the microphone is about 2.5 meters (roughly 8 feet) away from the laptop with two external speakers. The laptop plays a Youtube clip from Lowepro in which they present their ProTactic Backpack (https://youtu.be/fV9vd_uGnSg). To test the directional capabilities of the microphones I’ve setup a second computer on the left of the camera with two external speakers. That computers plays the Youtube clip ‘Bar crowd 9H’ (https://youtu.be/Bh6W4yEX7fQ) on the same volume as the Lowepro presentation. One of the two speakers is pointed directly at the side of the camera (and microphones) and the second one is pointed at the wall to diffuse the sound.
In the following video I’ve recorded the Lowepro presentation with the internal microphone of the A7 and the two microphones. I didn’t use any software to alter the sound in the clips, so the sound is straight out of the camera. The built in stereo microphone of the Sony A7 does quite well in this test, but the background noise is quite loud, making the presentation hard to hear. The MK200 does a lot better. You can hear the voice in the presentation better and background noise seems to be muted. The MyMyke does a little better than the built in microphone, but it is clearly less capable than the Hähnel MK200. Background noise is louder with the MyMyke than it is with the MK200. So the Hähnel manages to bring out the voice better than the MyMyke does.
In the second clip you can hear how much of the sound of using the buttons and dials and zooming the lens is recorded by the microphones. In the clip I use some of the buttons and the control dials on the front and the back of the camera. I also zoom the lens in and out. With the internal microphone of the Sony A7 you can clearly hear me using the dials and buttons, you can hear me zooming the lens in and out but it isn’t very loud. You do hear me slamming the lens in to the hard stop at the end of the zoomrange. The Hähnel MK200 filters out the sound of zooming the lens almost completely. You can still hear it when I use the dials, but it is dampened very well. The MyMyke performs about the same the internal microphone. The dials sound quite loud using the MyMyke, and you can clearly hear a grinding sound of zooming the lens. This is probably because the microphone is quite close to the body of the camera and lens due to the compact and low profile design.
For improving the audio quality when using a DSLR or mirrorless camera using an external microphone is a very good option. You do have to choose the right tool for the job. A directional mono microphone like the Mk200 and MyMyke are very good for recording voices in a loud environment, but are less suitable for recording (live) music.
Both the MK200 and the MyMyke are easy to use, well built and compact. The MyMyke is made using higher end materials (like the stainless steel mount), and is a little smaller / more compact. It is also a little more expensive. The MK200 is less expensive and also offers better performance. It dampens background noise better and makes voices sound more clear than the MyMyke does. And since that is what an external microphone is all about the Hähnel MK200 is the clear winner of this test.


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There are so many high tech mobile phones, such as I Phone and Blackberry. I Phone is a touch screen phone with various high technology features. Mobile phone market is trying to target consumers with these smart phones with internet access, e-mail access, and much more that we did not expect in previous days. I Phone is very popular because of its design and convenient access to I pod and the internet. It is very convenient to do everything in hands. I think the market is getting bigger and bigger for cell phones because people are demanding higher technologies. These smart phones provide the prosumer society that provides easy access features through internet for the business. It is so comfortable that people can use internet in anywhere with that little device. However, I don't know how far they are going with theses phones. Google is also going to introduce their Google Phone. It has similar features to the I Phone, such as Google mobile search, Google e-mail etc.. It has access to internet, but the cool thing about the Google Phone provides open sources to everyone. I think the mobile industry is trying to compete with its competitors with almost same features. I don't know how long consumers would be interest in these smart phones. I am also a little afraid that the role of technology in our lives.


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Discussion; the system can provide a secondary development interface to achieve access to third-party equipment or interconnection with third-party system platforms.
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After emerging in 1983, the internet fundamentally transformed society by enabling people to generate an abundance of information and instantly share it with the rest of the world. As countries moved online, people realized they could send millions of files and messages at unprecedentedly low cost—this made the internet a truly exceptional technology. However, while one could “Copy, Paste” any file, one could not create digital information that was inherently resistant to duplication. For example, valuable property like money, music, or art could not yet exist as entirely digital assets since they could simply be copied endlessly, deemed the “double-spend” problem.
Computer technologists suffered the “double-spend” problem, wherein “[u]nlike physical cash, a digital token consists of a digital file that can be duplicated or falsified.” No digital asset could be “spent” (or sent) anywhere without ensuring that its sender could not resend the same digital asset to another destination, hence “double-spending.” This seemingly trivial problem barred the existence of scarce digital assets that require resistance against unwarranted duplication, like money or art. However, blockchain technology now provides a means to bring such property online by ensuring scarcity through clever code and cryptography.


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This might sound silly but check to make sure it’s plugged in and turned on. Also try navigating to your computer’s system preferences, navigate to Sound or Camera and check if there’s any indication of a muted microphone or disabled camera. Some users reported problems with Zoom after installing the new version of macOS.
Recursion is the process a procedure goes through when one of the steps of the procedure involves invoking the procedure itself. A procedure that goes through recursion is said to be ‘recursive’. After PBFT, several BFT protocols were introduced to improve its robustness and performance. For instance, Q/U, HQ, Zyzzyva, and ABsTRACTs, addressed the performance and cost issues; whereas other protocols, like Aardvark and RBFT, addressed its robustness issues.
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By reviewing the current and potential needs of both Trusts, we put together a cohesive communications plan that combined not just the voice and messaging processes, but included an integrated task management system with alarm and controls.
Assessing how differing technologies can integrate with each other, and what the benefits are, was the premise on which we based our submissions. Whilst developing the solution we were aware that creating a communications infrastructure can be a costly experience, so it was important for us to demonstrate that whilst we would be introducing some new technology we would also be looking at maximising the existing equipment where possible.
Being able to combine the new technology with existing functionality was important for both
organisations. Any integrated products still needed to work the way the staff expected, so as a team we ensured there was backwards compatibility on existing Windows and Blackberry platforms.
The essence of the communication strategy was to enable efficiencies for all staff. Overlaying a lot of the integration is a new task management system which ensures all routine tasks are completed and reminders sent to the most appropriate and available personnel for completion.
Improvement in efficiencies can be found:
All of the above smoothes the overall experience for patients and staff. Routine tasks are coordinated and scheduled, no time is wasted waiting for information or chasing staff or files.Team and resource availability is understood and getting the right message to the right person at the right time is a constant.
All of the above was designed to make the most of the existing resources available. By giving them a level of integration and automatic resilience both facilities can be certain that there technology is working for them.
Multitone is confident that it can deliver these ambitious ideals as much of the work mirrors our existing capabilities in the Fire and Emergency Services. Within this market we link all of the building management systems with external command and control systems and this is linked to a variety of communication devices for internal and external staff. Rallying teams with the correct equipment and expertise for an emergency needs to be completed in minutes; so using Multitone equipment that ensures all activity to assist the Emergency Services teams is completed in the shortest possible time with resilience and an audit trail for management information.
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Best and New Fordable smartphones...
..Foldable smartphones are a family of smartphone form factors utilizing hinged flexible displays. Devices whose displays fold on a vertical axis are designed to fold out into a wider, tablet-like form, but are still usable in a smaller, folded state; the display may either wrap around to the back of the device when folded (as with the Royole Flexpai and Huawei Mate X), or use a booklet-like design where the larger, folded screen is located on the interior, and a screen on its "cover" allows the user to interact with the device without opening it (such as the Samsung Galaxy Fold). Horizontally-folding smartphones have also been produced, typically using a clamshell form factor.
Precursors to the concept have used multiple touchscreen panels on a hinge in a similar manner, but the term is currently synonymous with implementations that utilize a flexible display; concepts of such devices date back as early as Nokia's "Morph" concept (2008), and a concept presented by Samsung Electronics in 2013 (as part of a larger set of concepts utilizing flexible OLED displays), while the first commercially available folding smartphones with OLED displays began to emerge in November 2018.
The first generation of commercially-released foldable smartphones have been faced with concerns over their ability, as well as their high prices.
...Remember the days when text messages and Snake on your Nokia 3310 were two of the most exciting things a phone could manage? We do too. Fast forward 15 years and we have in-display fingerprint scanners, bezel-free displays, punch-hole front cameras, plus a whole new take on slider and flip phones.Flip phones were once slim, compact and hinged devices. Now, flip phones have morphed into foldable phones with actual bendable screens. That tends to bring the potential for huge price tags, though, to get hold of a piece of the magic.Here are the devices leading the foldable smartphone trend.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip...
...Not content with one foldable phone, Samsung debuted a second one a year after the first. But it's rather different to the Fold, instead folding down the middle, much like a Samsung version of the Moto Razr.Powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855+, the 256GB phone is undeniably premium and is available now in black, gold and purple options. The hinge is similar to the existing Galaxy Fold, but Samsung says it's good for over 200,000 folds. You can open the hinge at different angles, with the content adjusting to fit the device. It's around 9cm by 7cm when folded.
Galaxy Z Flip design
- Clamshell design
- 167.9 x 73.6 x 6.9-7.2mm (open); 87.4 x 73.6 x 15.4-17.3mm (closed), 183g
- Black, gold or purple options
- No waterproofing
Let's talk about the folding display
- 6.7-inch Infinity Flex display, AMOLED
- 21.9:9 aspect, 2636 x 1080 pixels, 425ppi
- 1.1-inch, 300 x 112 pixel external display, 303ppi
Hardware and performance
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+, 8GB RAM
- 256GB storage
- 4G LTE
Samsung Z Flip battery life
- 3,300 battery, 15W charging
- Wireless charging
- Reverse wireless charging
The camera loadout
- 12MP, 1.4µm, f/1.8 main; 12MP, 1.22µm, f/2.2 ultra-wide angle
- 10MP, 1.22µm, f/2.4 punch hole front camera
- Android 10
- Samsung One UI 2.0
Samsung Galaxy Fold...
Designed and updated
- Closed: 160.9 x 62.8 x 15.7-17.1mm
- Open: 160.9 x 117.9 x 6.9mm
- Bixby/standby button
- Fingerprint scanner
There are two displays
- Exterior: 4.5-inch, 1680 x 720 pixels, Dynamic AMOLED
- Interior: 7.3-inch, 2152 x 1536 pixels, Super AMOLED
Power and performance
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, 12GB RAM
- 4235mAh battery capacity, USB-C fast-charge
- 512GB storage, no microSD expansion
- 5G connectivity
A six camera experience
- Rear: 12MP main, 16MP ultra-wide, 12MP telephoto
- Front: 8MP selfie, RBG depth sensor
- Cover: 10MP selfie
- Huge display is vibrant and sharp
- Good battery life
- Cameras everywhere
- Sensible software adaptation
- Galaxy Buds in the box
- Engineered to fits neatly into a pocket
NEW: TCL Trifold...
TCL rollable and tri-fold concept phones hands-on: Exciting and worrying...
...It all started with foldables, but now TCL’s bending, or rather, rolling up our expectations of flexible displays into a new concept device referred to only as the “rollable.”
While still an early concept, the idea is to take a 6.75-inch screen and unfurl it to 7.5 inches with only an on-screen swipe, via a motorized mechanism. I was only able to see a very early version of this in person without the actual display or motorized functionality installed, and I have to say, I’m worried.
...In hand, it feels like a great size for a phone when shut, and when expanded, it makes a good deal more space for multitasking, watching videos, gaming, or otherwise. But if there’s one thing on all our minds regarding phones with flexible displays, it’s durability.
TCL showed us a video of the working prototype via a Tik Tok video one of the engineers filmed, and the swipe to open gesture seems to work there, but you can imagine there’s a lot still being worked out to ensure it doesn’t break or malfunction and can withstand actual, day-to-day use.
Microsoft Surface Duo...
...Microsoft Surface Duo is another device that comes with twin screens. This one doesn’t have a foldable display but brings together two different screens on either side of a patented and slim hinge that rotates 360-degrees. The idea of freely multitasking on two different screens simultaneously is thoroughly appealing, which makes the Surface Duo very exciting.
The Surface Duo is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 and features two 5.6-inches screen. This upcoming foldable device runs on a custom Android built and will become available in the later-half of 2020.
The Microsoft Surface Duo will hit the streets in time for the 'holiday 2020' season, so likely before December 2020. We don’t know how much it will cost, or which regions it will be released in first. Hint: with two screens, it'll be expensive.
More recent rumors have hinted that Microsoft could launch the Surface Duo much earlier than originally planned, perhaps in April or May 2020. For now though, we don't have any solid evidence that Microsoft will indeed deviate from the schedule it first set out.
...One of the few foldable phones to launch in 2019 was the Motorola Razr 2019, modeled after the Razr flip phones of old, and it seems a successor is in the works: the Motorola Razr 2020 (or the Motorola Razr 2 as it might be called) could be out in the coming year.
The Motorola Razr 2019 was a novel device, bringing the nostalgia-inducing flip phone form factor to the modern day. But it had its issues for sure, with some problems we'd like to see fixed in a newer device.
That's why we've compiled this list of things we'd like to see in the Motorola Razr 2020, as well as having collected everything we've heard about the upcoming foldable phone so far.
The Motorola Razr 2019 impressed us with its audacious return to flip phone functionality - but after our brief first look, we were left with plenty of questions that could only be answered with a proper review. We’ve finally gotten our hands on the phone again, so here’s what we’ve found after a weekend with the world’s second major and widely available foldable - and first to sport a clamshell design.
The first thing to note is how easily the Razr melds into a pocket. Folded closed, it takes up half the footprint of a typical smartphone - and even if it’s a bit thicker, the Razr fits so well next to the rest of the items filling our pocket (keys, wallet, AirPods Pro case) that we occasionally forgot it was in there. That happened this weekend, even while helping move a friend into a new apartment - the Razr can, and likely will, disappear into a pocket.
Huawei Mate X...
...unfolds to transform the 6.6-inch full-screen smartphone into a 5.4mm thin, eight-inch tablet that features almost double the viewing area of the device in smartphone mode. Huawei calls it as Falcon Wing Mechanical hinge.
It features two battery combining a total capacity of 4500mAh with the 55W HUAWEI SuperCharge support. Under the hood, it also features the Kirin 980 SoC with Balong 5000 5G modem. On the memory department, we have 512GB internally and 8GB of RAM. The phone will ship with a custom-made EMUI 9.1.1 based on Android 9 Pie software.
A triple camera setup powered by Leica optics acts as front cum rear shooters. The trio comprises of a primary 40MP sensor (wide-angle lens), 16MP (ultra-wide-angle lens), and an 8MP sensor (telephoto).
- 7.8-inch screen folds in half
- Qualcomm SD855, 6/8GB RAMRoyole beat everyone to the punch, announcing the first commercially-available smartphone with a flexible display back at CES 2019 - even if it was only available in China as a developer handset.The FlexPai turns from a 7.8-inch tablet into a smartphone by folding in half. It's got all the power of a typical flagship smartphone but it's a bulky bit of kit when folded and it doesn't fold flat, leaving a nice big air gap next to the non-existent hinge. It also starts at £1209/$1300. We know a FlexPai 2 is coming but it was due to happen at the cancelled Mobile World Congress 2020. We're awaiting details of the re-launch.
LG G8X ThinQ...
...sn’t quite a foldable phone, but it’s a middling solution that gives you two screens – one regular, and one in a detachable flip cover. These two screens are separated by a wide hinge, but they are still fascinating and should ease multitasking.
...The G8X ThinQ is powered by Snapdragon 855 octa-core chipset, has a 4000mAh battery, and runs Android 9 based software out of the box.
New patent shows production renders of foldable Oppo phone. The smartphone has a pop-up system with a dual camera and unfolds into a tablet format.
Oppo is one of the manufacturers that is developing a foldable smartphone. At MWC 2019, the Chinese manufacturer showed a working prototype of a device that can be folded outwards. In terms of design, the Oppo smartphone looked very similar to the Huawei Mate X. Both feature a side bar.
Next Foldable smartphones...
...Nokia, a brand now owned by HMD Global, is said to be working on its first foldable phone at the moment, with a source claiming that Nokia may be ready to debut the device toward the end of the year or in 2021.
Check out Nokia Foldable phone release date, full specifications, availability dates, and rumors.
After the news of Nokia 5G phone, people are also searching for the Nokia foldable phone as well. Those are the most anticipated things in a smartphone this year and might continue until the next year-end. So, here we talk about the upcoming Nokia Foldable smartphone release date, rumored specifications, news, and other leaks as it happens.
Sony Xperia Flex...
...Sony Xperia Flex is the first Sony foldable concept smartphone the company is rumoured to be working on. It comes it own foldable technology that allows bending the middle section of the display. It sports a bezel-less design and has a metallic design. However, the back seems to be made out of glass. There is a small notch on the top which houses the front camera. Even with the notch, there is a high chance that it will have more than 90% screen-to-body ratio. The rear sports an AI-powered dual camera setup.
The smartphone has sharp edges and has small cuts on both sides of the device that helps it to bend along the screen easily. The foldable position bears an uncanny resemblance to Sony’s own PlayStation 4. Both the top and bottom contains a small 3mm display that displays the time and other notifications without having to unfold the phone.
...It will likely be powered by the top-of-the-line hardware like Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 coupled with 6GB or 8GB RAM with 128GB or 256GB or 512GB of internal storage. The AI-powered dual cameras in the rear will have a 19MP + 12MP configuration while the front will have a 12MP sensor. The top-notch will also house a 3D facial scanner as there is no fingerprint sensor in sight. Another possibility is that it may come with an on-screen fingerprint display that is currently available from other suppliers. There will be a bigger battery with support for wireless charging. However, all things said the above-mentioned specs are just rumours, and the company hasn’t even confirmed the existence of the device.


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Starlink is one of several initiatives, including Amazon’s Project Kuiper and SoftBank-backed One Web, that aims to make the internet more
Backers believe that a lower constellation of satellites can deliver faster internet than traditional, higher-orbiting geostationary satellites, and cover remote areas that
Apart from an ambitious promise by Musk to connect the unconnected, Starlink’s main use case hasn’t been clear. On the eve of its official launch in May 2019, Musk declared the system would
Musk declared the system would be a revenue driver for SpaceX, generating income to be funneled toward advanced rockets and Mars landings.
It’s a stark contrast to January this year, when a volcanic eruption shook the Pacific nation of Tonga and severed its only international internet cable.
Musk’s Starlink terminals were sent in to reconnect the country. But it wasn’t Starlink that got Tonga back online after weeks without internet.
Starlink is one of several initiatives, including Amazon’s Project Kuiper and SoftBank-backed OneWeb, that aims to make the internet more accessible
SpaceX had already been working for around six weeks to lay the foundation for commercial Starlink services in the country. For now, Starlink will be free for all
In the weeks since the Starlink service has been available in Ukraine, daily downloads of the app have surged globally, from just under 11,000 per day on February 27 to over 368,000 a month
Tonga Cable CEO Semisi Panuve told Rest of World that of the 50 Starlink terminals sent to Tonga, five have been given to each of the two local telecommunications companies,


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Business Wire India OT-Morpho, a world leader in digital security and identification technologies, announces it has joined the LoRaTM Alliance as an official Adopter Member. OT-Morpho delivers solutions to enhance the secure authentication of LoRa-based Low Power Wide Area Networks (LPWAN). “Our membership in LoRa ideally complements our global
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A fully automated alarm-tracking system to aid with the location of stolen ATM machines consisting of a small battery powered device that can communicate via GSM/GPRS and also transmit its location via the built in GNSS (GPS) system and then push all of the Geo-location information to an APP and a Cloud based system
A 2G GSM/GPRS modem
To send data to the APP and Cloud based system. This can also be used to send configuration settings to the Device.
A WIFI module
To aid with the location for situations where GNSS (GPS) is not available and capture any surrounding network information so it can be sent to the APP / Cloud based system for aiding with the asset location.
Highly sensitive GNSS (GPS) system and antenna
A built in highly sensitive GNSS (GPS) system and antenna so to provide GNSS (GPS) Coverage in the most difficult situations.
A highly sensitive GSM Antenna
A very sensitive high gain GSM antenna to provide GSM coverage even in the most difficult of conditions
A motion / shock sensor
To be used to detect shock and tilt angles and trigger the alarm
A voice / audio sender*
Used to send voice audio to a pre-set number so the remote listener can monitor and record any background conversations in real time
A highly efficient battery charger and power unit
A built-in high efficiency battery charger and power supply system to ensure long battery life
Very sophisticated software features that includes
Distance Milometer to be used to measure the distance from the ATM asset to the APP so it can be used as an indicator to how far away the ATM asset is from the APP and used to recover the ATM asse
Fully assembled and tested ATM tracking system ready for installation into the ATM device.
A user APP for both android and IOS mobiles to:
Monitor all of the ATM devices
Track the ATM devices
Cloud based Back-end database:
Access to a back-end Cloud based system used to:
Set up and configure all of the ATM devices
Monitor all of the ATM devices (Can also be done via the APP)
Ongoing technical support:
Whilst a maintenance contract is in place:
Ongoing updates to the APP (Android and IOS)
Ongoing updates to the Cloud based Database
Repair and maintenance of existing devices.