Tuesday, 16 July 2013

What is new in html5?

HTML 5

Html 5 is markup language used to create structure .Html 5 is build on foundation of html 4 so it is supported by all the browsers we can code html 5 as the same way we did for other html versions html 5 is a loosly typed language when compared to other xhtml.In xhtml every opening tag must have a closing tag but html 5 it not needed ex <br> tag .With html 5 we can create application that provide photo sharing ,drawing,file editing etc previouly we have to install plugin for java script ,flash  for ex to play a in previous versions we need a flash player but in html 5 we can use a video tag to play a video..

How does html 5 differs from other browsers such as html 4.0:

1) In older html versions w to describe doctype we have to give <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "- //W3C//DTD HTML      4.01//EN""http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"> but in html 5 we have to just type <!DOCTYPE HTML>  that it we dont need to google for doctype.
2)In previous version to externally link a style sheet we have to give<lin rel="text/css type="stylesheet"      href="mistry.css> nut now in html 5 we just have type< lin rel="stylesheet" href="mistry.css"> because html 5 has declared and default type for css. Same thing can be followed for script

3)New tags such as <ruby> to embed ruby code ,<figure>,<figcaptin>  for  img,<small> tag to create sub      headings  near a  logo

4)One more import development in html5 we need not wrap the attribute with double quots like<img src="">    we can use without the quots

5)one intreating attribute in html 5  is contenteditable allows the user to edit the content  of the elements such as list

6) The <header> and <footer> used to insert header and footer content is also new in     html 5

what new in html 5:

LOCAL STORAGE

HTML 5 local storage allows web pages to store named key or value pairs locally .It is similar to a cookie the data persist even after u close the browser.But unlike cookie data the local stored data will not be transmitted to the web servers. Using a java script code we can retreive the locally stored data

AN VIDEO SHOWING LIVE AS HOW TO STORE LOCAL DATA


2)HTML 5 FORMS

Html 5 provides some new intreasting tag such as <input type=time>,<input type=date> ,<placeholder > etc


3)AUDIO AND VIDEO SUPPORT FEATURES:

Html 5 provideo tag to insert audio and video in our web browser with flash player installed system
 

CODE TO INSERT VIDEO

<video control preload>
<source src="mistry.mp4" type="video/mp4"/>


HTML 5 CANVAS


HTML 5  is used to insert dynmaic 2d images.







Sunday, 14 July 2013

Micro Phone

...................Comparison with a credit card................

Smartphones are all well and good. Yes they can direct you anywhere, take great photos and hold your entire music collection, but can they fit inside your wallet? Definitely not. The Micro-Phone however, can. It’s the shape of a credit card and would be perfectly suited to someone who can fore-go the needs of a modern smartphone. A clever locator function means the phone can be tracked so you can keep an eye on your kids.

Monday, 8 July 2013

Sign Solar Cellphone Concept Gets Its Power From the Sun


Joseph K. Lee recently posted on the web a phone design called Sign, a device that uses sun power to charge the battery up to 80%. The design of the Sign is pretty futuristic, as you can see in the images below. The handset has a concealed screen, based on transparent OLED technology.


Sign Solar Cellphone Concept Gets Its Power From the Sun


Numbers, text and icons will be appear when required, since the keypad area is also concealed and “triggered” by the user’s actions. A solar panel is placed at the back of the device, giving it the needed energy. This is a very sleek phone, one that’s both eco friendly and elegant, plus it can be a fashion accessory, since no one would know it’s a phone, with its hidden display.


Sign Solar Cellphone Concept Gets Its Power From the Sun



Sign Solar Cellphone Concept Gets Its Power From the Sun


RevOlve Kinetic Phone Makes You Spin, Spin, Spin…


I’m the type of guy who spins his keychain on his finger when bored and I bet that some of you do too… How about generating some energy through this action? The idea comes into play with the RevOlve Kinetic Phone, that gets charged when you spin it around your finger using the hole it includes.

RevOlve Kinetic Phone Makes You Spin, Spin, Spin...



This is an eco-friendly device, that’s also ergonomic and gets dismantled without damaging Mother Nature. The shell and the parts of the handset can be recycled separately and we sure hope the designers though about the risk of dropping the phone when its spinning velocity increases… Wouldn’t want to hurt anyone, right?
Since we mentioned the designers, there’s a team behind this project, with the following members: Da Deng, Chandra Baker, Chris Platt, Jason Schuler. Will kinetic phones rule our future?


RevOlve Kinetic Phone Makes You Spin, Spin, Spin...

RevOlve Kinetic Phone Makes You Spin, Spin, Spin...



Sunday, 7 July 2013

VTech InnoTab 3 wants to be your kid's first tablet


The VTech InnoTab 3 could help keep little fingers away from your tablet
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The InnoTab 3 is the latest in the series of child-friendly tablets from VTech. Designed to be a portable and affordable introduction to tablet computing, it features a 4.3-inch touchscreen, a 2-megapixel rotating camera and 2 GB of onboard memory. As with many other kids tablets, the InnoTab 3 can also be used as an eBook reader, MP3 music player, photo viewer and video player.
While we recently saw the LeapPad Ultra from LeapFrog, which offers a larger screen and better tech than previous models, the InnoTab 3 does things differently. The screen size has shrunk from the InnoTab 2 it's replacing, down from 5 to 4.3 inches, making the device more compact and lightweight. The new model also lacks the wireless connectivity of the InnoTab 2S, which will remain on sale alongside it.
However, there are some notable changes and upgrades. A new design has seen the InnoTab 3 gain a D-pad control that can be used alongside the touchscreen and will give a better experience in some games and apps. The camera, which rotates 180 degrees so that it can shoot stills or video in both directions, has been boosted from 1.3 megapixels to 2 megapixels.
The VTech InnoTab 3 will sell for US$70 when it is released later this month
A new (more pointy) stylus should make writing on the screen easier, and the 2 GB of storage can be expanded by up to 32 GB via a micro SD card slot. While the InnoTab 3 can be powered by AA batteries, a new rechargeable battery pack is also available.
There are 15 apps pre-loaded on the InnoTab 3, including educational games, eBooks, music and videos. The Learning Lodge content library, which consists of 350 more downloads, and will increase to 600 by the end of the year, means parents can add more apps via a computer. They can also use the Learning Lodge software to track their child's progress.
The InnoTab 3 will sell for US$70 when it is released later this month. That makes it $10 cheaper than the InnoTab 2, and $30 cheaper than the 2S with its Wi-Fi and larger screen.

Saturday, 6 July 2013

Concept USB Drive



This is a very interesting gadget, with which is very convenient copy files from a flash drive on a USB flash drive. It is just a concept, but the device is promising, as it avoids the use of a computer as an intermediary. 


Device semi-circular, more like a horseshoe. At the ends of it are two USB-ports for the two flash drives or hard drives, and the upper part of the body is a touch screen. The device uses the main advantage of NAND-memory, non-volatility, and simply simulates a working PC. Future technology Concept USB Drive
Being included, this high-tech a horseshoe displays on its display the contents of both drives and allows a simple flick of the finger on the touchscreen to move the file to a USB drive to another. Since this only concept, its performance characteristics are unknown. In fact, such a device collect  is a snap, the flexible displays longer not anything futuristic. Perhaps in the future, these gadgets will become very popular, because flash drive and pocket hard drives have long been replaced on the optical drives. 
Designer: Dongwook Kim Future technology Concept USB Drive Future technology Concept USB Drive

Wood keys for MacBook & Apple Keyboards





If you often think the only downside to your MacBook is that it doesn’t offer enough 
wood, then some folk over in a Brooklyn design company have a product especially 
for you. Crafted from Rosewood and Bamboo, the keys fit over your keyboard and 
can be easily removed without leaving a sticky, gluey residue.
Designer: RAWBKNY |

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