Internet at a very high speed of 640 Gbps

World is soon going to move to a fastest possible internet speed of 640 Gbps .... wonder how?

University of Sydney physicists have developed an optical chip that could potentially improve Internet speeds upto 100 times faster than the current network.

• Uses Chalcogenide glass photonic chips.
• Based on plain glass and so cheap to produce the chips.
• Do not have to shell more more for the new technology.
• Data rates equivalent to transmitting 17 complete DVDs per second! (Unable to believe this.)
• Chips could be available in another 5 years.
• Possible first deployment in Japan.

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IBM: Switch to a new world

IBM announced that it has built a nanophotonic switch that can control flow of data on chip using pulses of light instead of electrons.

• The nanophotonic switch is 100 times smaller than a human hair.
• This optical switch is supposed to give greater performance and use less energy.
• IBM says that using optical communication between the cores would dramatically cut processor's energy needs and the heat it emits.
• IBM's dream to turn Super Computers to laptops may become a reality. So, by 2020 we may see Laptop Super Computers.
• The new chip would require the energy required to power a light bulb as against the super computer, which would require energy to power hundreds of homes.

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India: Is Internet connection slow? Don't blame India.

I always used to blame the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in India - that they can never provide a stable and reliable internet connection, but now I understand that I was wrong. Blame it on International Bandwidth operators as they charge 2 times that of US and UK.

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TeraByte DISK

CD, DVD, HD-DVD, Blu-Ray and now TeraDisc...
TeraDisc seems to store 1 TeraByte (1024 GB) and would be available by 2010.
So, if you are planning for a Blu-Ray Disc Player then think twice :)

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Nokia demos bendable cell phone

Nokia proves that it is no less than "Polymer Vision's Readius". Nokia and the University of Cambridge are showing off a new stretchable and flexible mobile device of the future called Morph.

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Free SMS to US

Try Free SMS to US using Google SMS. It works!!!
No wonder, this internet major is going to rock the world.

Beware... as most of the Cell phone operators charge for incoming SMS too.

Click this to know about Google SMS abuse prevention

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Free SMS to India

Send FREE SMS to India through krify. I have tried it and it works.
SMS reached the destination in 5 to 10 minutes.
There is no registration hurdle. Just try it.

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• Go to Krify.
• Select the first four digits of the mobile number and enter the remaining digits.
• Enter you your name, mail-id, and message.
• For Send Confirmation, select yes or no. I tried selecting YES, but I didn’t receive any confirmation email.
• Click “SEND SMS”.

Also try:

• http://www.160by2.com
• http://www.youmint.com
  

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Vista SP1 prerequisite updates send some PCs into endless reboot

Windows Vista makes users cry...
Last week Microsoft sent a few updates of Vista to their users so as to complete the prerequisites for the Vista SP1 updates (which will be sent the next month). These prerequisite updates made systems to reboot indefinitely.
God save Microsoft users.

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