Medi-tech: VitaScan LT USB Bladder Scanner

The VitaScan LT USB bladder
scanner; small and easy

Vitacon, a Norway based company in the medi-tech / bio0tech industry, has received clearance for the VitaScan LT USB bladder scanner to be used in the US market. The VitaScan LT is a handheld 3D ultrasound probe that connects to a PC, laptop or tablet. It enables real-time bladder volume measurement in clinics, care-centers and for private use.

The bladder's volume measurement is an almost full-automatic process and can be done within a matter of seconds. One is only required to hold the small scanner on the right place. Both a 3D image and the calculated volume are displayed. Storage of images, records and reports can be found in the PC / tablet or directly on the scanner.

Philips Xenium W832: Dual-SIM Android with Excellent Battery Performance

For a long time it does not heard at competitive mobile market, Philips is now again present the latest Android smartphone.

The device has a full name Philips Xenium W832, as reported by GSMArena, comes with a 4.5-inch qHD screen size, operating system Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, as well as dual-SIM capability with one of them would support for 3G networks.

Performance Philips Xenium W832 will be supported by a dual-core processor chip MTK 1GHz speed. Additionally, the new smartphone was announced 'Philips' it will also come with attractive specifications, including resolution of 8 MP camera, 4GB internal memory, Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS, Bluetooth, and a MicroSD card slot.

Philips claims that the battery used for the new smartphone will have the ability to use up to 11 hours of talk time and 9 hours when used for browsing the internet. The battery capacity of 2400 mAh that will offer up to 683 hours of standby time, although both SIM cards active.

When this smartphone will be released to the market and at what price, unfortunately not known at this time.

Wow! Nokia Lumia 920 Sold Out in Germany

Maybe this is the first time that happened in Germany, where the latest phone made ??by Nokia has sold out. This news was confirmed by the information on Facebook Page Nokia Germany, whose report receiving information from the retailers (retailers), who said that the stock inventory of Windows Phone 8 mobile version of the Nokia Lumia 920 has sold out.

Got the report the 'Nokia' was quite shocked, and immediately asked for the information to retailers and customers to inform if there is a store that still sells the Lumia 920 in the country.

This seems to make the Nokia gained a little fresh air. Only, the question is whether this is a result of the popularity of Lumia 920, a smartphone with Windows Phone 8 operating system? Or maybe the stock is delivered to the cell phone was still too little?

Whatever it is, it seems to all be considered to be a good sign for Nokia. Indeed, Nokia is relying on the platform Windows Phone 8 (WP8) to be able to win back the market share. Nokia was here already devote all his ability to provide the best for its customers.

Wordpress now accepting BitCoins

Buying or selling online can be troublesome hwn some consumers are insisting to pay with real money and some countries even disallowing services such as PayPal. BitCoins is a unique currency on its own, existing purely online. WordPress, the market-leader in blogging solutions now wants to honor the use of BitCoins, as part of their mission to "make publishing democratic". Paying for upgrades, add-ons or themes on WordPress is a real thing and for some of the site's premier bloggers it does make sense. More than 60 countries don't work with PayPal so there are quite some potential customers that could reach out to use BitCoins. BitCoin is how WordPress wants to help bloggers from all over the globe to get further into the world of publishing. It isn't a completely flawless payment method, for example refunds aren't yet possible using BitCoins, but WordPress states that they will still honor any refund request, returning cash in BitCoins manually.

Below you'll find an introduction video.

In 2013, Samsung Ready to Production AMOLED HD 1080p Super Panel

Been informed previously that many vendors will manufacture super large screens in 2013. And, it turns out there is one certainty of Samsung, which it said it will begin production of super AMOLED HD 1080p masse in 2013.

Amazing is not it, considering that such a panel would have a resolution of 1920 x 1080p, which when translated means the screen will have a density of more than 400p. And, all that can be realized depending on the screen size will be implemented.

On the screen, Samsung plans to use AMOLED technology, and not the kind mounted LCD as HTC J Butterfly as the first smartphone pioneer who wear these super-resolution screen.

Interestingly, according to recent reports, Samsung is now even being lobbied to use the screen LCD 1080p made ??by LG Display or Japan Display. The offer was made, because Samsung has known to have problems in the production of AMOLED screens with a huge pixel density. In fact, until the given samples to be studied and considered to be used in future devices. However, Samsung refused.

If in the end Super AMOLED HD screen with a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels is established, Samsung is believed to still be experiencing difficulties in achieving production targets. To increase production capacity, Samsung Display will rely on a modified version of the manufacturing process FMM (Fine Metal Mask). Not yet certain whether it will actually be realized this super screen, to be applied on the Samsung Galaxy S IV for example. We wait.

Windows Live SmartScreen

If you use Windows Live, you probably have already noticed the introduction of SmartScreen, a usefull add-on that allows you to instantly access white-listed locations on the web, redirecting users to interstitial pages or simply denying access to certain pages based on content.

SmartScreen is a kind of barrier between the links received in Windown Live services and the actual target. Let me explain how it works. Windows Live Messenger contact list contains personal or business contacts.Nowadays, "block-checker" and other services have been increasingly harvesting account names and passwords to be re-used in link-spam bots that message contacts from the affected account. Since a certain amount of trust is expected from Messenger contacts, malicious links which are sent usually without the account's owner even aware of it, have become a growing irritation among Windows Live users.

SmartScreen has therefor been created to form a gateway between the received links in Windows Live and the actual pages on the web, using community feedback to rate pages good or bad.
Sites that have high traffic and that are known not to contain malicious material are indexed by SmartScreen. Users are then able to directly access those websites. Low traffic sites or cases of minor abuse are prefixed with an informal page that reminds users not to enter their Windows Live password if so prompted to do so.

Windows Live SmartScreen protecting Windows Live clicks

If you use Windows Live, you probably have already noticed the introduction of SmartScreen, a usefull add-on that allows you to instantly access white-listed locations on the web, redirecting users to interstitial pages or simply denying access to certain pages based on content.

SmartScreen is a kind of barrier between the links received in Windown Live services and the actual target. Let me explain how it works. Windows Live Messenger contact list contains personal or business contacts.Nowadays, "block-checker" and other services have been increasingly harvesting account names and passwords to be re-used in link-spam bots that message contacts from the affected account. Since a certain amount of trust is expected from Messenger contacts, malicious links which are sent usually without the account's owner even aware of it, have become a growing irritation among Windows Live users.

SmartScreen has therefor been created to form a gateway between the received links in Windows Live and the actual pages on the web, using community feedback to rate pages good or bad.
Sites that have high traffic and that are known not to contain malicious material are indexed by SmartScreen. Users are then able to directly access those websites. Low traffic sites or cases of minor abuse are prefixed with an informal page that reminds users not to enter their Windows Live password if so prompted to do so.