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Saturday, July 10, 2010

How Google detects Invalid clicks?

More often then not,most of the registered Google Ad sense users are always tempted to increase their clicks on the ad to generate some monetary benefit....this one comes specially for all those who try tricks of trade....believe it or not their are none... Google is tooooooooo smart...read down below and links below :

1. IP Address

If those clicked on their own ads multiple times from the same IP address means you will sure get banned.

2. Sabotaged by third party

Sometimes, you may also be sabotaged. A third party may decide to do a series of illegal clicks on your advertisements for the purpose of getting you banned. If you notice any suspicious clicks of this nature, Google encourages you to report it to them.

3. CTR

The normal CTR ratio must be in between 0.5% – 15%. Anything more then 15% will be flagged.

4. Cookies

Few Adsense users, use the trick by using the dynamic IP address but it falls flat as cookies in computer can be used to track our cookies and help identify the invalid clicks.

5. Physical Location

Google has many software and bots to trace. They will trace the IP address of the small town and city. So do not click your own ads in different internet cafe and also in friend’s home. If you do this, your account will flagged.

6. Fake Web Traffic

Fake web traffic is anything that generates false impressions on your Google AdSense advertisements, including participating in link farms or link exchange directories.

7. Search Engine Ranking

If you got many clicks without the help of search engine ranking, social media traffic means Google will easily smell it.

More veri useful info here at https://www.google.com and http://www.ambabo.com

Augment your regular desktop with a FACE RECOGNITION feature

1. Face recognition technology although has been compromised earlier on various times and occasions which have been mentioned at this blog here,here and here.But again things are improving with more complex algorithms being used for processing and allowing a person to Log In.Now suppose an online exam is being conducted which requires students to login with their accounts; anybody could login with anybody’s account as long as they knew their username and password.So for regular window OS users,Luxand Blink allows an alternative to traditional Windows login and a solution to problems. It provides its users with a different way to login to Windows: through Facial Recognition.
2. Luxand Blink is a free application comptable with 32 bit version of Windows Vista and Windows 7. The download size of the application is 8MB and installs in a standard way. A webcam is required to be installed in the computer...(did I need to tell that?)

3. So just look into a webcam for a moment, and you’ll be logged into your account before you notice. Blink! employs advanced face recognition technologies to provide automatic, quick and reliable login to one or many computer users. It uses its advance image recognition algorithms to recognize our face. Such is the competence of this application, that whether the lighting is different or our hair are different, Luxand Blink will still recognize our face and log us in.So a regular old desktop becomes ready with the FACE RECOGNITION feature.


Friday, July 09, 2010

SAMSUNGs GALAXY BEAM - Projector meets Mobile

1. Imagine one single mobile handset offering the following features :

(a) Miniprojector at 640 x 480 pixel resolution.

(b) 3.7-inch Super-AMOLED (Active-Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode)

(c) An 8-megapixel camera.

(d) Can be used as a wireless access point.

(e) FM.

(f) Wi-fi.

(g) Bluetooth 3.0

(h) GPS

(j) Inbuilt 16 GB storage

(k) TV out

(l) MP3,MPEG4,WMV,DivX & H.264

(m) Touchscreen

(n) 3G/EDGE Connectivity

(o) 530 hours Stand By

(p) 7 hours talktime
2. Thats Samsung Galaxy Beam to be launched on 17th July 10

Thursday, July 08, 2010

MOST AMAZING TECHNIQUE TO TRANSFER DATA:SLURP

1. This is by far the most amazing thing I have seen in recent years....we have all seen ways to transfer data from one PC to other including bluetooth,wifi,cable and so on.....but this one involvesslurping up (extracting) information and squirting out (injecting) pointers to digital objects. Hence, information can be transferred from machine to machine without any kind of wired or unwired connection.It will be really clear when you see the above video.....you use a dropper like object to pick up a folder from one desktop to other......AMAZZZZINGGG!!!!!!


2. This clever innovation comes in from a former MIT Media Lab student, Jamie Zigelbaum.

IT meets HIGH TECH TAPS : Renshui Faucets

1. Water Taps with in-built chips , the Renshui high-tech faucets, allows customised control of the flow and temperature of the water . All it takes is a simple touch and one can change these parameters to prepare a perfectly tailor-made lovely bath.The water’s temperature is also displayed on the cool body of this faucet that’s totally different in style and form.


2. With a simple touch, one can go from hot to cold water, on or off. Another great feature is the intelligent light, which shows the water’s temperature to cut down the risk of scalding accidents. All these features come wrapped in a contemporaneous design that will add sleek , style in additions to reducing your wallet weight.

Wednesday, July 07, 2010

Intel meets Car : Makes it SMART CAR

1. In an earlier post here about Intel's Bike,I discussed about how Intel had plans to get IT into Bike.Now they have gone a step further.....I mean from Bike to Car...yess..they have graduated to Car.

2. Intel is currently working on a smart car that will register desired information about the speed, steering, braking while also recording video footage from the outside.This would work well enough as a black box since all the information can be used in case of crashes and if possible, even thefts. Safety features like an on-board camera system, sensors to monitor the road condition, distance sensors to warn the driver of closing in distances and mobile control to lock or unlock the car.

Saturday, July 03, 2010

COWS & DATA CENTRES : LINKED!!!!

1. Cows and data centers ???Whats the link.......any guesses....strange you may find but this has come from HP who feel that both entities are connected...read on for the link///

2. According to HP Labs, the estimate dairy cow produced is about 55 kg of manure per day, and thus 20 metric tons per year. The manure that one dairy cow produces in a day can generate 3.0 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electrical energy.A medium-sized dairy farm with 10,000 cows produces about 200,000 metric tons of manure per year. This farm can fulfill the power requirements of a medium sized 1 megawatt (MW) data center.The heat generated by the data center need not be wasted. Instead, it can be used to break down animal waste which results in the production of methane.Methane can then be used to generate power for the data center.HP Labs researchers say that this symbiotic relationship allows the waste problems faced by dairy farms and the energy demands of the modern data center to be addressed in a sustainable manner.

3. Actually HP should have not just come up with the idea...with the strong hold they have in the market..it would have more suited them to actually attempt the same on ground rather then advising and making statistical data of the dung!!!!

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Why not leapfrog 3G TO 4G?

1. It has actually been veri long hearing about Indian Government trying/deciding to start the 3G Spectrum allocation. Finally few decisions have been made in last few weeks and something has been done in a limited capacity.Now till the time this limited capacity becomes ready to take on fully operational 3G Services across India,3G will be without doubt an obsolescent and old technology at global level.The amount of infrastructure,investment,time and loads of effort that will be sucked in by this 3G setup is likely to go in waste considering the thirst everywhere to be at par with the latest in communication.3G may look good today when we are not aware of 4G Technology.For those who are interested to know about 'G' family in brief,pls click here.

2. So,still when the exhaustive details on spectrum auction are awaited,why not leap frog to 4G thus vamoosing the extraordinarily delayed 3G for attaining higher data speeds to finally allow users in India to experience the "state of art speeds".

Friday, June 25, 2010

PANOPTICLICK : Your Browser Finger Print

1. The development and growing interest in hacking and retrieving info from browsers has been gaining significant importance today when security is BAAP of all priorities in any IT field.Today surfers are warned that even with cookies deleted and disabled,advanced fingerprinting techniques could be used to identify them.In an attempt to check and test browsers,THE ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION has come up with a site at http://panopticlick.eff.org/ which tests your browser to see how unique it is based on the information it will share with sites it visits.

Friday, June 18, 2010

INTEL : UPCOMING PROCESSOR'S

1. At an earlier post here, I had discussed about the upcoming OSs incl Barrelfish,Midori,Helios etc likely to be introduced by Microsoft in near future.....now some thing from leaked (which valve actually faltered …no one knows?) source on the net about processors from INTEL,three quad-core Clarksfield processors, the i7-720QM, i7-820QM and i7-920XM, clocked at 1.6GHz, 1.73GHz and 2GHz can be expected by the end of this year

2. Low voltage chips including 25W 2.26GHz Core i7-660LM,1.46GHz Core i7-680UM and 1.33GHz Core i5-560UM with an overall aim to enhance the battery life while end Dec 2010 will see high-end Core i7-680UM that starts at 1.46GHz and speeds up to 2.53GHz and a 1.33GHz / 2.13GHz Core i5-560UM, plus a 25W 2.26GHz Core i7-660LM low-voltage chip will also see the year 2010. All these will have on-die Intel HD Graphics .

3. Another 32nm "Huron River" is likely to make it to the user shores by early 2011 which will single handedly handle WiMAX, WiDi and Intel Bluetooth alongside new concept dubbed Zero Power ODD which promises a power-saving sleep mode for optical disks drives.

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