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The Rise of Mojo-Mobile Journalism in Asia

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Not a familiar term, Mojo stands for Mobile Journalists comprising of free¬lance reporters who do not have a news¬room or office in the news agency’s premises. Mobile journalists are armed with sophisticated gadgets or technical tools like camcorders, digital cameras, laptop PCs with broadband wireless and the ubiq¬uitous smartphones.

Mojos feed news to newspaper Web sites, online magazines, online newspapers, Web sites of newspa¬pers, sites like YouTube and even their own blogs.

Emerging Engineering Innovations in South Korea

Sunday, August 1, 2010

The growth of South Korea as a major con¬tributor in the field of science, engineer¬ing and technology can be considered a story for many growing economies to emulate.

The continuous and huge investments made in hu¬man resource development and research activities have borne fruit by building a remarkable innovation system in the country.

Importance of Biomedical Engineering in Asia

Sunday, August 1, 2010

The 21st century is rightfully called the Biological Century. More technological breakthroughs in the medical and industrial spheres are expected with heavily funded research programs underway in most countries of the world. Developments in the fields of biology and medicine, such as human genome sequencing and research to create cell and organ functions, have led to a critical change in many industrial segments and strengthened the medical engineering profession.

Emerging HTML5 Technology & Adobe Flash

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) is one of the finest markup languages available for Web pages. It is a way to develop structured documents. It also helps embed images and objects to create interactive Web pages. The latest version of HTML, HTML5, was published as a Working Draft by the WC3 on Jan. 22, 2008. The World Wide Web Consortium is the maintainer of HTMLand CSSstandards.

Is India Ready for 4G?

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Recently, India successfully auctioned 3G spectrum and fetched Rs. 67,719 crores - double than originally estimated by the government. Soon afterwards, the telecom regulator of India – the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) - had announced its plan to bring out the recommendations on 4G technology by the end of the year. According to TRAIChairman J. S. Sarma, it will be ready with recommendations on 4G by 2010 end.

Future of Indo-Korea Collaborative Activities in Nanotechnology

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Nanotechnology involves controlled manipulation of materials at the nanoscopic level to achieve remarkable properties at the macroscopic bulk level. Recently, the International Organization for Standards defined nanomaterial to have at least one dimension less than 100 nm (nanometer is a billionth of a meter).

Bridging the Gap in Technology Generation and Adoption in India

Thursday, July 1, 2010

A larger disparity still exists between well-developed countries of Northern America, Europe and some parts of Asia in comparison with developing countries in Asia. Many experts attribute this to slow adoption of technologies into mainstream society.

Emerging 3D TV Trends

Thursday, July 1, 2010

A 3D television applies techniques of three-dimensional presentation including stereoscopic cap-ture, multi-view capture, or 2D plus depth, and a 3D display. 3D display is a special viewing tech-nology used to visualize a television program into a naturalistic three-dimensional field. 3D sequences became popular in the late 1990s. It was first demonstrated when several exhibits in the United States used this technique to attract spectators and also increase their ratings.

Renewable Energy Options for Telecom Sector

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

During the current decade, there has been an exponential growth in the telecom sector, especially in wireless. Telecom users also view the telephone as not only a tool for communication, but also a tool to impart education and entertainment. The mobile network has become a forum to promote common interests, ideas and goals. There is an understanding that everybody should have the opportunity to connect with the world beyond their geographical boundaries.

Korea's Second Rocket Attempt

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Usually when you hear the news of a Korean rocket launch, it is North Korea being belligerent. But this time, it’s South Koreans being scientific. South Korea will launch its Naro rocket, officially called the Korea Space Launch Vehicle-1, in June. It is the second attempt at launching a satellite into orbit, the first being just August of last year. The country has high hopes for a successful second rocket launch. This peaceful, scientific use of rocket technology shows that the path North Korea follows is not the only path. And Korea’s burning desire to be a technology center is what is driving this forward.

The launch is tentatively scheduled to be June 9, and preparations have been ongoing since April 8. However, if there are weather delays, it can be up to ten days later.The Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KA RI) built half of this rocket – the upper half. The lower half is a Russian booster stage, an Angara rocket, manufactured in Khrunichev State Space Science and Production Center. The two stages of the rocket are currently being looked over at the Naro Space Center in Goheung, South Jolla Province. The 100 kg satellite payload was also created in Korea.

China's Advancements in Space Technology

Saturday, May 1, 2010

The Chinese, known for their expertise in various technological innovations since ancient times, saw the birth of their space program in 1956 under the guidance of Tsien Hsue-Shen. From then on, the program metamorphosed through stages of development and other fields resulting in a comprehensive system of research, design, production and testing.

South Korean Nuclear Energy Program

Saturday, May 1, 2010

North Korea gets the headlines with sensational reports on its nuclear weapons program, but South Korea also is a nuclear power. The difference is that South Korea’s four nuclear complexes produce nuclear energy, not nuclear explosives, and South Korea is well on its way to emerging as one of the world’s biggest manufacturers and exporters of nuclear reactors. South Korea’s success as a major producer of nuclear energy, however, inevitably arouses suspicions.

Technology Trends in the Education Sector

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Today’s students are growing up in a digital world that utilizes a variety of hi-tech tools, from computers and video games to increasingly sophisticated mobile devices. Schools and universities are following suit, integrating a range of technologies both in and outside the classroom. Let us look at some exciting trends in today’s education sector.

Telematics Beyond Navigation

Thursday, April 1, 2010

The telematics industry in China, South Korea and Japan is moving beyond the traditional navigation services to explore new opportunities on the commercial front. Commercial vehicle telematics finds applications in vehicle tracking, location based services, fleet management and more.

Enhancing Healthcare with Telemedicine

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Healthcare for all is a major concern for every organization from governments to small companies. For governments, it is not only a poll issue, it also helps them run the show more effectively by portraying them as people-friendly. Small companies also need to implement healthcare initiatives to help their employees at times of need and to motivate them to serve the organization optimally.

Green Technology and Sustainable Development In India and South Korea

Monday, February 1, 2010

India and South Korea, known for their collaboration efforts in various fields, have now embarked on a mission to implement environmentally friendly projects by reducing carbon emissions and enforcing strict adherence standards for their industries.

In this context, India has announced energy efficiency measures to fight against the ills of climate change with South Korea following suit by announcing that it will fix carbon emissions targets to be achieved by 2020.

Korea: Environmental Problems & Solutions

Monday, February 1, 2010

During the 1970s, under the reign of dictator Park Chunhee, South Korea developed rapidly. Industrial output and infrastructure were major areas of concern, and great strides were made, along with great sacrifices. Heavy industry became a major source of income as exports grew quickly in the late 1970s until the financial crisis in 1998.

RTIC Nurturing Innovation

Monday, February 1, 2010

A technology incubator is an economic and social development entity that focuses on business creation for new technologies. It is created to select, establish and accelerate the growth and success of new, technologybased entrepreneurial businesses through a comprehensive technical and business assistance program.

DTH In India Time For A Rethink On Content And Cost

Monday, February 1, 2010
Despite several efforts made by direct-to-home (DTH) operators in India, the industry has not picked up the desired momentum. Cost remains as the major concern preventing mass adoption of DTH services in India. Unless DTH providers revise their content and cost strategy to make the service appealing to middle-income households, they are not likely to gain from the market and put an end to the monopoly of cable operators.

 

Femtocell Thoughts

Monday, February 1, 2010
Femtocells are small cellular base stations designed to extend communications service coverage indoors, especially where access would be limited or unavailable otherwise. Femtocell connects to the service provider’s network via broadband (DSL or cable). ABI Research predicts that by 2012, 36 million femtocells will be in use by 152 million users around the world.

 

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