Top Teen technology in world, 2005-2008

Top Teen technology in world, 2005-2008



Home Networking

Ultra-wideband (802.15.13a): Imagine a time you can watch TV wirelessly to send three different programs to a different screen. This is nothing new thanks to advances in wireless technology called Ultra-wideband (UWB), which bercatu low-power, cost-effective and able to transmit data 45 times the speed of Wi-Fi is available at this time. Soon, technology will be in your living room and you and your family are ready to use.

Wireless Broadband

WiMax (802.16d and 802.16e): WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access), although there is said to be replacing the existing Wi-Fi today, but the wireless network is able to reach a larger area, about 30 miles (50-kilometers) and high-speed data transmission, the inevitable will be very influential as well. WiMax, today, virtually as a technology highly anticipated, especially by the operator and, in fact, expected to change the map of the telecommunications and Internet industries. This technology is also at the same time will be a challenge for Internet service providers (ISPs) that exist today, especially small and medium enterprises.

Supply Chain

RFID: Technology on this one in the next two years is very much talked about, especially from the retail industry. However, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tags, is not yet widely used. However, pioneering Wal-Mart has driven major changes in the supply chain. Upcoming 2005, Wal-Mart has decide to require all of its suppliers to apply RFID tags. Wal-Mart alone, in January 2005, at least 4 percent already implemented RFID reader in the retail and distribution lines. This seems to be followed by other retailers around the world.

Computer Memory

MRAM: Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory industry is expected to revolutionize the PC world, especially since this technology has a speed 1,000 times faster than the nonvolatile flash memory and almost 10 times faster than DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory). "Nonvolatile" means that the MRAM technology allows retain memory even though their resources cut. In addition, low energy consumption, so it is suitable for computers and mobile phones of the future.

Software

Antispam software (which works effectively): In the future, the spam email attacks against your computer will not wane, even be added to accumulate. In addition to speed the development of spam, which is also likely to bring along a virus, then antispam software (which is really effective), it is estimated that more needed and used. The goal is not only to block the flow of spam, but also to deter potential virus and work productivity impairment.

Content Protection

Digital Rights Management: Windows Media digital rights management (DRM) is a flexible platform that enables to protect and secure delivery and subscription content, such as music or video, which will be played either on a computer, portable device or on a network. This will be beneficial for those who wish to create, transmit or play protected content and can be enjoyed by consumers everywhere want and on the device they prefer. This technology will pave the way commercialization main content (music or video) via virtual paths. There are many types of solutions developed, apart from Microsoft.

Open Source

Linux: The software open source is not just Linux. However, the emergence of Lindows, the Linux-based dealing with Windows, developed by Microsoft and is proprietary, and has been used by most computer users the world, may be creating a new map in the development of software. In the future, the development of Linux and other open source software can not be taken lightly. Linux adoption will continue to increase, although according to Microsoft, Linux is still not going to threaten the use of Windows at least until 2007. In 2004, according to IDC server market about 11% were sold in the U.S. are using Linux as the operating system, while Windows 34% and 37% Unix. The decision of some countries to use open source in recent years, seems to be a new momentum adoption of open source, including Linux, more intensively.

Computer System

Grid Computing: The concept of grid computing itself is not new. Broadly speaking, this concept departs from the principle of "there should be no idle PC". The virtual machine is called grid computing does not look at the operating system (OS) or hardware platform to whom he collaborated. When you need the data, you will get as much as you need, whenever you want. This is the vision of Grid Computing: computing and data available anywhere and always available. This technology is expected to attract a lot of people who will menarapkannya, particularly corporations or enterprise.

Peer-to-Peer

Datapod, now a BeInSync. BeInSync is a networking technology peer-to-peer with SSL encryption to secure data transmitted. With this technology, a user who has multiple computers, such as at the office and at home, can use BeInSync or DataPod to keep archives, email, address book or web address frequented be synchronized with each other. When the data is updated on one computer, it will automatically update the other. Users also can share data with other users DataPod. Interestingly, users not only to share data and information, but can access it from anywhere you want or when the middle of the way. This technology is expected to be widely used, because it allows for more flexibility and greater freedom, while still menyinkronikan any updated data and information.


Digital Magazine

Zinio: Digital magazine technology is expected to revolutionize the world of the publishing industry, because it is not only beneficial to the reader, but also publishers and advertisers. Pleasure reading magazines in the print edition brought into digital format, so you can still read the content of the same magazine, same graphics and the same view but in a desktop or laptop. In addition to giving a new reading experience, as well as more free and fun. Until now, no less than 19 million people have read about 120 kinds of world famous magazine which has digitized approximately 40 major foreign publishers in more than 200 countries.