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Besides, Syllable is a reliable and easy-to-use open source operating system for
the home and small office user. Syllable is still being developed, but it is already
relatively stable and mature, including the following features:
a) booting usually takes less than 10seconds, a full GUI is built into the OS
b) support for a wide range of common hardware devices, including video,
network, and sound cards from manufacturers such as Intel, AMD,
3Com, nVidia, and Creative
c) Internet access through an Ethernet network (PPP and PPPoE are not
fully supported yet, but are available in a test version)
d) a graphical web browser, based on WebKit
e) an e-mail client (Whisper), and hundreds of other native applications
f) a journalled file system, modelled on the BeOS file system
3.0 THE LATEST OPEN SOURCE APPLICATION
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3.1 Meaning of open source application
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9. Add tooltips in document tab to display the full file name path.
10. Change hide lines behaviour : Hide lines now saved during switches.
11. Change file history list behaviour : Most recent closed file is on the top. Add number on list.
12. Caret width and blink rate are customizable.
13. Add asterisk in title bar if file is dirty.
1. TexFX v0.24a
2. NppExec v0.2 RC3.2
3. Spell Checker v1.3.1
4. MIME Tools v1.4
5. FTP_synchronize v0.9.6
6. NppExport v0.2.7.3
7. Compare plugin v1.5.1
8. Light Explorer v1.5
MediaInfo: 0.7.8
a) Photo Swap
Share and swap photos in real time with your friends and family
using Windows Live Messenger—right in the video call window.
b) Windows Live™ Call Button
It's simple to start video calls. One touch of the Windows Live Call
Button lets you see who's online, and you're on your way to
making a video call.
c) Optimized for Windows Live Messenger
Seamlessly integrated with Windows Live Messenger for easy
setup and use.
d) Always Focused
The webcam is always in focus-no fine, tuning needed, and focus dept of field is
from 21’’to 60’’
e) 2.0 Megapixel Sensor
True 2.0 megapixel sensor offering crisp, clear video quality.
f) Crystal-clear Audio
Automatic audio control for enhanced clarity.
g) Glass Element Lens
See your friends up close and personal with this glass element lens.
h) Auto-Adjustment for Low Light Conditions
Get superior video quality with automatic low-light.
i) Wide-Angle Lens
The 71 degree wide angle lens ensures no one gets left out of the picture.
j) High Definition Photos
High Definition photos show you in the best light.
k) HighDefinition8 Megapixel Still Photos
High Defination still photos show you in the best light.
l) Compatibility
Works with:windows live Microsoft Office Communication,Skype\
The pan and tilt functionality make it.A snap to capture the big
picture,however you want to see it.
4.2 Software
Among the challenges of wearable computers are: how to minimize their weight and
bulkiness, how and where to locate the display, and what kind of data entry device to
provide. Some of the applications envisioned for wearable computers include:
A technology known as Powerline Carrier Systems (PCS) is used to send coded signals
along a home's existing electric wiring to programmable switches, or outlets. These
signals convey commands that correspond to "addresses" or locations of specific devices,
and that control how and when those devices operate. A PCS transmitter, for instance, can
send a signal along a home's wiring, and a receiver plugged into any electric outlet in the
home could receive that signal and operate the appliance to which it is attached.
One common protocol for PCS is known as X10, a signaling technique for remotely
controlling any device plugged into an electrical power line. X10 signals, which involve
short radio frequency (RF) bursts that represent digital information, enable
communication between transmitters and receivers.
In Europe, technology to equip homes with smart devices centers on development of the
European Installation Bus, or Instabus. This embedded control protocol for digital
communication between smart devices consists of a two-wire bus line that is installed
along with normal electrical wiring. The Instabus line links all appliances to a
decentralized communication system and functions like a telephone line over which
appliances can be controlled. The European Installation Bus Association is part of
Konnex, an association that aims to standardize home and building networks in Europe.
Echelon Corp., the creator of the LonWorks system, is helping drive adoption of an open
interoperability standard among vendors in the control networks industry. LonWorks is an
open standard for network automation and control for the building, transportation,
industrial and home markets. The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has
adopted the protocol underlying LonWorks control networks as an industry standard. The
LonMark Interoperability Association is made up of more than 200 controls companies
mission working on standard to integrate multi-vendor systems based on LonWorks
networks.
6.0 Conclusion
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=896342
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/digitalcommunication/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=011
&active_tab=systemRequirements
http://usa.kaspersky.com/products_services/anti-virus.php
Conclusion
Reference
Definition of Network
Network is group of two computer.It is to connect two or more computers
with the ability to communicate with each other and share resources.Types
of network is LAN,MAN,WAN.
LAN
-Local Area Network
-local area network are sometimes called a single location network.
-network that is limited to a relatively small spatial area such as a room,a
single building,a ship,or an airraft.
MAN
-Metropolitan Area Network
-The network that connects two or more LANs together but does not
extend beyond the boundaries of the immediate town or city.
-Typically covers an area of between 5 to 50km range.
WAN
-Wide Area Network
-WAN is a data communications network that covers a relatively broad
geographic area and that often uses transmission facilities provided by
common carries,such as telephone companies.