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DotAsia Is Giving Away Freebies To All .ASIA Domain Registrations

May 28, 2012 by Raj Agrawal Leave a Comment

Pitched as a FreeB.Asia promo, all .ASIA registrations (whether current or new), are eligible to receive a freebie. As per the press release, freebies have been allocated as per an hierarchy, weighted on the number of years a domain registration has been booked for. Mind that the giveaway is valid until 31st July, 2012. 

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This giveaway is targeted towards organisations all across the world who intend to market their business in Asian countries.

The FreeB.Asia promo accepts traditional ASCII characters as well as Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs) (e.g. http://कंपनीनाम.asia/).

  • For 1 year registrations – A headphone is given away,
  • For 2 year registrations – You get a stylus pen (I didn’t quite get this one. Users would need an appropriate device in order to make use of it. But anyway, no point complaining. It’s free after-all),
  • For 5 year registrations – A Bluetooth keyboard,
  • For 10 year registrations – A 7” inch Android tablet.

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: web

Is STT-MRAM The Future Of Non-Volatile Memory?

May 28, 2012 by Raj Agrawal 3 Comments

A breakthrough and a pioneering error correction technique in the data transmission process, possibly holds a key to the future of non-volatile memories in next-generation of computers. Termed as Spin-torque transfer magnetic random access memory (STT-MRAM), the improved error correction technique in STT-MRAM showed increased tolerance towards fluctuations in electrical resistance of devices, which could aid in smoother device manufacturing  process and super-fast device boot-up times. And STT-MRAM promises scalability and cost-efficiency.

Image Source: Cospa.ntu.edu.tw

Via [Science Daily]

Filed Under: Technology

Using Cell Phones To See Through Walls

May 27, 2012 by Raj Agrawal Leave a Comment

With a designed imager chip, mobile phones turn into devices that could see through most solid objects like walls and plastic. This comprises of two scientific advances, one involves tapping into an unused range of an electromagnetic spectrum and the other being a new microchip technology.

Dr. Kenneth O and Dae Yeon Kim
Dr. Kenneth O and Dae Yeon Kim

Via [University Of Texas, Dallas]

Filed Under: Technology

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