Learnings from software and technology
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Update: Nokia 808 PureView will be launched in the UK on 23rd April, 2012..
FICCI Frame 2012, Mumbai – Dolby Laboratories recently showcased their latest efforts with the recent Nokia Line-ups including Nokia 603, 700, 701, PureView 808 along with the elderly, Nokia N8. All of these phones pack in Dolby 5.1 surround sound technology.
The main Dolby technology/ feature we are basically pointing at is the Digital Plus. In our curious attempt setting all other phone aside at the venue, we first performed a quick run through some of the highly touted features of Nokia 808 PureView (Prototype Model) and apart from the brobdingnagian 41MP Camera, we realized that the Dolby Digital Plus is a decent and an humble add-on. You can enable/ disable the Digital Plus feature while streaming the media with a convenient on-screen button, and needless to say, the audio quality is immersive with the Digital Plus enabled.
Nokia 808 PureView hasn’t launched yet. It’s due release in the first quarter of 2012. While all other phones we’ve talked above, will receive the Dolby Digital Plus feature in the upcoming software update.
Nokia 808 Pureview Prototype (Front)UPCOMING TECHNOLOGY – This technology sprints it’s way into one of the most innovative ideas put forward in recent times. Everyday, countless number of papers are piled/ shredded for disposal, once the purpose of the paper prints have been served. These papers earn the possibility of re-printing on over and over again, only if there existed easy and accessible ways to un-print them. To achieve this possibility, guys at University of Cambridge have figured out a way to un-print content from print paper by vaporizing the toner ink, without any sort of damage to the paper. This ‘un-printing’ process renders the paper re-usable. On similar lines, Toshiba already has a commercialized Un-Printer.
With precise blasts of a green laser having length of four billionths of a second, the target paper can be easily made useable for re-printing content. This newly proposed technique is said to be 20 times more efficient than re-cycling. And that’s a lot of eco-friendliness on hand. But, this technology is still being perfected at the University of Cambridge, hence there is time until you can get your hands on the Un-Printer.
Toner-print removal from paper would allow paper to be re-used instead of being recycled, incinerated or disposed of in landfill. This could significantly reduce the environmental impact of paper production and use. Previous work on the subject has explored the applicability of ultraviolet, visible and infrared (IR) lasers under nanosecond pulses for toner removal – An excerpt from the journal of The Royal Society.
This is how reverse printing technology from the University of Cambridge works,
You should also note that Toshiba already has brought out a similar product that uses a ‘special toner’ to print content on any regular paper and erase them conveniently. So with this, only content printed with a ‘special ink’ can be un-printed.