THE TRUSTED TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OFFICE IN THE WORLD

Comment now » // July 3rd, 2008

In searching for technology transfer office in the world is very difficult, because you must search for the trusted technology transfer opportunity that not only have a good reputation in the world, but also have professional staff and researcher that will help you and your business to get the well processed and well researched technologies completed with the well experienced staff and researchers. The Hebrew university in Jerusalem Israel, has a subsidiaries research system named yissum technology transfer office. With the vision to create thetechnology transfer opportunity that useful for society’s use and benefit for the Hebrew university.

To get those requirements while searching for technology transfer process, you can use the yissum technology transfer office from Hebrew university in Jerusalem, Israel. The leading technology transfer office with the 250 licensed technologies, 60 spin off companies, 3,000 ongoing research projects, 1,200 researchers, 1,400 registered patents, 4 campuses, 5 affiliated hospitals, and 5 Nobel laureates. This company will give you precise and accurate technology that you may need, from the microbiology research until the new invention of Alzheimer medicine, you can get those amazing inventions just in yissum technology transfer office. Read the rest of this entry »

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Sony Ericsson C905 Cybershot with 8.1MP and REAL camera flash

1 Comment » // June 28th, 2008

Sony Ericsson has coined the name Cybershot on their mobile phones as soon as they are confident that the quality of your photos corresponds point and shoot. Correct me if I’m wrong, but this happened when the autofocus feature was introduced in his cam-phones. Today, SE goes further with its C905 Cybershot that comes with a 8.1MP camera with flash true is currently the modern S & P’s. It also comes with a 2.4-inch screen - Whee that’s just under an SLR digital LCD! Read the rest of this entry »

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MOTOZINE ZN5: a photographer’s ROKR

Comment now » // June 28th, 2008

The Motozine ZN5 - this is what you get when you combine the technology of the Motorola ROKR E8 with Kodak’s imaging. What you end up with is an elegant cameraphone wiht Xenon flash and a Kodak lens.

In many ways it is actually better than the ROKR E8 as it also sports a 3.5mm jack and has built in WiFi. The purpose of the WiFi connectivity is to dock with Kodak wireless devices such as the picture kiosk you can find in malls. This feature of course, is non exclusive. But still - the Motozine ZN5 holds true promise with its impressive specs. We just hope that the technology is very friendly ModeShift on the keypad. It was not the case with the ROKR E8. Read the rest of this entry »

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Nokia and Sony Ericsson Naming Explained

Comment now » // June 28th, 2008

Ever wonder how to get the phones of their names? There are two schools of thought in the marketing of products. The first is to come up with simple “consumer names” for products such as “Tigre” or “Leopard” or “LG Shine” or “BlackBerry Pearl.” But beneath these names are codes of branded products that all managers have to memorize. For large phone manufacturers who can not come with creative names for the dozen models that churn out each week, product name, for reasons of convenience is limited to an alpha-numeric designation. Read the rest of this entry »

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Nokia E71: Enterprise Wonder - Just Got Thinner!

Comment now » // June 23rd, 2008

Today, Nokia announced their top of the line enterprise model, the E71. Though it hails from the previous oh-so-thin E61 design, the new E71 looks more elegant and is a tad thinner and sharper on the edges. The Nokia E71 also comes with a dual home screen feature which gives the user easy access to two home screens including shortcuts - one for business and one for work.

Two notable things - the E71 comes with the standard Bluetooth and USB connectivity but it also comes with IrDA support for compatibility with older devices. Perhaps the only negative thing we can say for now with the E71 is that it comes with a 2.5mm audio jack instead of a 3.5m jack. We’re thinking that it is standard for the E series to come with this type of adapter whereas the Nseries phones come with a 3.5mm jack.

Here are the full specs:

• HSDPA Connectivity
• WiFi 802.11b/g
• Built in GPS and Nokia Maps
• One Touch Email Access
• Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email
• Mail for Exchange
• Bluetooth with A2DP support
• 2.5 mm AV connector
• 3.2MP digital camera
• Two Home Screens
• 110 MB internal storage  up to 8GB microSD support

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