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Kyocera Introduced New Washable Smartphone Kyocera Rafre

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Om Thoke
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Kyocera Rafre Smartphone

You can wash your smartphone without any hassles. Japan-based Kyocera Company introduced the new Kyocera Rafre by adding into in the list of the washable smartphone. It features resistance to hot water and the equipped touchscreen that can use even when the user’s hand is wet or wearing gloves.

Kyocera Rafre washable smartphone is the successor of the original DIGNO Rafre which launched in the month of December 2015. It was the first hand-soap washable smartphone that launched. The DIGNO Rafre smartphone have a resistance against foaming of hand-soap, but the new invented Kyocera Rafre possesses resistance to foaming body soap.

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The Kyocera Rafre smartphone goes on sale from March 2017 only in Japan and will available in three colour variants Clear White, Pale Pink and Light Blue. The company didn’t make any announcement regarding Rafre Price.

As far as the Kyocera Rafre Specifications are concerned, it sports 5-inch HD TFT LCD. Furthermore, the new second-generation smartphone equipped with a special cooking app. It allows the users to scroll through recipes, set timers and answer calls through hand gestures without any need to touch display.

The Kyocera Rafre boosted with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of ROM internal memory section and can be further expandable up to 200GB via microSD card. It equipped with Phase Detection AF for quick focusing and Auto HDR which enable clear shooting of photos even in low-light conditions.

In the photography department, the Kyocera Rafre washable smartphone sported with 13-megapixel CMOS and selfie camera with 5-megapixel CMOS. It features with Kyocera’s proprietary Smart Sonic Receiver Technology which uses vibrations to transmit sound to eardrum via phone display.

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Users can also hear the voice even in the noisy environments through the phone’s display. There is no need to worry about the correct positioning the device speaker hole against the ear. The Kyocera Rafre features Blue Light Cut app which reduces eye fatigue during prolonged usage.

Moreover, it boosts with high-capacity 3000mAh long-life battery and also features weather forecast alarm clock. It simultaneously reads out the weather forecast for the day when the alarm clock rings. The company doesn’t make an announcement about the global release.

Kyocera Rafre Specifications

  • Display: 5-inch HD TFT LCD
  • Operating system: Android 7.0 Nougat
  • Memory: 2GB RAM, 16GB ROM, expandable upto 200GB via microSD
  • Camera: 13MP rear camera, 5MP front-facing camera
  • Battery: 3000mAh
  • Connectivity options: WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2, Stereo earphone jack
  • Colours: Clear White, Pale-pink, Light Blue

Beware of Selfies: Your selfies might leaving you vulnerable to hackers

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Om Thoke
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People must be aware of selfies. Keeping a peace sign and taking selfies might push you at risk. Researchers warned the fingerprint theft from peace sign.

The researchers at Japan National Institute of Informatics said flashing the peace sign in photos lead to fingerprint data being stolen.

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Fingerprint technology is widely available to verify the identities such as when logging in Smartphone’s, tablets, laptops, and computers.

The reports said mobile devices with high-quality cameras and social media sites where photographs can be quickly posted is raising the risk of personal information being leaked, reports said.

The photographs which is taken three meters away with the digital camera have the possibility to copy the fingerprints.

Fingerprint data can be recreated if fingerprints are in focus with strong lighting in a picture. Isao Echizen the researchers at instate said advanced technology is not needed to copy the fingerprints.

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NII said it had developed a transparent film containing titanium oxide that can be attached to fingers to hide their prints.

Jason Chaikin, the president of biometric verification company, said it is not easy to copy the fingerprints. It is very complicated, and it is the multi-step process with molds and models need to create the actual thumbprint since they are digitally lifted. He also said ultimately it is not really that much easy.

An 11-Year-Old Dog and its Owner Sets Guinness World Record for Skipping with Single Rope

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Om Thoke
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A 11 year old Beagle dog named Purin and its owner sets Guinness world record by doing skipping with single rope. They did 58 jumping’s in duration of one minute.

In past this Beagle and its owner Makoto Kumagai sets the first world record of ‘ Most skips by a dog and a person in one minute by single rope’in May 2016 with 51 jumping’s . Now they breaks record with 58 jumping’s

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This attempt was take place at shizoku in japan. The dog which created the record, its name is Purin. It got fame in 2015 for most balls caught by dog with one paw in one minute

The goalkeeping pup expertly caught 14 mini footballs thrown by Makoto. It also holds the record for the Fastest 10 metres travelled on a ball by a dog in the duration of 10.39 seconds, and this record is achieved in March 2016.

Purin is an amazing dog which creates many records in the past. This Beagle and Makoto is in the process of achieving Guinness book records. Recently he conducted the Facebook live which exhibits the talent of this dog.

Japan Wants to Make World’s Fastest Supercomputer by 2018

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Vasavi
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World’s leading technology inventor Japan wants to make world’s fastest supercomputer by 2018 and according to the reports it is going to spend $173 million for producing it. We know Japan is mostly focused on technology and science and prominent in consumer electronics, robotics, and the automobiles.

Our world is in evolution, with computerization and digitization when we take Industrial Labour into consideration. Many countries are moving fast to develop latest technologies, but Japan is one step forward every time to invent creative technologies. So, as a part of that Japan is believed to be pushing to build the world’s fastest supercomputer in an attempt to refresh its original condition.

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Officials said that they would spend $173 million on a machine capable of achieving 130 petaflops and beating current world number one, China’s Sunway TaihuLight.

Japan did not have a lovely time of it recently, with an experienced workforce and a slow-growing economy. Even it is the center of the technology world, but South Korea and China both have replaced the Japan in the electronics field. Earlier Japan was king of the supercomputing hill, and it was backed in 2011 when Fujitsu’s K Computer topped the world rankings at 10.5 petaflops.

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Now, Japan has asked several companies to tender for the honor of actually building the machine, codenamed ABCI (AI Bridging Cloud Structure). The winner will be announced on December 8, and it will expect to come online in 2018. Coming to operational, Japan will lease out time on the platform to companies who currently utilize Google and Microsoft services.

Panasonic’s New Technology for Data Transmission Just by a Human Touch

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Vasavi
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Data Transmission Just by a Human Touch

Panasonic has developed a new data transmission system in Japan. The new device can exchange information over a human touch. A prototype of a human body was created which communicated with the device to send data up to 100Kbps through a radio field on a person’s skin. Data will be exchanged when they touch a person or an object with a suitable trans-receiver.

The device is on for an exhibit in a show at CEATEC electronics show through several color-coded demonstrations. For instance, a person can hold a color-coded ball. Data on the color of the ball is sent to the lamp, and it changes color to match when they touch a sensor connected to lamp.

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The demonstrations are simple and proved the system works. Panasonic predicts that the new data transmission system will serve more practical purposes in future like exchanging contact information with people over a handshake or unlocking door by just placing a hand on a door knob.

However, the technology from Panasonic still has a long way to go for getting into a practical application like a smartphone or a wristwatch. Panasonic is confident about making the product on a smaller scale if there is a demand for such system.

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