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Future of DVI Technology

The Digital Video Interactive technology was amongst the first used multimedia video for IBM computers. The technology was initiated long back in 1984 & allows full screen audio-video & still images to be presented on monitors & TV screens. In case of DVI technology, for each pixel a brightness value is selected & transmitted into a binary code. This helps it to get rid of noise & distortion, leading to enhanced picture & sound quality.

However the technological developments are so drastic in times today that technology which is very high tech soon becomes redundant in a few months time. We are yet to see how things take place for DVI & HDMI technologies. Many people are going in for the purchase of television with DVI or HDMI but it may so happen that to get full advantage of DVI or HDMI, each consumer device owned should actually have to support a DVI or a HDMI input. DVI is a technology which is ahead of its time because it allows people to have the highest picture quality available with just a simple cable. Although you require a device which supports a DVI input, most standard appliances available on the market today are ready for this type of technology but don't expect to get a decent dvi cable for cheap.

DVI technology has picked up well due to the simple reason that DVI when coupled with HDPC is an excellent defence provider against piracy. Keeping this in mind, many of the companies that manufacture consumer electronics have incorporated DVI with HDPC in their products. With such benefits these technologies have a bright future. They promise better quality & more security.

Paid Search Marketing and Search Engine Optimisation

Before embarking on a Paid Search Marketing (PSM) campaign it is advisable to fine tune your website for search engine optimisation (SEO). This article outlines how search engines manage to rank websites and what you might try in order to improve your ranking.

There are two ways to improve site rankings. These are the nice way in which you are open and play fair, and the bad way in which you try every trick in the book to fool the search engine into giving you a higher ranking than you deserve.

Search engines dislike displaying pages with higher rankings than they deserve as this means that people will follow useless links and blame the search engines. This is a quick way to lose customers. They will do everything in their power to detect the SEO cheats and when they do they will be sent to the back of the class so it is vital that decent PPC software is used.

The Bad Way: Two famous examples of the bad way of influencing search engines are what is called Google Bombing (or Link Bombing), and Spamdexing. Google bombing employs the anchor text of hyperlinks to fool the search engine. The anchor text could be a phrase totally unrelated to the link destination. Of course it is necessary to ensure that this is repeated many times across the web. For instance the anchor text could contain derogatory words and the link could go to a politician's website. This technique can be used commercially too. Spamdexing is a technique of increasing rankings by repeating keywords many times on a page in a manner that is invisible to the reader but visible to the search engine. Other techniques involve creating multiple links on the internet with many interlinked pages, invisible links, and false websites. Search engines do all they can to detect these scams and de-rank the perpetuators accordingly, though new ways of fooling them are being invented perpetually.

The Good Way: Follow the guidelines laid out by the search engines. All the major search engines now publish what it looks for in a website. These are essentially what any professional web designer would consider good practice and deception free. Content, transparency and structure are key elements. The good way will lead to long term business with good customer relations. The bad way will achieve the opposite.

The Summer Mobile Blockbuster

Every summer new mobile phones hit the market and the consumers are flooded with lots of useless information regarding the latest mobile phone. However, this summer Sony Ericsson is to release the summer blockbuster, blowing all the other mobile phones out of the water.

The Sony Ericsson W995, released this June, provides a glimpse into the future of mobile technology. The W995 is the most advanced cyber-shot/walkman handset that Sony Ericsson have ever produced and it excels in both the music and image stakes with a wide range of features. The new W995 can be ultimately defined as the multimedia all rounder, enough to keep the most hardcore gadget boffin entertained for months.

The W995 comes complete with an 8.1 megapixel camera that incorporates an LED flash system, geo-tagging, face recognition and auto focus. The 8.1 megapixel camera allows you to take clear shots, making sure you never miss a thing.

If the 8.1-megapixel camera is the primary concept of the W995, it by no means overshadows the excellent Walkman 4.0 player. The Walkman 4.0 player has been updated to include several new features including Shake control, Sense Me, TrackID. The W995 also allows you to drag and drop your favourite video clips, photos and music tracks between your phone and computer.

Unlike most fragile new phones the W995 comes in compact casing, giving the phone a sense of solidity. Hard to scratch, the fear of dropping your phone has been diminished. The W995 has been equipped with new external features such as the circular navigation pad, 3.5mm audio jack and kickstand. The 2.6-inch screen allows definite clarity making navigation through the phone a real breeze and this is further supported by its easy to use interface.
Although the Walkman and camera are the main selling points, the W995 also contains features that rival its fiercest competition. Equipped with a GPS system the W995 is all you need to find your required destination. The W995 also contains Wi-Fi capabilities allowing you to access your favourite websites with ease wherever you may be.

Famed for its Walkman capabilities the Sonny Ericsson W995 delivers much more. Every release for Sonny Ericsson seems to bring with it much hype and the W995 will not disappoint consumers. This surely will be the mobile blockbuster of the summer.

Microtasking in the Age of the Crowd

It can be said that a crowd has people in it from all walks of life, and for most of those people in today's technological jungle, crowdsourcing is a way of life. Crowdsourcing is defined as obtaining labor and products, and also intellectual content, from people outside of a company. Usually, work is broken down into piecework and shopped out, sometimes at ridiculously low prices, but in the age of the crowd, a worker can pick or choose what to work on, at the price range they like. This has redefined the concept of "hourly wage" in that HITs (Human Intelligence Tasks) are now the new tasks, paid for in new ways, through new technological payment systems. Crowdsourced, microtasks like this are tasked to solvers (workers mostly online), and reimbursed via online payment systems such as PayPal. It's a new form of work with a bright future and it's one which paid search marketing is targeting. By targeting your product to a specific demographic or people typing in specific keywords to a search engine.

In 2005, the Pew Internet and American Life Project reported that 57% of online teens (roughly 12 million at that time) created something on the web. These teen content creators, in just a few short years, have now created content-sourced jobs particularly in the areas of Research and Development that are growing by leaps and bounds. More updated information on technology and media use (as of 2009) can be found at http://www.pewinternet.org/PPF/c/4/topics.asp, which is the Pew portal. Per their December 2008 survey 74% of American adults now use the internet. The trending seems to indicate that more and more work could be done on the web, crowdsourced, given the number of "eyeballs" now focusing on content and content development.

Information for internet usage in the UK can be found at the OxIS (Oxford Internet Surveys Site) at http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/microsites/oxis/ which focuses on "focuses on the use of web 2.0 and mobile applications, digital literacy and the quality of people's ICT experiences" or alternativly PPC software can do the same job. They report that "The percentage of users has increased between 2005 and 2007 across all income groups. Those in the highest income category are more than twice as likely to use the Internet (91%) than those in the lowest income category (39%). Differences between income groups have remained more or less constant since 2005", with students three times more likely (97%) to use the internet than retirees (31%). In fact, they state "The largest increase in use has been amongst those who are employed, from about 68% in 2003 and 2005 to 81% in 2007" which directly ties into the idea that content-sourced jobs and HITs are the wave of the future in terms of areas of new work.