Virtual Reality (VR)

Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality:

"The computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted with in a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment, such as a helmet with a screen inside or gloves fitted with sensors. "

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After many years in which the “reality” of virtual reality (VR) has been questioned by both technologists and the public, 2016 promises to be the tipping point, as VR technologies reach a critical mass of functionality, reliability, ease of use, affordability and availability. 

Movie studios are partnering with VR vendors to bring content to market. News organizations are similarly working with VR companies to bring immersive experiences of news directly into the home, including live events. 

And the stage is set for broad adoption of VR beyond entertainment and gaming — to the day when VR will help change the physical interface between man and machine, propelling a world so far only envisioned in science fiction. At the same time, the use of augmented reality (AR) is expanding. 

Whereas VR replaces the actual physical world, AR is a live direct or indirect view of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are augmented (or supplemented) by computer-generated sensory input, such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data. 

With the help of advanced AR technology (e.g., adding computer vision and object recognition), the information about the surrounding real world of the user becomes interactive and can be manipulated digitally.

What is 5G Network

5G :

Preliminary details and information about the wireless technology being developed for 5th generation or 5G mobile wireless or cellular telecommunications systems

Promising speeds unimaginable by today’s standards — 7.5 Gbps according to Samsung’s latest tests — 5G is the real-time promise of the future. Enabling everything from interactive automobiles and super gaming to the industrial Internet of Things, 5G will take wireless to the future and beyond, preparing for the rapidly approaching day when everything, including the kitchen sink, might be connected to a network, both local and the Internet.

Google Assistant is your own personal AI

Google Assistant is your own personal AI. :)

What is Google Assistant?

Google Assistant is a virtual assistant. It's considered an upgrade or an extension of Google Now. Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, demoed Google Assistant and said he wanted people to experience "an ongoing two-way dialog” with the virtual assistant. 

Like: Apple siri.

Google,integrated into Android, sort of like Siri with iOS. 

Google has announced Google Assistant, showing off the conversational AI helper at Google IO 2016.

Backed by ten years of language processing, Google Assistant's big sell compared to digital assistants LIKE. Microsoft's Cortana and Apple's Siri is an emphasis on conversational clues.

In an example demonstrated by Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Google Assistant could not only look up movie listings from a voice command, but could also process phrases like "I want to bring the kids this time" to sort out family-friendly films, or "is that any good?" to find reviews or a trailer.

"This has historically been hard for computers to do," Pichai added. "The reason we can do it is that for the last decade, we've been building the world's best natural linkage processing technology."

Google has big plans for its Assistant, with the intentions to put the AI in phones, smartwatches, its recently-announced Google Home, and even cars in the near future.

Android 7.0 Nougat features:

Android 7.0 Nougat features:

 

Android N is going to be Android Nougat, not Android Nutshell, as many had hoped (just check the comments under Google’s tweet for confirmation). Based on other clues from Google I/O and in developer previews, we already knew the next major Android version would be Android 7.0 but now we can confirm it is 

Android 7.0 Nougat.

 

Android N is going to be Android Nougat, not Android Nutshell, as many had hoped (just check the comments under Google’s tweet for confirmation). Based on other clues from Google I/O and in developer previews, we already knew the next major Android version would be Android 7.0 but now we can confirm it is Android 7.0 Nougat.

Android N was known internally as New York Cheesecake and during the I/O keynote, users were invited to suggest names for Android N.

Android 7.0 Nougat Relies Date:

Rather than wait until Google I/O 2016, Google decided to surprise us all by releasing the first Android N developer preview on March 9, two full months earlier than expected. 

Available on: 

- Nexus Phone

-- Nexus 6P,

-- Nexus 5X,

-- Nexus 6, Nexus 9 (WI-Fi and LET) 

The final Android 7.0 Nougat release date has been  2016, giving Google until September 30 to make good on its timeline. This means that the Nexus 6P (2016) and Nexus 5X (2016) in new Nexus devices.

The final Android 7.0 release will be limited to Nexus devices at first and make its way to other manufacturer devices and carrier networks over the following six months or so. 

 

Best Download Managers for Windows

 Best Download Managers for Windows:

 

1.Free Download Manager.

2.Internet Download Manager.
3.Orbit Down loader.
4.Download Accelerator.
5. Microsoft Download Manager.
6.JDownloader.
7.DownThemAll.
8.Flash Get. .
9.Download Ninja.


So,Using Download managers to download the things is what I prefer all the time because things go really smoothly and in control on these applications.
You can also precisely download up your data without any breakage etc.

How to run kali linux on windows

How to run Kali Linux on windows :)

 

 

 

This Is amazing Kali Linux On Windows PC


Virtually run Kali Linux on Windows For hacking and pen testing – Your PC might be having the ability to run multiple operating systems i.e dual boot the system in which you can install multiple OS on your device and then use them

This is done by the method called virtual Installation, and by this process the Operating systems will run as if these has been installed on the hardware instead of being played like a software inside the Operating system.

How to run:  

• you has to download and then install the Virtual Box software to your Windows.This is very necessary step as without this you will not be able to run the whole process.

•  This is the type of software that helps up to provide  the  environment  the Software, hence also plays a big role to run up different Operating system within the another running Operating system.

• After you has successfully installed the Virtual Box to your Windows Os, Open it up and then click on the “New” button from there.You can find it at the top left of your screen.This will now open a prompt message that will ask you to fill up the Name of your new Operating System.You can name it by yourself as this won’t hurdle the process.  

• Select up the version of the operating system that you are going to install and then click on the “Next” button. 
• Now you will be asked to set the amount of memory space (RAM) that you wish to allocate to the new operating system that you are going to install.
• More is the space that you will a locate, more will the OS run smoothly.
• Then Next.....

• Now you has to leave the next two parts unchanged by clicking  Next button for two times
• You will then reach to the window that will be telling you about the file location and size on disk.You can change the location and size on disk for the installation and after you has selected the desired ones
•  click on “Create” button.

• After doing all these steps, return to the main window of the Virtual Box application and there you can see up newly created virtual box image.
• Select that image and follow up the instruction to complete the installation of the Linux .

After being installed  you can then run Linux on your Windows  :)