EFFECTS OF CELL PHONE ON HEALTH

EFFECTS OF CELL PHONE ON HEALTH

Mobile phone hand sets are used close to hand. It absorbs some of radio waves. Researchers of Finland are warning that the use of hand -held cellular phone might cause brain tumor. Scientist from the radiation and nuclear safety authority has found the exposure of human cells to mobile phone radiation can damage the blood brain barrier. The exposure causes the cells in blood vessels walls to shrink, which enables molecules to pass into brain tissues. The effects are headache, earache, sleeplessness, memory loss or even cancer.

Most of the electromagnetic equipment such as mobile phone generats electromagnetic field . some of these devices creates low- frequency Electromagnetic field while some such as mobile phone creats high frequency EMF. Since the radiation is ionizing its energy is enough to rapture intra -and inter -molecular links in tissues.The cellular system has many base station , which share a number of microwave frequency.Each base station sends and receives signals from a small areas called a cell. Cell phone converts sound into radio -wave and transmit these and also receives radio signals and converts these into sound wave.

Few companies are designing filters that fit into the cell phone and reduce emissions. Keeping the cell phone away from the head also reduce the exposure to radiations.

Ultimately, the law of nature holds supreme that every beautiful flower has thorn underneath it.

OmniTouch

OmniTouch is a depth sensing and wearable projection system introduced by Microsoft. The device provides an interactive, graphical and multitouch input on arbitrary surfaces (table tops, hands, arms, legs, paper, etc). It uses 3-D motion sensing and a projector to provide a touch screen on any surface. It is the first functioning technology that allows users to create and interact with images in a 3-D space.

OmniTouch requires the user to wear a shoulder mounted projector, which projects the touch screen on surfaces based on the user choice and tracks the hand movement for input. The device can then recognize the button press on the projected surface and the gestures in 3D space. It provides the user a larger area of interaction instead of confining them to a tiny screen. It is estimated that the bulky shoulder mount in the initial versions will be brought down to smaller sizes in future release of OmniTouch.

The short-range camera provides a 320x240 depth map at 30 frames per second. Objects as close as 8 inches can be easily imaged, with a relative error of 0.2 inches. However, the depth accuracy decreases and noise increases with an increase in distance. The projector provides a wide angle, focus-free projection of graphical elements, regardless of the distance from the projector. The camera and projector are mounted to a metal frame, which is worn on the user’s shoulder, and is secured using a chest strap. The projector and camera are tethered to a computer for prototyping.

iOS

iOS

iOS is Apple's mobile operating system used to run the popular iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices. Formerly known as the iPhone OS. iOS utilizes a multi-touch interface where simple gestures are used to operate the device, like swiping your finger across the screen to move to the next page or pinching your fingers to zoom out.

iOS has gone through multiple updates, with recent updates adding the ability to create folders for app icons and the ability to multi-task. The updates are generally free for iPhone and iPad users, while iPod Touch users are sometimes required to pay a nominal fee.

iOS allows iPad apps to utilize certain tasks in the background without being a major drain on memory and processing power. It also allows us to organize our apps into folders. This is great for those who had page after page filled with icons. Another huge feature in the iOS update was the ability to print from our iPad. AirPrint works with AirPrint-enabled printers available from HP.

iOS introduced a host of new email features, including a unified inbox and threaded email discussions. The iPad now supports multiple ActiveSync accounts, which is good news for those with multiple Microsoft Exchange accounts.

. This allows us to stream our movies and music from our PC/Mac to our iPad without taking up precious storage space on your tablet.

Wireless Power

Wireless power

Using the principle of electromagnetic induction, by which an electrical charge can be stimulated in a wire coil by placing another one nearby, the crazy boffins were able to display wireless power transfer.

Despite being high voltage, they said, it was safe, efficient and could be applied to any surface. The demo room consisted of a kitchen without plugs, but full of lights that could be stuck anywhere and a frying pan that heated up just by sitting it on the counter. Put a phone on the same counter and it began charging. Clearly, this was the future.

The good news is that the Wireless Power Consortium are going to be finalising a standard for wireless power called Qi later this year, which should mean prices drop and manufacturers have the confidence to build the technology straight into devices, rather than requiring an adaptor. It's a tiny dongle that can turn Wi-Fi signals back into electricity for charging phone batteries and the like.

TIME

Time… is a Fact not the Gossip

Time! It can be our worst enemy or our best friend depending on how well we manage it. The successful person sees it as a precious asset.

We all get the same allotment of 24 hours each day. For the disorganized, who squander their time, it is an enemy. But for those who know how to marshal their time and use it to their advantage, it is a good friend. It enables them to run along at a comfortable pace all the days and still accomplish more than the rest of the world.

For every individual, time management is not just a nice idea. It is the cornerstone upon which our long-term success depends. Effective time management, self-management really, helps us to build future better, stronger and faster.
To improve both the quality and the quantity of the time available to us on each working day, it is suggested to follow the general guidelines.

1. Do a "time audit." Record how we utilize a typical workday, using 30-minute intervals. This will help us identify time wasters.
2. Establish priorities and measurable goals. If we don't know what we want to achieve, then it doesn't matter what we do to achieve it. Without priorities and goals, almost every action is a time waster.
3. Eliminate busy work. These are tasks we simply don't need to do things that do not lead either directly or indirectly to our work requirement. Look for ways to cut unnecessary steps out of work routines. Working rule: If it isn't important, don't do it. Every action during work time should be goal-directed - whether it's a phone call to a supplier, business meeting, or a table tennis game. If it's not, stop doing it.
4. Invest in daily planning. Fifteen minutes of mapping out tasks on a daily "To Do" list can save hours of wasted time. Planning empowers us to move systematically through the important tasks of the day without wondering what to do next. Suggestion: Leave some time to handle the unexpected. Otherwise, we'll end up playing a frantic game of catch-up day after day.
5. Delegate! Delegate whatever we can, not simply what we must. Not only have we more time for things that only we can handle, but our output increases as well.
6. Live in two distinct worlds. When we work, focus all our attention on the work; maintain a strong, demanding pace. When we break from work, break completely. This will improve the quality of both our work time and our personal time.

Add time to our day by cutting out time wasters. There are plenty of places to find positive minutes without impacting our personal time.
We don't have to become a time management expert to capitalize on the benefits of more effective use of our time. But let us keep in mind that, better we become at organizing our time, the more we achieve in our profession that leads to productive and profitable work.
Recall the following phrases generally used to realize the value of TIME:

• To realize the value of ONE YEAR ask a student who has failed his exam.
• To realize the value of ONE MONTH ask a mother who has given birth to a pre-mature baby.
• To realize the value of ONE WEEK ask an editor of a weekly.
• To realize the value of ONE DAY ask a daily wage labor.
• To realize the value of ONE HOUR ask the lovers who are waiting to meet.
• To realize the value of ONE MINUTE ask a person who has missed the train.
• To realize the value of ONE SECOND ask a person who has survived an accident.
• To realize the value of ONE MILLI-SECOND ask the person who has won a silver medal in the Olympics.

But, we won’t add the following to realize the value of TIME.

• To realize the value of ONE MORE DAY ask the person whose work is pending on the due day of the assignment.

This is because time is more than money. Time - and how well we use it - is a key element of long-term individual success and personal satisfaction.

SMILE

A smile is treasure that is easy to share,

It is beautiful, priceless wonderful and rare.

It is a gift from God to everyone

And can be used in rain or sun.

A smile is very simple way

To make for someone a happy day.

And you will receive happiness too

When that someone smiles back at you.

A smile can show you understand and care,

It can help someone his troubles to bear,

It is a language that needs to translation,

That breaks through burdens of state and nation.

When everything is lost and you are sad and alone,

When you long for a friend and warmth of a home,

You’ll still have your smile through you may be old,

As a smile is even more enduring than gold,

Do smile often, you have nothing to lose,

To be a happy person, your smile you must use.

What's LIFE

- Life is beauty, admire it.
- Life is a dream, realize it.
- Life is a challenge, meet it.
- Life is a love,enjoy it.
- Life is a duty, complete it.
- Life is a game, play it.
- Life is a promise, fulfill it.
- Life is sorrow, overcome it.
- Life is a song, sing it.
- Life is a struggle, accept it.
- Life is a tragedy, confront it.
- Life is an adventure, dare it.
- Life is luck, make it.
- Life is too precious, do not destroy it.
- Last but not the Least...
- Life is life, fight for it…