Bad posture is often the result of various accidents, but just as often it develops from bad habits. One such is carrying backpacks, bags, sacks, etc. Poor posture, on the other hand, accelerates aging and has lasting health consequences.
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First there were screens, then there were touch screens, then there were touch screens that detect the force of pressure (Apple's 3D Touch technology), now we have the promise of touch screens that can be controlled remotely, as they detect the user's skin as conductive, even before we even touch the screen. Introducing Microsoft's Pre-Touch technology.
The future is here! Microsoft or his research team I3D presented technology that, combined with HoloLens virtual reality glasses, performs holoportation, i.e. 3D digital teleportation. Namely, it enables 3D capture of people, reconstruction and sending of the image anywhere in the world in real time.
Computer mogul Bill Gates and his wife Melinda were once again a guest on the show of the popular host Jimmy Fallon, where he promoted his charity website GatesLetter.com, among other things. In order to reach as many young people as possible, he and his wife made a viral video. In it, the father of Microsoft transforms into a DJ at a rave party. The youth are excited! You will too!
After guessing our age, Microsoft now thinks it can recognize human emotions through digital images. The tool is called Emotion Recognition, and all it needs from you is your photo, and its algorithm does the rest. Check if it works!
After so many years on the scene, one would think that Microsoft already has a whole galaxy of laptops behind it, but the Microsoft Surface Book is only the first laptop of this biggest software company in the world. They unveiled a compact laptop that is much more than just that at their recent gala conference. The head of the team behind it, Panos Panay, has called it the "ultimate laptop". Its 13.5-inch screen can also be used as a tablet, as the screen detaches from the keyboard.
Microsoft recently announced that the Windows 10 operating system will be released on July 29, 2015. With it, the tech giant will try to regain the trust it lost with Windows 8, but before history begins to judge the tens, let's see what path they Windows had to go through to get to where they are. Windows retrospective, everything from DOS, the golden days of OS Windows 98 and XP, to the quirk we call Windows 8.
Don't worry, we won't get you excited about pixels, frame rate, or anything like that. What we have is a video showing off the muscles of a new computer program. Bored, right? No. Namely, it is a DirectX 12 program or graphics booklet that will guide all your toy trips to imaginary worlds in the future. And the results it gives are absolutely fantastic. And eerily realistic. Check.
How-Old.net is a new website from Microsoft that tries to guess your age based on a photo. The matter could not be simpler. You select the photo you want and the website will use facial recognition algorithms to determine your age and gender. Yes, we know you know how old you are, but who doesn't want to check out how old Microsoft thinks we are. You'll be checking others anyway. Definitely a fun way to kill time.
Internet Explorer is history. Well, at least as far as future Windows operating systems are concerned, since a successor has been announced for some time. It was presented as Spartan in the trial version of Windows 10, but now Microsoft has revealed the official name - Microsoft Edge. It will become the official web browser of the upcoming Windows 10 operating system.
Although games like Pasjanja, Srca, and Minesweeper had many loyal followers, Microsoft removed them from Windows 8. Modern versions appeared in the Windows Store, but nothing beats the classics. Microsoft has apparently realized its mistake and announced the return of Solitaire, which returns as an auto-installed game on Windows 10.
Microsoft returns with a fresh vision of the near future, which is also packaged every year in a video entitled Productivity Future Vision, in which it presents its technological favorites of the future. He will somehow play a big role in it, probably bigger than ever, that is, if his predictions, which he summarized in a 6-minute video, come true. It is clear, however, that new technologies are radically changing our everyday life and work. But what does this mean for the future?