How Bar code works?

See how Barcode works:

A barcode is an optical machine-readable representation of data relating to the object to which it is attached. Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D). Later they evolved into rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions (2D). Although 2D systems use a variety of symbols, they are generally referred to as barcodes as well. Barcodes originally were scanned by special optical scanners calledbarcode readers. Later, scanners and interpretive software became available on devices including desktop printers and smartphones.

Facebook's internet lasers

As part of our Internet.org efforts, we’re working on ways to use drones and satellites to connect the billion people who don't live in range of existing wireless networks. Our Connectivity Lab is developing a laser communications system that can beam data from the sky into communities. This will dramatically increase the speed of sending data over long distances. Normally you wouldn’t be able to see the actual beams, but for this demonstration we made them visible. This is just one connectivity project we’re working on, but I was excited to share this with you. 

Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday, July 1, 2015

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Must Watch Official Trailer of Movie "Steve Jobs"

Amazing Trailer of Movie "Steve Jobs". This Movie is Based on the Life of Steve Jobs and His Journey to the success of Apple Inc.

Steven Paul "Steve" Jobs  was an American pioneer of the personal computer revolution of the 1970s (along with engineer, inventor, and Apple Computer co-founder, Steve Wozniak). By the time of his death in 2011, he was considered the entrepreneur, marketer, and inventor, who "revolutionized six industries: personal computers, animated movies, music, phones, tablet computing, and digital publishing."

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Could You Transfer Your Consciousness To Another Body?

How it will be like to transfer your consciousness to another body?

Scientist have a found a way that are possibility that we can transfer our memories to another's mind.
may be it can lead us to immortality, when we grow very old or near to death, than one day may be we can switch our human body, we can transfer all our memory and experience to the New Fresh body. we can continue our research, our work. only body will die, our consciousness will remain same.

See this video to see how it will be possible.

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Google's Project: FREE INTERENT FOR EVERY ONE

Goole's new Project to Offer Free Super Fast Wi-Fi Internet

Think about a City with a Free High Speed Wi-Fi Internet. Yes FREE Wi-Fi. That would be heaven on Earth :D

Now this is not just a imagination anyways, Google has unveiled its great new plan to bring, Free, Super Fast Wi-Fi to cities all around the world.

Google own a company "Sidewalk Labs", that focus on improving life of city through technology and innovation.

Company has announced they will roll out free WiFi to every one in The New Your City around September of this year.

How Will Company do this?

Google's SideWalk Lab will convert more than 10,000 New York's old telephone booth into ad-supported "Wi-Fi Pylons". This means Google will Generate Revenue by Advertisement.

These booth will offer Free High Speed Wi-Fi Internet access to every one Around the Radius of 150 Feet.



SideWalk Labs is leading Group of investors acquiring Control Group and Titan, So this companies working to cover all New York with Free Super Fast Wi-Fi Service.

This Project was also offer, Booth of Free cell-phone charging, Free domestic phone calling, and a touch screen based information hub that provides you every thing you need to about city and transit direction.

According to the report, each Wi-Fi pylon will deliver advertising on the sides through Titan's advertising network, which is expected to bring $500 million in ad revenue to the city over the next 12 years.

If this first trial in New York City proves to be a success, then the search engine giant will step forward to roll out similar programs in other cities around the world in the hopes to get the whole world online.


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What’s your lucky number? This algorithm might help you pick a new one.

Every one have its own Lucky number, while most of people wants to know their lucky number, on which they can try their Luck :D

So here it is amazing video that helps you to Find out your Lucky Number.
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Interesting Story of Jan Koum ( Founder of WhatsApp )

JAN KOUM 

Founder of WhatsApp inc

"Every Successful person has its own story of struggle that lead them on the path of success.

Jan Koum is one of them, he is Founder of The Famous messaging App, WhatsApp inc."

Let's take a look at his story.

Koum was born in Kiev, Ukraine. He is Jewish. He grew up in Fastiv, outside Kiev, and moved with his mother and grandmother to Mountain View, California in 1992

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California

At first Koum's mother worked as a babysitter, while he himself worked as a cleaner at a grocery.

By the age of 18 he became interested in programming. He enrolled at San Jose State University and simultaneously worked at Ernst & Young as a security tester.

In 1997, Jan Koum was hired by Yahoo as an infrastructure engineer, shortly after he met Brian Acton while working at Ernst & Young as a security tester. Over the next nine years, they worked at Yahoo.

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In September 2007 Koum and Acton left Yahoo and took a year off, traveling around South America and playing ultimate frisbee.

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Frisbee

Both applied, and failed, to work at Facebook.

In January 2009, he bought an iPhone and realized that the then-seven-month-old App Store was about to spawn a whole new industry of apps.

He visited his friend Alex Fishman and the two talked for hours about Koum’s idea for an app over tea at Fishman’s kitchen counter.

Koum almost immediately chose the name WhatsApp because it sounded like “what’s up,” and a week later on his birthday, Feb. 24, 2009, he incorporated WhatsApp Inc. in California.

WhatsApp became popular in just a small amount of time, and this has caught Facebook's attention.

Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg first contacted Koum in the spring 2012. The two began meeting at a coffee shop in Los Altos, California, then began a series of dinners and walks in the hills above Silicon Valley.

On February 9th, Zuckerberg asked Koum to have dinner at his home, and formally proposed Koum a deal to join the Facebook board.

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Interesting Fact:

Jan Koum was part of a group of hackers called w00w00, where he met the future founders of Napster, Shawn Fanning and Jordan Ritter.

In November 2014, Koum donated $1,000,000 to the The FreeBSD Foundation, and close to $556 million to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF) the same year.

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