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Wednesday, 3 September 2014

7 Mysterious Treasures the World Is Still Looking For

7 Mysterious Treasures the World Is Still Looking For

Time to channel your inner Jack Sparrow. Buried treasures aren't just pirate myths. While there are a few legendary pirate booties still allegedly floating around, troves of valuable items still await claim.From stolen Aztec gold to missing European art work, here are seven antiquated treasures at large around the world.


1. The Treasure of La Noche Triste
Location: Beneath Mexico City
In late June 1520, the Aztecs finally had enough of Hernan Cortes and the Spanish conquistadores. As the indigenous army drove their Spanish conquerers out of the capital city of Tenochitlan, Cortes commanded his men to gather as much gold and treasure as they could, stuff it in their armor and bolt for their ships.
There were two big problems though: Tenochitlan was in the middle of a lake, and gold is really heavy. This made it easier for the Aztecs to throw the Spanish over causeways and bridges, then drown beneath the weight of armor and gold.
The events of "La Noche Triste" (The Sad Night) submerged a massive amount of Aztec treasure in the waters around Tenochitlan, but Mexico City now sits on top of the dried basin.
2. The Treasure of Lima
Location: The Coco Islands
In 1820, English Captain William Thompson had a basic task: Take a treasure trove from Lima, Peru and bring it to Mexico intact. The haul never got there, though; Thompson is believed to have stashed it somewhere in the Coco Islands, 350 miles off the coast of Costa Rica.
Treasure seekers have been hunting it down for ages — even former U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt took a shot with friends in 1910.
The collection of gold coins and statues, jewels and jeweled swords, crowns and bars of gold and silver is worth $269 million today.
3. Col. John Singleton Mosby's Loot
Location: Somewhere near Haymarket, Virginia
With his Partisan Rangers, Confederate Col. John Singleton Mosby pulled off a risky raid on Union forces at the Fairfax Courthouse on March 9, 1863. Not only did he and his troops capture 42 union soldiers, but Mosby also looted the quarters of Union General Edwin H. Stoughton.
There, Mosby found a slew of family heirlooms for Virgina families that Stoughton and his forces took.
But as Mosby and company bailed, they encountered a large contingent of Union troops west of Haymarket, Virginia. Mosby gave the treasure to his most trusted sergeant to bury so Union forces couldn't grab it in battle. The treasure still hasn't been found.
4. Nuestra Señora de Atocha's Lost Cargo
Location: The Florida Keys
Part of this treasure has already been found, but that doesn't mean you can't get a little piece of the action yourself.
On September 6, 1622, a Spanish treasure ship — La Nuestra Señora de Atocha, or, "Our Lady of Atocha" — got caught in a hurricane near the Flordida Keys on the way back to Spain. The ship slammed into the shallow coral reefs about 35 miles from the islands, submerging almost all the crew and the entirety of the fortune 55 feet deep.
Part of the treasure was found on July 20, 1985 by American treasure hunter Mel Fisher. He claimed $500 million of lost cargo, but 17 tons of silver bars, 128,000 coins, 27 kg of emeralds and about 35 boxes of church gold are still missing, according to the ship's manifest.
Now, Fisher runs a treasure diving company that take patrons looking for the remainder of the riches. Divers frequently find coins, but no one has found the whole hidden trove yet.
5. Treasure at the bottom of Lake Guatavita
Location: Lake Guatavita, Colombia
When gold ends up under water, it's usually an accident. But a tribe of indigenous people in modern day Colombia had their priest cover himself in gold dust and toss gold into Lake Guatavita as an offering to its water god, as the tale goes.
There have been several attempts to drain the lake and dig for the gold, but the Colombian government now prohibits anyone from trying.
6. European Treasures Stolen by the Nazis
Location: The bottom of Lake Toplitz, Austria
As Nazis terrorized parts of Europe throughout the 1930s and '40s, they often plundered the homes of the people they conquered for art and other valuable objects.
When the tide of World War II turned against them, many Nazis began destroying and hiding what they took. They eventually dumped a great deal of it into Lake Toplitz, in neighboring Austria. Austria rarely lets anyone try to find what was sunken in the lake.
7. Lost Confederate Gold
Location: Near Washington, Georgia
The Confederacy was crumbling toward the middle of 1865, and as the South prepared to surrender, the Confederate government had to figure out what to do with the remainder of its treasury. There's a long, convoluted history of how the different Confederate banks were liquidated, but there's allegedly a stash of gold buried somewhere near Washington, Georgia, then worth about $140,000.

Saturday, 16 August 2014

Google Drive vs. One Drive vs. Dropbox: Which storage app works best?

Google Drive vs. One Drive vs. Dropbox: Which storage app works best?

If smartphones had unlimited storage, we’d have all our favourite movies, music and photos saved right onto our phones, carrying them everywhere we went. Sadly, we are yet to see a smartphone with capabilities that advanced. In fact, extra storage can cost quite a premium. To put this into perspective, the 64GB iPhone 5s costs an eye-watering Rs 71,500 – Rs 18,000 more than the 16GB version.

 

Thank heavens for storage apps! Not only can you store a lifetime’s worth of photos, music and documents on an 8GB smartphone, but you can also access them from multiple devices and maintain backups. Move over physical storage options – cloud storage apps you can save you time, space as well as the money you’ll be spending on memory cards.

 

Many smartphones come pre-equipped with storage apps. Motorola provides 50GB of Google Drive storage with its Moto devices; while phones running on the Windows Phone operating system come with nearly 20GB of One Drive storage. But the perfect storage app may vary depending on how you intend to use it. Here’s a look under the hood helping you find out what each cloud service has to offer and which one will suit you best.

 

Automatic photo upload

Both Dropbox and One Drive have the option to automatically transfer photos from your phone to the cloud. This allows you to delete old photos and free up space on your phone. While you can upload photos to Google Drive, you’ll have to do so manually as there’s no ‘Automatic upload’ feature.

 


Camera backup on One Drive and Dropbox

 

Creating and editing documents

With Dropbox, you can open office documents such as spreadsheets and Word files. But you can’t edit them from within the app. However, are given the option to open files on any document-editing app such as Google Drive or Office Mobile.

 

One Drive opens documents, spreadsheets etc on Office Mobile – Microsoft’s free Office app for mobile. If you don’t have it installed, the app asks you to download the app so you can proceed. This is the default setting, but you can change this by un-checking Office Mobile in the settings.

 

You can’t edit documents in Google Drive either – it makes use of office apps such as Google Docs or Office Mobile for editing documents.

 

Privacy

If you intend to save personal files on the cloud, you can’t possibly ignore its privacy features. All the three apps – Dropbox, One drive and Google Drive ensure that files are private, unless you choose to share them with others. However, Dropbox and Google Drive also includes an option to lock the app with a passcode so that no one other than you can access the stored files.

 


Locking features in Dropbox and Google Drive

 

Sharing

Sharing is Google Drive’s strongest feature, which gives it an edge over Dropbox and One Drive. You can either choose anyone with the link to access your files, or assign specific people who can view, comment or edit photos.

 

Both Dropbox and One Drive let you share files only by sending the link to the files. The receiver gets a copy of the file and cannot make changes or add comments to the original file.

 

Features

Dropbox has some of the best features out of the the three options. It comes with a linking system, which allows you to connect your desktop to your Dropbox account. This it does by just clicking a picture of your desktop screen.

 


The Dropbox app lets you link to a computer in three steps

 

One Drive comes with 18GB of free storage space, while Google Drive comes with 15GB. Dropbox comes with 2GB of free storage when you sign up, though it increases as you use the app. For example, you get extra space every time you add a new device to Dropbox such as your smartphone or PC. Unlike One Drive and Google Drive, Dropbox does not have any file-size restrictions either.

 

All the three storage apps let you print, delete and move files between folders from within the app.

 

Verdict

While all the three cloud apps are excellent for basic use, Dropbox tops the list for its flexibility, privacy and range of features.

 

Dropbox: iOS|Android|Blackberry

Google Drive: iOS|Android|Windows Phone

One Drive: iOS|Android|Windows Phone|Blackberry

Sunday, 29 June 2014

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Friday, 13 June 2014

MY STORY WITH MICROSOFT


My Story: "How Microsoft has impacted your life and how you plan to bring a change to the society being a Microsoft Student Associate?"


First of all I want to start with my one line vision for MSA which is: 
Let’s SHARE, CARE and GROW together!

Microsoft, a Big Name and I think today no one would say that he/she didn't heard about this company. Well talking about Microsoft in my life then I simply say the Knowledge, the Skill which I've gained today is all because of Microsoft. It seems to be awkward but 12 year ago I was dumb in Computer, the thing which I know is that how to Turn On a Computer and start a Game. But When I heard My Dad talking about Microsoft and then I also got interest in Computer Field. Now in free time also, I usually read about Microsoft Company Profile, how it is organized by Bill gates after this I search about various Products of Microsoft i.e. Windows, Office, Windows Phone, Bing, Xbox, Skype and last but the latest about which I am very interested is NOKIA DEVICES.

Microsoft also launched many Program which help me out for getting a Professional Assistance and the example of this supports are Microsoft Virtual Academy.

Because of Microsoft and few other tech companies only I’m the owner of this Blog. The impact of Microsoft in my life is like the HEART AND SOUL of each and every electronic devices like PC's, Tablets, Smartphones etc. Well I think Microsoft also plays an important role in other Student's Life. The Main Motive of My Blog is to Spread Technical Updates and support to Engineering Student.

Well now I want to talk about my future plan which will be Executed as a MSA. Microsoft is one of the best and most popular organisation among every other every student is also attached with Microsoft directly or indirectly. In most of the college campuses like mine there is still a huge gap between students and Microsoft like many of students doesn't know all the services and software provided by Microsoft. And I want to minimize this gap so that there must be proper awareness among all the students and they could know better what Microsoft is really capable of.

So, as I’m applying from Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh situated Institute i.e. DIT School of Engineering(DITSE) my first target is to spread update and enhance skills of student of My Institute and my neighbor Institutes i.e. Institutes situated nearby my college campus. Since my college is situated in an area where there are more than 25+ other engineering college so I believe that my Vision will definitely bring a huge and sudden change among all the students of Knowledge Park area Greater Noida.

My first step towards this target is a combine seminar on some technology updates like Cyber Security, Programming Languages Workshop and other technical activities like coding challenges etc. Workshop and Seminar will not only make them updated but also they’ll get extra knowledge about Microsoft and about the technologies like HeartBleed Vulnerability, Web Designing Advancement ( Bootstrap ) etc.


If budget comes in my way then apart from workshops I would be arranging some introductory classes for students like ASP.NET with C# which would be very helpful for the students for their Mini-Projects and Final-Projects. And during these courses we can provide students some introduction of MSSQL Server which will help in Database Connectivity. And the interest of the students will automatically do the rest of my work.

Having knowledge about technology is not a single step of my Plan. The second and the simple step towards this target is by making them to implement this knowledge because any Technical Knowledge is useless if you can’t even implement It. I’ll Introduce Some Technical Event in which the candidates will be assigned with a Project and after which they’ll get support from us.

Now you all are surprised that how can I implement this Plan without any Financial Aid. Well I want to tell you that spreading knowledge is my main aim and for financial aid I’ll use my monetized money of this Blog .

My third and the last Step for my target is to make a blog where all Microsoft product are described and also the Tutorial to use them Azure, Windows App Development and Cloud Computing is one of them.

It will be a pleasure for me to be selected as MSA for the Year 2014. Because being a Microsoft Member is one of the Greatest Achievement for me. But my primary aim is to help the society and make them updated with these Microsoft Technologies.

We at DITSE have capacities to come up with such out of the box ideas and being a MSA, I am positive that I can take these messages to every student so that everyone at least gets to try and make a difference.
Thank you for taking your time and hearing me out.


Friday, 6 June 2014

Everything You Need To Know About the New OS X 10.10 Yosemite

Everything You Need To Know About the New OS X 10.10 Yosemite

At the annual Worldwide Developers Conference 2014, Apple didn’t only announce the upcoming iOS 8 mobile operating system, they also unveiled their next-generation OS X 10.10 Yosemite. The new OS follows the footsteps of OS X Mavericks, and comes with a handful of new features on board. The good news is: it will be available this fall as a free upgrade for people running on OS X 10.9 Maverick.

OS X 10.10 Yosemite will come with a cleaner user interface, with flatter icons and translucent bars. As we said, it has taken some of the design cues from iOS, and features improved features, icons, buttons and even a new system font for improved readability. There’s also a dark mode that dims the entire interface for improved focus while you’re working.

Apple has also improved the notification center in the new version, giving users a lot more detail. There’s a Today View in the notification center, which give users an overview of everything, such as upcoming events, reminders, stock information and more. You can even add widgets from the Mac App Store to customize the notification center, and display the things which matter to you.

There’s an improved spotlight search as well — it went through some enhancements on iOS as well. In addition, the built-in apps have received major updates as well, including Mail, Messages and Safari. Apple also introduced a new app called iCloud Drive, which is a Dropbox alternative, and give users the ability to save their files in the cloud so they are accessible on every device — Mac, iPhone, iPad and even Windows PCs. Thew new messages app gives users the ability to receive and respond to iMessages, and SMS messages on their Mac.

Another interesting feature is the ability to make and receive calls on your Mac. OS X 10.10 Yosemite and iOS 8 works in conjunction with each other, so that you can make and receive calls on your Mac, no matter where your iPhone is in your house. It’s not just the phone calls, the messages on your iPhone are also available on your Mac. Now, if you are working, you don’t have to look for your iPhone if you receive a message — iMessage or SMS — and respond it directly.

There’s a new Handoff feature as well, which was discussed in iOS 8 as well, and lets users connect all their Apple devices, and work with them. You can continue on any device you own, for example, if you started writing an email on your iPad, and decided to switch to your Mac, you can continue it from where you left off on the iPad.

The new OS X 10.10 Yosemite also features a new Instant Hotspot feature, which basically uses your iPhone as a hotspot. There’s no setup required, and it will connect to your iPhone when both devices are in range. It will be displayed in the WiFi menu on the Mac, and shows the amount of battery left as well as the signal strength. Interestingly, it will disconnect from the hotspot when it’s not in use to save the battery life on your iPhone.

The new OS X 10.10 Yosemite will be released later this fall, possibly alongside the iOS 8. However, if you’re an enrolled developer, you’ll be able to grab it from the online Apple portal. Apple also said there will be a public beta later this summer so that normal users can try the new OS and give their feedback

Thursday, 5 June 2014

Moto E, Moto G and Moto X Start Receiving Android 4.4.3 KitKat Update

Moto E, Moto G and Moto X Start Receiving Android 4.4.3 KitKat Update

Motorola, soon after Google released the Android 4.4.3 KitKat factory images for Nexus devices, on Tuesday announced the same update for its Moto E, Moto G and Moto X.
In a blog post, Steve Horowitz, SVP, Software Engineering, Motorola said, "We are excited to announce some icing on top of the, well, KitKat. Starting today [Tuesday], we are rolling out Android 4.4.3, KitKat, which was just released by Google."

The company notes that the latest Android 4.4.3 KitKat update for Motorola handsets will start rolling out this week, with the first recipients listed by Motorola. Moto X T-Mobile users will receive the update first, while Moto G users in the US, who bought the smartphone online (also includes Moto G 4G LTE), and the Moto G users in Brazil, will receive the first updates for the handset.

For the Moto E, US users who bought the handset online will receive the update first. The company also notes that the Moto E will be receiving the next major Android update (as yet unspecified) as well, and added, "Consider this the cherry on top."

The company has announced that the Android 4.4.3 KitKat update for Moto E, Moto G and Moto X can be expected to be rolled-out globally in the coming weeks.

According to Motorola, the new Android 4.4.3 KitKat update for Moto E, Moto G and Moto X brings an improved dialler with updated interface; stability, framework and security fixes, as well as enhancements to the power profile capabilities.

Motorola has also listed the changelog for the Android 4.4.3 KitKat update for all three Moto smartphones. The Moto E will be receiving an updated phone dialler with a new graphical layout and colours to get better consistency and usability.

The Moto G, on the other hand, will be receiving a new pause video recording feature on the viewfinder; an updated phone dialler, much like the Moto E, and access to Motorola Alert, which is an app that sends periodic alerts with the user's location to selected contacts.

Lastly, the Moto X receives camera enhancements such as improved image quality with consistent exposure and flash colouring, as well as better photos in low light conditions using front camera.

The update for Moto X also brings ability to pause video recording with a pause/resume button on the viewfinder, much like the Moto G update. The Moto X also receives the updated phone dialler and can now download the Motorola Alert app.

In addition, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition also started receiving Android 4.4.3 KitKat update. The new update for Galaxy S4 GPE brings usual fixes for bugs and improvements to security, and stability