Monday, August 31, 2009

TOYOTA DEVELOPING ANTI-DRUNK DRIVING DEVICE

Now we can't drive our own vehicle when we drink alcohol.Toyota Motor said Monday it was developing anti-drunk driving equipment that would lock the ignition of a vehicle if high levels of alcohol are detected in the driver.

The system features a hand-held breathalyser, equipped with a digital camera, that detects alcohol consumption and photographs the driver's face for identification, a company statement said.

If the driver tests positive, the system either warns him or her, or locks the vehicle's ignition depending on the level of alcohol detected, Toyota said.

The car maker is conducting tests with affiliate truck maker Hino Motors, and will install the equipment in selected trucks and other vehicles of fleet customers that include companies and government organisations.

The device will alert fleet administrators if the driver is detected with excessive alcohol levels, Toyota said.

Nissan Motor is currently developing similar equipment. In the United States, certain states earlier this year passed legislation requiring drunk driving offenders to install breathalyser ignition locks in their cars.

Source: physorg.com

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

CHECK YOUR NEW GOOGLE PAGE RANKING

NOW Google is making some changes to its search engine.This may affect your web site position in Google ranking like mine.
you can also compare your present and future ranking here

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

PAY MAIL

NOW WE HAVE TO PAY PER EMAIL WE SEND .YAHOO PLANS TO CHARGE SEND MAIL SO HAS TO REDUCE SPAM..

Yahoo! wants to reinvent the postage stamp to cut spam. Researchers are testing a scheme where users pay a cent to charity for each email they send – so clearing their inbox and conscience simultaneously.

You may see less spam these days, but it is more abundant than ever, making up more than 90 per cent of all email sent globally. Most is intercepted by anti-spam programs that filter mail by its origin or content.

Yahoo! Research's cent Mail's resurrects an old idea: that levying a charge on every email sent would instantly make spamming uneconomic. But because the cent paid for an accredited "stamp" to appear on each email goes to charity, Cent Mail's inventors think it will be more successful than previous approaches to make email cost. They think the cost to users is offset by the good feeling of giving to charity.

MAY BE OR MAY NOT BE, SPAM CAN BE REDUCED BUT SENDING MAILS THROUGH YAHOO WILL DEFINITELY REDUCED..

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

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