Linkedin Answers

It had been an hectic time over the last fortnight due to some personal emergencies ....

I recently visited linkedin after a long time to acknowledge the invitation of a colleague. I liked the Linked Answers introduced recently. Many might say that these are based on the Groups structure provided by Google/ Yahoo or others. I do agree on the concept, but still once again I prefer this as you could match the authors, of the responses, to what field they are in, what work they do, etc - giving a correlation to what they answer and who they are. This is mroe better than most of the respondents who maintain their anonimity in the other open groups.

Hoping to contibute more in these answers....
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Anonymous said...

Hello dear sir;

You asked on LinkedIn.com for the next killer apps in Household tech.

I was a bit lame... on LI.

Here is a correction:

1. Some dude invented a theory to load handy , PDA, etc. batteries by "induktive Kopplung" i.e. evanescent fields, through the air, like Thomas Galva wanted to.

Paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0611063/

2. TRIPS structure for processors, i.e. Tera-op, Reliable, Intelligently Adaptive Processing System

www.cs.utexas.edu/users/cart/trips/publications/micro06_trips.pdf

3. Augmented Reality... You know you have GPS on your handy cell phone and you see a building, and thephone gives you historical and architectural facts. alternatively, you use data goggles to reconstruct historical buildings. There are semi-transparent glasses who allow that.

4. The Japanese invented that ultra-flat screen, that are thin like paper and flexible... Those are killer apps for ultrathin cell phones/

P.S. We must connect through LinkedIn.com You have no email available and I don't have direct mail. Sou I ask you humbly to connect please.

Robert B.

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