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The next iPad Pro 2020 is so interesting

Posted on May 24, 2020 Written by 12editor1

According to sources predicting, the next generation iPad Pro 2020 will be capable of 5G connectivity, mini LED screen technology. They appeal to the most difficult iFan.

Apple launched a new iPad Pro update in March, focusing primarily on the upgraded camera system and the new Magic Keyboard. That is also compatible with the 2018 iPad Pro. The new iPad Pro 2020 Camera includes: LiDAR Scanner new with a 12MP Wide camera as well as an Ultra Wide 10MP camera.

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Inside, the iPad Pro 2020 has a built-in A12Z Bionic processor and 6GB of RAM. Overall, the iPad Pro update in March of this year was no less upgraded than the 2018 iPad Pro.

One of the biggest changes coming to the next generation iPad Pro is the mini LED screen technology. Mini LED promises to bring more visual enhancements, including improved display quality and longer battery life.

Instead of a large backlight distributing the entire screen, a small LED screen made up of many smaller dimmer areas can be turned on and off individually. This allows areas with black content to actually be black because screen elements will turn off completely in that area.

Reports say Apple is interested in adopting mini LED display technology because they offer a wide color gamut. The Mini LED is also said to have higher energy efficiency.

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Meanwhile, OLED displays have problems with burn-in, color shifting and high production costs. Mini LED will solve these problems while still providing the same level of contrast.

For iPads, this is especially noticeable. While the iPhone switched to OLED from the iPhone X, the iPad Pro still uses an LED-backlit display. If the rumors are true, the iPad Pro will be Apple’s first device to switch to a mini LED display. Which will then bring the iPad along with the Mac lineup.

Using the warning drone Covid-19

Posted on March 26, 2020 Written by 12editor1

Many countries use drones to warn people not to gather. It keeps a distance to avoid spreading Covid-19. According to Business Insider, a number of drones have begun to appear in the skies of Nice – France’s fifth largest city – from March 19. These devices will be fitted with additional speakers to alert people to comply with the Covid-19 containment measures.

On some roads, people have heard many messages coming out loud, like “Don’t go out unless there is an emergency”, “Respect for a safe distance”… Drone 06 is a company that provides unmanned equipment for the Nice government. It said in addition to the notification function, the drone will collect images via the built-in camera. Each machine weighs 800 grams and a diameter of 30cm, according to Le Parisien.

The mayor of Nice City, Christian Estrosi, said the number of drones deployed was far too small. And they will increase the time to come and increase the frequency of notifications. According to Nice Matin, after Nice, the government is expected to deploy drones to alert people in other areas. The beaches in the Nice area have been restricted.

Spain also used drones to warn residents to stay indoors instead of going out to limit the spread of Covid-19, according to the BBC. Some videos posted on social networks show that Spanish police used drones with speakers. They demand that everyone leave public areas and return home. The deployment came after the country declared a state of emergency on March 13.

The use of drones was also common in China during the Covid-19 outbreak. However, the country’s approach is more powerful, as the system is equipped with additional face recognition sensor even when wearing a mask. In addition, drones are also used by China and South Korea to spray disinfectants in some areas that are inaccessible to humans.

Leading a company through growth is like raising a child

Posted on March 18, 2020 Written by 12editor1

Get the maturity level of the companies very similar to the maturity level of people. The billionaire’s parents encouraged him to always look at the good side of everyone, not to speculate on the worst and then try to scrape his hair.

If Richard Branson is heard whispering to others, his parents will make him go out and look in the mirror for five minutes. What they mean is he should see for himself how ugly such a behavior is reflected on him.

Richard Branson was also taught that irritability or any other form of anger or aggression was not intended to be of any useful purpose. If not to say is only detrimental to us. One thing his parents made no effort to teach him, it was a way to prevent his excitement from showing.

“The importance of the leadership lessons that we absorb from our parents and after a while, pass on back to the children and the people they work with us” the Virgin Group founder commented. He always sees the maturity of companies very similar to the maturity of people.

It’s like raising a toddler who is very different from shaping a teenager into a framework, and the skill set will probably change a little as the company gets older. The core principles of parenting and company leadership are closely intertwined.

Then comes the more mature stage. Hopefully, they have learned from their mistakes and gone into stabilization, but this stage is also full of risks. Perhaps the biggest is complacency. And once the stage of “middle-aged crisis” was reached, the company easily became idle. And they will spend more time looking in the rearview mirror than rushing to open new paths and trying to find out what opportunities are looming ahead.

What are the Japanese betting on world technology?

Posted on March 12, 2020 Written by 12editor1

Are there a lot of issues that found like the IT industry can solve it? Japanese businesses say “YES”. And they are taken to the Cebit trade show in Hanover, Germany to explain the reason for this.

The modest tutoring helped Japan from a closed, backward country to become a great power with European countries. And by the 1980s, the land of the rising Sun became the leader in creativity. That is what the Japan Business Federation set out to build a new “super-smart society” society. This is also the main content of the presentation at the Cebit trade show.

Society 5.0 will be the fifth step in the social revolution of humanity, with Japan being the leading country. This new society will expand the scope of work for both foreigners and women. These are the two groups of labor that make a negligible contribution to the country’s industry. At the same time they solve the demographic problems that are troubling Japanese managers.

Beyond job creation, the new society will look for a way in which technology can help all people participate in social activities, including the elderly. Instead of fierce competition, technology will bring cooperation with both foreign businesses.

It can be said that, although behind Germany or some European countries in the Industrial Revolution 4.0, the results achieved by Japan are extremely respectable. Although mining data resources is not a new problem because the data has existed for a long time, but only on paper or in Excel files.

At this point, people have only participated in the analysis and processing of information because it requires creative thinking ability, and now machines are still very far from humans.

The idea of society 5.0 has only been implemented initially, so its results are not really impressive and clear. But surely Japanese society will have a drastic change in the near future.