Nokia HumanForm was created in a joint effort to translate the most promising new nanotechnologies into meaningful user experience, prototype those for decision making; and transfer and set aspiration for future portfolio. The project is a key to bring significant user experience benefits to the market thereby creating mindshare and value share through nanotechnology enabled experiences.

Nokia HumanForm is a visionary solution for a dynamically flexible device beyond touch screen and voice communication where technology is invisible and intuition takes over.

Natural interactions are enabled with a kinetic user interface. The concept and a follow-up Nokia Kinetic Device prototype were launched in Nokia World 2011.

 

 

 

 All this will be possible with the Nano technology, if you want to learn more about it and how will change our future see the next video that Nokia Research shares:

 

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The January/February 2012 issue of Java Magazine is out and you can read or download a copy here. You have to be a subscriber to see the links.

For Java to remain relevant in the age of cloud computing, the standards need to evolve to meet new deployment and management requirements. This issue takes you inside that process to learn how Java EE 7 will accomplish this goal.

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Between January and Febrary 2012 The University of Standford will begin a new edition of open free courses for the whole world, There are 13 courses which goes from Computer Science to Entreperneurship, all of the clases are going to be leaded for prestiguious teachers from the university.

Its really good!! do not miss this great chance, not just to learn, but also to be part of one of the biggest e-learning from this times.

Every course has conferences, downloable videos, notes, tasks, exams and more. You can access to the videos everywhere, through Youtube, iTunes and MP4. Once the student gets over succesfully with all the course they will get a "certificate" singed by the professor.

No doubt that Stanford is pointing a new way for the "Open Knowledge" movement.

If you want to be part of it, check the links below, I am already subscribed =D

Computer Science

1. Software Engineering for Software as a Service . Armando Fox and David Patterson, Febrary 2012.
2. Computer Science 101 . Nick Parlante , Febrary 2012.
3. Machine Learning . Andrew Ng, January  2012.
4. Human-Computer Interaction . Scott Klemmer, January  2012.
5. Natural Language Processing . Chris Manning and Dan Jurafsky,  January  2012.
6. Game Theory . Matthew Jackson and Yoav Shoham, enero 2012.
7. Probabilistic Graphical Models . Daphne Koller, January  2012.
8. Cryptography . Dan Boneh, January  2012.
9. Design and Analysis of Algorithms I . Tim Roughgarden, January  2012.

Entrepreneurship

1. The Lean Launchpad . Steve Blank, Febrary 2012.
2. Technology Entrepreneurship . Chuck Eesley , January  2012.

Civil Engineering

1. Making Green Buildings . Martin Fischer , January  2012.

Electrical Engineering

1. Information Theory . Tsachy Weissman , march  2012.

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