It’s not a secret that all the huge players on the printing market are taking their printers to the cloud to meet the increased demand of smartphones and tablets’ users accessing remote documents. Dell is n’t an exclusion. But unlike the other brands making mobile printing more easy and available, Dell has done it a… Continue reading Dell Heading Towards Cloud With Its New Printers
A flood attack has been popular among hackers for years. It’s a kind of attack to take down a website by raising false traffic. Usually, such action is done through a malware on an infected PCs. (We could have seen it in the top movies like Transformers and Die hard 4). The new type of… Continue reading Routers And Printers Could Be Used In Hackers’ Attacks
Hewlett-Packard is always in the edge of innovations. This time the company renovates its toner cartridges. It aims to change about 70 per cent of the technology of toner cartridge production to catch up with the advances recently found during the creation of the new line of multi-function laser jet printers.
The fourth dimension here is time. The researchers from the University of Wollongong, Australia, have invented a way to change a form of a 3D-printed object long after it’s printed under the influence of temperature, pressure or water. It becomes possible due to a special gel, and could be used in extreme environments like deep… Continue reading 4D Printing Technology—Science Fiction No More
Do you remember how amazing it was to get instant photos from the first Polaroid cameras? That feeling of childish joy and happiness from the play! It’s long gone with the great amount of newly invented gadgets in cellular, photography and printing areas. Now Polaroid’s decided to upgrade its pocket printers for mobile printing of… Continue reading A New Mobile Photo Printer From Polaroid
Epson is the main sponsor of ISA International Sign Expo-2015—the oldest annual show for everybody in sign and visual communications industry. This year it took place in Las Vegas, Nevada, where all the novelties from about 580 companies were shown. Among them, Epson has launched its new SureColor S-Series line of 64’ solvent inkjet printers,… Continue reading New Epson SureColor S-Series line represented in Las Vegas
Have you ever noticed extra-small barcodes or highly-legible alphanumeric multi-line codes on different products (small-diameter cables, integrated circuits)? It’s hard to imagine, but there are printers capable of printing them on very small items. Two new Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) printers from Videojet Technologies—the 1650 High Resolution (HR) and the 1620 HR—aim exactly for such needs… Continue reading New Continuous Inkjet Printers From Videojet Technologies
Everyone surely remembers the killer robot, T-1000, played by Robert Patrick, that rises menacingly from a puddle of molten metal in “Terminator 2”. This scene has inspired the scientists headed by Joseph DeSimone, a professor of chemistry at University of North Carolina and a founder of the Carbon3D company, to invent a new technology of… Continue reading Breakthrough Technology In 3D Printing Inspired By Terminator 2 [VIDEO]
The novelty has already been tested in Europe. For example, in Germany. The Lutzenberger construction firm, employed in large-scale civil engineering, installed Scan Stations and as a result simplified the process of digitizing all its paperwork including invoices, quality control documentation, proof of delivery information and so on.
“Fax? Really?” you may ask. Does anybody still use it? Yes, it’s true. In our very fast moving time of Internet services a fax still lives. According to a research of Opinion Matters firm, 72% of U.S. businesses still rely on paper-based faxing. So, no matter the size of the company, there are standard fax… Continue reading Secure Fax—To Be Or Not To Be?