Wilbur Tech

It wasn't long ago when people used to go out with a pen with them. Pen was an important part of education. Still students have to carry pens in their bags. We take pens with us while sitting for an exam. The problem is technology which seems might destroy the way how we write. Nowadays we all own smart phones. That's smart phone is killing the way we write anything as well as taking notes. Now you don't have to carry a pen along with pieces of papers. Even the computers and laptops are destroying our handwriting by making us used to with typing. As a result, we can type faster than ever comparing with write using our fingers. Sometimes people have difficulty recognizing their own handwriting if they write something accidentally after long time. In many rich schools and colleges you'll often notice that students use laptops and tablets instead of books. Even no one now cares about spelling mistakes anymore thanks to the technology. If you have Wi-Fi or Internet co...

On the 12th of September, Apple introduced iPhone X at an event in Cupertino, Calif, on Tuesday at the Steve Job’s theater. iPhone x also comes with iPhone 8 and iPhone 8+. It has been 10 years since the first iPhone appeared that is why Apple is celebrating its 10 years anniversary by naming it iPhone X. It is roman and the pronunciation is not ‘ex’ rather ‘ten’. Here are all you want to know about this new sensation!  • This premium phone is priced at $999. It is the most expensive iPhone model ever. It will start shipping from November 3. • The phone X comes with a new super retina screen known as OLED technology. Now the display can be made thinner, lighter and brighter with better color accuracy and contrast. No doubt that the display is miles away better than its predecessor, ‘LCD’. • The iPhone has an edge-to-edge display which covers entire face eliminating the borders around the screen. There is no room for physical home button as Apple dit...

A rumor has developed since last summer, whether Apple is going to introduce their, own payment system in this year? Sources confirm that Apple may be announcing their own payment system after this fall iPhone event. It can be assumed that Apple will name their payment system as “Apple Cash”.  However it can be suggested that company’s Venmo-like service is still very early in development. Apple new payment service would include a major partnership with Visa, which will allow users to obtain digital pre-paid cards that would run on Visa's debit network but be tied directly into Apple's peer-to-peer service, and could also be added into Apple Pay. Thus users could get pay through Apple cash without having to wait for it to clear to their bank account. Apple is planning not to charge the users to use the new service. Apple wants a chaos free payment service, so that users can spent their money where they wants. The new payment system will be a hassle free system, wh...

AT&T announced that, they are planning to release their 5G network in about 20 cities by the end of 2017. However the company has started their operation but it seems a hard way down to the success. By saying 5G evolution, AT&T is not going to give the full facility of 5G network. On the other hand 5G evolution is not 5G network but it has a better performance than 4G. 5G evolution is actually a new packet of 4G but then again it performs better than 4G. The new network is limited and can only used by Samsung Galaxy S8 or Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus user. By using this network people can download faster than they have downloaded before in 4G. 5G Evolution will cover only 20 areas, which include San Francisco, Nashville, Boston, Chicago, Atlanta, Austin and Los Angeles. The network is already rolling out in some parts of Austin and Texas. As for hardware, we could see several more devices that take advantage of the new network this year.   

In modern days cricket umpire often takes the help of technology before taking the decisions. Now a day the ‘REVIEW’- system has a role to play in Cricket. Umpire’s decision has been reversing by taking the ‘REVIEW’. Now the time has come to look up the technologies that are using to take those decisions. For last few days some technician are busy to take an accuracy test about the technology that is widely used in modern day cricket at the University of Oval. Since 2009 the ball tracking system is designed and operated by Virtual Eye. Basically it judges the LBW (Leg before Wicket) dismissals and the other technical support in cricket. The DRS (Decision Review System) has several criteria to follow, such as hot spot, snicko and the zing bails. Now ICC (International Cricket Council) has decided to test the accuracy on those technologies. ICC general manager Geoff Allardice is in Dunedin to help the technician. The whole work is leading by the Engineers from the Massachus...