5 things technology will never fix (and why) - battery power storage

Now, almost everyone of us carries a powerful sci-fi device from the future. We have music-playing, video-
Telephone, map, government tracking equipment, these technologies greatly improve the speed and efficiency of our communication, entertainment and rejectionstrings-
A gay relationship.
Seeing this, a tourist came to this time from ten years ago --
A long nap will surprise you.
Someone 20 years ago may be a little lost.
Anyone who arrives here from the age of 80 or earlier must be, they are so useless in our modern world.
But riding on the tail of these wonders of modern technology is a bit of trouble, mistake, and annoyance;
Technology f * k-
Slow us down every day and irritate our ups.
We even lived with them so long that we forgot how big a problem they had, work --
These troubles are now part of our daily lives.
Today, we draw a clear line and are no longer used to lazy technology.
Here are the five technical troubles that still plague our devices every day, which hinder us from joining the future, if you have one of those extraordinary sci-fi phones discussed above, let's get into 5 hits forever, and you may be too familiar with the trend of turning it into a pumpkin every night when the battery dries.
In contrast, the simpler phone we used a few years ago could last for a few days as long as we weren't that popular.
Now we're a nomadic technology band.
Hobos, the phone charger is always on our people, always looking for an empty socket or a friendly stranger with a USB port.
The reason for the collapse of mobile phone life is simple: our mobile phone has made significant improvements ---
Bigger screen, faster processor, stronger Radio-
Much faster than our poor battery.
The same problem is plaguing almost all battery-dependent technologies that actually limit products entering the market.
Especially for electric vehicles, we are greatly limited because of our limited battery capacity.
Now somewhere, due to the same lack of battery power, a scientist sadly gave up the plan to build a vibrator that will give a smile to all of your ancestors.
Because that's what the universe is. that's why.
Seriously, our batteries are basically dead.
Only so much chemical energy can be stored in a certain mass.
We are still improving gradually, but the new capacity will not exceed a few percentage points per year.
Real improvements, like, years or decades later, real games-
Changing technologies like fuel cells and fusion are so far from the horizon that at this point they are closer to science fiction than any other technology.
In the near future, the only progress we may see will not be battery improvements, but more efficient systems.
Handset manufacturers are decreasing
Hungry screen and processor with smarter and less writing
Run selfish software for all this.
4 StorageI can hear you now: "What! ?
Storage media is more dense and fast than ever before!
I have 58 HD lesbian porn movies on my computer.
I can still----ask for?
"These are good views;
Storage media is getting faster and more intensive.
But, you know, in a way, they're still science fiction that tells us that it's never going to be.
Remember the episode where they spent half their time looking for the installation disk for the ship's operating system?
Or, when spook had to send a message to the crew to remind who looked at the important star map file and put it back in the CMS on board? You don't?
Is it possible that it has never happened, because in the future, because even in the future, it will certainly not happen now
2012 sounds good
Go to any office and see if people are still working on files, like emailing themselves, or bypassing the thumb drive, or screaming obscene content in a spreadsheet with links to external files that don't exist.
Obviously, at some point, this will all be solved by cloud technology.
Me and all my heart and accessories are completely on cloud technology;
The biggest improvement in my computing life over the past decade has been when I was installed on various machines.
However, cloud technology is far from perfect, and there are still many obstacles to overcome.
Cloud technology-
Our files are stored somewhere on a decentralized network and can be accessed from anywhere-
In the past few years, there have been so many improvements that you can now live without having to deal with local storage.
But there's a trap inside, if you don't see it, scroll back and think about the normal frequency of cutting these days.
Cloud technology relies on our network, the same changes, rapid improvements, but still no. quite-
A reliable network that has almost a place on this list.
When you are whaling on the 14 th, your internet will be closedyear-
Old players are a worry.
But it disappears when you modify your cloud
Master's thesis in storage?
When the pointer and monitor intersect
This ignores all the non-
Technology, Manpower
Our network, data caps, corporate IT policies, and leet hackers all have relevant nonsense.
Even though cloud technology is cool right now, it will take a while for consumers to fully rely on it, meaning we still have a few years of thumb drives and DVDs to apply charcoal to the cave walls.
3 Voice control so a friend of mine bought a new iphone last week and is showing me Siri (
She skipped the iPhone 4S. .
It was as good as you thought, where, after a few minutes of short negotiations, decided how to pronounce "Bucholz" and ended up calling me.
I picked up a hand and answered the phone.
"Siri, do you think there is a faster way?
I said, asshole.
This prompted me to decide to change my name in her contact to "Assholeish d. ** *", apparently Siri is much easier to pronounce.
I take Siri as an example, but it's not just Apple's problem.
Before finally admitting that Google's voice search function didn't work either, I tried it myself for a while;
Too many searches for the "trance sixteen jurmen Forum" caused my anger and rejected my transgender porn at the time (and am always)looking for.
In fact, every time I see someone trying to speed up by using the voice feature on the phone, I can't help but wonder how quickly it would be more prudent to simply click the command manually.
Because speech recognition is in the past decade, the accuracy of speech recognition has been around 80%, which is too low for reliable speech recognition.
Accuracy becomes better when these systems are restricted to only recognize smaller word lists;
For example, numbers are easily identified, which is why automated call centers are tepid.
Instead of hell fullBlowing sulfurheavy variety.
But when the software has to identify all the possible words that anyone has said, no matter how many computers we throw at the problem, the accuracy will not exceed 80%.
It turned out to be like this.
How we interpret what someone says depends largely on the context in which they say things.
When we speak to a new mom, our ears are more willing to hear the word "birth" and when speaking to a group of randy sailors we hear the word "berths ".
Or say "ice cream" while talking to the kids and say "I scream" while talking to a group of randy sailors ".
Background like this is very difficult for computers, and before we get the actual half hour, it is entirely possible that we will not see any real progress in speech recognition.
Smart computers.
The only problem is that those trying to make half
The smart computer is waiting for someone else to do voice recognition first, and now the two groups just stare at each other and walk around uncomfortable.
2 contentlet's are all cool for a second, just assuming that no one reads the book with pirated music, movies, books or anything. OK?
So, since we're cool and just a little confused, living in a world where we all legally buy all the media we consume, let's see what the experience looks like, and. . . hang on. Where'd it go?
Why can't I put what I have on the widget I have?
This widget is perfect for watching the s ** t I just bought?
Now, almost every piece of content you buy legally will be subject to strict restrictions and will only be available on your own small device ecosystem.
Any attempt you try to move it to a better or more convenient device can lead to huge frustration, or more likely, on you, you are proud to violate any laws you have previously tried so diligently to respect.
Remember the assumptions we made at the beginning?
It turns out that the content owners and their lawyers are not making the same assumptions now, perhaps for good reason.
The Internet's appetite for "everything is free" has hit people who have made everything very bad in the last 15 years or so, in the content we purchased, A large part of software nonsense is related to cracking down on piracy.
Another big question is how permission is split.
The person who actually owns the content will package the rights to different partners;
Someone has the right to sell a piece of content in North America, someone has the right to sell in Europe, someone has the right to sell e-books, etc.
It makes sense from the content owner's point of view;
Different rights purchasers will have different markets and areas of expertise and do not need to have all rights at the same time.
But from the end user's point of view, this approach has set up roadblocks everywhere, especially when we cross these invisible boundaries.
We ended up with devices like Amazon Kindle, a device for reading books.
If you lose two hands in the printer trying to unlock it, pick it up. No one? Nothing? Oh, I'm sorry. Fine.
Everyone put their hands down.
One point I would like to point out is that it is impossible for a just world to allow such a critical technology to basically accumulate continuously.
The printers have stripes, spots and cardboard every day, and their beeps, grinding noise, and incoherent error messages fill our offices.
Don't let me start using ink, oh it's too late, you let me start using ink and watch the ink go out. HALF-
Full cartridge reported as empty.
Because you don't have yellow ink, you don't print a color printer in black and white.
Yellow for f * k. YELLOW!
Who used all the yellow?
What do you mean I can't buy yellow ink? ! ? ! ? !
Printing is actually one of the hardest and most chaotic jobs we often ask our technology to do.
Given the challenge of simply dealing with a lot of paper and ink and all the relevant moving parts, printing things on paper has always been a rather complicated labor
Intensive process.
The fact that we now have reliable printing equipment in every family is a bit remarkable.
Our grandparents will think that we are big kids because of our fuss.
Of course, there are other factors, especially the printers used in our home, which are usually given away free of charge by purchasing computers, software and cartridges.
We should not be too surprised to learn that a cheap-made machine with many moving parts is unlikely to be a model of reliability.
Even if we spend quality, there is no guarantee of bulletproof performance. The high-
The terminal printers and multi-functional devices we see in office settings are rarely bought again;
They brought great years.
The long-term service plan adapts to the fact that there are so many moving parts that things will crash.
Given all the dust, the diversity of paper quality, and the idiots running staples through a document feeder, most printer technicians will point out that being as reliable as they are is a miracle.
They were wrong, though.