My Science Books

Showing posts with label Facebook Facial Recognition. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Facebook Facial Recognition. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 June 2012

FACEBOOK ACQUIRES FACE RECOGNITION SITE

Posted by Unknown at 01:11 No comments:

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

Labels: Cell Phones, Communication, Digital Cameras, facebook, Facebook Face Recognition, Facebook Face.Com, Facebook Face.Com Acquisition, Facebook Facial Recognition, Privacy, Social Media, Video

Older Posts Home

Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

Labels

Electronics and Communication Facebook Face Recognition Facebook Face.Com Facebook Face.Com Acquisition Facebook Facial Recognition GATE PIN CONFIGURATION OF 8085 Silicene Video albert einstien black holes classical physics dark ages dark matter graphene higgs boson large hydron collider lhc light microchip technology microelectronics nanoscale nearby galaxies quantum mechanics transistors universe

Popular Posts

Hawking's 'Escher-verse' could be theory of everything

Stephen Hawking has come up with a way to describe the universe that suggests it may have the same geometry as mind-boggling images by M. C...
GATE Electronics and Communication Syllabus
Technical: Line follower Robot - without using Microcontrolle...

Technical: Line follower Robot - without using Microcontrolle... : Difficulty Rating : 3/10 Ever wanted to make a Line follower Robot, ...
PIN CONFIGURATION OF 8085
Breaking the limits of classical physics
A Rare Look at Quantum Mechanics in Action

In a world where seeing is believing, one of the chief disadvantages of quantum physics, unlike Newtonian physics, is that it’s largely in...
FACEBOOK ACQUIRES FACE RECOGNITION SITE
Glasses-free 3-D TV looks nearer (w/ Video)

A new glasses-free 3-D video system uses three layered LCD panels displaying bizarre patterns (top three images) that collectively produ...
Silicene: substitute for graphene

AFTER only a few years basking in the limelight, wonder material graphene has a competitor in the shape of silicene. For the first ...
Who needs particle accelerators when you can just use black holes?

Blog Archive

▼ 2012 (21)
- ▼ July (5)
- ► June (16)

About Me

Unknown

View my complete profile

Followers

Pages

Home

Total Pageviews

Awesome Inc. template.. Awesome Inc. theme. Powered by Blogger.