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Assignment HCI
Assignment HCI
SEMESTER: 5TH
SECTION: M (A)
SUBMITTED TO: MAM MAHAM TARIQ
SUBMITTED BY: BISMA
ROLL #19145
COURSE TITLE: HCI (Human Computer
Interaction)
COURSE CODE: CSC-507
DEPARTMENT:
COMPUTER SCIENCE
GOVERNMENT COLLAGE WOMEN
UNIVERSITY FAISALABAD
Topic: Top 100 Inventions of past 10
years that belongs to HCI
1: Video Doorbell:
In 2013, Jamie Siminoff went on the TV show Shark Tank with his video
doorbell, the DoorBot, which records activity outside the front door. Though
the panel of judges—excuse us, sharks—didn’t make him an offer that worked
for him, he launched it on his own. He changed the name to Ring, sold it to
Amazon in 2018 for more than $1 billion, and the rest is innovation history.
Sure, we had doorbells and security cameras before this, but this
invention combined the two in a way that was affordable to average
homeowners. “With just about everyone receiving packages, doorstep thieves
have become a major problem,” Mike Falahee, owner and CEO Marygrove
Awning Co. tells Reader’s Digest. “The video doorbell is a widely-used security
measure to deter and capture thieves.” The Ring is only one of the safest smart
doorbells for your home.
Advantages:
1. Know who is at the door
2. Speak to visitors without opening door
3. See who came by when you were gone
4. High-quality video surveillance
5. Powerful component to overall home security
Disadvantages:
1. Not great battery life
2. Strong WiFi network required
3. Can't schedule motion sensor
4. Two-way video would be nice
2: Calculator
The first mechanical calculator was patented in Japan in 1903. With its single
cylinder and 22 gears, it was quite different from the electronic calculators
that today’s students are familiar with. In 1948 a miniature hand-cranked
calculator named the ‘Curta’ was introduced. Although it was pricey, it went
on to become the most popular portable calculator until it was eventually
replaced in the 1970s, when electronic calculators were introduced.
Advantages
3. This technology allows students solve complicated problems quickly
and in an efficient manner.
4. Additionally, it can reduce the problem to simpler tasks and allows the
student to devote more time in understanding the problem.
Disadvantages
1. Dependency. Even though calculators can do the basic operations
instantly, students should not use it all the time.
2. Cheating. The availability of graphic calculators has made it easier for
students to cheat during their tests.
3. High cost.
3: Android
In September 2008 Google released Android, a free mobile operating system
for companies to install onto their new devices. Although that was the
previous decade, it only really started to evolve and improve in the last
decade. It is now on the 10th version and is estimated to be used on over 2.5
billion active devices around the world. Since 2011 Android devices have year
on year outsold iPhone’s and the technology used in the devices keeps on
improving to make thinner, faster and better performing smartphones.
Advantages:
Android Is More Customizable Can change almost anything.
In Android, any new publication can be done easily and without any
review process
Use a Different Messaging App for SMS
Android Offers an Open Platform
Easy access to the Android App Market
Cost Effective
Upcoming versions have a support to save RAW images
Disadvantages:
Usually you need more code on Java than Objective-C.
Complex layouts and animations are harder to code in Android.
Applications contains virus also present in Android Market
A lot of “process” in the background that lead to the battery quickly
drains.
4: Facial Recognition Technology:
Conceived by Woody Bledsoe, Helen Chan Wolf, and Charles Bisson in the
early 1960s, facial recognition technology has exploded over the last decade,
Technical Writer at ProPrivacy Damien Mason tells Reader’s Digest. One of the
most notable examples of facial recognition software is
Amazon’s Rekognition software, which was introduced in 2016.
“On [the] one hand, facial recognition adds another layer of biometric security,
popularized by Apple’s iPhone X as a method of user verification. On the other,
however, it creates a state of mass surveillance that is ripe with exploits and
abuse,” Mason explains. “Sure, it can help to identify and catch wanted
criminals, but it remains a flawed technology with far too many false positives
to be a viable method of policing.”
Advantages:
1. Improved Public Security
2. Fast and Non-Invasive Identity Verification
3. Face recognition helps in online banking
4. Preventing from crimes
5. Increasing safety and security to reducing unnecessary human
interaction labor
6. In some instances, it can even help support medical efforts.
Disadvantages:
1. Threats to privacy
2. Violations of rights and personal freedoms
3. Potential data theft and other crimes
4. There’s also the risk of errors due to flaws in the technology.
Advantages
The advantages of analog devices are that they show the results in a simple or
graphical way within a short time. Real-time transformations in a Digital
Computer require complex programming and graphical programs, but in
analog computers is quite opposite.
Disadvantages
An analog system can be calibrated to produce zero at some point. Any
digital system even when calibrated has a built in uncertainty of half the
value represented by its least significant bit. Either system must be
considered to have additional errors due to the effects of nature on the
measurement.
6: Bioprinting:
The technology of 3D printing—which physical chemist and writer David E. H.
Jones imagined back in 1974—has become one of the most visible innovations
of the past decade. As exciting as many of the possibilities of 3D printing can
be, perhaps the most significant developments have been in the area of
bioprinting.
This first happened in 2012, when otolaryngologist Glenn Green led a team
that bioengineered one of the first synthetic tracheas to stabilize the breathing
of a struggling baby. Another major step forward occurred in 2017, when
Russian company 3D Bioprinting Solutions successfully built and transplanted
a thyroid into a rat.
“While transplants from one person into another can result in complications,
such as the body rejecting the foreign organ, chances of this are drastically
reduced using this method as bioprinting uses the stem cells of the host to
create the organ,” Mason explains. “Whether this eventually extends to entire
limbs or not, it’s clear that this is revolutionary for the medical world.” These
are more of the coolest things ever created with a 3D printer.
Advantages:
1. Faster and more precise than traditional methods of building organs by
hand.
2. Less prone to human error.
3. Less laborious for scientists.
4. Organs unlikely to be rejected after transplantation.
5. Reduced organ trafficking.
6. Decreased waiting times for organ donors
Disadvantages:
1. Questions of liability if a printed object fails.
2. Disputed ownership of the codes and implants produced.15
3. Various ethical concerns.
4. Pricing; availability to only the wealthy.
5. Consumption of large amounts of energy.
6. Emission of unhealthy particles into air.
7: Instagram
Instagram launched at the beginning of the decade in October 2010 and could
never have been predicted how successful it would be. It currently has 1
billion active monthly users and over 100 million photos are uploaded to the
social media platform every single day. It’s only going to get bigger as it
expands its reach and user count. It hasn’t necessarily improved the way we
live apart from our social lives, but it has helped businesses expand and reach
their services and products out to a much wider audience by using the
platform to advertise on. It is estimated that over 2 million businesses
advertise on Instagram.
ADVANTAGES:
Enhances Language Skills.
Nurtures Photography Skills.
Develops Emotional Intelligence.
Knowledge Sharing.
Improves Interpersonal Skills.
Fun Learning.
Improves Project-Based Education.
Increases Learning Productivity.
Disadvantages
Engagement is high but conversion is low. A major issue with Instagram
is that it makes it so easy for users to share, like and comment.
Strict brand enforcement is necessary. ...
Difficult to break through the clutter
8: Semi-Autonomous Car:
The idea of having a car that can drive itself isn’t new. In fact, German
engineer Ernst Dickmanns first created an autonomous van in 1986. But prior
to the last few years, these vehicles were more dream than reality. By 2013,
several major automobile manufacturers—including General Motors, Ford,
Mercedes-Benz, Tesla, and BMW—started developing their own versions of
the self-driving car.
“Sadly, autonomous vehicles aren’t quite on our doorstep, with many kinks to
iron out such as collision avoidance,” Mason explains. The emerging
technology also raises all sorts of ethical concerns, like how a car would
decide how to react under a variety of situations with multiple parties—for
example, whether to protect the passengers in the car, or other drivers or
pedestrians in an accident.
Though we’re not to the point of having a fully autonomous car, major strides
have been made in the development of specific amenities designed to assist
the driver. One example is the 2014 Mercedes S-Class, which has semi-
autonomous features like self-steering, the ability to stay within lanes and
accident avoidance.
Advantage:
1. Decreased the number of accidents
2. Lessens traffic jams
3. Stress-free parking
4. Time-saving vehicle
5. Accessibility to transportation
Disadvantages:
1. Expensive
2. Safety and security concerns
3. Prone to Hacking
4. Fewer job opportunities for others
5. Non-functional sensors
9: The abacus
Counting and calculating may seem like an impossible task without numbers,
but before they existed, counting was done with the help of things like pebbles
and twigs. The invention of the abacus made more complicated calculations
like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division possible. It was first
used by the Greeks around 300 BC, although the abacus we know today comes
from China.
Advantages
It Improves Concentration.
Improves Observation and Listening Skills.
Enhances Visualization and Imagination.
Memory Strengthening as one of the Benefits of Abacus.
Amplify Speed and Accuracy.
Boosts Creativity.
Increases Self-Confidence.
Strong Academic Foundation
Disadvantages
Abacus won't keep consist results sometimes for large calculations of
numbers.
It is heavy so it is difficult to carry.
It takes so much time to learn the things in Abacus.
10: Tablet:
First tablet ever released was the iPad in April 2010 and it was a
revolutionary bit of tech. They worked similar to iPhone’s, but had a massive
9.7″ touchscreen display making it easier to interact with things like games,
watching movies and also working on if you wanted something a bit smaller
than a laptop. If you look at the design of the very first iPad compared to the
current model the design brief hasn’t really changed, they have just improved
things like screen resolution and device thinness but the actual tablet design
language has been unchanged since 2010. Other companies started getting in
on the act with Android tablets, like Samsung and Lenovo. It’s one of those
devices (like smartphones) that just feels natural to use. We don’t expect them
to be going away anytime soon in the future. That’s quite a lot of impressive
tech, and we are excited to see what the next decade has to offer. This is now
our last blog post of the year so we would like to thank everyone for reading
this blog, and keep a look out for more reviews and articles coming in 2020.
Advantages
1. They're so light and portable.
2. You can get connectivity anywhere.
3. A tablet is more affordable than a laptop.
4. Tablets 'wake up' instantly.
5. They make excellent portable entertainment systems.
6. They're great for web browsing.
7. They're handy for giving presentations.
8. You can give one to your
Disadvantages
1. hardware is prone to damage
2. weaker capabilities
3. traditional keyboards are much more comfortable
4. the screen size is too small in comparison with a laptop
5. higher cost
6. do not come with optical drives for use with CDs or DVDs
7. ineffective for the cognition of complex engineering concepts
11: Uber:
Technically, Uber was founded in 2009 as UberCab by Garrett Camp and
Travis Kalanick, but the service really took off over the past decade. What
started off as an app for people in San Francisco who wanted to order a car
ride via their smartphone has turned into a several-billion-dollar worldwide
company and inspired competitors like Lyft and Juno.
Though the concept is similar to taxis—which have been around longer than
cars themselves—there are a few distinct differences. First, no more trying to
verbally tell the driver where you’re doing: with the app, you simply plug in
where you’re going, and GPS will do the rest. Also, Ubers have sprung up in
many suburban and rural areas where taxis traditionally weren’t available,
giving people more transportation options in areas lacking public transit. And
if you regularly use ride-sharing apps, here are 6 money-saving Uber tricks
that you should know.
Advantages:
1. Ratings help to form the basis of relationships.
2. Different service tiers are available.
3. Model year minimums apply to Uber services.
4. It is very easy to contract a vehicle to use through Uber.
5. You can split the fare with Uber.
Disadvantages:
1. There is a dispute on how to classify drivers for Uber.
2. It takes time to become an Uber driver.
3. Uber charges surge pricing and primetime pricing.
4. Drivers sometimes try to game the system for bigger profits.
5. It functions off of an automated system.
13: Facebook
American company offering online social networking services. Facebook was
founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, and
Chris Hughes, all of whom were students at Harvard University. Facebook
became the largest social network in the world, with more than one billion
users as of 2012, and about half that number were using Facebook every day.
The company’s headquarters are in Menlo Park, California.
ADVANTAGES:
1. Inviting atmosphere.
2. Students are comfortable with Facebook.
3. Informal.
4. Promotes collaboration.
5. Facebook’s design promotes social interchange between participants,
thereby increasing collaboration between students working on
activities.
6. Keeps schools current.
7. Students engaged outside of class.
Disadvantages
1. Addiction.
2. According to a study conducted by Leif Denti at the University of
Gothenburg, spending time on Facebook can become addictive.
3. Loss of Productivity.
4. Facebook can be a serious threat to the productiveness of both students
and employees.
5. Malware & Viruses.
6. Identity Theft.
7. Antisocial Behavior.
8. Relationship Problems.
14: Air Frayers:
Fried food is delicious, but unfortunately, it’s not very healthy. That’s what
makes the invention of the air fryer such a food game-changer. The first air
fryer as we know it hit the market in 2010 when Philips introduced what it
coined “Rapid Air Technology.” The idea behind the device is to achieve the
same crispiness as frying food in oil, but using extremely fast-moving air
instead. The air fryer really started appearing on kitchen counters across the
country when Oprah named it one of her “Favorite Things” in 2016. Though
the food cooked in an air fryer doesn’t taste exactly like it would from a county
fair, it is a decent option for those looking to eat healthier. Still not sure how it
works? Here’s exactly what an air fryer does to your food.
Advantages:
1. Easy to clean
2. Easy to use
3. Safe to use
4. Healthier meals
5. Doesn’t take up much space
Disadvantages:
1. It’s quite expensive
2. Too small for large families
3. Burn and dry food
4. Short power cable
5. Can’t find the right air fryer
16: Google+
Remember the clamor for a Google+ invite? A buzzy new social network
unveiled by Google in June 2011 that promised to redefine social networking,
Google+ ended with a whimper earlier this year. Despite failing to become the
next big social network, Google+ served as an incubator for some very
successful products. I think there are many lessons aspiring entrepreneurs
can learn from the rise and fall of Google+ as a product.
Hangouts started as video chat for Google+ users before becoming a
standalone messenger. The idea was so successful, Facebook launched
Messenger soon after—starting the messaging wars.
Advantages:
1. Google plus provides you to follow and comment without any
moderation and make your personality viral in between big profile
people.
2. Google plus provides you to follow stream as you defined in your
circles and it is easy to follow the people at the right time.
3. Google plus provides you latest Google news in the mean of Google
sparks, now you are just add your personal spark to your profile and
make yourself up to date.
4. Google plus provides you to make business deals easily with face to
face and gaining more trust with your clients rather than Skype
calling. Because Google plus now gives you opportunity to get
maximum trust from your clients with video conferencing calling, it
is now easy with Google hangouts.
5. Google plus provides you connect with your same niche professional
peoples and make you more viral between those people and get
more work as well.
Disadvantages:
1. Google plus not helping in Organic results as peoples were think
2. Google plus right now is only seems like for professional work rather
than entertainment social network site as Facebook.
3. Google plus make you visible to everyone, lack of privacy right know
4. Google plus is still not available for everyone. (But already hit 10
million users, Amazing)
5. Google plus not provide you to synchronize different services like
twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook as well.
19: CRISPR
The technology is still in its early days, but there's no denying the
world-changing potential of the gene-editing system known as Crispr.
Essentially a process for slicing out undesired strands of DNA--i.e., disease--
and replacing them with new ones, the tech is being used by scientists and
startups to try to cure diseases from sickle cell anemia to cancer. An ongoing
patent battle between Berkeley and MIT over who owns the right to license
the technology hasn't slowed down its use.
A Chinese scientist revealed in late 2018 that he'd created genetically
modified human embryos, so it's entirely possible we'll look back in a few
decades and say this is where humanity went wrong. But here's to being
optimistic.
ADVANTAGES:
1. The CRISPR-Cas9 system can modify DNA with greater precision than
existing technologies.
2. The CRISPR-Cas9 system offers over other mutagenic techniques, like
ZFN and TALEN, is its relative simplicity and versatility.
DISADVANTAGES:
1. Not efficient
2. Change to the germ line
3. Time consuming
4. Off target effect
5. Research and Responsibilitity
27: Hoverboards:
You may not necessarily see everyone riding around on hoverboards just yet,
but 2015 saw us enter into a tech phase that is at least one step closer to “Back
to the Future.” The first ever hoverboard, The Hendo hoverboard, made its
debut in a video on Kickstarter in 2015 after husband-and-wife team Greg and
Jill Henderson created a functioning prototype.
Advantages:
1. Easy to learn
2. Reasonable cost
3. Portability
4. Convenience
5. Environmental friendly
Disadvantages:
1. You might fall
2. Bad hoverboard catching on fire
3. You can not ride your hoverboard everywhere
29: Venmo
The concept is extraordinarily simple: Send money to people instantly by
tapping a few buttons on your smartphone. Launched by college roommates
Andrew Kortina and Iqram Magdon-Ismail in 2010, Venmo created a new way
for people to split their dining bills or pay their rent and left a generation
wondering how their predecessors ever settled IOUs. The company, which
was purchased by PayPal in 2015, boasts 40 million annual users--a digital
customer base larger than that of most major banks--and expects its 2019
payment volume to exceed $100 billion.
ADVANTAGES:
1. Quick, convenient payments.
2. Free to send money from a bank account or debit card.
3. Low fee for credit card payments.
4. Can pay for purchases at select businesses.
5. Offers a debit card and a credit card.
6. Adds a social element to sending and receiving money
DISADVANTAGES:
1. There's a fee to send money via credit card. Venmo charges 3% of the
transfer total to send money via credit card. Venmo charges a fee for
instant cash-out transfers to your bank account.
Disadvantages
1. Owning your own fax machine can be costly.
2. There is no guarantee that the resolution of the faxed hard copy will be
produced clearly.
3. Speed. Each individual page must be scanned and faxed.
4. Needing Paper
5. Technical Issues
6. Telephone Charges
32: IPad
Mocked by many at the time of its 2010 launch for its name--and for its
awkward size somewhere between a big phone and a small computer--
the iPad has sold 400 million units to date and spawned competitors
from the likes of Amazon, Microsoft, Samsung, and Google. Today,
tablets have become essential devices for business. Just look at how
they've made the food service industry more efficient by replacing cash
registers and helping track inventory. More than one million iPad-native
apps now live in the App Store, touching every industry from real estate
and medicine to education.
ADVANTAGES:
1. Stable
2. Battery
3. Portable
4. Convenient
5. Efficient
DISADVANTAGES:
1. Expensive
2. Storage
3. Restricated customization
4. Compatibility
46: Betamax
Betamax was the earliest version of consumer-level video cassette tape
format, originally released in 1975. Developed by Sony, Betamax was the
standard for magnetic videotape until it became obsolete as the VHS format
appeared and dominated in the 1980s. Surprisingly, Betamax recorders
continued production until 2002 and the cassettes themselves were still
available right up until 2016.
Advantages
1. Betamax, in many ways, was the superior format.
2. Beta had better resolution, less video noise, better sound quality, and
used a better machine to play its cassettes.
Disadvantages
3. This was a major drawback with Betamax tapes. Since they could only
record one hour of TV, consumers were unable to record long length
movies or programs.
4. Sony's engineers wanted to keep the size of the tape down and continue
with the superior picture quality, assuming consumers would prefer
theses aspects.
56: GMAIL
Gmail — the signature email service of Google — has undergone a wide
range of variation, albeit with a face-lif t since its inception.
If you compare the current version of the people’s go-to-email with what it
was ten years ago, you will find not just one but several changes.
Speaking of the features, its integration with Google Drive and Google Docs
has become a lot better. Plus, it has additional features for enterprises and
normal users. It has empowered its users by adding the option to choose their
preferred email addresses. It is a paid service, though.
Today, Gmail has become an essential component of G Suite. From students to
enterprises, it serves all its users alike.
ADVANTAGES:
1. Huge storage space. ...
2. Online anywhere access. ...
3. Cheaper and less manpower (only you!) to maintain. ...
4. Synchronisation with Outlook. ...
5. Store Instant Messages (IM) and video conferencing. ...
6. Easy search and organisation. ...
7. Security of data.
DISADVANTAGES:
1. Storage. Keeping all your emails stored on the Web offers you easy
access from multiple devices -- but if you lose your Internet connection
or Gmail suffers downtime, you can be left without access to your
messages. ...
2. Targeted Advertising. ...
3. Google Integration. ...
4. Labels, not Folders. ...
5. Search Limitations.
5. Bandwidth. ...
6. Health issues.
Advantages
1. No cables required Sharp Display Powerful processor accurate motion
tracking Optional PC tethering with accessory cable.
2. Accurate motion tracking for both headset and controller’s Full software
library Easy to set up.
Disadvantages
1. Addiction –If someone spends an extended period of time in a virtual
environment, they may become addicted to it.
2. Health effects – Extended use of virtual reality can lead to loss of spatial
awareness, dizziness, disorientation, and nausea.
3. Nausea, dizziness, disorientation and a number of other motion-
sickness related symptoms are common with many VR users and this is
exacerbated by the nature of virtual reality:
4. The player's eyes tell their brain they are walking, while their body tells
them that they are still.
Advantages
1. Well-designed, creative, and challenging levels are fun and endlessly
addicting.
Disadvantages
1. Ads and in-app purchases abound, and learning potential is limited.
72. Remote
The first remote intended to control a television was developed by Zenith
Radio Corporation in 1950. The remote, called "Lazy Bones," was connected to
the television by a wire. A wireless remote control, the "Flashmatic," was
developed in 1955 by Eugene Polley.
Advantages:
1. The ability to collect information over large spatial areas; to
characterize natural features or physical objects on the ground; to
observe surface areas and objects on a systematic basis and monitor
their changes over time; and the ability to integrate this data with
other.
Disadvantages:
1. Isolation. It's easy for employees to feel like they're part of a company's
bigger picture when they're in the office and brainstorming with
coworkers every day
2. Decreased Employee Visibility
3. Decreased Work/Life Balance
4. Lack of Relationships Among Coworkers
5. Increased Distractions.
73: Dropbox
Dropbox was founded in 2007 by MIT students Drew Houston and Arash
Ferdowsi as a startup company, with initial funding from seed accelerator
Y Combinator.
Advantages
1. The main advantage of Dropbox is that it is completely free. There
are no upfront charges or any additional charges once you start using
the service.
2. When you register for a Dropbox account, you automatically get 2
gigabytes (GB) of storage space. This is a good amount of storage
space.
Disadvantages
1. Dropbox unfortunately fails to provide users with the latest
technology for searches. The biggest letdown is the lack of metadata
search functionality.
2. Metadata is information about a file, such as the date it was created.
A cloud storage system depends being able to store large amounts of
data and files.
3. Really is the perfect cloud storage solution.
Disadvantages
1. The price. This is by far the biggest con, it's $1400 for a bassinet and I
know that is a really high price tag
2. It's pretty heavy. I will say, I have traveled with the SNOO – I love it
that much
3. There's no storage
4. It doesn't work for all babies
Advantages of PDA
1. Availability – One of the primary preferences of possessing a PDA is the
capacity to stay in contact with individuals through email, text
informing and telephone
2. Association – Another advantage of possessing a PDA is expanded
association
3. Status
4. Broad Internet Connectivity
Disadvantages of PDA
1. Cost – One of the greatest hindrances of a PDA is the expense.
2. Interruption – PDAs may likewise turn into an interruption when
they're not satisfying an authentic need.
3. Restricted in Scope – PDAs are restricted in degree.
4. Time constraint
79: Netflix
Netflix, in full Netflix, Inc., media-streaming and video-rental company
founded in 1997 by American entrepreneurs Reed Hastings and Marc
Randolph. It is also involved in the creation of original programming.
Advantages of Netflix
With Netflix, you can watch any content at any place and at any
time. The quality of content on Netflix is really amazing. One can
take his pick from various genres like action, drama, comedy or
TV shows and documentaries and enjoy watching it on HD.08-Jan-
2016
Disadvantages of Netflix.
1. Limited Regional Selections.
2. An Outdated Library. ...
3. Internet Requirements. ...
4. Data Cap Consumption. ...
5. No Ownership of Media. ...
6. Subscription Value. ...
7. Loss of Channel Surfing.
80: SPOTIFY:
Founded by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon, Spotify actually started as a
small start-up in Stockholm, Sweden. They developed the platform in 2006 as
a response to the growing piracy problem the music industry was facing
ADVANTAGES:
1. Create a Spotify Playlist. ...
2. Assisted Playlisting. ...
3. Organize Playlists in Folders. ...
4. Discover and Save. ...
5. Daily Mixes. ...
6. Download Music and Podcasts to Listen Offline. ...
7. Data Saver Mode. ...
8. Create Collaborative Playlists.
DISADVANTAGES:
Shuffle. One of the major drawbacks of the free version of Spotify
is that you are stuck with the shuffle-only mode, meaning you
cannot select and play a particular song in the playlist. ...
Skip tracks. ...
Listen offline. ...
Music bitrate. ...
Unwanted Ads.
83: Twitter
Twitter was created by Jack Dorsey, Noah Glass, Biz Stone, and Evan
Williams in March 2006 and launched in July of that year.
ADVANTAGES:
Twitter is one the largest social networks on the internet, It is a
free Social Network & very easy to join, you can start tweeting to
promote your work or share your ideas & thoughts, You can
expand your business or website's audience, It is easy to make the
new contacts on Twitter, even outside the circle of friends, ...
DISADVANTAGES:
However, limitations, spamming and the social networking site's
addictive power are common disadvantages many subscribers
encounter on a daily basis.
Posting Limits. Twitter limits each tweet to 140 characters. ...
Follower Limitations. ...
Spamming. ...
Addictive.
Acceptance: Not all retailers use mobile payment terminal thus,
you have to carry your wallet to do shopping.
84: Google Drive
Google Drive is a file storage and synchronization service developed by
Google. Launched on April 24, 2012, Google Drive allows users to store
files in the cloud, synchronize files across devices, and share files.
ADVANTAGES:
Google Drive gives you the power to upload and save a range of
file types — documents, photos, audio, and videos — to Google
servers, or the "cloud." Drive can serve as a backup solution, or as
a way to free up space on your device.
DISADVANTAGES:
One of the major cons of Google Drive is the potential security
risks. There is no password protection feature in Google Drive to
give an extra layer of security to files. ... Once the Google Drive
link is given out, anyone with access to it can use it. That's a
major Google Drive drawback.
85: SELFIE CAMERS:
History. Perhaps the first front-facing camera on a hand-held
device was the Game Boy Camera, released in Japan in February
1998. The Game Boy Camera was an attachment for Game Boy.
The first front-facing camera phone was the Kyocera Visual
Phone VP-210, released in Japan in May 1999.
ADVANTAGE
It boosts self-confidence: Those who suffer from low self-esteem
and confidence level take the help of selfies and social m
‘edia to boost their confidence.
DISADVANTAGES:
1. The biggest disadvantage of the selfie is that it is very risky
because people, especially youngsters, try to take selfies in
dangerous locations and there have been many cases all over the
world where many people have died due to trying to take the
perfect selfie
86: TIKTOK:
Zhang Yiming is a 36-year-old Chinese internet entrepreneur who is
behind successful internet based programmes - though most notably
TikTok
ADVANTAGES:
2. Endless Entertainment
3. Tik Tok can make you Famous
4. Everyone and Anyone Can Edit Tik Tok Videos
5. The Mega Fan Base and Following
6. A suitable Option for Business Promotion
Hangout with your Groupies
You Need Not have specific skills
Disadvantages
1. Fake Accounts and Scams
2. Clickbait Methods
3. Email Scams
4. Overuse and Addiction
5. Offensive Content and Hate Speeches
6. Time Wastage
7. Harassment Tool
Disadvantages
LD disadvantages were obvious. The physical Laserdisc was huge in
size, fragile, and heavy compared to VHS and DVD. LDs could only hold
30 to 60 minutes of content. Storage capacity was inferior to the
competition; VHS could hold up to 3.5 hours of video and today DVDs
can store anywhere from 4.7 to 9.4GB of data.
99: Encyclopedias:
Again this one isn't really a technology, but encyclopedias have been rendered
obsolete by technology, so that counts in our book. These fancy books were
essentially a fountain of all knowledge and facts that you could pick up and
soak up. That is until Google and Wikipedia came along of course. Now access
to information is a lot easier and it's much easier to look up exactly what
you're interested in as well, rather than having to thumb through an index.
Advantages:
1. Depth. Encyclopedia entries are longer and more detailed than those in
most dictionaries.
2. Accuracy. Knowledgeable and experienced scholars work together in
order to research and organize error-free encyclopedias.
3. Clarity.
4. Readability and Format.
100: Michelin Airless “vision” Tire:
For over a century, Michelin has been committed to offering our customers
the best tire at the best price in each segment of the market and setting the
standard in quality of service. To help us progress together, our principles
must also be yours.
Advantages:
1. A technology that eliminates the risk of flats and rapid pressure loss and
reduces environmental impact. VISION eliminates the need for air with
a revolutionary structure capable of supporting the vehicle, while also
delivering a safe, comfortable ride.
2. Without air, flat tires and pressure loss are no longer an issue.
Disadvantages:
1. The air in the tires can often absorb impact of a hole or bump because of
its high suspension capabilities. On airless tires, the suspension would
be lower, resulting in a rougher ride.
2. Sure, your tires won't need to be checked, but your car certainly will.
This could cause more harm to your vehicle than good!