10 Million self-driving cars will be on the road by 2020

Google Self-Driving Car

         It is any in a range of autonomous cars, developed by Google X as part of its project to develop technology for mainly electric cars. The software installed in Google's cars is named Google Chauffeur. Lettering on the side of each car identifies it as a "self-driving car". The project was formerly led by Sebastian Thrum, former director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and co-inventor of Google Street View. Thrun's team at Stanford created the robotic vehicle Stanley which won the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge and its US$2 million prize from the United States Department of Defense. The team developing the system consisted of 15 engineers working for Google, including Chris Urmson, Mike Montenegro, and Anthony Levandowski who had worked on the DARPA Grand and Urban Challenges.

        Self-driving cars are no longer a futuristic idea. Companies like Mercedes, BMW, and Tesla have already released, or are soon to release, self-driving features that give the car some ability to drive itself.

Tech companies are also trying to pioneer the self-driving car. Recently, Google announced that it would be testing its prototype of a driver less car on roads this summer in California. 

In an in-depth report from BI Intelligence, we analyze the self-driving car market by analyzing the current state of the self-driving car and provide an in-depth analysis for how we see the self-driving car progressing over the next five years. Our in-depth analysis describes the economic impact that self-driving cars can have and look at the current barriers preventing the self-driving car from coming to market. 

Here are some of the key takeaways from the report:

·         Self-driving cars are not some futuristic auto technology; in fact there are already cars with self-driving features on the road.  We define the self-driving car as any car with features that allow it to accelerate, brake, and steer a car's course with limited or no driver interaction.

·         We divide the self-driving car into two different types: semi-autonomous and fully autonomous. A fully autonomous vehicle can drive from point A to point B and encounter the entire range of on-road scenarios without needing any interaction from the driver. These will debut  in 2019.

·         By the end of the forecast period, we expect there will be nearly 10 million cars with one of our defined self-driving car features. 

·         Fully autonomous cars are further divided into user-operated and driverless vehicles. Because of regulatory and insurance questions, user-operated fully autonomous cars will come to market within the next five years, while driverless cars will remain a long ways off.

·         The biggest benefits of self-driving cars are that they will help to make roads safer and people's lives easier. In the UK, KPMG estimates that self-driving cars will lead to 2,500 fewer deaths between 2014 and 2030.

·         But the barriers to self-driving cars remain significant. Costs need to come down and regulations need to be clarified around certain self-driving car features before the vehicles fully take off among mainstream consumer

Apple Black Hole, the holographic phone for the year

 Apple Black  the holographic phone for the year                                                      2020

            The new Apple Black Hole Phone  with 2020 technology  .Technology is  growing at a fast pace. These days Apple  is working on 3D display using holographic  images called Apple Black Hole. This is an  advanced 2020 technology. To know more  about this upcoming technology, read this  article about Apple Black Hole phones  from Apple lab.

                     Apple has made many things possible. The company’s innovative and creative products make dreams come true. Apple Inc. is the master of technology and now the company is back with a bang. Its new products are making the whole world go round.

                       Apple is known for its iPhone and iPad. The iPads are now coming with a new phone called "Apple Black Hole". This new phone from Apple lab is designed using 3D Holography Technology. It has an elusive holographic screen. This technology is also used by Samsung and we can soon expect a similar phone from the company. Developers are looking for new ways to provide rich interactive display in 3D. Apple Inc. has come out with a new 3-dimensional display with holographic images which do not require glasses.

                 This virtual technology of 3-D display with holographic images was designed by Josselin Zaigouche, a French designer. He is the man behind the Black Hole mobile phone from Apple. Zaigouche chose Apple to market this technology but even if he would have released it on his own, the response would have been great. 

               Users get a myriad of new applications and programs on Apple Black mobile phone. 

The Apple Black Hole mobile phone has only four components:

• A charging base

• The Prism

• The Black Hole handset itself

• A Gift box.

                          Apple is known for its iPhone and iPad. The iPad's are now coming with a new phone called "Apple Black Hole". This new phone from Apple lab is designed using 3D Holography Technology. It has an elusive holographic screen. This technology is also used by Samsung and we can soon expect a similar phone from the company. Developers are looking for new ways to provide rich interactive display in 3D. Apple Inc. has come out with a new 3-dimensional display with holographic images which do not require glasses.This virtual technology of 3-D display with holographic images was designed by Jolliness Gouache, a French designer. He is the man behind the Black Hole mobile phone from Apple. Gouache chose Apple to market this technology but even if he would have released it on his own, the response would have been great. 

 The new Apple Black Hole Phone with 2020 technology  .                                

                   Technology is growing at a fast pace. These days Apple is working on 3D display using holographic images called Apple Black Hole. This is an advanced 2020 technology. To know more about this upcoming technology, read this article about Apple Black Hole phones from Apple lab.

Apple to Introduce Major iPhone Redesign Every 3 Years

Apple to Introduce Major iPhone Redesign

              In a new development, Apple has  reportedly changed its iPhone product    refresh cycle, and will now introduce major  redesigns after a gap of three years. Unlike  its traditional two years, Apple will now wait  for three years to bring in major changes to  the iPhone.

         This change in the product refresh cycle  has been attributed to a slowing market,  and low innovation in smartphone functions. Major enhancements have little scope in the smartphone periphery, and hence Apple has changed its strategy.

     This is why, all the iPhone 7 leaks show little change with respect to design, apart from the shift ofantenna bands. Traditionally, Apple introduces an evolutionary change with its iPhone 's' models, and a revolutionary change with the new numeric. We saw a completely new design with the iPhone 6. The iPhone 6s saw hardware and software upgrades with no visible design changes, and users expected the iPhone 7 to go through a complete makeover.

     However, Nikkei.com reports that the big change will only come with the iPhone release in 2017, which has previously been reported to be called the iPhone 8 instead of the iPhone 7s. The iPhone 7 will see no drastic change. The report confirms that there will be upgrades in camera, and battery capacity. It reiterates past rumours of the iPhone 7 being water resistant, and also asserts that the 3.5mm audio jack will be removed. It also hints at the rumoured third variant by stating 'A high-end version of the model will give users better-quality photo capabilities via correction functions.'

     Whether all of this is true remains to be seen. So far, rumoured specs include an A10 processor, dual camera setup and a 3GB RAM on the larger iPhone 7, and an upgrade to a new 32GB base variantfinally ditching the 16GB storage option.

     In a new development, Apple has reportedly changed its iPhone product refresh cycle, and will now introduce major redesigns after a gap of three years. Unlike its traditional two years, Apple will now wait for three years to bring in major changes to the iPhone.

This change in the product refresh cycle has been attributed to a slowing market, and low innovation in smartphone functions. Major enhancements have little scope in the smartphone periphery, and hence Apple has changed its strategy.

     This is why, all the iPhone 7 leaks show little change with respect to design, apart from the shift ofantenna bands. Traditionally, Apple introduces an evolutionary change with its iPhone 's' models, and a revolutionary change with the new numeric. We saw a completely new design with the iPhone 6. The iPhone 6s saw hardware and software upgrades with no visible design changes, and users expected the iPhone 7 to go through a complete makeover.

      However, Nikkei.com reports that the big change will only come with the iPhone release in 2017, which has previously been reported to be called the iPhone 8 instead of the iPhone 7s. The iPhone 7 will see no drastic change. The report confirms that there will be upgrades in camera, and battery capacity. It reiterates past rumours of the iPhone 7 being water resistant, and also asserts that the 3.5mm audio jack will be removed. It also hints at the rumoured third variant by stating 'A high-end version of the model will give users better-quality photo capabilities via correction functions.'

     Whether all of this is true remains to be seen. So far, rumoured specs include an A10 processor, dual camera setup and a 3GB RAM on the larger iPhone 7, and an upgrade to a new 32GB base variantfinally ditching the 16GB storage option.

     In a new development, Apple has reportedly changed its iPhone product refresh cycle, and will now introduce major redesigns after a gap of three years. Unlike its traditional two years, Apple will now wait for three years to bring in major changes to the iPhone.

    This change in the product refresh cycle has been attributed to a slowing market, and low innovation in smartphone functions. Major enhancements have little scope in the smartphone periphery, and hence Apple has changed its strategy.

     This is why, all the iPhone 7 leaks show little change with respect to design, apart from the shift ofantenna bands. Traditionally, Apple introduces an evolutionary change with its iPhone 's' models, and a revolutionary change with the new numeric. We saw a completely new design with the iPhone 6. The iPhone 6s saw hardware and software upgrades with no visible design changes, and users expected the iPhone 7 to go through a complete makeover.

     However, Nikkei.com reports that the big change will only come with the iPhone release in 2017, which has previously been reported to be called the iPhone 8 instead of the iPhone 7s. The iPhone 7 will see no drastic change. The report confirms that there will be upgrades in camera, and battery capacity. It reiterates past rumours of the iPhone 7 being water resistant, and also asserts that the 3.5mm audio jack will be removed. It also hints at the rumoured third variant by stating 'A high-end version of the model will give users better-quality photo capabilities via correction functions.' 

     Whether all of this is true remains to be seen. So far, rumoured specs include an A10 processor, dual camera setup and a 3GB RAM on the larger iPhone 7, and an upgrade to a new 32GB base variantfinally ditching the 16GB storage option.

     This is why, all the iPhone 7 leaks show little change with respect to design, apart from the shift ofantenna bands. Traditionally, Apple introduces an evolutionary change with its iPhone 's' models, and a revolutionary change with the new numeric. We saw a completely new design with the iPhone 6. The iPhone 6s saw hardware and software upgrades with no visible design changes, and users expected the iPhone 7 to go through a complete makeover.