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This will radically change  photography  much much more.  Super computer cloud cameras are on the way. Coupled with the  new  non  rigid display film  systems, photography will have new directions to explore.Tecnology zindabad!

Although today’s most serious big data applications run on a server and deliver information to a client, Koehl points out that there are actually many cases where a hybrid model would make the most sense. Machine vision applications, for example.

In an augmented-reality application — such as Google Goggles — you may want to overlay some information on top of video captured by the phone. You might want to identify the faces that the camera is pointing at, or the name of the business housed in a particular building. Some of this processing is best done on a server somewhere, but some is more suited to the client — i.e., the phone. Such tasks might include determining where the faces or buildings are in a particular frame. It may then be best to let a server determine particular information — whose face, or which building — but the client needs to do a fair amount of work.

Other applications could include rendering 3-D graphics for games. Koehl says that even on mobile parallel applications may eventually outnumber traditional “serial” applications.

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Researchers have came closer to developing new gen-next washable and foldable e-devices with zero pixel borders, thanks to the development of a electrofluidic imaging film.

The device will require low power to operate since it will charge via sunlight and ambient room light.

The devices using electrofluidic imaging film will be so "tough" and only use wireless connection ports, such that you can leave it in the rain without being damaged, the researchers claimed.

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