Travel on Magnetic Levitation (MagLev) Train over 500km / h

Are you dreamed of boarding a floating train, then you have to go to Japan now! Yes, The Japanese have done it! Known as JR Maglev, the magnetic levitation vehicle has successful in their last test, the attain an impressive speed of 500 km / h! The Central Japan Railway Company has revived their test maglev train. Currently, the longest and fastest in the world, JR Maglev (abbreviation for magnetic levitation) was tested on a line for about 42 kilometers. The machine has reached a speed of nearly 500 kilometers per hour. After five successive test stops and some project years, Japanese finally begin to build a magnetic line connecting the two cities Nogoya and Tokyo. A journey of about 285 kilometers, which normally lasts 95 minutes and with this high-speed train, will be reduced to 40 minutes by 2027. For comparison, the Amtraks Acela Express makes the journey from Boston to New York takes about 3 hours and 40 minutes to cover the 338 kilometers. A distance that can be traveled less than an hour by JR Maglev. By 2045, JR Central hopes to expand the line to Osaka, which will reduce the number of passengers who frequently take flights between the two cities. When it is built, the magnetic line reread Tokyo airport to train at low speed Nagoya. The latter part of other rail systems that use magnetic rails to reduce friction problems but also offer more stability.

While the Japanese magnetic process promises an impressive technology, it still reins some concern on the part of the Japanese people who think that the machine is not large enough to support its weight. By itself, the extension of the line up to Nagoya will cost between 52 and 90 billion, mainly because of the mountainous landscape and towns that make it difficult to achieve straight rails. According to the Bloomberg financial group, there is a good chance that the building faces significant delays. Fortunately, JR Central is a highly profitable business with a history that allowed making big profits and thanks to its current high-speed trains. The company had cash of $ 2.95 billion according to their latest financial report. With a number of loan and bond that can easily allow the financing of an infrastructure project of this magnitude. It will take a little longer to appear before the floating trains that could change the way we travel and allow us to move much faster.

Outlook.com now compatible with OAuth and IMAP

The webmail Microsoft Outlook.com takes now supports the IMAP protocol, which will expand its compatibility with other third party applications and services. A little over a year after launching the new version of its webmail Outlook.com, Microsoft announced recently that he now supported IMAP and the OAuth authentication protocol. Of course, the Redmond Company always puts forward the Exchange ActiveSync protocol, which remains the best solution to synchronize emails in near real time. But recognizes IMAP is still widespread on "feature phones" mobile standards as well as some e-mail clients, including Mac. The IMAP support and will allow developers to adapt their applications to Outlook.com. And Microsoft has also delivered a first list of third-party services that are updated to add Outlook.com accounts.

GoPro Studio 2.0

GoPro has just put online the second version of its video editing software Studio 2.0. This version offers "model fitting” with soundtrack, combos and special effects already set, you just have to insert your videos. Good news is that even without a GoPro you can enjoy. It has been almost a year since GoPro launched its new range of cameras: HD Hero 3. The basic principle remains the same, a small box with a small control panel, but the specifications were revised upwards, including the Black Edition which can record 4K video at 12 fps and 120 fps in 720p. A first application was already available, GoPro CineForm Studio, but with GoPro Studio 2.0 the company wants to simplify the often tedious step of installation. "We have selected our most popular videos and we transformed into models of GoPro mounts to help you design a great mount very quickly. Music, mount points, the slow-motion effects and more are already set, so you only have to replace this video clip with your own. " For the moment, only four models are available, each representing a viral video, which also serves as advertising for the brand, which was performed using a GoPro Dubstep Baby, Laser Cats, Ocotillo Desert Lines and Pool Party etc. GoPro states that new models will be added regularly. Whatever it may be, you selected the one you want, then just replace the pieces videos by yours and, if necessary, add text. It seems against not change the length of the shots, but for this you can use a blank template and fill as desired. As we have noted, there is no obligation to have a GoPro or videos captured on a GoPro to use Studio 2.0, perform editing and finally export your achievement. A good practice that allows everyone to enjoy.

Google updated Gmail interface for feature phones

An update to Gmail for users of traditional mobile phones has released and it simplifies navigation by reducing the number of steps to perform an action. Like Facebook, Google has not forgotten that millions of users around the world access to its services from standard mobile or the so called "feature phones." Hence there is a new version of Gmail to improve significantly the use of the interface. In addition to a faster operation, the update reduces the number of buttons to press to read, reply or compose email. You can more easily respond to a message directly from the main thread and navigate in a conversation with the arrows "before" and "after." The interface thus one step closer to that of Gmail for Smartphones but it still requires reloading the page for each new share.

Going Crazy In Colorful Campbelltown, Sydney

The city of Sydney is not just any modern city. It is the hotspot of global tourism. People come in large hordes to see the city's famous attractions including the Harbour Bridge and the Opera Building. Other that, there are also amazing attractions and cultural sites to check out as well. However, if one was to pick the most amazing place in the whole of Sydney, it would be the district of Campbell town. This amazing place, whose name reminds us of delicious Campbell Soup, is a pretty place located in the Western corner of the city. Here are some great attractions that you can check out, provided you have a good car rental service at your disposal.

The Campbell town Arts Center

 It is possibly one of the most famous art places in the whole of Australia. Annually, it ends up drawing thousands of visitors and enthusiasts to marvel at the ground-breaking collections that it hosts. This is a place where you can watch some fantastic concepts emulated into pretty art that grabs your eyeballs. The Campbell town Arts Center is a place where you can find your creative juices flowing fully. You can also find some nice restaurants and leisure places inside the Arts Center's innovative building. As a result, the Campbelltown Arts Center emerges as a fantastic place that has something for everyone.

Japanese Gardens and Teahouse

It is always so comforting to find a little piece of peaceful Japan in a city like Sydney. If you have a good car rental service, let it drop you at the Japanese Gardens and Teahouse at Campbell town. This is the kind of place where you can find some peaceful and amazing Zen gardens, elaborate fountains and more. This is also where you can sip on some genuine quality Japanese tea and sake which is the traditional wine made of rice. You can choose to slip into a kimono and even binge on the famous Japanese dishes to further get the flavor right in this place. Therefore, to know something more about Japan, visit this place.

 Dredges Cottage

Given that Australia has been an active part in many a famous war, the Dredges Cottage turns out to be a great place to savour those fond memories of heroism and sacrifice. This is a place which has been created especially for the Veterans who had served different countries in the last century's greatest wars. Right from memorabilia of the wars like the Boer War to the first-hand accounts of the two World Wars and more, this is a place for those who love to get an unusual and fi