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These days we’re pretty lucky. When it comes to technology, we’re just about overflowing with advancements that were probably unthinkable as short as five or 10 years ago.

Just take the iPod, for instance. A small, compact touch-screen device that can slot neatly into your pocket, and thanks to a sophisticated PCB layout, can store thousands of your favourite music tracks and play them back in supreme quality.

It’s the type of thing we take for granted now but just ponder for a moment those unlucky sods that came before us. I mean, a CD player? How impractical is that?! Replacing a disc every time you wanted to change artist? Ahh the hassle eh!

But what did folks do back in the 1800s? What was their iPod?

Well, perhaps the iPod of the 1800s was the object pictured below – a jukebox. Ok, so it wasn’t very portable and it certainly wasn’t personal enough to have headphones attached, but it did store and playback music.

Invented by Louis Glass in 1889, the jukebox was originally branded as the “Nickel-in-the-slot”. A pretty self-explanatory name really as, in order to activate it, you had to put a nickel in the slot. It wasn’t until the 1920s when radio was fully integrated that the jukebox was challenged for its top spot on top of the musical podium.

iPod of the 1800's

The first person to use the term “radio” was Lee Deforest who can also count himself as the inventor of AM radio. As for FM, that was introduced by Edwin Armstrong who also made it more straight forward for listeners to tune into their favourite station by tuning their device to the matching frequency.

At this stage, listening to music had made a significant step into making itself personable to the listener. The influence of jukeboxes, only appropriate for establishments that could afford them, had dwindled while radios were becoming the way for individuals and families to consume the very latest musical hits and trends.

A Technology Comparison: Was This The iPod Of The 1800s?

Make our way to the 21st century and we have the iPod. First brought to the mass consumer market in 2001, the Apple-manufactured product has become a staple piece of technology for any person whom has a remote interest in music. Thousands of tracks can be stored while new ones can be downloaded in seconds from an online store.

Music has made its way to the 21st century in some style. It’s just hard to imagine what we’ll be lauding in another 100 years.




Author Bio:
This snapshot look at music over the past 300 years has been researched and written by Matthew Wood who is contributing for the PCB Design Services Concept CAD.
2013, By: Seo Master

seo A Technology Comparison: Was This The iPod Of The 1800s? 2013

Seo Master present to you:

Due to the continual evolution of algorithms, SEO is constantly changing. One aspect that is more important now than ever before is the use of relevant phrases in content, commonly referred to as latent semantic indexing (LSI). This term refers to layering article content with multiple keywords rather than simply focusing on one. 

The benefits of LSI 

and how it works

Perhaps the biggest benefit of LSI is the increase in traffic you can experience from employing this technique. While it’s possible to get a considerable amount of traffic from only one keyword, it only makes sense that you should get more from multiple keywords. In most cases, there will be one or two primary keywords used in an LSI article that have a normal keyword density ranging from two to three percent. However, there will often be up to 25 more keywords that are relevant but with a lower keyword density.
Say “Honolulu injury attorney” is your primary keyword phrase on the home page of your law firm’s website. If you want to use LSI to bolster your SEO campaign’s success, you would sprinkle phrases like “injury lawyer” and “Hawaii attorney” in the rest of the copy on that page of your website. You can then expect to get traffic for multiple search terms instead of just one or two because you now have a larger variety of keywords within your content. Besides this, LSI is a great alternative to loading articles with anchor text. Since Google now penalizes websites with spammy anchor text, LSI should help your site rank for multiple keywords without causing your rankings to drop.
LSI is also advantageous because it creates an opportunity to reach a wider audience. Even if someone isn’t necessarily interested in the content of your primary keyword, he might might be intrigued by the alternate keywords. This means that your website will have more value and an overall better appeal. You should eventually be able to build a bigger audience for your website or blog, hopefully making it easier to land more clients for your law firm.
2013, By: Seo Master

seo Latent Semantic Indexing: More Important Now Than Ever Before 2013

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With hoards of Smartphones being launched every other day, the mobile industry might call it time when people have something else to look forward to other than a glossy, new handset. The up rise in the number of spyware which have ingeniously earned their share of the market has made people to look more carefully at their choice of Smartphones. With iPhone spy apps breaking into iOS very easily, Apple is looking for new ways to introduce itself to it’s fans and so is Samsung.

The SmartWatch

Samsung and Apple are reportedly working on the development of a digital watch. A digital watch might seem to be child’s play for two of the Smartphone industry’s titans. The newest member of the tech family will be a digital watch that allows the users to make calls, check your location and view the map.

Both these giants of the tech world might have been inspired from Sony which introduced the same kind of watches with a number of other features almost a year ago. Even though the Tokyo-based company has given the best in terms of technology, the Smart Watches have failed to stir the interest of the masses.

Measuring around 1.3 inches, the watch by Sony has a touch sensitive screen. It wirelessly connects to Android Smartphone via Bluetooth. It alerts the users of incoming calls and allows them to reply to texts by choosing from a list of pre-typed messages. It also has the ability to stay connected to Facebook and Twitter. One can even control their smartphone’s music library just by some taps on the screen.

Sony’s LiveView Watch

In 2010, Sony launched a dinosaur version of it’s SmartWatch. While SmartWatch is the size of an iPod nano, the LiveView was bigger in size. It offered less features and a few flaws. The newer models of LiveView watch are more stylish but users still complain of glitches like inability to send messages, a weak battery and the requirement of a stable connection to tell the exact time.

While users are skeptical about the watch, tech market gurus say that Sony acted fast to make a product like that but it takes a lot to make believe. As the world is moving towards advancement in technology, people want a gadget that has a solution to their functionality-related problems. Moreover, the product has to be marketed well in order for it to make a solid ground in the tech bazaar.

Where Sony went wrong

According to Sony’s spokesperson, the watch is an accessory for the smartphone and very high hopes were not held for it. Sales were not that bad though. Sony’s promotion of it’s creation is doubtful. The company does however, expects that there will be a rise in the sales as more than 200 new apps are being introduced in the watch. The fact that the watch is only compatible with Android devices might give the product a backward push. Walkman and Discman technology ruled the world for many years before iPod fed on their market. Sony had the advantage as the first-advantage but the market has not been able to accept the new entry.

Though Sony’s watch has not been able to impress consumers, it’s competitor’s are hoping for a much better reception than what Sony got when it’s launch of the watch.

Natalia David has been writing about gadgets and other developments in the field of technology especially spying apps, enlightening her readers with information about the best and worst in the area. She can be reached @NataliaDavid4
2013, By: Seo Master

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