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In need wayfinding solutions for patients in Hospital. The technology combines navigation with extended features to include safety, updates and notifications, advertisements and promotion, events and registration, etc.
This is a broad topic to address. Some of the main players in industry for Indoor Positioning and Navigation System are Qualcomm Technologies Inc. (U.S.) Google Inc. (U.S), Nokia Corporation (Finland), Apple Inc. (U.S), Cisco System Inc. (U.S) and Microsoft Corp (U.S) to name a few of the players existing in the segment.
The global indoor location market size is expected to grow from USD 7.11 Billion in 2017 to USD 40.99 Billion by 2022, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 42.0% during the forecast period. Hassle-free navigation, improved decision-making, and increased adoption of connected devices are boosting the growth of the indoor location market across the globe.
I've personally used some of the below IPIN systems:-
Pigeon
MapsPeople
InSoft
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what is Broadcom's strataXGS architecture ? Any references? I refereed the internet and Broadcom site there is no detailed explanation ? What is new in this architecture ?
I found a sales PDF that might answer some questions:
http://www.broadcom.com/docs/features/StrataXGS_Trident_II_presentation.pdf
Here are some links to white papers:
http://www.broadcom.com/products/features/cloud_scale_net.php
Some key features1:
Enables unprecedented 10/40GbE single chip switch configurations
100+ 10GbE ports with flexibility to support up to 32 40GbE ports
First integrated switch delivers NVGRE and VXLAN L2oL3 transit and gateway switch technologies
Supports industry's highest equal cost multipathing-based fat-tree networking scale on a single chip
Greater FCoE network scale enabling true LAN/SAN convergence — up to 4X increase in forwarding entries
High port density with direct attach to SFP+/QSFP modules and KR Backplanes
Integrated IEEE 1588 1-step timing solution
Delivers 40 percent reduction in bill of material costs and 30 percent better phase accuracy
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Based on windows site, it says Surface with Windows 8 Pro coming soon. So question is when it will on the market?
Microsoft announced couple months back that Surface pro will be available after 3 months of Surface RT launch. That puts the launch date around late January or early February.
Surface Pro availability
The product is expected to be launched approximately 90 days after Windows 8, which points to a February release roughly three weeks after the Consumer Electronics Show which will be the focal point for the tech industry in the first quarter of 2013.
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I am not sure if this is the correct place to ask this, but I am hoping that there are some developers here who will be able to answer this question.
I am developing an online payment solution for a client in Dubai, and my usual online payment gateways which I use are not an option for this project as they either do not accept the currency or require a merchant account outside of Dubai.
Do you know of a payment gateway that I would be able to use/integrate with? Similar to SagePay/WorldPay/Paypal
Many Thanks!
In the UAE, there is a sort of monopoly when it comes to card processing. Look-up 'network llc' , its a dubai based company (a subsidiary of emirates nbd bank), they seem to have control over all credit card billing machines in the UAE.
You can also try Mastercard Internet Gateway Services Australia. A lot of big UAE companies (Gulf News, Air Arabia) use MIGS Australia to process online payments.
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I'm interested to know if Orbitz.com provides any commercial APIs to integration with their services. Anyone has related information?
So far, not much info mentioned in Orbitz.com.
Expedia, the parent company of orbitz.com, has APIs available for the following:
Car Search
Cruise APIs
Flight Search
Flights Overview
Geography Search
Hotel Reviews
Hotel Review Analyzer
Hotel Search, Offers, and Info
Media Search
Natural Language Hotel Search
Package Search
Suggestions and Resolutions API
Travel Content Service (TCS)
Things to do
Travel Trends
Unreal Deals
There is also a private label API for hotel booking which offers the following features:
Hotel List
Hotel Information
Room Images
Room Availability
Payment Types
Book Reservation
View Itinerary
Cancel Itinerary
Resume Reservation
References
Expedia API Documentation | Public APIs
SOAP to REST Update Guide — EAN Developer Site
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I'm thinking about making some apps for phones. For the sake of this discussion say it's a generic Yet Another Zombie Shooter game, for Android, iPhone, Blackberry, or OVI Market. It is a kind of casual game that the customer would fire up while in boring class in school or waiting for a bus to come in. Let's also say that the game basically doesn't cost me anything to make, because I have a day job, and I make these apps in my free time.
The question is, how much to charge for this kind of app. I'd be perfectly happy with $0.99 price tag, but as I've read some articles about this on the 'net, they say that people see product's quality reflected in the price, so they'd consider $0.99 game inferior to $2.99 game. Something called a Perceived value pricing.
To summarize this, some profits would be nice, but I'm not aiming to rake what I can from the customers. But on the other side, I also don't want to release the software for free, a little extra money always come in handy.
P.S. I've read Joel's Camels and Rubber Duckies, but this is a different type of market.