Over the past few years there has been increased interest in gaze-tracking technology - where a computer can detect and track where your eyes are looking and focussing, and respond accordingly. Japanese start-up Fove has developed a consumer eye-tracking helmet for use in virtual reality environments. This would allow gamers to line up their target using their eyes, as well as helping the game understand how to present the graphics in 3D space and simulate how our eyes ...
MN price, XAUUSD. Ichimoku Analysis MN1 price is located below Ichimoku cloud/kumo and very far from Sinkou Span A line which is virtual border between primary bullish and primary bearish for highier timeframes on the chart. The nearest border of Ichimoku cloud is Sinkou Span B line which is on psy/key value of 1300.00: and if this line will be crossed with the price from below to above so we may see the secondary market condition within primary bearish (ranging ...
LOOK OUT BEHIND YOU, WINDOWS 7! Microsoft’s plan for spooking the pants off of everyone this Halloween is a real doozy. The company has stated that, after Oct. 31, computer makers will no longer be able to buy consumer editions of Windows 7 to install on their laptops or desktops. This will leave buyers stuck to choose from only new machines built with (gulp) Windows 8. read more here
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High-frequency trading gives players the edge on JSE. A FIFTH of the JSE’s equity activity came from high-frequency computerised trading earlier this week, CEO Nicky Newton-King says. When the JSE launched its co-location centre in May, it accounted for about 5% of equity activity. In the past month co-location activity had accounted for 18%-20% of the JSE’s equity trading, Ms Newton-King said. SEC Likely Won’t Enact Stand-Alone High-Frequency Trading Rules. ...
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