Googles 5G Drones will Make Internet 40 times Faster Than 4G

 Googles 5G Drones will Make Internet 40 times Faster Than 4G

The Guardian has reported that “Google is testing Solar Powered Drones at Spaceport America in New Mexico to discover ways of bringing high speed Internet via Air”.

These Secret project by Google  is planned to prototype transceivers and drones, this is done by using millimeter wave transmission. The projected itself is code-named SkyBender, one of Googles project committed to making available cheap internet using balloons.

Document from public record laws state that Google built many prototype transceivers at the far-flung spaceport previous summer and now testing them with several drones. Millimeter transmissions covers a frequency of 28 GHz which may be low to 4G technologies but a lot speedier. Millimeter Waves can transfer a good volume of Gigabytes of data per second and that is 40 times faster than 4G technologies.

A flight dedicated control center has been built by Google very close to the spacecraft operation center at a special location different from the terminal. The

Googles 5G technology Drones can capably make available cheap internet for Global users, the range is shorter, but the speed is tremendous, the team at Google is presently working on how to make its coverage broader

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Oracle to terminate Java Browser Plugin

Oracle has announced that it is terminating its Java Browser Plugin. It is going to discontinue this plugin technology in Java Developer Kit 9 and eliminate it entirely from oracle JDK and Java Run time Environment in a future Java SE release.
Oracle has confessed this week, that plugins have went out of date and current internet browsers no longer require them for functioning. Previously, Google Chrome began to disable Java in April 2015. Firefox also planned to kill Oracle’s Java Plugin last year. Oracle is saying its developers to build that technology or which is dependent on the Java Browser Plugin to find its replacement.

Oracle in blog post said “With modern browser vendors working to restrict and reduce plugin support in their products, developers of applications that rely on the Java browser plugin need to consider alternative options such as migrating from Java Applets (which rely on a browser plugin) to the plugin-free Java Web Start technology”.

Oracle purchased Sun Microsystems and by extension the Java in the year 2010. The Oracle’s Java plugin is similar to Adobe’s Flash and Microsoft’s Silver-light utilizes NPAPI, old Netscape plugin API. For the period of time, these plugins however caused difficulty rather than doing good. We also witnessed many security attacks that had Java Plugin as the target link.

Although, not everyone will be excited about the removal of Java. Many Enterprises are probably using old browsers that require java and created many application for them same. The developers wont be happy with Oracle’s decision.

So, this was all about the decision of Oracle to kill Java. Many Browsers also decided to disable this plugin. We hope that you loved this article, feel free to share this with your friends.

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