internet service and type of websites

3.3INTERNET SERVICE

   -World Wide Web (WWW) 

-Electronic Mail (e-Mail)

-Instant Messaging (IM)

                                          -Voice Over Internet Protocol  (VOIP)                                              -Message Board
                                          -File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

 
                 World Wide Web (WWW)

               •The World Wide Web (WWW or W3),             commonly known as the Web, is a system of interlinked hypertext documents accessed via the Internet. 

 Electronic Mail (e-Mail)

  •E-mail is an internet service that allows the transmission of messages and files via a computer network.

 Instant Messaging

  •A real-time Internet service that notifies you when one or more people are online and allows you to exchange messages or files or join a private chat room with those people.

 Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP)

  •A technology that allows user to make voice calls using an Internet connection instead of a regular telephone line. (also called Internet Telephony).

 Message Board

  •An Internet site where users can post comments about a particular issue or topic and reply to other users' postings.

 File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

•An Internet standard that permits file uploading and downloading with other computers on the Internet.

–Uploading is a process of transferring documents, graphics, and other objects from a computer to a server on the Internet.

–Downloading is a process of a computer receiving information, such as Web page, from server on the Internet.

  3.4 TYPES OF WEBSITES                         

 

•Portal

•Blog

•Wiki

•Online Social Network

•Business

                                 portal

  •A Web site that offers a variety of Internet services from a single, convenient location.

         •Examples of public portals:

–Google

–Yahoo!

–Excite,

–GO.com,

–Lycos

–MSN

blog 

 •An informal Web site that consists time-stamped articles in a diary or journal format, usually listed in reverse chronological order.

         wiki

  •A collaborative Web site that allows users to create, add to, modify, or delete the Web site content via their Web browser.

•Open to modification by the general public.

  •Examples of wiki:

–Wikipedia

–WikiHow

       online social network

  •A Web site that encourages members in its online community to share their interests, ideas, stories, photos, music, and videos with other registered users.

  business

 

•A Web site that contains content that promotes or sells products or services.

             •Nearly every business has a business Web site.
             •Many of these companies also allow you to purchase their products or services online.
             •Examples:

•Malaysia Airlines Online Booking Website

•Trivago

 

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Larangan Memutuskan Hubungan Silaturrahim

Larangan Memutuskan Hubungan Silaturrahim

Dalam pergaulan kita seharian, kita tidak akan terlepas daripada melakukan perbuatan-perbuatan yang boleh mengguris atau menghiris hati dan perasaan orang lain sama ada secara sedar ataupun tidak. Perkara ini boleh terjadi kepada sesiapa sahaja baik hubungan antara ibu bapa dan anak, hubungan antara adik beradik, sahabat handai, kawan sepejabat, jiran tetangga dan masyarakat.

Lazimnya perkara ini berlaku adalah berpunca daripada berlakunya sesuatu pertengkaran atau pergeseran, sifat sombong, merasakan dirinya sahaja yang betul, berselisih pendapat tentang hal-hal yang remeh, tidak menghormati dan menghargai perasaan orang lain dan sebagainya.  Sekiranya perkara ini tidak ditangani dengan baik, maka akan berlakulah keretakkan dan kerosakkan hubungan silaturrahmi sesama kita di mana ianya amat dibenci sama sekali oleh Islam.

Saudara,

Islam amat melarang keras umatnya memutuskan hubungan silaturrahmi. Rasulullah s.a.w sendiri telah memberi amaran kepada manusia tentang sifat-sifat tercela ini. Ia sebagaimana sabdanya yang bermaksud:

Jangan saling membenci, jangan berhasad dengki, jangan membelakangi kepentingan saudara-saudara kamu, dan jangan memutuskan silaturrahmi, tetapi jadilah hamba Allah yang bersaudara. Tidak halal bagi seseorang Muslim memulaukan saudaranya lebih daripada tiga hari.

(Muttafaqun ‘alaih)

Lihatlah bagaimana sejarah Rasulullah s.a.w dan para sahabat suatu ketika dahulu. Mereka telah menunujukkan contoh yang terbaik dalam sejarah umat manusia di mana mereka dapat disatukan atas dasar akidah walaupun datang daripada pelbagai suku kaum dan latar belakang yang berbeza. Subhanallah, begitu hebatnya hubungan silatirrahmi yang dibina antara mereka.

Oleh itu, marilah bersama kita menjaga hubungan silaturrahmi sesama kita dengan baik, elakkan daripada permusuhan dan persengketaan, contohilah Rasul s.a.w dan sahabat di dalam menjalinkan hubungan silaturrahmi sesama mereka. Mudah-mudahan kita menjadi insan yang disayangi oleh Allah SWT disebabkan menjaga hubungan silaturrahmi yang mulia ini, InsyaAllah.

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Tazkirah Jumaat 7 Julai 2017/  Syawal 1438H

 

Beramallah Dengan Ilmu Yang Telah Dipelajari

Beramallah Dengan Ilmu Yang Telah Dipelajari

Pada minggu yang lalu, kita telah membicarakan berkenaan kewajipan menuntut ilmu. Namun di samping kewajipan kita di dalam menuntut ilmu, adalah menjadi suatu tanggungjawab kita juga untuk mengamalkan serta mempraktikkan ilmu yang telah dipelajari. Kita tidak perlu untuk menunggu sehingga sesuatu ilmu itu banyak untuk mengamalkannya, Amalkanlah setiap ilmu yang kita sudah mempelajarinya meskipun sedikit asalkan kita berusaha dan ikhlas dalam mengamalkannya.

Antara cara kita mengamalkan sesuatu ilmu yang telah dipelajari itu adalah dengan mengajarkannya atau berkongsi dengan orang lain.  Pepatah arab pernah mengatakan bahawa:

الْعِلْمُ بِلَا عَمَلٍ كَالشَّجَرِ بِلَا ثَمَرٍ

Maksudnya:

“Ilmu tanpa amal umpama pohon tak berbuah.”

Maksudnya, sebesar mana pun sesuatu pohon itu, tetap tidak dapat memberikan manfaat kepada sesiapa pun sekiranya pokok tersebut tidak menghasilkan dan mengeluarkan buah. Begitulah juga perumpamaannya dengan ilmu. Sehebat mana atau setinggi mana ilmu seseorang itu, tetapi kalau tidak diamalkan atau perkongsikan samalah seperti pohon yang tidak berbuah.

Syeikh Abdurrahman bin Qasim rahimahullah juga pernah mengatakan bahawa:

“Amal adalah buah dari ilmu. Ilmu itu ada dalam rangka mencapai sesuatu yang lainnya. Ilmu diibaratkan seperti sebuah pohon, sedangkan amalan adalah seperti buahnya. Maka setelah mengetahui ajaran agama Islam seseorang harus menyertainya dengan amalan. Sebab orang yang berilmu akan tetapi tidak beramal dengannya lebih buruk keadaannya daripada orang bodoh.”

Oleh itu saudara, amalkanlah sesuatu ilmu walaupun sedikit kerana ia pasti akan membawa keberkahan dalam hidup kita. Begitu juga, janganlah kita meninggalkan ilmu yang telah kita pelajari kerana lambat laun ilmu itu pasti akan hilang dan lari meninggalkan kita. Sebaliknya, genggamlah ilmu itu dengan kuat, nescaya ilmu itu pasti akan memberi manfaat kepada kita baik di dunia, mahupun di akhirat.

Akhir sekali, marilah bersama-sama kita mengamalkan doa yang pernah dibacakan oleh nabi s.a.w yang berbunyi:

” Ya Allah, aku memohon kepadaMu ilmu yang bermanfaat, rezeki yang baik, dan amalan yang diterima”.

(Hadis Riwayat Al-Baihaqi)

Doa ini pernah dibacakan oleh nabi s.a.w selepas selesai menunaikan solat fardu subuh. Mudah-mudahan kita dikurniakan kita ilmu yang bermanfaat, rezeki yang baik, amalan yang diterima serta diberikan kekuatan untuk mengamalkan setiap ilmu yang telah kita pelajari sehingga akhir hayat kita, allahumma amin.

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LG's new Hub Robot ties together the smart home

Using Amazon's voice assistant Alexa, it will control LG's smart home appliances, and even dynamically respond to circumstances.

The LG Smart Hub Robot is a long way from showing up in your home. This newly announced gadget is another in the long line of CES 2017 robot companions, but unlike many others, it has a tech giant behind its development.

While that might mean it's final form is more likely to be good, it also means we might not see the little guy come out for quite some time -- perhaps years. LG gave no information regarding an expected release date or pricing.

For now, the LG Hub Robot seems to rely at least partially on Amazon's voice assistant Alexa for skills like playing music and alerting users to weather conditions. But by the time the machine makes it to market, it's just as likely to be running on its own proprietary voice tech.

What's certain now is that it will connect LG's smart appliances around the house, like the oven, robot vacuum cleaner and washing machines. As it spends more time with users, it should learn their patterns and adjust its use of these appliances accordingly.

In addition, the LG Hub Robot features a circular "face" with a screen displaying eyes -- perched atop a softly conical white body. The robot can re-orient itself to face the user and bob along with music it's playing, but it's otherwise stationary. The screen can also display images and videos using some sort of basic web browser.

LG has teased the Hub Robot before, and also announced other home appliances at the press conference, including a smart fridge featuring Alexa and a robot lawnmower.

Japan's latest inventions

Earprints, tail therapy and calorie scanners: Japan's latest inventions

Tokyo, Japan (CNN)Located in the industrial city of Chiba, just outside of Tokyo, CEATEC is the biggest electronics show in Japan.

Each year, the nation which gave the world the bullet train, the Walkman and blue LED light showcases its latest, cutting-edge consumer technologies.

In 2017, Sharp introduced the 8K era with its dazzling 27-inch monitor of the same resolution due to release next month, Lenovo debuted a Star Wars Jedi Challenge game that allowed users to engage in virtual reality lightsaber battles and there were robots galore. This is, after all, Japan.

CNN highlights eight of the quirkiest inventions showcased at the event.

"Gundam Concierge Haro" was one of the many robots on display at CEA-TEC 2017.

Get the perfect chew

Photos: bitescan -- are you chewing comfortably?

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Photos: bitescan -- are you chewing comfortably?

Sharp has gamified the concept: the device syncs up to a smartphone app which categorizes results by animal type i.e. slow chewers are tortoises.

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Photos: bitescan -- are you chewing comfortably?

bitescan – bitescan can determine a user's bite speed, number of bites and type of bite using a waveform detected on the back of the eari

It looks like a Bluetooth hands-free device, but bitescan is actually measuring your chewing strokes as you eat.

Hung from the ear, it is smaller and lighter than existing bite counters (they're normally attached to the chin) and can determine a user's bite speed, number of bites per minute and type of bite using a waveform detected on the back of the ear.

Sharp has somewhat gamified the concept: the device syncs up to a smartphone app which categorizes results by animal type i.e. slow chewers are tortoises.

The product will go on sale next year. Sharp says it will then share the data it collects with Japanese universities. The aim, it says, is to allow the user to achieve the perfect chewing habits.

Quite why we need to do this will presumably become clearer in time.

Earprint to replace the fingerprint?

Thought your fingerprint was secure? Think again. Researchers at Michigan State University last year proved it can be hacked using little more than an inkjet printer.

Enter the earprint.

Developed by US-based technology firm Descartes Biometrics, it works like this: Firstly, the user downloads the ERGO software onto their smartphone.

The user lifts the device to the side of their head and presses the center of the touch screen on their ear. A sound is then sent into the ear, and due to the "unique geometry of the ear," the sound that is echoed back is specific to each individual.

ERGO uses sensors embedded in modern Android smartphones, meaning no additional hardware is required.

Authentication takes about one second, and the company says, improves with use, storing up to ten scans of the user's ear.

An army of factory robots

Omron's artificial intelligence (AI) Automatic Transportation Mobile Robot at CEATEC.

Omron artificial intelligence (AI) Automatic Transportation Mobile Robot machines are designed to work together in factories.

The white robots, launched in January, gather data as they roam around, creating maps in their "brain" which they then use to independently navigate their environment.

All the controller has to do is set the robot's destination and it will navigate its own route. Laser sensors on all sides of the "body" allow the robot to detect unexpected objects -- a person, for example. Using those maps, it can reroute to the destination.

The robots can travel at 1.8 meters per second, and carry a maximum load of 130 kg -- although the greater the load the slower they travel.

And their application isn't limited to factories. At Incheon Airport in South Korea, a mobile robot has been serving customers drinks.

The calorie scanner

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While other calories scanners take between two to three minutes, the tech here works in just 10 seconds.

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The screen gives the user a breakdown of the nutritional values of their meal.

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CaloRieco uses infrared signals to measure the nutrients of a meal,
 within an accuracy range of 20%, according to manufacturer Panasonic

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While other calories scanners take between two to three minutes, the tech here works in just 10 seconds.

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The screen gives the user a breakdown of the nutritional values of their meal.

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CaloRieco uses infrared signals to measure the nutrients of a meal, within an accuracy range of 20%, according to manufacturer Panasonic.

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While other calories scanners take between two to three minutes, the tech here works in just 10 seconds.

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Dinner is ready. But don't tuck in. First you need to put it through your calorie scanner.

That's the idea behind CaloRieco. Its infrared scanner measures nutrients within an accuracy range of 20%, according to manufacturer Panasonic. Current calorie scanners take between two and three minutes, the tech here works in just 10 seconds.

As well as people hoping to lose weight, the product is also aimed at those with diabetes and other diet-affected health conditions. The scanner stores nutritional data, and Panasonic hopes that eventually it will be able to suggest recipes according to users' needs.

The price and launch date are both to be decided.

Supermarkets of tomorrow

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A technology called LinkRay allows shoppers to scan price tags with their smartphones to activate videos, providing extra product information.

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The technology is still under development, but gives an insight into what the shops of the future could look like.

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Usockets is a series of electronic supermarket price tags, which feed into a centralized bystem that uses real-time data to manage a store.

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The technology is still under development, but gives an insight into what the shops of the future could look like.

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Online stores are nothing new, but what if physical shops went online, too?

That's the idea behind Usockets, a series of electronic supermarket price tags which feed into a centralized system that uses real-time data to manage a store.

Not enough footfall in the dairy aisle? The system's heatmap can identify that and automatically lower prices on items that need to sell.

It gets even smarter. A technology called LinkRay allows shoppers to scan price tags with their smartphones to activate videos, providing more extra product information.

The technology is still under development, but gives an insight into what the shops of the future could look like.

A digital makeover

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Brushes of different sizes can be selected to draw hairs on the face, or apply blusher.

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Panasonic's Makeup Design Tool features an editing software, which in video simulation mode uses a live video as its canvas. Users can apply makeup on their image, getting a realistic projection of their virtual makeover.

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Panasonic's Makeup Design Tool features an editing software, which in video simulation mode uses a live video as its canvas. Users can apply makeup on their image, getting a realistic projection of their virtual makeover.

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Ever wondered what you'd look like with thicker eyebrows? Or wearing fake eyelashes?

Panasonic's Makeup Design Tool lets users experiment with these possibilities and more. The graphics editing software in video simulation mode uses a live video as its canvas. Users can apply makeup on their image, getting a realistic projection of their virtual makeover.

Brushes of different sizes can be selected to draw hairs on the face, or apply blusher.

The technology is targeted at makeup stores, wedding photography studios and cosmetic brands. The application is finished, and Panasonic says it is looking for business partners, such as make-up brands, to take it to market.

The perfect babysitter?

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The bowling ball-shaped android can tell sleepy children to go to bed, download songs from the cloud to sing to little ones, and help children's educational development.

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Parents instruct the spherical social robot, make it their helper as much as the child's friend.

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Panasonic's Cocotto social robot for children has been billed as the perfect babysitter
 for children.

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The bowling ball-shaped android can tell sleepy children to go to bed, download songs from the cloud to sing to little ones, and help children's educational development.

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Parents instruct the spherical social robot, make it their helper as much as the child's friend.

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Panasonic's Cocotto social robot for children has been billed as the perfect babysitter for children.

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The bowling ball-shaped android can tell sleepy children to go to bed, download songs from the cloud to sing to little ones, and help children's educational development.

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"Good morning, did you have a good sleep?" asks the Cocotto.

Billed as the perfect childcare partner by Panasonic, the bowling ball-shaped android can tell sleepy children to go to bed, download songs from the cloud to sing to little ones, and help a child's educational development.

Parents instruct the spherical social robot, making it their helper as much as the child's friend.

Oh, and it has some seriously cute facial expressions.

Qoobo Therapy Robot

A headless robotic cat might not sound that therapeutic, but believe us it is.

The Qoobo has been developed by Japanese firm Yukai Engineering and funded by a KickStarter campaign.

When a user pets the cushion-shaped and sized toy, its tail wags. The more vigorous the patting, the harder the wagging.

The Qoobo will launch next June and retail for $100, with an eight-hour battery life.

"It's a comforting communication that warms your heart the way animals do," say the manufacturers. "Wrap yourself with fuzzy love."