Microsoft Band (Smartwatch, the controversial future of technology in terms of security?)

Well, it can't be helped if you're trying to accept the objective of improving yourself physically with the endless Health and Fitness related technical activities like the smartwatches themselves as if your fitness records are being tracked and recorded down for whatever objectives you're trying to fulfill. Also, the smartwatches are kind of expensive to buy as well similar to other smart devices. However, what makes all smart devices dumb in terms of security is that there are some malwares and backdoor somewhere inside the hardware and software of the smart devices that eventually track you down. This has been going too far and evil like trying to detect and capture bad guys. And in fact, if the security controversy is not enough for Android Wear and Apple Watch, here's something you should think twice before buying as well, Microsoft Band.
Perhaps, smartwatches are the next thing to avoid if you want to be safe from that on-going cyber-spying stupidity but when it comes to Health and Fitness services for smartwatches, there should be trackers no matter what. And what is the new Microsoft CEO for when it comes to Microsoft Band that is available in the US? Speaking of regions, it is US only! Another thing they have come up with is Microsoft Health which has the Intelligence Engine that tracks you down of your Health and Fitness activities. But what makes you avoid this service at all costs is that it also tracks down your sleep, food and even other health related activities as well. It's kind of useful for avoiding eating too much for example or maybe you need some balance in your drinking habit like trying to keep yourself healthy.
Lastly, another controversial thing about smartwatches is that they can also be used for piracy and other illegal purposes. To prevent that, maybe there shouldn't be sound recording feature on smartwatches to prevent illegal recording of whatever movies people watch. Sure, the microphone feature can be kept intact for voice commands but for Microsoft Band, we're not sure what its OS is.
Battery-wise, the device is a little bit better than Apple Watch but Samsung Galaxy Gear series has better performance and battery life due to different OS that it doesn't take up so much resources.

Apple Watch UI on Iphone

Bear in mind that this is not the official thing but it seems that someone has made an app or perhaps modified the home-screen of the IOS to make it look like the Apple Watch UI which may look kind of different than the IOS UI as we know of now. Although it may be a prototype experiment, it is a nice opportunity and it kind of reminds people of the Windows Mobile 6.5 Honeycomb Start Screen except that it is solid looking with no glasses and honeycomb shapes whatsoever. It may look like you can scroll in multiple directions just like you can in Apple Watch unlike the Android Wear and the Tixen OS powered Galaxy Gears which may have like one to few icons on the home screen at the same time.

How to verify end-user experience in IPv6 network webinar

Another webinar from a different company that uses the IPv6 technology, this one is about the end-user experience in IPv6 network and that it can be similar to the one for IPv4 network. Still, we have to keep in mind that there may be differences between IPv4 and IPv6 in user experience.
The most important thing is probably the network performance as any technical disobedience from the network may result in the user getting raged or whining about it. Other features mentioned in the webinar included the Jittering, Latency, Loss, Availability and even how things work in various services. Different networking services need different requirements. Note that some services are sensitive to delays and some are to loss.
Also, there are various technical factors to test and there were too many of them to note of. And important thing is that any networking problem may cost money if end-users are affected so you will need to do take it step-by-step.
Lastly, for the Netrounds service for business users, you can install the service on the VM, USB or even the HDD that will be connected to the Netrounds account of yours. It's sort of like cloud networking or something to me and best of all, it has IPv6 support even if it's free. Downside is that you will need the company information if you want to register and it may be why I didn't register for that at all after the day of that webinar. There was also the Network Life Cycle in which you have to take note of as well.

Facebook being sued by Room, Inc. for stealing idea

You know, there have been rip-off products like this being recently released by Facebook and people who know the products that came out first in the past are not happy about that. However, there may be childish faggots that claim that those past products are the ripoffs of the recent ones without any research whatsoever. They may be absolute fools for that that we may have to keep a lookout for them. What we can do is to mark their claims/trolls for spam or something indecent until they have made their behavior and attitude good by researching. They should learn on researching stuffs on their own without any help. It's just easy to do so online to know which one came up with such product first in the past. However, the companies that came up with theirs first may end up coming up with the features that are the rip-offs of the recent products' similar features and that's one downside that ruins the purpose of anything original.
Bear in mind about the rip-offs that contain too much unoriginal contents, this may be the right time to sue the ones behind those like what Facebook is being sued for stealing idea. They surely have screwed up their business up their technical ass! And if you support the Facebook version of this kind of app, that's an absolute shame on you! But the product by Room, Inc isn't the only existence, is it? There are also products similar to these that had existed in the past. The ones made by Microsoft, AOL, CompuServe, etc.
Perhaps, we should try out the original products and their good rip-offs when possible! That should give us, good product usage of them, not this unoriginal shit by Facebook! In fact, we don't know what is Facebook's next motive to us besides this app.

Office Swap

It is said to be the modern evolution of PowerPoint as many people use and no programming knowledge is required. The idea is that you can bring in the contents from various online services like cloud storage services, social networking services, video sharing services and so on into the modern presentation that can be seen on any device. This removes the burden on having to make a webpage with embedded presentation that allows users to view it online. Having embedded presentation on the website is likely to be a classic problem but the modern software technology allows the presentations to be viewable online that easily. You should be able to make one at Slideshare for example so that other people can view it and it's a popular service.
There's also the Office Online service which is the online version of the Office apps we know of. It may have superseded Office Viewer series as Office Online may have more functions but it's limited. Even with the Office apps installed, they are still not that touch friendly as there are too many features suited for desktop and laptop use and besides, they don't look anything modern enough compared to OneNote Modern UI version which is a little bit challenging to take down and modify notes from unless you know the tactics.
Right now, Office Swap is still under beta stage and the only way to register is through invitation. Also, the features there are still limited.

PhotoMath (Controversial educational app?)

Sure looks technically experimental to solve the mathematics problems for you but if the problems to us are manageable, you don't want to use this app at such kinds of moments like this as it is looking like you're cheating in doing your homework with this app. If that's the case of more retarded cheaters that will be attracted in the future thanks to this app, then the schools should ban this kind of app like this. All it does is to give you solutions instantly to whatever mathematical problems you're facing. You're better off getting solutions from your teachers, professors, friends or even tutors instead of this future controversy. They're basically dumbing down future students with this app no matter how many functional features it has in solving many types of mathematical problems.
Oh, difficult topics like calculus, multi-variable algebraic expressions? You should still be better off looking for solutions in the non-technical way because this kind of app is like a tool for cheaters to me. We want the proper learning tools in the world of technology, not the tools or features that attract cheaters. Genius people and hardworking learners won't be happy when they discover this controversial app.

Xbox One Kinect can be used with PC

Now, that will be possible as Microsoft has announced the adapter that connects between the new Kinect and the PC via the USB port. Unlike the one for the Xbox 360, you can use the existing new Kinect from the Xbox One and connect it to the adapter that will also be connected to the PC. From there, the technical experiment is yours for whatever project you want. If only the new Kinect is the complete separate that people can buy it without the Xbox One, perhaps, the only reason for people doing that is that they have some projects to do on the PC.