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The new application provides android tablet and smart phone users to donate their unused equipment Electricity scientific research into HIV and AIDS opportunities.
Android system app called Boinc (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing) and the goal is to enable scientists to study HIV harness the power to run the computer donation system works. What are the different mobile phone network will contribute to the super-powers was named FightAIDS @ Home. Researchers working on the initiative is seeking new HIV viral medication.
Therefore the new scheme is designed to combine thousands of "donated" handsets to create the power of a quasi-supercomputer which scientists can then utilize to carry out research, according to Engadget. The Scripps Research Institute and the Olson Laboratory run the project, and IBM's World Community Grid powers it.
The scheme does not lead to a big drain on battery life, or take a phone above its data alloweance, for the app only works when a device is plugged in, near full-charge and connected to Wi-Fi.
Boinc, to a similar program being developed by the New York University Institute of Technology and named for Seattle, is designed to help students study. Other applications of scientific research has been in place. ZD Net, these include the Einstein @ Home project uses the processing power to analyze the contribution from the world's largest radio telescope, the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico and the hunt for radio pulsars in the mobile power draw data.
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