• Are You Aware Of These Future-Shaping Technology Trends? - ValueWalk

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    Are You Aware Of These Future-Shaping Technology Trends?
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    I've spent a lot of time discussing the state of affairs in our global financial system. The problems are significant to say the least, and understanding them is the first step towards protecting ourselves from the consequences and naturally profiting ...
  • Cabinet nod to liberalise spectrum at TRAI rates

    Cabinet nod to liberalise spectrum at TRAI rates
    The Cabinet decision taken on Wednesday will enable Reliance Communications (RCom) to liberalise its spectrum in four telecom circles, where auction determined price is not available, for Rs 1,300 crore.
    The Union Cabinet has cleared liberalisation of spectrum – allocated without auction to telecom companies – at TRAI recommended price with the balance being collected after deriving market rate through bidding.
    The Cabinet decision taken on Wednesday will enable Reliance Communicati
  • HHS CTO: Technology in healthcare is a Trojan Horse for culture change - MobiHealthNews

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    HHS CTO: Technology in healthcare is a Trojan Horse for culture change
    MobiHealthNews
    Susannah Fox, current Chief Technology Officer at HHS and former Pew researcher, knows it's a little odd that, as CTO, her background is in anthropology, not technology. But she thinks it's also illustrative of the role technology has to play in ...and more »
  • Facebook Live videos now available for all: Here’s what is new

    Facebook Live videos now available for all: Here’s what is new
    Facebook CEO and co-founder, in a post announced that the company is launching Facebook Live for everyone to ‘create, share and discover live videos’.
    Facebook is rearranging the notification panel on its mobile apps in an effort to widen the audience watching live video on its social network.
    The shift announced Wednesday is part of Facebook’s effort to turn its live video feature into a marquee attraction as more people use their smartphones to record and share snippets of t
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  • Facebook launches live videos for everyone, rearranges notification panel on its app

    Facebook launches live videos for everyone, rearranges notification panel on its app
    Facebook is rearranging the notification panel on its mobile apps in an effort to widen the audience watching live video on its social network.
    Facebook is rearranging the notification panel on its mobile apps in an effort to widen the audience watching live video on its social network.
    The shift announced Wednesday is part of Facebook’s effort to turn its live video feature into a marquee attraction as more people use their smartphones to record and share snippets of their lives.
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  • Oppo to set-up Rs 100 crore manufacturing unit in Noida

    Oppo to set-up Rs 100 crore manufacturing unit in Noida
    Oppo will set up a local manufacturing unit in India with an investment of Rs 100 crore for the facility in Noida.
    Chinese smartphone maker Oppo will set up a local manufacturing unit in India with an investment of Rs 100 crore for the facility in Noida.
    The unit, which will have a capacity of 10 million handsets, will become operational in August this year. “Our Noida facility will become operational in August. With a capacity of 10 million units, the facility will be our own. We are inv
  • Why Asus ZenFone Zoom smartphone is a must buy for photography enthusiasts

    Why Asus ZenFone Zoom smartphone is a must buy for photography enthusiasts
    Asus ZenFone Zoom is an elegant camera phone with a premium design, fast processor and decent performance. Thanks to mobile phones, people are taking a lot of pictures these days. From a fight in a metro, to people visiting a zoo, park or a museum —snap-happy onlookers are clicking almost anything and everything. But taking great photos isn’t just about having a nice camera; I am a firm believer that good photography comes from smart photographers who think creatively and know how t
  • Why Sony MDR-XB650BT is best headphones in India under Rs 8,000

    Why Sony MDR-XB650BT is best headphones in India under Rs 8,000
    The Sony MDR-XB650BT is loud, and I have not even started talking about the audio quality. Since my childhood when I used to play with equaliser on my aunt’s Technics hi-fi music system, I have preferred to keep the bass low and push the treble up as much as possible. But I am in a minority, especially in India. Here we love our music in our cars, in our homes and even on our phones. A lot of our music also lends itself to be the lower frequencies, especially the numbers youth today love
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  • Should you buy Garmin Vivosmart HR at Rs 14,999

    Should you buy Garmin Vivosmart HR at Rs 14,999
    Garmin Vivosmart HR Priced at R14,999, the fitness band features sunlight display screen with touch support and offers continuous heart rate monitoring, counts floors climbed, calories burned and measures activity intensity. The health-related wearable market in India is at nascent stage, with merely 30,000-40,000 units of wearable products (smart-watches and fitness bands) getting sold every month, according to Convergence Catalyst, a Bengaluru-based research consulting firm. However, graduall
  • Samsung Galaxy A7 review: Great camera, but is it worth a buy at Rs 33,400?

    Samsung Galaxy A7 review: Great camera, but is it worth a buy at Rs 33,400?
    Samsung Galaxy A7 is priced at Rs 33,400 in India, a tad more expensive compared to the smaller 5.2-inch Galaxy A5. Samsung Galaxy A series for 2016 follows the glass and metal design that the Korean company started using since the Galaxy S6. The Galaxy A series is supposed to be the “premium-looking mid-range option” from Samsung—good enough to flaunt, but not bad enough to burn a hole in your pocket.
    As the smartphone market has got more competitive, we have seen Samsung str
  • Vivaldi: From founder of Opera comes a browser for the desktop power user

    Vivaldi: From founder of Opera comes a browser for the desktop power user
    Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner talks to IndianExpress.com about the the new browser and how it tries to be different.
    Google Chrome might have a vice-like grip on the internet browser space, but that hasn’t prevented Jon von Tetzchner, who co-founded and led Opera Software, to work on a new browser for “power users”.
    Norway-based Vivaldi launched its final version of April 6 after almost a year in Beta, raking in “million of downloads”. Here are excerpts from an ema
  • How to Convince Your CEO to Invest in Marketing Technology - CMSWire

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    How to Convince Your CEO to Invest in Marketing Technology
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    Marketing now bears responsibility for the entire customer lifecycle — from lead generation to customer advocacy. And as a result, is also responsible for the vast arsenal of tools and associated budget that identifies prospects, nurtures and converts ...
  • Flipkart unveils mobile site on UC browser for users on 2G connections

    Flipkart unveils mobile site on UC browser for users on 2G connections
    Flipkart opened a mobile website using a UC Browser of China to enable its users to access its offerings even on a slow 2G network.
    Leading e-retailer Flipkart on Wednesday opened a mobile website using a UC Browser of China to enable its users to access its offerings even on a slow 2G network.
    “Our mobile-site on UC browser brings a wider base of shoppers closer to a better mobile experience with core features such as search, offers and cart,” the city-based e-commerce major said i
  • Flipkart launches mobile site on UC browser for users on slower connections

    Flipkart launches mobile site on UC browser for users on slower connections
    Flipkart opened a mobile website using a UC Browser of China to enable its users to access its offerings even on a slow 2G network.
    Leading e-retailer Flipkart on Wednesday opened a mobile website using a UC Browser of China to enable its users to access its offerings even on a slow 2G network.
    “Our mobile-site on UC browser brings a wider base of shoppers closer to a better mobile experience with core features such as search, offers and cart,” the city-based e-commerce major said i
  • Micromax now wants to become biggest services company in India

    Micromax now wants to become biggest services company in India
    Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma says the company has plans of becoming the biggest services provider on smartphones.
    Micromax, the largest Indian smartphone manufacturer in India, now has big ambitions in the services space. In fact, Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma says the company wants to become the biggest services company in India in the next couple of years.
    Sharma’s YU Televentures initiated its Around YU services platform late last year and now parent company Micromax wants to ta
  • Pioneer launches AVIC-F80BT powered by Apple CarPlay at Rs 51,990

    Pioneer launches AVIC-F80BT powered by Apple CarPlay at Rs 51,990
    Pioneer has announced the launch of AVIC-F80BT, its navigation-cum-entertainment system powered by Apple CarPlay at Rs 51,990.
    Pioneer has announced the launch of AVIC-F80BT, its navigation-cum-entertainment system powered by Apple CarPlay at Rs 51,990.
    The AVIC-F80BT features 17.8 cm touch screen with multi-colour LED display. The device supports with bluetooth, dual USB slots, touch slide cross-over settings and steering wheel control for several cars. Users can also play music using Pioneer
  • India’s premium smartphone segment to grow to 5 mn in 2016: CMR report

    India’s premium smartphone segment to grow to 5 mn in 2016: CMR report
    Apple could see a big gain in the Indian market as the premium smartphone segment will grow in 2016. (Source: AP )
    Apple will be the big winner as India’s premium smartphone market is projected to grow to 5 million phones for 2016, says a new report from research firm CyberMedia Research (CMR.)
    According to CMR’s data, 3.3 million premium smartphones were shipped in 2015 of the total 96.4 million smartphones during the period. The company now expects this number to jump to 5 million
  • Apple to gain as India’s premium smartphone segment projected to grow: report

    Apple to gain as India’s premium smartphone segment projected to grow: report
    Apple could see a big gain in the Indian market as the premium smartphone segment will grow in 2016. (Source: AP )
    Apple will be the big winner as India’s premium smartphone market is projected to grow to 5 million phones for 2016, says a new report from research firm CyberMedia Research (CMR.)
    According to CMR’s data, 3.3 million premium smartphones were shipped in 2015 of the total 96.4 million smartphones during the period. The company now expects this number to jump to 5 million
  • Facebook raises Periscope challenge with video upgrades

    Facebook raises Periscope challenge with video upgrades
    Facebook Live launched in the middle of last year and was initially limited to celebrities but recently opened to a wider audience of broadcasters. (Reuters) Facebook today ramped up its challenge to Twitter-owned Periscope with upgrades to the social network’s live video broadcasting feature.
    People using the Live streaming feature at Facebook will be able to “broadcast: to groups at the social network or in scheduled “events.”
    Scheduled events can even be used for onli
  • Explained: What WhatsApp's full end-to-end encryption means

    Explained: What WhatsApp's full end-to-end encryption means
    All WhatsApp messages will now be accessible only to the sender and recipient, and nobody in between, not even WhatsApp.
  • The Killer App: Pairing Technology With People - Forbes

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    The Killer App: Pairing Technology With People
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    I recently interviewed Deidre Paknad, a serial entrepreneur whose latest company, Workboard, improves organizational performance with an app. The Workboard app has something in common with other technology companies whose founders I have ...
  • WhatsApp’s new encryption feature dubbed ‘security threat’ by official

    WhatsApp’s new encryption feature dubbed ‘security threat’ by official
    WhatsApp has puts out a one-line advisory to its users: Messages you send to this chat and calls are now secured with end-to-end encryption. (Reuters) Security agencies have expressed concern over the new encryption feature introduced by popular messaging giant WhatsApp saying it could be misused by anti- national elements for achieving their nefarious designs.
    The just-introduced end-to-end encryption of WhatsApp will protect texts and voice calls and gives no access to the security agencies,
  • Facebook takes live videos to a whole new level; adds a bunch of new features

    Facebook takes live videos to a whole new level; adds a bunch of new features
    Facebook has ramped up its challenge to Twitter-owned Periscope with upgrades to the social network's live video broadcasting feature.
  • [Video] Soundwave is the Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 that turns into a transformer

    [Video] Soundwave is the Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 that turns into a transformer
    Xiaomi, in collaboration with Hasbro has developed a special edition on Mi Pad 2 that actually turns into a Transformer.
    Xiaomi, in collaboration with Hasbro has developed a special edition on Mi Pad 2 that actually turns into a Transformer. Soundwave is the 7mm thick tablet that turns into a robot, thanks to a built-in 30-step folding assembly.
    Xiaomi VP, Hugo Barra shared the details, alongwith pictures in a Facebook post on Tuesday. “Instead of a vehicle transforming into a robot, this
  • [Video] Meet Soundwave: The Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 that turns into a transformer

    [Video] Meet Soundwave: The Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 that turns into a transformer
    Xiaomi, in collaboration with Hasbro has developed a special edition on Mi Pad 2 that actually turns into a Transformer.
    Xiaomi, in collaboration with Hasbro has developed a special edition on Mi Pad 2 that actually turns into a Transformer. Soundwave is the 7mm thick tablet that turns into a robot, thanks to a built-in 30-step folding assembly.
    Xiaomi VP, Hugo Barra shared the details, alongwith pictures in a Facebook post on Tuesday. “Instead of a vehicle transforming into a robot, this
  • Apple iPhone SE cost only Rs 10,700 to make, reveals IHS teardown

    Apple iPhone SE cost only Rs 10,700 to make, reveals IHS teardown
    Apple iPhone SE teardown by IHS reveals that it cost only Rs 10,700 to make for the company.
    Apple’s iPhone SE, which will release in India on April 8 at a price of Rs 39,000, cost the company around $160 or around Rs 10,653 to manufacture reveals a teardown by research firm IHS. Apple has priced the 16GB version of the iPhone SE at $399 in the US, so the company appears to be making a $230 profit for the 16GB version alone.
    It should be noted that when Apple has first announced the iPhon
  • Apple iPhone SE cost only Rs 10,000 to make, reveals teardown: IHS report

    Apple iPhone SE cost only Rs 10,000 to make, reveals teardown: IHS report
    Apple iPhone SE teardown by IHS reveals that it cost only Rs 10,000 to make for the company.
    Apple’s iPhone SE, which will release in India on April 8 at a price of Rs 39,000, cost the company around $160 or around Rs 10,653 to manufacture reveals a teardown by research firm IHS. Apple has priced the 16GB version of the iPhone SE at $399 in the US, so the company appears to be making a $230 profit for the 16GB version alone.
    It should be noted that when Apple has first announced the iPhon
  • Nokia to cut thousands of jobs following Alcatel deal

    Nokia has declined to give a total figure for global job cuts.
  • Oppo F1 Plus with 16 MP front camera launched in India at Rs 26,990

    Oppo F1 Plus with 16 MP front camera launched in India at Rs 26,990
    The first sale of the F1 Plus will kick off from mid-April across India.
  • HP Spectre 13 sets a new benchmark for thin laptops

    HP Spectre 13 sets a new benchmark for thin laptops
    HP has announced a new Spectre model which is 10.4mm thin, and yet features a 13.3-inch display, thus setting a new benchmark for thinnest notebooks.
    How thin can a laptop get? According to HP that figure is 10.4mm. Yes, that may sound insane but HP has actually built a laptop that is just 10.4mm thick.
    HP has announced a new Spectre model which is 10.4mm thin, and yet features a 13.3-inch display, thus setting a new benchmark for thinnest 13-inch notebooks out there. For years, Apple’s M
  • HP Spectre 13 sets a new benchmark for thin and lightweight laptops

    HP Spectre 13 sets a new benchmark for thin and lightweight laptops
    HP has announced a new Spectre model which is 10.4mm thin, and yet features a 13.3-inch display, thus setting a new benchmark for thinnest notebooks.
    How thin can a laptop get? According to HP that figure is 10.4mm. Yes, that may sound insane but HP has actually built a laptop that is just 10.4mm thick.
    HP has announced a new Spectre model which is 10.4mm thin, and yet features a 13.3-inch display, thus setting a new benchmark for thinnest 13-inch notebooks out there. For years, Apple’s M
  • Apple fixes bug that allowed anyone to access photos on iPhone 6s series without unlocking device

    Apple fixes bug that allowed anyone to access photos on iPhone 6s series without unlocking device
    Apple has fixed the bug that caused anyone to access photos and contacts in iPhone 6s, 6s Plus without unlocking the device.
    Apple has fixed the bug that caused anyone to access photos and contacts in iPhone 6s, 6s Plus without unlocking the device, using Siri. Apple, in a statement to Washington Post confirmed that the glitch has been fixed Tuesday morning.
    “Most consumers should have a fix in place — without the need for a software update,” an Apple spokeswoman told Washingt
  • How to get education technology right - Devex

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    How to get education technology right
    Devex
    Students use laptops at the library of the Mohammed V University in Rabat, Morocco. The demand for education technology is greater than ever, but how can one tell which existing and emerging edutech innovations are the wisest investments? Photo by: ...
  • FreeCharge announces partnership with BMC to enable digital payments to e-rickshaw drivers

    FreeCharge announces partnership with BMC to enable digital payments to e-rickshaw drivers
    The Chat-n-Pay service is aimed to offer convenience to pay on-the-go securely.
    FreeCharge has announced its partnership with Bhartiya Micro Credit (BMC), an NGO that provides financial aid for e-rickshaws. FreeCharge recently launched Chat-n-Pay service, that enables customers to connect and pay via chat with e-rickshaw drivers in less than 5 seconds.
    Drivers can register themselves as merchants at zero investment, on Chat-n-Pay by adding their banking details. The Chat-n-Pay service is aimed
  • Google doodle recalls 1st Olympic Games on 120th anniversary

    Google doodle recalls 1st Olympic Games on 120th anniversary
    Google doodle recalls 1st Olympic Games on 120th anniversary to mark the modern incarnation of the ancient Olympic Games. Google doodle recalls 1st Olympic Games on 120th anniversary to mark the modern incarnation of the ancient Olympic Games.
    Designed by Olivia Huynh, the doodle shows four different scenes from the event. Each of them can be seen by refreshing the homepage.
    On clicking the doodle, a google search page opens up and shows parts of a Wikipedia article, which reads, “Th
  • As Apple plots India strategy, Samsung stakes turf with new J-series

    As Apple plots India strategy, Samsung stakes turf with new J-series
    Samsung is regaining smartphone share in India with a revamped line-up, as rival Apple Inc readies a renewed push into the world’s fastest-growing market.
    Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is regaining smartphone share in India with a revamped line-up packed with special features including a safety mode for motorcyclists, as rival Apple Inc readies a renewed push into the world’s fastest-growing market.
    Long the leader in price-conscious India, the South Korean giant had been losing ground
  • UCWeb, Flipkart Join Hands to Launch Mobile-Site on UC Browser

    UCWeb, the maker behind UC Browser, India’s No. 1 mobile browser with over 55% market share (according to StatCounter) and a business within Alibaba mobile business group, has partnered with ecommerce major Flipkart in an effort to offer its users shopping on the go. Flipkart site, now available on the home screen of UC Browser, will offer seamless and enhanced shopping experience to users on web, even under low network availability.
    The newly launched mobile-site 
  • A look into Kakao Talk and Line: Apps that trump Facebook and Twitter in Japan and South Korea

    A look into Kakao Talk and Line: Apps that trump Facebook and Twitter in Japan and South Korea
    Two of Asia's biggest social media players, Kakao Talk and Line, are growing by making mobile messaging apps an integral part of the lives of the young.
  • HP's new logo is the one that was rejected 5 years ago

    HP's new logo is the one that was rejected 5 years ago
    Five years later, as the company has split into two, the new minimalist logo seems more befitting with the new-age consumer brand.
  • Technology Can Enable A New World For People With Autism - Forbes

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    Technology Can Enable A New World For People With Autism
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    April 2, 2016 was designated World Autism Awareness Day. Many world monuments were lit up in blue lights to show support for the cause. Colorful ribbons and pins were worn and emotional sentiments were plastered all over social media. While the ...and more »
  • Terahertz technology reaches industrial maturity - Phys.Org

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    Terahertz technology reaches industrial maturity
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    The researchers at Fraunhofer have packaged the transmitting and receiving unit for terahertz radiation into a handy little sensor head with a diameter of only 25 and a length of 35 millimeters. Credit: Fraunhofer HHI. Terahertz is a new technology in ...
  • WhatsApp end-to-end encryption: How it works and what it means for users

    WhatsApp end-to-end encryption: How it works and what it means for users
    WhatsApp end-to-end encryption is now live. Here’s what the feature means and how you can use it.
    WhatsApp is now end-to-end encrypted at all times. This will ensure that a user’s messages, videos, photos sent over WhatsApp can’t be read by anyone else — not WhatsApp, not cyber-criminals, not law-enforcement agencies. Even calls and group chats will be encrypted.
    WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum announced the update on his Facebook page, stating that the company ha
  • WhatsApp end-to-end encryption: Here is how it works

    WhatsApp end-to-end encryption: Here is how it works
    WhatsApp end-to-end encryption is now live. Here’s what the feature means and how you can use it.
    WhatsApp is now end-to-end encrypted at all times. This will ensure that a user’s messages, videos, photos sent over WhatsApp can’t be read by anyone else — not WhatsApp, not cyber-criminals, not law-enforcement agencies. Even calls and group chats will be encrypted.
    WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum announced the update on his Facebook page, stating that the company ha
  • How WhatsApp end-to-end encryption works for you

    How WhatsApp end-to-end encryption works for you
    WhatsApp end-to-end encryption is now live. Here’s what the feature means and how you can use it.
    WhatsApp is now end-to-end encrypted at all times. This will ensure that a user’s messages, videos, photos sent over WhatsApp can’t be read by anyone else — not WhatsApp, not cyber-criminals, not law-enforcement agencies. Even calls and group chats will be encrypted.
    WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum announced the update on his Facebook page, stating that the company ha
  • How to enable WhatsApp end-to-end encryption and what it means

    How to enable WhatsApp end-to-end encryption and what it means
    WhatsApp end-to-end encryption is now live. Here’s what the feature means and how you can use it.
    WhatsApp is now end-to-end encrypted at all times. This will ensure that a user’s messages, videos, photos sent over WhatsApp can’t be read by anyone else — not WhatsApp, not cyber-criminals, not law-enforcement agencies. Even calls and group chats will be encrypted.
    WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum announced the update on his Facebook page, stating that the company ha
  • Photos: HP Spectre, the world's thinnest laptop

    Photos: HP Spectre, the world's thinnest laptop
    HP is yet to announce a launch date for the laptop which has been powered by either an Intel i5 or i7 processor.
  • New online toolkit aims to teach all about William Shakespeare's plays

    New online toolkit aims to teach all about William Shakespeare's plays
    The Stratford Festival in Canada just unveiled an online teaching platform that will include each of Shakespeare's scripts, a film clip of every scene and notes to understand each piece of dialogue.
  • 10 little-known features that can make your Android taste even sweeter

    10 little-known features that can make your Android taste even sweeter
    These features are easy to use and can be enabled with just a few taps.
  • Xiaomi's 20000mAh Mi Power Bank up for sale in India at Rs 1,699; can also charge a MacBook

    Xiaomi's 20000mAh Mi Power Bank up for sale in India at Rs 1,699; can also charge a MacBook
    The new power bank features two USB ports to let users charge two devices at a time. It is said to have been built with a scratch-proof material.
  • Here is how WhatsApp end-to-end encryption works for users

    Here is how WhatsApp end-to-end encryption works for users
    The feature is enabled by default in WhatsApp, which means that if you and your friends are on the latest version of the app, all chats will be end-to-end encrypted. Unlike say Telegram where users have to start a secret chat to enable the feature, WhatsApp has the feature on at all times. Users don’t have the option of switching off end-to-end encryption. Messaging giant WhatsApp has rolled out end-to-end encryption, a step that will potentially protect texts and voice calls of its