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The Week In Technology, May 2-6, 2016
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Hybrid Kit Lets Aerosonde UAS Fly Vertically Textron Systems has demonstrated a version of its Aerosonde fixed-wing small unmanned aircraft adapted to take off and land vertically and provide runway-independent operating flexibility. The 10-hr ...
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The Week In Technology, May 2-6, 2016 - Aviation Week
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Italian company Saipem awarded fertiliser technology contract after change in parameters - Economic Times
Economic Times
Italian company Saipem awarded fertiliser technology contract after change in parameters
Economic Times
NEW DELHI: Another Italian company, another deal with Indian government entities, again a strong suggestion that not everything's above board - but the contract between Saipem and Engineers India Ltd (EIL)/National Fertilizer Ltd (NFL) has a twist ... -
How a Chinese cab service uses AI to purge the surge
The company aims to predict demand in a locality based on past trends such as office hours and deploy drivers to that area to meet the rush.
The second phase of Delhi’s odd-even rule ended Saturday, but restrictions on “surge pricing” used by cab aggregators Ola and Uber to meet demand and supply is not expected to end till the state government issues sector-specific guidelines.
During the 15-day period of the road rationing scheme, the Delhi government forced Ola and Uber to -
Saavn now has original podcasts, want to change radio in India
Saavn is launching original podcasts as it aims to change radio in India.
Saavn, which is one of India’s leading music streaming service, is launching original programming for those who listen to the radio. In a conversation with IndianExpress.com, Saavn cofounder Paramdeep Singh said, “Radio isn’t dead but has evolved into more diversified content often referred to as podcasts.”
Saavn believes podcast is the new way to go for audio, one that will engage users for a long -
Apple’s Phil Schiller on Twitter: Two iPhone devices, not two iPhones
Two iPhone devices, not iPhones, says Apple’s head of marketing Phil Schiller.
Apple doesn’t want you to pluralise its products. So instead of saying two iPhones, or two iPads, the ideal Apple way to go with is ‘two iPhone devices, or two iPad devices.’
So why all this confusion? Well Apple’s head of marketing Phil Schiller went on Twitter to remind everyone of the sacred rule that was being broken by pluralising their product names. So, according to Schiller -
Docoss X1 at Rs 888, Freedom 251: Why these ‘cheap’ smartphones raise doubts
Docoss X1 is a Rs 888 Android smartphone but here’s why this incredible pricing is hard to accept.
Docoss X1 and Freedom 251 by Ringing Bells are two really cheap smartphones — at least on paper — that have managed to grab attention in India.
Docoss X1 costs Rs 888 and offers 4-inch display with 1GB RAM with 4GB storage (32GB expandable), a dual-core processor, Android 4.4 KitKat, a 2 megapixel camera and a 0.2 megapixel front camera.
Freedom 251 by Ringing Bells was -
Docoss X1 Android phone at Rs 888: Why the price is hard to believe
Docoss X1 is a Rs 888 Android smartphone offering a 4-inch display, dual-core processor and more. But this incredible pricing is hard to accept and here’s why. In this image, the Docoss X1 is seen. (Source: Docoss Twitter account.)
Docoss X1 and Freedom 251 by Ringing Bells are two really cheap smartphones — at least on paper — that have managed to grab attention in India. Docoss X1 costs Rs 888 and offers 4-inch display with 1GB RAM with 4GB storage (32GB expan -
Samsung’s offers: Get Galaxy S6, Galaxy Note 5 at Re 1, and here’s how
Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note 5 are available at Re 1 under the company’s ‘Make for India’ celebrations.
Samsung is hosting its ‘Make for India’ celebrations, with deals on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note 5 where users can get buy these smartphones by paying just Re 1 for each.
However the rest of the price has to be paid in EMI , and the offer is only for those who opt for Bajaj Finserv or Capital First as a payment option.
The ‘Re 1’ price offer ope -
Want Students to Excel? Provide Them With Laptops
In addition to improved scores on standardised tests, the benefits of successful laptop programmes include an improved writing process. -
Apple Executive Insists It's Not an iPhone but 'iPhone Phone'
In a Twitter conversation, Schiller explains that 'One need never pluralise Apple product names. Ex: Mr. Evans used two iPad Pro devices' and not iPads or iPad Pros. -
Samsung’s ‘Make for India’ deals: Get Galaxy S6, Note 5 at Re 1, here’s how
Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note 5 are available at Re 1 under the company’s ‘Make for India’ celebrations.
Samsung is hosting its ‘Make for India’ celebrations, with deals on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note 5 where users can get buy these smartphones by paying just Re 1 for each.
However the rest of the price has to be paid in EMI , and the offer is only for those who opt for Bajaj Finserv or Capital First as a payment option.
The ‘Re 1’ price offer ope -
Google Chromecast 2 in India: Who needs it, and what exactly does it offer?
Google Chromecast 2 is now available in India for Rs 3,399 and is available for purchase online as well as in offline stores. But do you really need to buy this streaming dongle, and what exactly does it do? We have all the answers for you.
This April, Google finally officially launched the new Chromecast in India. The streaming dongle costs Rs 3,399 and is available for purchase online as well as in offline stores. Chromecast 2, as the new Chromecast is colloquially known, is praised by techies -
Docoss X1 at Rs 888: Why this low-price for a smartphone is hard to accept
Docoss X1 is a Rs 888 Android smartphone but here’s why this incredible pricing is hard to accept.
Docoss X1 and Freedom 251 by Ringing Bells are two really cheap smartphones — at least on paper — that have managed to grab attention in India.
Docoss X1 costs Rs 888 and offers 4-inch display with 1GB RAM with 4GB storage (32GB expandable), a dual-core processor, Android 4.4 KitKat, a 2 megapixel camera and a 0.2 megapixel front camera.
Freedom 251 by Ringing Bells was -
ISRO Developing New Technology for Space-borne Payloads
Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA) is commonly used in satellite communication links, earth observation payloads, scientific missions or probes and inter-spacecraft communications links. -
Twitter says goodbye to direct message bot
On Friday, the micro-blogging website was re-categorised under the “news” section of the App Store rather than “social networking”.(Reuters) Micro-blogging website Twitter has retired “Magic Recs” — an effective bot account that used to send users direct messages (DM) recommending viral accounts or Tweets to follow.
The bot used to run an algorithm to measure how many others a user knows that were following an account or Tweet in quick succession and us -
Learning Language Boosts Attention in Just a Week: Study
Researchers conclude that it is never too late to start a novel mental activity such as learning a new language. Secondly, even a short intensive course can show beneficial effects on some cognitive functions. -
Google Testing New Travel App to Help You Organise Vacations
Trips is described as a combination of Google Maps and Now, the company's intelligent personal assistant. -
Using the Right Words Could Fetch More Money on eBay
Grammatical errors such as missing apostrophes and internet speak were also found to have a negative impact on the price products sold for. -
NASA Knows About Every Eclipse to Occur in Next 1,000 Years
The space agency even knows the exact time, down to the fraction of a second, that the eclipses will occur. -
'Battleborn' to 'Uncharted 4': Upcoming Video Games
Here's a list of video games releasing in the week of May 3 along with their release dates. -
Science in 140 characters: Cost of operations
However, the researchers suggested that since the fatalities have been narrowed down to just seven procedures, it would be rather easy to target just those procedures to drastically change the global surgery figures.
@atul_gawandeAtul Gawande, Surgeon and researcher
It is estimated that roughly 1 out of every 100 people undergo at least one surgery every year. According to an article tweeted by surgeon and researcher Atul Gawande, around 80 per cent of all deaths, complications and costs incurr -
Science in 140 characters: 300 TB of collisions
A third of this information is “data from proton collisions at 7 TeV (Transient Earth Voltage), making up half the data collected at the LHC by the CMS detector in 2011”, a CERN statement said.
@seanmcarrollSean M Carroll, Theoretical Physicist
European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) is one of the grandest and most expensive scientific endeavours in human history, and most of what is done at CERN is either too advanced or too expensive for everyone else to use.
Keeping tha -
From the lab: Solar flares- Taking the heat off
The research: Understanding the processes that trigger a solar flare through a computer simulation model, so that these can be predicted
On November 4 last year, the Swedish airspace was closed for more than an hour following radar malfunctions at some of its airports. Flights disappeared from radar screens, causing a blackout. The problem was traced to disturbances in the Earth’s magnetic field near the area.
These disturbances in the magnetic field were caused by what are known as s

