Accenture launches new interactive learning platform
The "Accenture Future Talent Platform" includes talent transformation services to help clients in critical areas such as digital, Cloud, security and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The "Accenture Future Talent Platform" includes talent transformation services to help clients in critical areas such as digital, Cloud, security and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Lenovo Vibe K5 to launch in India today
Lenovo has divided its smartphone into two mainstream brands: the Vibe series which are the Lenovo phones and the Moto phones. Vibe K5 is a slightly underpowered version of Vibe K5 Plus. which was launched in India at a price of Rs 8,499.
OnePlus 3 to be launched on a virtual space station with new Loop VR headset
OnePlus is planning to release the One Plus 3 with its own Loop VR headset. This makes OnePlus the first tech company to offer global VR shopping experience.
Samsung launches Galaxy Tab Iris at Rs. 13,499
The tablet, made with the intention to be used in workplaces, can be used by agencies using Aadhaar as an authentication mechanism.
South Korean tech giant Samsung on Wednesday launched Galaxy Tab Iris, an Android-based tablet, priced at Rs. 13,499.
ISRO to test rocket that takes its fuel from air
“This technology aims to take oxygen from the atmosphere instead of carrying it all the way.”
After successfully testing a technology demonstrator of a reusable launch vehicle, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is planning to test an air-breathing propulsion system, which aims to capitalise on the oxygen in the atmosphere instead of liquefied oxygen while in flight.
Twitter to roll out ‘night mode’ user interface
Reports suggest that the testing of the new feature is happening among a small number of alpha testers.
Micro-blogging website Twitter is expected to roll out an automatic ‘night mode’ user interface (UI) to its Android app. The UI will automatically replace the white background with a dark blue user interface paired with white text to make it easier for reading.
Project Ara: The next big thing by Google
The tech giant first introduced the project in 2013 and has been working on it ever since. The project is titled Ara.
Facebook set to overhaul "Trending Topics"
"Trending Topics" was launched in 2014 to surface major conversations happening on Facebook.
Reiterating that an internal investigation revealed no evidence of systematic political bias in the selection or prominence of stories in its “Trending Topics” feature, Facebook is set to revamp the controversial feature in response to a Senate inquiry into allegations of an editorial bias against conservative news organisations.
Apple announces iOS App design and development accelerator in Bengaluru
The US-based company will establish a Design and Development Accelerator in Bengaluru. This initiative will provide additional, specialised support for the developers who make applications for Apple's iOS operating system, Apple said in an official press statement.
Google acquires start-up founded by Indian-origin entrepreneur
Varun Malhotra is the founder and CEO of Toronto-based Synergyse, which was launched in 2013 with an aim to teach users how to use Google Apps.
Facebook adds free group calling to Messenger
Move over Skype, Facebook Messenger is beefing up its calling features in a big way.
The social network is starting to roll out group calling features to Messenger's iOS and Android apps, Facebook announced Wednesday.
The feature is rolling out to Messenger's iOS and Android app over the next 24 hours, Facebook's head of Messenger said Wednesday. A phone icon will appear in the top right corner of group conversations once the feature is live.
When you're in a call, you can see who in the group is participating in the call and who is not. Calls are currently limited to 50 participants per call, so the feature should be able to accommodate the vast majority of your Messenger threads.
The update also makes Facebook Messenger more competitive with the likes of Google Hangouts, Microsoft's Skype and Slack — all of which also support free group calling.
Facebook has allowed voice calls through Messenger for years but hasn't supported group calling until now. (Video calls are still limited to two people, at least for now, though group video calling would seem to be the next logical step.)
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source: mashable.com/2016/04/20/facebook-messenger-group-calling/#wyJL2d9SGkqY
Nokia announces Software Update for Asha Smartphones
Nokia promised WhatsApp for Nokia Asha smart phone series at last month. Nokia asha 501 users can be downloaded WhatsApp after updating the phone with news software.
Huawei Presents Latest Android Smartphone
Cricket Wireless Huawei launches Ascender II, a new value-priced Android smartphone which is the follow-up to the Ascend.
The phone runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS on a 600MHz processor. It features a 3.5-inch HVGA touchscreen display and support for Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. There is a microSD card slot.
Toshiba Thrive Available To Hit Market on July 10th?
Toshiba have been teasing us with the Thrive for long enough now. The spectacular tablet is no less spectacular than expected credit. It does not come as a surprise to us that unity is ultimately the promise of our way.
The 10.1-inch Toshiba thrive may be sailing to best buy next this weekend itself! It is true that is only to the Wi-Fi 16 GB models, but then they are coming and that is good news.
Facebook Crossed Around 700 Million Users
The number of Facebook users has reached 700 million worldwide in May, with developing countries that contribute the most, according to data, statistics, site, social Bakers.
“Facebook is still on the rise. Number of its total users is closing in to 700 million users,” said Social Bakers said.
Google Presents New Tool Global Market Finder
Search engine giant Google announced today the launch of a new tool for Global Market Finder in India, which allows advertisers to find new markets for their products abroad.
“The new tool is designed to help Indian businesses expand their business and reach out to potential customers in international markets,” said Sridhar Seshadri.
RM Tracking Ghost Rider Personal GPS Tracker
Rocky Mountain Tracking launches the Ghost Rider, one the the smallest personal GPS tracker. The compact device offers real time tracking and location of asset and offers location history with full address, data and time stamp.
The Ghost Rider offers a long battery life of up to 5 days, based on 30 seconds of continuous tracking. The device mesures 4″(L) x 2.5″(W) x 1″(H). The Ghost Rider itself is priced at $395 and the monthly service plan starts at $16.95 with 500 locates.
Samsung DualView ST700, PL170 and PL120 Dual-screen Cameras
Samsung Expands DualView by introducing three new models, ST700, PL170 and PL120. In addition to the main screen on the back, they all have a small secondary display on the front, so that users can self-easy shooting.
The ST700 DualView is the flagship model with a 3-inch touch screen user interface with Smart Key and a front screen 1.8-inch LCD. The PL170 has a 3 inch screen while PL120 gets a 2.7-inch screen. Both models have a 1.5-inch LCD screen before.
ST700 and the PL170 has the image sensor of 16.1 megapixels and optical digital and dual image stabilization, and most affordable PL120 packs 14.1-megapixel sensor and offers the only digital photo stabizer. All three cameras are equipped with a 5x zoom lens with wide angle 26mm Samsung.
Samsung ST700, PL170 and PL120, all containing the Smart Face Recognition, Smart 2.0, Smart Filter 2.0, Face Detection and monitoring of up to ISO 3200, they may be stored in 720p HD video, in which the ST700 PL170 and offers HDMI output .
Samsung will launch these new devices to double numerical point of view in March. The ST700 costs $ 279.99, while the PL170 is priced at $ 199.99 and $ 149.99 in PL120.
Samsung Will Release a White Model of Google Nexus S
When Google announced its new smartphone Nexus S, the device has been shown that the choice of black. It was supposed to only be a color option, similar to the Nexus. But as it turned out, Samsung will release a Google, not just black Nexus S, but also too white. This was reported by German BestBoyZ information and resources.
At the moment, we know that the new "guglofon" unusual colors will be available in Germany. Its possible presence in other areas, until the information has been obtained.
It should be noted that, like the Samsung, and issued the first tablet Galaxy Tab: its rear panel black and white - in the face. Regarding the characteristics of white Nexus S, then disappeared.
The device has a 4 "display Super AMOLED with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, Hummingbird, 1 GHz processor and PowerVR SGX GPU, 540, which runs the Google Android OS 2.3 and is slightly curved in cover.
Among the features of the new software platform is also a substantial improvement in the productivity of the selection process to change the text and multi-tasking.
Manmohan Singh Launched Nationwide Mobile Number Portability
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday launched a national mobile number portability (MNP), a measure that will allow users to switch operators without losing their phone number.
Customers will pay a maximum of Rs 19 for an operator to modify their networks and the new operator has the option either to waive the fee or reduce it. However, a consumer will be obliged to proceed with an operator for a minimum period of three months to operate the service MNP.
mobile number portability, require operators to improve the quality of mobile services, because they do not want to lose customers to competitors.
first launch of MNP services in Haryana, in November last year. However, companies such as Idea Cellular and Vodafone have started marketing the service to subscribers in the rest of the country even before the nationwide distribution took place.
Idea Cellular, which launched the "I have no idea? Get Idea" campaign to lure customers from rival phone companies, has also established a hotline to help customers looking to switch carriers.
More players are expected to undertake similar activities to maintain their user base, competition should heat up after the deployment of nationwide services that telephone companies MNP seek to divert customers from their competitors.
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