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Indian American teenager's invention may charge phones in 20 seconds
The problem of batteries draining out has been intensified with the arrival of smartphones as these phones come loaded with hundreds of applications that consume lot of battery. Just like the saying 'there is always light at the end of the tunnel', an NRI teenager Eesha Khare has shown that light by building a charger that can charge a phone completely in 20-30 seconds.
Tanima Jagirdar | May 22, 2013
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Nokia Lumia 925 boasts of camera that gives perfect pictures
In the rat race of smartphones, by the time Nokia realized that they should also venture into the business, other companies had already taken up most of the market share. Now, it's trying to match up to the market, and has launched the Nokia Lumia 925 with the tagline, 'More than your eyes can see.'
Bani Thakur | May 15, 2013
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YouTube to charge 99 cents per month for videos as part of a pilot project
There is music stuck in your head of a particular film and you can't remember the words. I am sure you would turn to Google's YouTube to get the lyrics, but what a damper it would be if each time you have to pay to surf the song!
Bani Thakur | May 11, 2013
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'#theworstmyth Abhi padhlo, aage ki life safaal hogi'
Twitter came into existence with the very motive of teasing the creative braincells of its users. To write something funny, sarcastic, innovative or informative in just 140 characters is difficult. To top it off, the concept of trending a particular topic was made to push the envelope a bit further. Users were more than happy to take up the challenge and to make a topic trend is the current in thing.
Tanima Jagirdar | May 10, 2013
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Is virtual world monitoring by government infringement of privacy or necessity?
It has been reported that last month the Indian government quietly started a project called Central Monitoring System. This gives complete access to the Indian government of India's public and private telecommunication network. Every online conversation exchanged, sms forwarded, social media gossips could and would be looked upon, monitored and scrutinized by government officials.
Shrabani Mukherjee | May 09, 2013
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Designer Saul Bass honoured with a Google Doodle
Today, Google has posted a doodle on its homepage to honour Saul Bass - an American Graphic Designer and Filmmaker on his 75th birth anniversary. Saul Bass was born in New York on May 8, 1920, and died in Los Angeles California on April 25, 1996.
Dr. Lalit kishore | May 08, 2013
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11 teen deaths each day due to texting and driving in US
Technology is slowly becoming the focus of our lives, so much so that some people feel lost without technology around them. Texting and driving is a huge problem everywhere, so much so that in 10 states of the US, laws forbid drivers to use cell phones while driving. But inspite of this, around 11 teen deaths occur due to texting and driving in the US each day.
Shrabani Mukherjee | May 06, 2013
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Mobile's battery running low charge it with water!
If you are on a trip, then your first concern is about the charge in your mobile phone. We always search for charging points when we are out and it has became a nightmare for all the mobile users, of having a smartphone low on battery!
Damini Dawar | May 04, 2013
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BSNL launches ambitious programme to improve connectivity in North-East region
To improve the level of connectivity in rural and tribal areas of the northeast the state-run telecom service provider BSNL has launched an ambitious programme to reach out to the rural population for effective governance through Common Service Centres (CSCs). Under this programme about 1300 CSCs are to be established in the region.
Krishna Y. | May 02, 2013
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Today, even a labourer lives like a king - thanks to technology
We remember our political leaders so much. Some of us are obsessed with these leaders and follow them blindly. Mahatma Gandhi is eulogized and considered almost like a God. Yet it is not the politicians who have contributed much to our lives but the somewhat unknown scientists and technologists who have made our lives easier.
Satbir Singh Bedi | May 01, 2013
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DRDO hires Upscale's data mining for listening to online buzz
A lot is being written about the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) in the media these days. Almost every launch of AGNI missiles' test runs are published in local, national and international news platforms. Online blogs and news websites run a number of editorials about the DRDO. These shape minds of young India and create an image of Indian defence.
Ankit | May 01, 2013
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Google celebrates International Labour Day with a doodle
International Labour Day or International Workers' Day or May Day has been honoured by Google with a doodle on its homepage depicting various labour activities. The doodle seems to be an apt tribute to workers around the world.
Dr. Lalit kishore | May 01, 2013
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US student invents gel that stops bleeding instantly
This is what a Facebook friend posted on my timeline: 'American university student Joe Landolina has invented a gel that can stop heavy bleeding almost instantaneously. His 'veti-gel' immediately seals the wound and stops bleeding in a matter of seconds. Amazing! Click 'like' to congratulate him!'
Dr. Lalit kishore | Apr 30, 2013
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Use of 'podcasting' as an educational tool makes inroads in India
Many city-based schools and higher educational institutions have started using podcasting on the Internet to promote what they and their teachers and students do, both for publicity and instructional purposes. The pace at which podcasting is advancing in India is a bit slow; nonetheless, it has made inroads through institutional websites and individuals' blogs. The word 'podcast' is a neologism derived from 'broadcast' and 'pod' from the success of the iPod.
Dr. Lalit kishore | Apr 29, 2013
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Google doodle pays tribute to Jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald
Google has honoured American jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald's (1917-1997) on her 96th birth anniversary today with a doodle on its homepage. The doodle depicts Ella Fitzgerald performing on stage.
Dr. Lalit kishore | Apr 25, 2013
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