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Installing Apps on Android 6.0 and above.

noreply@blogger.com (Rahul.R) — Sun, 20 Mar 2016 19:27:00 +0000

Android OS, a major player in the Smartphone Market, is surely power packed with features.

The latest release ANDROID MARSHMALLOW (6.0 and above) does come with exciting features ,but one of the biggest let-downs being the head-ache it causes while installing Apps.

I’ll be considering the Lenovo K3 Note (K50a40, Indian edition) which received the Marshmallow update on 20^th March, 2016.

But this Tutorial works for ANY ANDROID 6.0 and above DEVICES. If the below pictures depict your situation, you’re in the right place.

A few things to be done before we can proceed to actual process:

-> Check your SD Card Status. In Android 6.0, you’ve the ability to make the SD Card as a portable one OR you can merge it with EXISTING INTERNAL STORAGE.

-> Now, merging with internal storage causes the card to be encrypted and you CANNOT TRANSFER ANY FILES FROM PC TO MOBILE.

-> But, making it portable FORCES YOU TO INSTALL ALL APPS on INTERNAL STORAGE.

Make sure you create a backup of SD Card in PC Before Proceeding.

-> I’ll be considering this case (i.e. Merged SD Card as the internal storages in phones are quite low.)

If your phone has a merged SD Card then it’ll look something like below.

-> To open the below pic: Settings -> Storage&USB

-> Uninstall the apps which aren’t running. (in my case it was Clash of Clans , Adobe Reader, Camscanner, Telegram … and the list goes on)

-> Now, GO TO : SETTINGS -> STORAGE & USB -> [CLICK YOUR SD CARD] -> [CLICK MORE, OR THE OPTIONS BUTTON BESIDE HOME BUTTON] -> PRESS EJECT.

-> Wait for some time until SD Card ejects .

Now, Go to Playstore , download and install the app again.

-> Open the app and VIOLA! It works without a hassle!.

-> Now, go back to SETTINGS -> STORAGE & USB and do the below to remount it.

-> You can now go to Internal Storage and move the apps and it’ll still work as before!.

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Cicret: A Touchscreen on your Hand!

noreply@blogger.com (Rahul.R) — Fri, 18 Dec 2015 12:12:00 +0000

"Ah! this screen isn't FULL HD, the touch sensitivity isn't great! Is this what I wasted so much money on??" is what you might have thought cursing your phone which you protect dearly more than your dear life !

Well, you must have also felt that the phones need to be more rigid, more portable and theft proof and yet the same time ,retain the impeccable specs. So you have landed in the proper place! (?)

A group of four just thought on the same lines and their aim was to "Delete Screens Off your life."
This project, called the "CICRET" is a band worn around your hand which lets to handle your skin as a touchscreen smartphone! Amazing right?

The Bracelet is still a PROTOTYPE and is still undergoing the funding cycles. This type of Bracelet will also give a tough competition to the Smartwatch market. Cicret has nearly no dependency on the mobile it gets paired with.

The Circet uses a Pico projector to throw your mobile's screen into your arm. It also features eight proximity sensors which the bracelet uses to detect your finger position so as to feedback controls. This means you can use your phone as you would normally, but all right there on your arm while the device itself sits in your pocket or bag.

Unlike other wearables this could offer the most comprehensive use of your phone without taking it out.

Circet features its own processor, storage, vibration feedback, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity as well as the sensors and projector. We have to wonder how long the battery on a device like this will actually last though.

The campaign for the bracelet finished on Indiegogo where it was going for $400, now for $250 for donors. The campaign has now gone from the site along with the video where it says the company is "actually modifying a few things… so [will] be back soon."

Winding up, yes this might look like a good project, although many people have voiced against, stating that the team hasn't delivered for the past 2 years. The team's video on the prototype seems to have resolved the doubts.

PuzzlePhone Simplifies Modular Smartphones

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Thu, 19 Nov 2015 07:24:00 +0000

While Google still working on its modular phone "Project Ara", the PuzzlePhone is also gaining a fair share of attention. In a modular phone, you can easily upgrade or repair by replacing or swapping out parts. But there's no standard yet, and every company is having its own take on modular phones. The PuzzlePhone by Circular Devices Ltd. is an interesting take on modular phones and features three easy to change modules: Brain, Spine and Heart.

As the word suggests, the Brain contains the main electronics: processor(CPU), RAM, modem, graphics processor(GPU), storage capacity and camera. The Spine includes the display and associated electronics. The Heart contains the battery and other electronics.

The creators are running a campaign to develop a working prototype. The PuzzlePhone includes a 5-inch display with a 1080 resolution (1920 x 1080). The phone will be powered by a 64-bit octa-core ARM processor with 3GB of RAM and a storage capacity of 16GB, 32GB or 64GB. The rear camera will be a 12 megapixel camera with flash, while the front-facing camera is 5 megapixels. It also includes a 2800mAh battery, NFC and a USB 2.0/3.0 Type-C. The phone will run the latest Android OS at the time of the launch.

The company Circular Devices Ltd. is hoping to raise $250,000 to cover the production costs of the PuzzlePhone. The European Union is covering majority of the R&D costs. The company promises that it will continue to produce the phone with private funding even if the campaign fails.

On its campaign, Circular Devices has featured 3 levels: Very Early Bird First Edition which is limited to 250 backers and costs $333 and will be shipped by September 2016, Early Bird which is limited to 500 backers and costs $444 and will be shipped by October 2016, and the Limited Edition which is limited to 259 backers and costs $777 and will be shipped by September of this year.

Lots of aspects of modular phone is still in its infancy and various companies are producing their models like the Project Ara, Fairphone2 and the Puzzlephone to create their own niche in this competitive and growing industry.

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Microsoft Surface Pro 4: Aims to erase the Laptop Generation.

noreply@blogger.com (Rahul.R) — Wed, 07 Oct 2015 12:23:00 +0000

The iPad pro was just released last month with Apple coming back to the stylus genre. Microsoft, which has been stagnating in the smartphone market has finally come up with a killer! It clearly aims to cut out a huge chunk from the Laptop Market.

During the launch of the iPad Pro we said how we would have preferred the iPad Pro to have run Mac OS. And for good reason. If you create a tablet meant for work, then it must be able to replace the predominant laptops, not to get a smart phone OS on an enlarged

screen

With the Specification Sheet Microsoft has just released, this Surface Pro 4 has just packed everything in the right space and has not left any room for competition!

Before diving into finer details lets have a quick look at the specifications sheet:

Processor: Intel 6th-gen processor (Core M3, i5 or i7)

Graphics: Intel HD graphics 515 (M3), Intel HD graphics 520 (i5) and Intel Iris (i7) graphic cards

Stylus: Microsoft Pen with custom Touch G5 chipset by Microsoft. Surface Pen stylus (five colors and interchangeable pen tips, more like apple?)

Dimensions: 7.93 x 11.5 x 0.33 inches (201.4 x 292.1 x 8.4 mm, yes huge but manageable not like the Apple "SLATE")

Weight: Between 766 and 786g (depending on processor)

Display: 12.3-inch PixelSense display with 2736 x 1824 resolution. 3:2 aspect ratio with 267 ppi and Gorilla Glass 4 screen. The resolution is good but, the exact results from camera have yet to be seen.

RAM: Choice of 4/8/16 GB

Storage: Choice of 128/256/512GB/1TB SSD (One Drive yet to be stated.)

Networking: Wi-Fi 802.11 ac/802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0 LE support. Supports LTE and that's great for Indian Market!

Supports microSD card

USB 3.0 and Mini DisplayPort connectivity

Camera: 8MP rear and 5MP front-facing camera, both supporting 1080p HD recording. lol Front camera, "lets take a selfie! " But as its primarily a larger tab-computer hybrid, so I didn't expect a high end camera.

Fingerprint sensor

Battery: Up to 9 hours of video playback. Could have been way better. But practical hours of usage yet to come.

Operating System: Windows 10 Pro

Surface Pro 4 docking stations (four USB 3.0, two 4K DisplayPort and Ethernet ports)

Surface Pro Type Cover (individual buy)

AND FINALLY TO THE PRICE :

Well the Surface series haven't had much success in the Indian Market owing to the high price ( over Rs 1.5 lakhs)

So we can expect the price of this to start at about Rs 2 lakh.

But the most Interesting part?

There’s also a new Surface pen with a new touch controller chip that refines the input when you’re writing or drawing. The battery inside the pen lasts a full year—a metaphorical nod to liquid ink inside an old-school pen, the company says. Fortunately, the Surface pen draws from its analog in other ways as well. Using it on the Surface Pro 4 feels like you’re actually writing with ink on paper. The eraser—which Microsoft pointedly noted Apple’s Pencil stylus lacks altogether—feels similarly lifelike.

The pen has a few other satisfying surprises as well. The magnetic locking to the Surface Pro 4 is stronger than expected, helping minimize the odds that you’ll misplace it. You can also hold down the the cap to summon Cortana, Microsoft’s digital personal assistant, a trick that worked as advertised when we were able to try it in person.

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3DSimo mini - Make your vision come true!

noreply@blogger.com (Rahul.R) — Tue, 29 Sep 2015 12:53:00 +0000

There are days when you might be waving your pen to and fro creating imaginary drawings in air and there are times too when you might feel that there must be a compact pen which will create a model as you keep moving you pen.

Yes, there are solutions this time, possible with 3D Printing, but that's just too hectic. 3D printing requires you to generate a drwaing in the computer, put the right material in the printer and finally wait for it to process and give the object you required only for you to realise that a small part was missed and it might take ages to print another!

Well, behold no more because 3Dsimo Mini is focused upon delivering that dream of yours, with many more goodies!

It is the very first multi material 3D Pen in the world. Although being the smaller version of the 3D simo released in 2013, this pen is a beast when it comes to functionality.

3D Drawing:

Create jewelry, figures, accessories, decorations, artworks and much more. You can even fix any plastic items. As in classic 3D printer technology, molten plastic is extruded from the die and cools down rapidly. It is therefore possible to draw solid structures in the air. There are no material limitations due to adjustable temperature and speed

Burning:

Become an acclaimed artist. Express your creativity and start to change things around. Turn an old belt, pair of shoes, or jacket into unique fashion piece with your personal touch. Transform it into a unique fashion accessory. You may even start an online shop with custom-made accessories! This extension can also be used for the treatment of 3D printed models and their smoothing, making your creations truly flawless.
Soldering:

For the engineer within you. You no longer need to buy an expensive adjustable soldering station. 3DSimo mini handles this function, heating up the tip under 10 seconds to an incredible 490°C, while still being safe to handle. Now you yourself can repair a torn USB cable,damaged earphones, or start creating your own electrical equipment.

Cutting Foam Function:

Shape out anything you want. With this extension, your imagination becomes the limit. Intended primarily for designers, modelers and architects, you can now create functional RC models (aircraft, boats, cars), buildings, art objects and so much more. If you own a 3D printer, you know how difficult it is to remove the support, and 3DSimo mini will help you with this as well. Create them from polystyrene, plexiglas, balsa wood or foam.

The list of materials which are compatible with it look endless!

Well, thats all guys for now. For a better illustration make sure to watch this video from the 3DSimo guys themselves. And, also make sure to support them on kickstarter: https://goo.gl/lb8ISa

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Uprite Ergo Sit2Stand Workstation: Affordable and Efficient

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Tue, 15 Sep 2015 02:49:00 +0000

Standing for long duration of time has proved to have harmful effects on our body and today's world of Information Technology, most people spend most of their sitting in front of computers and thus leading a less physically active lifestyle. According to Harvard Medical School, sitting at a desk or workstation for hours on end can lead to back issues, increased blood pressure, diabetes and even cancer. Even regular exercise cannot offset the negative effects of sitting for 8-12 hours a day while our work demands us to sit 8-12 hours a day in front of the computer.

Uprite Ergo has the perfect solution to this problem: a Sit2Stand adjustable workstation. While height adjustable workstations have been available for years, Sit2Stand increased the bar in performance, reliability and affordability. Most adjustable workstations cost upward of $2,000 and take up a majority of available desk space and often need to be clamped on, positioning it in an unusable or awkward space. "We're excited to launch what we feel is an elegant, affordable solution to sitting all day," Uprite Ergo founder John Mosher said. "The stylish, easy-to-use Sit2Stand Workstation can help transform a sedentary office routine into one that includes more healthful standing."

UpriteErgo Sit2Satnd has a neat design offering a sit/stand solution occupying small desktop foot-print. An adjustable column with a locking lever makes it easy to adjust and safe for your computer. With a sleek and attractive design, it is made up of durable anodized aluminum and scratch resistant phenolic board work surfaces. It comes in 3 versions: a standard version for most standard monitors, a heavy duty version for heavy monitors and all-in-ones, and finally a dual monitor version. Its platform base allows the workstation to sit on top of existing desks. Such features make it a good affordable alternative to current adjustable workstations. UpriteErgo is seeking adopters trough their Kickstarter campaign.

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OnePlus 2 Review and Specs: The New Flagship Killer

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Sun, 02 Aug 2015 12:04:00 +0000

The long #HYPE has come to an end. Chinese startup OnePlus has launched its second flagship OnePlus 2 crammed up with impressive specs and a cheap price tag starting from $329. OnePlus continues to use an improvised version of the invite system that was successful with the OnePlus 1. Sign Up here to get in line for your invite and OnePlus 2.

OnePlus 2 has an impressive design with a 5.5 inch 1080p display, Aluminium+Magnesium frame and feels solid. The displays also has 1500:1 contrast ratio. On the right side of the body is the volume rocker and sleep/wake key and on the left side of the body is a smart three-stage slider key. It is used for adjusting notifications. It ties in with Google's priority notifications system and will disable all notifications, or let most important ones. It makes it easier to switch between settings, otherwise you'll have to waken up the phone to do this.

The new feature on the OnePlus 2 is the fingerprint scanner placed in the home button beneath the screen. The home button is more like a touchpad and not a physical button, which is quite amazing. Just like the iPhone, it requires multiple touches to learn your fingerprint, but it is faster than Apple's Touch ID.

The OnePlus 2 runs OnePlus's Oxygen OS which is based on Android. And looking at the hardware, it uses the Snapdragon 810 processor, which is known for its heating issues. But the OnePlus promises that the OnePlus 2 will be cooler than ever. Hopefully they have made some tweaks to reduce the heating.

OnePlus 2 is one of the first phones that will utilize the new reversible USB Type-C standard for its charging and data port. So connecting a charger is now fast and less frustrating. It also sports a 4 GB RAM and comes in 2 models with varying storage: 16GB and 64GB. The 16GB phone costs $329 and the with the 64GB phone the price shoots up to $389.

The camera of the second flagship of OnePlus is a 13MP rear camera with f/2.0 aperture and a 5MP front camera and shoots 4k videos . The camera's laser autofocus system locks in a touch-free and precise focus in under 0.2 seconds. Also the Optical Image Stabilization automatically corrects for unwanted shakes and bumps.

The OnePlus offers a variety of style swaps including bamboo, rosewood, Apricot wood, Kevlar and Sandstone. As I mentioned at the beginning, OnePlus sticks to its invite system which is somewhat annoying but the improvised system looks more promising. Click Here to sign up now and get in line to get a invite and your OnePlus 2.

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Sliden'Joy : revolutionise productivity on your laptop!

noreply@blogger.com (Rahul.R) — Sat, 04 Jul 2015 05:46:00 +0000

Ever felt like one single screen on your laptop wasn't enough. Are you always dreaming of having multiple monitors like MKBHD & Unbox Therapy, but at the same time want portability? And are you that hardcore gamer who wants just another screen to showcase his skills?

Well, looks like you're in the right place just in the right time! Belgium-based startup Sliden'Joy promises to provide for you needs with a clever solution that will go live next week. Tech retailer Media Markt (the German equivalent of Currys/PCWorld) has already backed the project.

Dual-display laptops like the GScreen, The Onkyo DX or the Kohjinsha DZ-series, have been plagued by poor performance or too many compromises. Others like the Lenovo ThinkVision USB monitor or the AOC E1659 have proven to be either too slow (since they used USB 2.0) or too big.

Great potential

Sliden'Joy allows users to add either one or two 13-inch, 15-inch or 17-inch displays to their laptops (with other display sizes coming!) for as little as 199 Euros (about ₹14300). The cheapest dual-monitor setup adds another 100 Euros (about ₹7100).

All the displays are powered by a single USB 3.0, are platform agnostic (work with PC or Mac), have a 180 degrees rotating aluminium hinge (allowing it to fold neatly) and, most importantly, are full HD.

The team behind the project promises to have several finishes, including leather and wood, based on what we can see on the company's website.

Its as simple as:

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Samsung 'Smart Safety Truck'

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 23 Jun 2015 18:07:00 +0000

Driving around the long trailers of the semi trucks to overtake them is a quite risky job, as it leads to many head on collisions from the opposite lane. But driving behind the smelly ones for the entire journey can be tiring and a bit boring too.

The Argentinean arm of the South Korean tech giant is showing off what it calls a Safety Truck, a semi truck with a wireless camera mounted on the front, displaying the road ahead on a screen tacked on to the back of the truck. The move is a part of an effort to reduce head-on collisions from passing.

The front-mounted camera broadcasts its signal to four monitors on the back of the truck to give drivers behind the truck a good view ahead. In addition to making passing safer, Samsung says that this would let drivers see any obstacles in the road ahead, preventing the need for sudden emergency braking.

This is something that the video technology must have been used for and will take overtaking to a whole new level. In many countries, one of the prime reasons for the number of road accidents has been due to indecent overtaking. While many countries have tried to tackle it by creating ‘overtaking zones’, maybe this piece of long sought tech will solve those issues and help in reducing the number.

Samsung said the truck used for testing isn't currently operational anymore, but it is working with government and non-government safety agencies to develop the tech further.

It seems like it would work well on two-lane roads, but it wouldn't really have much use on multi-lane highways. The screen could also prove to be a distraction, and image quality issues could be a concern as well.

It's an innovative approach to road safety, but Samsung hasn't provided much of a timeline for its development, so who knows when, or even if it will be adopted.

Below is a video regarding the truck’s working prototype:

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Phree - High Resolution, Write-Virtually-Anywhere Mobile Input Device

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Fri, 12 Jun 2015 14:55:00 +0000

In today's world of screens, there's a lot of wonderful things that has changed our lives. But one thing that is not so spontaneous or natural is the act of writing or drawing on them. Phree lets you write, draw, annotate and express yourself in countless other ways and on virtually any surface.

Phree can connect to any of your devices like your smartphone, tablet, laptop, TV or any other device that has a Bluetooth connection. You can instantly jot down your ideas, notes, phone numbers or sketch your imaginations. It is compatible with software and apps like Office, OneNote, EverNote, Acrobat, Google Handwriting Keyboard, Viber and more.

The latency between our writing motion and the perceived ink-trace on the screen needs to be nearly instantaneous for it to feel "right". OTM Technologies have achieved this with their Optical Translation Measurement(OTM) technology that precisely tracks hand-motions on any surface. They have built a compact, low-cost optical sensor that fits at the tip. OTM sensor is a 3D laser interferometer which tracks relative motion of a nearby surface by measuring interference signal with extremely high resolution and very high accuracy.

Phree is thin and has an oval cross-section for a great user experience. The pen like device comes with an integrated screen to receive brief texts. When you get a message, just write back and send! When it is held in the writing position, the screen faces the user for easy activation. Phree also functions as a headset. You can change from pen to a highlighter, from red to blue, from messaging to dialing with just a touch.

Phree will come in Black, Silver and Gold. It weighs 30gm and is 8.5mm thick. It also comes with a case that has an embedded wireless charger. So just pop in Phree inside the case to charge it, which can be charged on a wireless charging pad. The case cap attaches magnetically to the body of the case to form a stand for any smartphone. Phree also comes with a cap to protect the tip when not in use. The rubberized cap also acts as a stylus.

All of us exercise the control over holding a pen or pencil at a young age. We can now experience that using Phree on digital screens as well.

Source: Kickstarter

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MINI's AR Goggles Offers Heads-up Navigation & 'X-Ray Vision'

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Wed, 29 Apr 2015 11:18:00 +0000

MINI brings up its new Augmented Vision and claims to alter the way we perceive reality. It is a set of driving goggles that brings some of the features of your standard head-up display directly into the driver's field of vision.

MINI's Augmented vision goggles are just a prototype but the company plans to bring something like it to the market. Right now it uses an unfortunate looking augmented-reality glasses, and putting them on will be really uncomfortable. Once you have them on, you will have to go through a bit of calibration process matching the output with your own vision.

It also delivers information outside the car, allowing the user to mark a destination and then import it into the navigation system on the click of a button. Not just that, it will also help you spot your car if you forget where it is.

On the go, it projects virtual arrows on the road telling you where to turn, and your speed along with the speed limit is constantly displayed at the bottom of your field of view. It also highlights points of interest including open parking spaces.

The goggles take things a step further, though, with an X-ray view. Using cameras mounted on the outside of the vehicle, it allows drivers to see through certain parts of the car such as doors.

Mini's goggles fills your field of view with handy information(actually a lot) that will take some time to get used to. The cool features like seeing through the passenger door might also turn out to be a distraction to drivers bringing up the question of safety. The goggles get hot after 15 minutes and might be unwearable in a few hours. Despite the cons, it does give a picture of the potential future.

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Internet Neutrality and Why is it important to You?

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Tue, 21 Apr 2015 16:48:00 +0000

Hey Guys, so recently, in social media like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr etc and newspapers, you might have read about the word "Internet Neutrality" and articles related to it. This article will fully explain everything on this subject. The decision made my TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) on 24th April 2015, will affect all us i.e. the netizens.

This short video by All India Bachkod(AIB) also explains the topic:

So , lets start up by talking about Net Neutrality.

What is Net Neutrality?

Net Neutrality is the Internet’s guiding principle: It preserves our right to communicate freely online. This is the definition of an open Internet.

Net Neutrality means an Internet that enables and protects free speech. It means that Internet service providers should provide us with open networks — and should not block or discriminate against any applications or content that ride over those networks.

How does it affect us?

Net Neutrality means that all the web pages or web sites are the same, the broadband companies(like Airtel etc) cannot enforce privileges upon some webpages and force you to use that. Example: Say, net neutrality wasn't prevalent in India. Now, you are using Airtel and airtel has a tie up with Amazon but not with Flipkart. Now, if you wan't to buy a product from Flipkart, you won't be allowed to access it, or you'll have to pay a 'fee' to access it. On the other hand, you'll be forced to access Amazon, to buy your items. So, this concept helps companies to earn more money by redirecting website traffic, forcibly.

Without Net Neutrality, cable and phone companies could carve the Internet into fast and slow lanes. An ISP could slow down its competitors' content or block political opinions it disagreed with. ISPs could charge extra fees to the few content companies that could afford to pay for preferential treatment — relegating everyone else to a slower tier of service. This would destroy the open Internet.

What is the Current Scenario in India?

In India, the government agency TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) is responsible for all the decisions regarding this topic. It released a complicated 118 page document featuring 20 questions and want you to send your mail by 24th April, 2015. Companies like Airtel and Vodafone, are currently lobbying the agency, to succumb to their wants ie to abolish net neutrality. Thus, the D-Day for us netizens is 24th April 2015.

What can you do to show your Support?

Please log on to www.savetheinternet.in or www.netneutrality.in and click [Respond to TRAI Now] and send your mail to TRAI. TRAI is waiting at least for 1 Million mails to show support to net neutrality and there's only 40000 to go, so my fellow netizen, please send your mail, before 24th April, 2015.

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InfiniteUSB: Unlimited Devices, One Port!

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Fri, 17 Apr 2015 11:20:00 +0000

For those who are annoyed with very few USB ports on your laptops but have a lot of devices to plug-in, here's the ultimate solution: InfiniteUSB. This innovative design allows an unlimited number of devices to plug into one USB port.

The basic idea behind the InfiniteUSB, whether you buy the traditional ones or the new type C ones, is that with a male and female connector and extension cable, you can daisy chain as many USB devices as you like. This will definitely prove to be helpful if you decide to buy one of the ultraportable laptops that are very slim and thus come with very few ports.

The connectors would be wisely color-coded, allowing you to distinguish between your devices. Chaining so many devices lead to possible power issues that come with connecting multiple devices to the computer. The InfiniteUSB supports 2.4A output, so you can charge 2 iPhones at full speed through a single port. The team recommends up to 5 InfiniteUSBs at one time to have good results.

Currently the InfiniteUSB is listed at a retail cost $22 for a "lucky color", and costs $24 to get a color of your choice. There is also a limited stock for just $18. Finally, we will have the days when we don't have to unplug one device to make room for another.

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Coolest Clock: Smart Clock That Tells More Than Just Time!

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Fri, 03 Apr 2015 13:56:00 +0000

What if you could look at your clock and know everything around you from your grocery list to the weather to your news feed, and of course the time. This cool stuff is now a reality.

The Coolest Clock, developed by Vienna-based a tout le Monde Studios, will be soon in our houses, thanks to an Indiegogo campaign that raised over $144,000 surpassing its goal of $20,000.

This time piece is basically a projector that can be customized to fit your decor with customizable skins. You can also adjust the brightness of the clock's display, so it won't glow at all hours of the night.

The coolest clock is controlled using your smartphone. Once logged in to the app, users can select which features they want displayed. The clock can present the daily and weekly weather forecasts, show Facebook updates, tweets from friends, your news feeds and latest scores.

In addition, you can notify your family of your location via your smartphone, which will be displayed on the clock. Not just that, you can also share what song you are listening to and also share photos that you care to show them

Being an energy saver, it uses a low-energy Bluetooth chip that syncs with your smart phone and automatically shuts on or off when you enter or leave the room. You can also adjust between digital and analog time modes, daylight saving adjustment, and multiple time zones.

The team looks towards adding additional features as well such as sound to enable music and radio play and additional face colors, before the expected ship date of December 2015.

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The New MOTO E

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 21 Feb 2015 10:01:00 +0000

Moto E. Now, the new smartphone may have leaked out again, this time on Best Buy’s own website.

A handful of photos and a list of specs were quickly scrubbed from the site, though not before Android Police could snap a few screenshots. The device, which is listed as a Sprint Prepaid handset for Rs 6499, offers a 4.5-inch 540 x 960-pixel display, a Qualcomm processor (possibly the Snapdragon 200), 8GB of storage and 1GB of RAM. The new Moto E also appears to feature a front-facing camera this time around, along with the expected rear shooter.

It’s possible Best Buy got some of these specs wrong, though for the most part the Moto E (2015) seems like a solid follow-up to last year’s model. Android Police claims the device could also offer 4G LTE speeds, which would be a big improvement over the original.

Motorola might release the Moto E, though it probably won’t be much longer. We’ll let you know as soon as the low-cost phone hits the market!

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BEAM: A PROJECTOR DISGUISED AS A LAMP

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 21 Feb 2015 09:42:00 +0000

Beam, a project currently in the funding phase of Kickstarter, which you can use to project the screen from your iOS or Android device onto any flat surface--whether it be vertical, like a wall, or horizontal, like a table.

Beam's creators envision a number of uses, including projecting games onto a table and videos onto a wall. (Presumably you could use it to project stuff onto your ceiling, too.) That said, Beam's not about to replace your TVs or monitors. For one thing, its resolution is a paltry 854 x 480 pixels--a far cry from high-definition. For another, at 100 lumens, it isn't particularly bright. (Many pocket projectors feature somewhere between 200 and 500 lumens; larger models easily surpass 1000.) It does, however, contain an LED light, so you can always have it double as a lamp. It gets all its juice from the light socket.

Though built around a projector, Beam is actually a fully functional Android computer in its own right, with a 1.3GHz dual core processor, 8GB of storage, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. As such, it runs its own software--any app available on the Google Play Store, according to the developers--besides also being controllable from an iOS or Android app.

Perhaps its most interesting feature "if this, then that" support. You can create a variety of rules that trigger an action based on certain conditions. For example, Beam can wake you up every morning at 8:00 a.m. with the weather report. Or you can set it to launch your favorite apps or play a video message when you get home from work. (It's unclear exactly how Beam determines when you're home, but our best guess is via Bluetooth pairing with your smartphone.)

If they get their funding, the Beam team is targeting an October 2015 release.

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4K in your palm, Hero GoPro 4 Black edition.

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sat, 21 Feb 2015 09:21:00 +0000

What's new?

GoPro cameras have now hit the 4th generation and the line-up has been overhauled with three new models - the GoPro Hero4 Black, GoPro Hero4 Silver and regular GoPro Hero.

It goes on sale at Rs 48,199 and the headline new features are 4K video at 30fps (the Hero3+ could shoot 4K but only at 15fps) and 1080p at 120fps - that's full HD in 1/4-speed slow motion. This is a crazy amount of power in a device that costs about the same as an entry-level D-SLR or compact system camera.

Other new features include Bluetooth support, not just Wi-Fi, and the ability to tag your best footage as you shoot it.

Early verdict

Aesthetically, the Hero4 Black looks much the same as the Hero 3+, with the familiar GoPro box form and dimensions. This means that the standard waterproof housing remains the same and is included with the camera when purchased. But once you start using it you realise there have been a few significant changes to the design which make a big difference.

Some are fairly minor - the camera status and Wi-Fi lights that were on the front before are now two small illuminated slits to the left of the LED screen.

And on the right hand side of the body the old direct access Wi-Fi button now becomes the settings button - and if you hold down for a couple of seconds it will still enable you to toggle Wi-Fi on and off.

This new settings button is part of the overhauled navigation system, which is a vast improvement and actually makes using the camera far more intuitive than the previous version.

Finally, the battery compartment is no longer accessed through the back of the camera. It's now located in the base, and the battery type also changes from 3.7v 1180mAh to 3.8v 1160mAh. More importantly, it's much easier to swap out in the field than before.

As with previous models there's a connection on the back for a screen. On the side under a protective flap are two connectors that enable direct connection to HDMI and USB along with a Micro SD card slot.

The GoPro Hero4 Black carries on the best GoPro traditions. It's easy to use and the Wi-Fi connection to a smart device is both straightforward and fast. It's also tough enough to survive a heavy mountain bike crash better than its user.

Some of the best things about GoPro cameras are the least obvious from the specs, such as its excellent mount system - it gives a really tight grip and you can get mounts for anything from a crash helmet to a dog harness.

GoPro might be the big name in this sector, of course, but it now has lots of rivals. We've got a big POV action camera test lined up which will include a whole bunch of cameras to see whether GoPro is still king of the hill - and to showcase just what these cameras can do.

A photo shot at night from the GoPro 4 Black edition:

Telescopic Lenses Give Your Eyes 2.8x Optical Zoom

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Fri, 20 Feb 2015 10:16:00 +0000

Soon we will have contact lenses that will give us the ability to zoom in on objects by providing magnification up to 2.8 times that of unaided human eyesight. Thanks to Eric Tremblay from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL).

This latest prototype works by incorporating a very thin reflective telescope inside a 1.55mm thick contact lens. "Small mirrors within bounce light around, expanding the perceived size of objects and magnifying the view, so it's like looking through low magnification binoculars," said the researchers.

Programmed to be smart enough to differentiate between a longer deliberate wink and normal blink of an eye, the glasses that accompany the lenses allow the wearer to wink with the right eye to zoom in, and wink with left eye to return to standard vision.

The contact lenses are designed particularly for those civilians who suffer from Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD). AMD generally affects people over the age of 55 where the deterioration of their macula leads to a loss of sight in the center of the eye. Tremblay said, "It's very important and hard to strike a balance between function and social costs of wearing any kind of bulky visual device. There is a strong need for something more integrated, and a contact lens is an attractive direction. At this point this is still research, but we are hopeful it will eventually become a real option for people with AMD."

These telescopic lenses, which are placed on the sclera of the eye, are made of rigid scleral lenses, along with tiny aluminium mirrors and thin polarizing films, all held together with biologically safe adhesives. To achieve oxygen permeability, they have incorporated tiny air channels (roughly 0.1mm wide within the lens that allow oxygen to reach the surface of the eye. This makes the lens more comfortable, less fatiguing, and more usable in daily life.

But there has be no announcement on when they will be available to consumers.

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Voltera V-One Makes Circuit Boards in Minutes

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Wed, 18 Feb 2015 10:54:00 +0000

Designing and Prototyping electronic circuit boards is no easy task and involves many hours of design and development of layouts and populating the board with components. But one small layout mistake can ruin all your work and you have to go through the entire process again. Voltera V-One aims to change this with conductive ink printing system and will make your prototyping an easy task.
Until now there has been no quick and inexpensive way to simple push a button to see if an electronic circuit idea works. The team at Voltera claims that this is what the V-One is all about: a simply operated system that produces prototype circuit boards in fewer steps, at lower-cost, and with all of the ease and convenience of other modern-day rapid prototyping systems.

According to the team, Voltera V-One is the first conductive ink printer that goes further than simply printing single layer circuits on paper like some other printers. The V-One is also claimed capable of printing electrically-separated two layer circuits onto industry standard circuit board substrate, FR4 (Flame Retardant fibre glass epoxy), which, according to its makers, is a first in a machine of this size and price.

In detail, the team says that prototyping is achieved by putting a blank board or template board on the print platform, importing the appropriate design files, and then hitting the print button. It is never quite easy with anything, and the creators add the disclaimer that print time is subject to change with an increase in dimensions or intricacy of the selected design.

Given this, it is claimed that a relatively standard layout such as that of an Arduino board should print in around 15 to 20 minutes. Add to this 30 minutes for the ink to dry, and you have a total time from pushing the print button to finished prototype circuit board of less than an hour.

The 2 layer circuit printing that's one of the claimed points of difference for this printer is a little more complex. It involves swapping out the magnetically-attached print head that supplies the conductive ink., for another head that dispenses a liquid insulating substance. Then, when print is once more selected, the on board software works out where the circuit tracks from each of the layers will overlap, and then applies a mask in those places using the insulating substance. To compete the last layer, the conductive ink head is then reattached and the software finishes applying the tracks of conductive ink.

One other important feature is that V-One's designed to automatically lay down solder paste on the pads to which components are attached and then solidify that paste by baking the board. As for the design software itself, the popularity of Gerber file format prompted V-One design team to provide for the input of these files to the Voltera system. The team hopes to also support other flavors to this software, including CadSoft EAGLE, Altium CircuitMaker, Upverter, and KiCad by the time the V-One hits the market.

Voltera V-One has been launched on Kickstarter, where the team hopes to muster enough support. The creators hope to ship the first early bid run in September 2015, followed by another early bid shipment in January 2016. The team has also added the more useful templates for the common Arduino Uno and Mega development boards, which will be shipped pre-drilled and pre-cut. The team also aims to produce templates for Raspberry Pi, Beagle Bone, Spark Core.

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Prynt: The First Instant Camera Case for Smartphones

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Fri, 13 Feb 2015 17:11:00 +0000

If you miss the the old fashion of physical photos, then here's the right thing for you. A new prototype instant camera case promise to let you print photographs directly from your Android or Apple smartphone in just 30 seconds. A startup called Prynt introduces a modular unit that acts as both a phone case and printer, and boasts an all-in-one ink and paper refill pack.

Prynt intends to inject the experience of sharing physical photos using a smartphone. Prynt's case slides onto your smartphone and plugs into the bottom of the device. Then all you have to do is just point, click and print. The case holds 10 sheets of photo paper, with drop-in refills priced at $5/pack and available through the Prynt app.

The Prynt team aims to make this case compatible with a wide range of smartphones. The case will also be able to adapt to different phones as the user upgrades. This means that if you upgrade the phone then you would not have to buy a whole new Prynt case but just swap the front connecting unit that is compatible for your latest phone. Currently, the Prynt fits iPhone 5, 5C, 5S and 6, and Samsung's Galaxy S4 and S5.

Prynt also has the ability to turn the photos into a short video. When a Prynt photo is scanned and recognized by the system's app at a later time, it replays the video over the top of the photo image. The Prynt team thinks this will be a fun way to embed additional information or surprises in shared photos.

Prynt will cost $99 and fit standard smartphone sizes. The first shipment, scheduled for August 2015, have all sold out; the second shipment is scheduled for October 2015. Prynt has definitely taken smartphone case to a whole new level and I'm sure everyone eagerly awaits for its appearance in the market.

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Heat Map Microwave: Shows When Your Food Is Cooked Right

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Fri, 13 Feb 2015 10:35:00 +0000

Are you tired of never knowing how hot is your food when it comes out of the microwave? All your worries are will now come to an end and you can cook your food to perfection. Former NASA engineer and serial inventor Mark Rober has developed a microwave that provides thermal vision display of your food as it cooks, so you know exactly when it's time to chow down.

It's still a prototype but Rober says there's no reason the Heat Map Microwave can't start saving your bacon right away. The idea is straight forward. The Heat Map Microwave is equipped with a set of infrared cameras and an LCD screen streaming a thermal view of your dish instead of the window.

As your food cooks the IR cameras capture a heat-mapped image of it. Your food goes from blue, to red and to white hot when its time to pull out. The really neat thing about this microwave is that the display can be streamed in your smartphone or tablet over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and you'll be able to add additional time remotely via an app. So you can monitor it remotely and wouldn't need to stand around the microwave waiting.

Rober has already attained the patent and plans on commercializing the microwave. He is trying to gauge consumer interest in the product so he can convince investors to fund its development. He's asking people to pledge support by signing a petition, which has gathered more than 20,000 signatures at the time of writing. Rober hopes to muster enough support so that the Heat Map Microwave will become reality very soon.

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Bulletproof Battery with Kevlar Membrane to be Safer and Thinner

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Thu, 12 Feb 2015 12:14:00 +0000

Researchers from University of Michigan make a new battery technology that will be able to prevent the kind of fires that grounded Boeing 787 Dreamliners in 2013.

The researchers have created a battery with advanced barriers between the electrodes in a lithium-ion battery. This special barrier is made with nanofibers extracted from Kevlar, the tough material in bulletproof vests, stifles the growth of metal tendrils that can become unwanted pathways for eletric current.

Elegus Technologies, founded by a U-M team of researchers, will bring this "bulletproof" battery from the lab to market. Mass production is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2016. As stated in Michigan News Nicholas Kotov, Joseph B. and Florence V. Cejka Professor of Engineering said,"Unlike other strong materials such as carbon nanotubes, Kevlar is an insulator. This property is perfect for separators that need to prevent shorting between two electrodes."

Lithium-ion batteries work by shuttling lithium ions from one electrode to the other. This creates a charge imbalance, and since electrons can't go through the membrane between the electrodes, they go through a circuit instead and do something useful on the way.

But the lithium atoms can build themselves into a fern-like structure called dendrites and penetrate through the membrane, if the holes in the membrane are big enough. If these atoms reach the other electrode then the electrons have this alternate pathway thus shorting out the circuit. This was also the reason that is thought to have started the battery fires in Boeing 787.

"The fern shape is particularly difficult to stop because of its nanoscale tip", said Siu On Tung, Chief Technology Officer at Elegus, according to Michigan News. "It was very important that the fibers formed smaller pores than the tip size."

The researchers made this membrane by layering the fibers on top of each other in thin sheets. This method keeps the chain-like molecules in the plastic stretched out which is important for good lithium-ion conductivity between the electrodes. "The special feature of this material is we can make it very thin, so we can get more energy into the same battery cell size, or even shrink the cell size," said Dan VanderLey, an engineer who helped found Elegus.

Kevlar's heat resistance could also lead to safer batteries as the membrane stands a better chance of surviving a fire than most membranes used today. Although the membrane developed by U-M researchers can stop the lithium dendrites, they are currently looking for ways to improve the flow of loose lithium ions so that batteries can charge and release their energy more quickly.

Source: Michigan News

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HTC One M9

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Wed, 11 Feb 2015 15:08:00 +0000

HTC M9, is surely being anticipated to being the next flagship of the Taiwanese mobile company. This phone is scheduled to be released on March 1, 2015. Some leaked pictures and details are shown below. These leaks are by the world renowned leaker and occassional KYM scribe @evleaks.

HTC One M9 Specs

Leaked details suggest there will be a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 octa-core chipset inside made up of a 2GHz quad-core Cortex A57 running alongside a 1.5GHz quad-core Cortex A53 setup.
Upleaks has secured the information from a trusted source suggesting the handset is set to be almost the same size as the HTC One M8. According to the leak it’ll have dimensions of 144.3 x 69.4 x 9.56 mm but there is currently no clue on the weight of the handset.Other rumoured specifications of the phone include 3GB DDR4 RAM, 32GB storage, support for VoLTE and LTE Category 6 networks, a 20.7MP+2.1MP rear camera and a 4MP or 13MP front camera, BoomSound front speakers, Bluetooth 4.1 and a 2840mAh battery.
The phone will run Android 5.0.2 with Sense 7.0 UI layer on top. Audio was good on the HTC One M8 but reports suggest it is about to get even better on the company’s upcoming 2015 flagship. You will still get those excellent front-facing speakers but the back-ground tech powering these speakers (and your headphones when they’re plugged in) is getting a serious update.

HTC One M9 Camera

According to LaptopMedia's unnamed inside source at HTC the One M9 will pack not one, but two 20MP camera sensors on the rear of the device. They also add that HTC has not given up on Ultrapixel tech and will use a 4UP sensor on the front for selfies - this will apparently have good low-light performance and a wide f/2.0 aperture.
The report claims the dual 20MP sensors will act in tandem similar to the setup aboard the HTC One M8, and it will keep the dual-LED two-tone flash.

Benchmarks

LEAKED PICTURES

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Gimball - Crash Proof Drone Wins $1 Million Prize

noreply@blogger.com (Siddharth Muralidaran) — Wed, 11 Feb 2015 14:45:00 +0000

Also called the World Cup of Drones, the Drones For Good Award held in United Arab Emirates (UAE) offered $1 million as the prize money. The international competition seeks to emphasize the positive capabilities of drones and on Saturday, a team of Swiss technologists took out the first prize with a vehicle that flies protected by a spinning cage, helping it to better travel through confined spaces.

The Flyability team from Switzerland beat out some truly big-picture ideas to claim the first prize. These include drones that detect landmines, drones that shoot seedpods into the ground to help replantation efforts and drone delivery nets that could form the mailboxes of the future.

The team claims that the main aim of developing the Gimball was to mimic the ability of insects to crash into obstacles and continue in flight. The drone is housed inside a carbon fiber cage, which sits inside another rotating, spherical frame. As the drone crashes into walls, beams and ceilings, the outer frame takes the impact and inner remains stable, allowing it to continue on its way.

The big advantage is that there is no need for obstacle avoidance sensors and software. Gimball can instead have collisions and use the obstacles to guide it in its path. The team posits that the drone will first find the value in search and rescue missions, where drones are sent into disaster zones , such as a nuclear site or ware-torn area.

Working out how drones can be prevented from crashing into things, or at least in a way that doesn't put a stop to their flight, is a legitimate problem for this burgeoning technology could see the Gimball approach pop up in all kinds of applications.

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Samsung GALAXY S6 and GALAXY S6 Edge

noreply@blogger.com (Anonymous) — Sun, 08 Feb 2015 16:07:00 +0000

The South Korean origin, Mobile giant, Samsung is expected to announce the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, in the coming month. Leaks of the phones from a reliable site are shown below, thanks to C|NET Korea.

The image above seems to show both the Galaxy S6 and the S6 Edge, with the standard flagship model represented by the first three phones from the left. Meanwhile, the two devices on the right clearly have a bit of curve to them, though it’s unclear exactly how much. Each handset appears to sport just one curved edge, though on opposite sides, suggesting Samsung could release two different models for right and left handed people. It’s also possible the Galaxy S6 Edge could feature curves on both sides, even if that isn’t clear in this new leak.

Beyond that one difference in design, the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are both expected to offer similar specs, including a Quad HD display, upgraded cameras, Samsung’s own 64-bit Exynos processor and a redesigned fingerprint reader. The device should run Android 5.0 Lollipop out of the box with a scaled-back version of TouchWiz on top, and may even introduce a new mobile payment service called Samsung Pay.

The South Korean company is set to break the news next month on March 1 in Barcelona. We’ll be there covering the event live, but check back soon for any more leaks or updates as the big day approaches.

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