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Goqii Fitness Band Review: More than just a Tracking Tool

Wearables have been around for a while now. Many of them exist just for the heck of it and some really adds a charm to your lives. Many fitness trackers bands in the market today just get your data and show it back to you. Some go a step forward and display the same on an attractive dashboard.… Continue reading Goqii Fitness Band Review: More than just a Tracking Tool

Clip #1: Featuring Best Apps for iPhone and Android Devices

Try out these bunch of interesting apps (Horizon, Moves, AllRecipes Dinner Spinner, PhotoMath & Storehouse Storytelling ) on your iOS and Android devices.

Apple announces ResearchKit, enabling an iPhone as a diagnostic Tool

Apple today announced ResearchKit, an open source software framework designed for medical and health research, helping doctors and scientists gather data more frequently and more accurately from participants using iPhone apps.

Redmi Note 4G Review: Best Entry Level LTE Android Smartphone

If you are on budget and looking at an 4G enabled phone, this is definitely worth considering. The hardware feels good, software, camera & display are fantastic for this range.

Nokia Lumia 638 4G Review: Entry level LTE Smart Phone

Microsoft has launched a 4G powered Windows Lumia 638 phone at a price of INR 8,299 (~132 USD). The smartphone will be available exclusively on Amazon.in. After the Nokia Lumia 930 (the best Windows Phone ever made), this would be the next windows phone I am writing on. Though I realise, these belong to different segments, let’s see how the experience goes. Well, without much ado, lets get to the review.

Apple Patent: Mid-Air iPhone Tilt to Protect Screen & Camera

Apple has been granted a patent for technology that detects that a iPhone is about to hit the ground and rotates it mid-air to limit damage. The US Patent and Trademark office has issued Apple a patent for a protection system that will consist of two parts – Detection and the rotation.

What makes a City Smart? IoT Elements and Key Interactions

More than 100 cities of 1 million people will be built in the next decade. This also an area where the current Indian PM is looking to move the nation into. And if implemented clearly, it will be a great thing for the economy and the quality of urban life in our country. Today, let us conclude this series about the IoT with a look at smart cities – one of the major implementations of IoT.

Jolla proposes its first Sailfish Tablet: Preview, Comparisons

Jolla design is all about functionality, minimalism and style. Their first smartphone released earlier this year has already helped in getting some positive tractions to the company. Jolla is now aiming at making the world’s first crowd-funded tablet.

Apple Launches WatchKit; Developers can now Build Apps for Watch

Developers can now build Applications for Wearable – Apple Watch, which will be available to consumers sometime early 2015. The Apple Watch supports apps that include both a WatchKit extension on the iPhone connected to the device, and UI elements stored on the Watch itself.

Whatsapp introduces End-To-End Encryption for Millions of Users

Whatsapp announced that it’s implementing end-to-end encryption, an upgrade to its privacy protections that makes it nearly impossible for anyone to read users’ messages, even the company itself.