Share By Santosh Kumar Maharana: Biotechnology is the term made by fusion by of two words. The first one is Biology and the second one is Technology. Biotechnology is the integrated and control use of Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Immunology, Genetic Engineering (Recombinant DNA Technology), Biological Agents (Cellular Component, Protein, and DNA), Plant Tissue Culture, and [...]
Share By Rishabh Prasad: With the commencement of 2010, Intel made sure that they don’t have a slow start, especially in the field of mainstream computers. In its first CES (Consumer Electronics Show) press event of 2010, Intel announced the already well known Arrandale and Clarkdale CPUs. Intel had planned 27 total SKUs, which include [...]
Share By Anshul Tewari: About a month ago, we did a review of the Android Operating system being the future of mobile computing and a bit about its specs. Android, as an operating system for phones, has gained much mileage for its features, suaveness and the ease of functioning, loaded with apps and much more. [...]
Share By Rishabh Prasad: In 2002, a Canadian company Research in Motion (RIM) released a smartphone BlackBerry, which supported push e-mail, mobile telephone, text messaging, internet faxing, web browsing and other wireless information services as well as a multi-touch interface. One of the most significant features of this smartphone was its extreme security in messaging [...]
Share By Rishabh Prasad: In the midst of controversies regarding Blackberry’s security risks in India, UAE and Saudi Arabia, Blackberry is ready to step in the arena of slider phones with its “All-in-one” design in its upcoming smartphone named Torch 9800. This design will allow the user to choose the high resolution touch screen, opt [...]
Share By Rishabh Prasad: The enlightening Twitter bird seems to have just found a twig on the driving seats of the Ford vehicles. British motorists would soon be able to use the online micro-blogging network, Twitter, while driving with new hands-free technology, called AppLink, from car company Ford. “The growth in Smartphone mobile apps has [...]
Share By Prateek Waghre: Last Friday, Kapil Sibal proudly unveiled the $35 tablet. The media went berserk. Indian innovation was hailed. “It would change the face of education”, “breakthrough in low cost computing”. That’s great. With no disrespect to Mr.Sibal, history teaches us that whenever politicians are involved – expect (some) hyperbole. And thus began the [...]
Share By Anshul Tewari: On 23rd July, 2010, a happy Kapil Sibal (HRD Min) and a proud Indian Government unveiled the prototype of an iPad-like touch-screen laptop, with a price tag of $35 (roughly Rs. 1600), which it hopes to roll out next year. Sibal created history with his words, “in the year 2011, the [...]
Share By Rishabh Prasad: We all remember working on single core CPUs or we might still be using them. But let me remind you readers, these have officially become extinct. Now, Single-core CPUs are actually hard to find and two-, three-, and four-core CPUs are now the norm. In computing, a processor (short form for CPU [...]
Share By Anushri Mondal: Entertainment just got a new look! Try the new, innovative video Game consoles. The time when video Game consoles were associated with young children, is an age that has gone by. In contemporary times, both the young and the old take an active interest in such games. The number of options before [...]