1. Experiencing Slow Internet Connection? Here Is Why:Indian Internet download speed has been significantly slowed due to a submarine cable disruption off the coast of Egypt. The five cables thought to have been affected by the recent disruption, include the South East Asia-Middle, East-Western Europe 4 (SMW-4), India Middle, East-Western Europe (I-ME-WE) and Europe India Gateway (EIG) systems. Read More>>>
2. Here Comes Ubuntu Linux Powered Alienware Gaming PC: Alienware X51, the powerful gamer's PC, which was available for Windows users till date, has now finally arrived on the Ubuntu Linux platform as well. The popularity of the open-source Linux-based operating system has apparently forced Alienware to offer the Ubuntu platform option for the console. Read More>>>
3. Karbonn Intros Micromax Canvas HD Alternative Titanium S5: Micromax has been able to gain enough traction in the Indian smartphone market with its recently launched Canvas HD. In a bid to catch up with the company, other smartphone makers are set to introduce their alternatives of Micromax Canvas HD. The latest entrant in the market is Karbonn Titanium S5. Read More>>>
4. Google Shuts Down YouTube Service: With the dawn of 1 April i.e. April fools day, Google decided to shut down its YouTube video streaming service after serving the worldwide Internet user-base with a video sharing and streaming platform for more than eight years. The whole plot of shutting down is basically a prank from the search-engine giant brand's video product. Read More>>>
5. Samsung Faces Heat From Nexus 7; Drops Galaxy Tab 2 Prices In India: It's not long that Google has announced the availability of India's first Nexus device 'Nexus 7' and it's competitors have already pulled up their socks. Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, one of closest competitors of Google Nexus 7 tablet, is now available at a discounted price. Samsung has reduced the price of its Galaxy Tab 2 to stand in the competition against reasonably priced tablet Google Nexus 7. Read More>>>
6. Get Free Wi-Fi Service On Trains In India: India is not recognised for its wireless connectivity infrastructure but the signs indicate government's seriousness towards the matter. The Railway ministry had shared its plans to include Wi-Fi services for free on select trains during its Rail Budget announcement earlier this year. And it seems, the stepping stone is in place for the initiative to kick-start functioning. The Railway Minister, Pawan Kumar Bansal will reportedly launch the free Wi-Fi service on the New Delhi- Howrah Rajdhani Express train. Read More>>>
7. Facebook Introduces Facebook Home For Android: Facebook has made the much awaited official announcement of Facebook Home for Android at the launch event in US. We have been hearing lot of rumours about the Home version and those have been put to rest by the social networking giant today. Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and chief executive, Facebook has clearly stated that ‘Home’ is not a forked Android version; instead the launcher will work right on top of current Android devices. Read More>>>
8. New Coding Language 'Rust' In Development: Samsung has reportedly joined forces with Mozilla in an attempt to help the company develop a new programming language, Rust, which aims to replace the current 'Unsafe C++.' Samsung has committed some of their technical know-how to Mozilla, once regarded as idealistic. They attempt to develop a new form of code, which will be able to handle today's heterogeneous, multi-core hardware more effectively whilst also being more secure. Read More>>>
9. Google Brings 'Nose' For Smell Searching: Google has joined in the yearly tradition of celebrating April Fools' day by unveiling their latest service to customers, 'Google Nose Beta'. The company has once again demonstrated its sense of humour by releasing a practical joke extension on its homepage, which offers users the unique opportunity to search for, and access, smells through their desktops. Read More>>>
10. Videocon Intros Android 4.1 Calling Tablet, VT75C @ Rs 5965: Videocon, the consumer electronics brand has introduced its latest Android tablet, VT75C in the country. This tablet comes with 3G connectivity and voice calling support and is priced under Rs 6,000 price mark. The company has been aggressive with its strategy in the Indian market and has already launched a couple of entry-level Android smartphones and one 25-cm (10-inch) Android tablet. The demand for calling-based tablets in the country has reached a new high, with many brands eyeing the affordable tablet segment with products that have these said features. Read More>>>
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