Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Firefox OS Smartphones

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Firefox OS Smartphones: Mozilla to Stop Selling and Developing Product
"We weren’t able to offer the best user experience possible and so we will stop offering Firefox OS smartphones through carrier channels," a statement from Mozilla officials said.

Monday, December 7, 2015

ratan tata

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Ratan Tata: Ex-Tata Group Chairman Says Education and Job Satisfaction Can Help Reduce Intolerance
"Education, job satisfaction, are all which will help in reducing intolerance as it will be replaced by knowledge and rationality," Tata said Sunday, adding that India "believes in harmony."

Paytm

Paytm: Mobile Payment Company Acquires Startup Near.in for About $2 Million, Report Says
Paytm bought online home services provider Near.in in a cash and stock deal estimated to be between US$1.5 million and US$2 million, the Economic Times reports. It's the company's first acquisition.

google

Google: Company Files Patent for ‘Needle-Free Blood Draw’ System
The system's design will be similar to a smartwatch and can be worn on a wrist or used as a hand-held device to take blood samples, according to Google's pending patent published Friday
The blood-sucking smartwatch would also cause as little pain as possible, even compared with the current glucose meters that ‘pin prick’ your finger.
It remains unclear when and whether the device will hit the market, but it’s not Google’s first attempt to reach out to diabetics.
Google – along with the Pharmacy giant Novartis – is now developingsmart contact lenses, wirelessly connected to mobile devices, that will monitor blood sugar levels, and another lens set to treat far-sightedness.
The technology involves non-invasive sensors, microchips and other mini-electronics embedded within the lens.
Google said there may be other uses for the smart lenses, and only recently sent a patent for a lens with a built-in camera.
In other health care tech novelties, Google launched its Google Fit application that puts the user’s health characteristics from various devices and applications into one place.
The World Health Organisation estimates that 9 percent of adults over 18 years old live with diabetes, and 1.5 million people died from by the disease in 2015 alone.

Thursday, December 3, 2015

Nokia

Nokia: Technology Company's Upcoming Virtual Reality Camera to Cost $60,000
The Ozo camera, which captures 360-degree video and spacial audio, is designed to make 3-D films and games for virtual reality head sets. The camera is expected to ship in early 2016.

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Lenovo

Lenovo: PC Manufacturer to Partner With Razer on New Line of Gaming PCs and Hardware
The company announced the Razer Edition of the Lenovo Y Series at DreamHack Winter 2015 in Sweden. The first edition of the series is projected to launch at CES 2016 in January

Sunday, November 29, 2015

sony

Sony: Company Reportedly Unlocks PlayStation 4's 7th CPU Processing Core for Developers

Sony Computer Entertainment may have recently updated the console's software development kit, enabling developers to use the seventh core to increase game performance, DualShockers reported.