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18/07/2022

Our generation have been brainwashed..!

Healthy Groceries- Rs. 7,000- Too Expensive.
Dinner Date- Rs 7,000- Reasonable.

Personal Growth Seminar- Rs 8000 - Are you crazy?
Gucci Belt- Rs 8000 - Must Have.

Investing- 30k /month- Can't afford that.
Nights Out- 30k /month- Weekly Occurrence.

Start a business - 150k - Too Risky.
iPhone XS - 150k - Newest Model Is A Must.

7 day trip to a foreign getaway - 300k
2 day complete health check up for 50k .. naaah

60 mins learning a new skill- I wish I had the time
60 mins on Netflix- time flies, let's watch another one.

Money and Time are resources. Use them wisely because what you prefer and invest in today will determine your tomorrow.

06/07/2021

10 Best Data Engineering Courses

27/02/2021

13/02/2021

Sophia, a talking humanoid robot, is being readied for mass production during the pandemic.

"The world of COVID-19 is going to need more and more automation to keep people safe," Hanson Robotics founder David Hanson told Reuters.

Hanson said the company hoped to sell thousands of robots in the first half of 2021, according to Reuters. Based in Hong Kong, Hanson Robotics had been iterating on its Sophia design since introducing it in 2016. It was one of four models ready for mass production, according to Reuters.

In the years since Sophia's introduction, the robot has popped up at conferences, broken hearts, and talked to reporters, including several interviews with Insider. In 2018, the robot even sang a duet with Jimmy Fallon on the Tonight Show.

10/02/2021

Machine learning uses algorithms to parse data, learn from that data, and make informed decisions based on what it has learned. Deep learning is a subfield of machine learning. While both fall under the broad category of artificial intelligence.
Here We show the difference between Machine Learning & Deep Learning

07/02/2021

Around 662 researchers from 62 countries were paid with the highest person who was able to detect the most of these vulnerabilities got paid around $130 grand in total. Google paid about $1.74 million to the researchers, who reported some issues on Android and also to those who spotted difficulties in Android 11’s developer preview program. For Chrome’s fragility, Google paid $2.1 and Google Pay paid out a total of $270,000.

In total Google paid a total sum of $2.7 million in 2020, this sum has increased by a number of $200grand from 2019 which witnessed a raise of only $3.1 million. Google released these documents in categories.

Along with this, Google has also paid millions of dollars to British and American universities to conduct researches which could in return benefit the multinational tech company and also influence people to devour their public opinions towards their favors.

Google announced last year that since launching its bug bounty program, it has paid a total of $21 million to individuals who provided their services to them.

06/02/2021

A French company, that claims to have developed the world's 'most advanced' artificial heart that runs on a lithium-ion battery, has announced to launch the ‘next-gen’ product in the second quarter of 2021.

Carmat, which was founded in 2018, wants to start selling the product by spring this year. According to reports, their device has already received regulatory approval for business in Europe.

The company aims to provide relief to patients suffering from advanced heart failure as the artificial heart can provide long-term support or even serve as a 'bridge to a heart transplant'

06/02/2021

Recent studies have revealed many lines of communication between tumors, nerves, and other nearby cells. Their elaborate crosstalk seems to promote the growth and spread of cancer, in part through the release of stress-related hormones.

05/02/2021

Pixel phones will now be able to read your heart and respiratory rates with their cameras, as Google adds heart and respiratory rate monitors to its Fit app. The tech giant plans on expanding this feature to other Android phones in the future as well.

This new feature relies on the smartphone camera, which measures the heart rate by tracking changes in color as blood moves through the fingertip, and the respiratory rate by monitoring the rise and fall of the user's chest.

Google explained that these monitors will only allow users to track their overall wellness and cautioned that these monitors should not be used for diagnosing medical conditions - which is why it does not need clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to add them to the app at this point.

The tech giant also explained that a lot of economically disadvantaged people cannot afford other wearables that will allow them to effectively track their heart and respiratory rates.

05/02/2021

Apple will bring a new ultrawide angle camera with a brighter f/1.8 lens to all iPhone 13 models, according to a note by Barclays analysts Blayne Curtis and Thomas O'Malley.

That information differs from a previous report by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who said only the Pro models will get the new camera.

The new f/1.8 lens will increase the amount of light reaching the sensor over the f/2.4 lens used on current iPhone ultrawides.

It's also likely that Apple will increase the sensor size of the new ultrawide angle cameras as the current 1/3.6" fades when compared to the Galaxy S21 Ultra's 1/2.55" or the Huawei Mate 40 Pro's mammoth 1/1.54".

The Barclays analysts' report goes on to say that Apple will continue using the 12MP f/2.2 65mm 2.5x camera, exclusive to this year's 12 Pro Max, in the iPhone 13 series and will extend it from the Pro Max to the Pro as well.

04/02/2021

Amazon has begun using AI-powered cameras in delivery vans that constantly record footage of drivers and upload any mistakes they make.

The firm says it is an investment in safety but privacy campaigners described it as "surveillance".

The cameras will be on all the time but will only upload footage for 16 actions, including hard braking, driver distraction and drowsiness.

04/02/2021

Duplicate content does not count negatively against a site in terms of search rankings, states Google’s John Mueller.
Google’s John Mueller clarifies a misconception about duplicate content, saying it’s not a negative search ranking factor.
Having the same content repeated across multiple pages is not something that would cause a site to rank lower in search results.

03/02/2021

Facebook, the largest social networking site in the world, has released data for the fourth quarter of 2020 according to which about 2.6 billion people use Facebook on a daily basis daily.

According to an article, Facebook's revenue in the fourth quarter reached $28 billion, which is 33% more than the year before. Per the data, the overall profit for the company was more than $11 billion, which was more than 53% more than the previous year.

Facebook's statistics show that despite various controversies and the pandemic in 2020, Facebook has managed to attract new users in the last quarter of the year.

02/02/2021

HTC has an interesting history full of ups and downs. Founded in 1997, it was once among the biggest players in the smartphone industry, though it hasn’t been able to keep up with the competition in recent years. Sales and market share have both fallen drastically since the company’s peak in 2011,

HTC was a step ahead of the competition back in the day. The company released the first-ever Android phone in 2008, called the HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1 in the U.S.). It received fairly positive reviews and was quite popular, selling over a million units in the first year.

The tech giant also launched the first-ever handset running Windows Mobile. Called the HTC Canary (in a coal mine?), it debuted in 2002 and was sold in Europe and China. Additionally, HTC released the first 3G-capable Windows Mobile phone in the world as well. It was called MTeoR and revealed in 2006. Sadly, Windows Mobile didn’t end up faring much better than HTC.

01/02/2021

UNICEF's (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund) reachability index has revealed that three out of four children don't have access to remote-learning options like TV, internet, or radio. Around 825 million children lack the skills they should be possessing, and the COVID-19 pandemic has further highlighted the education gap.

01/02/2021

YouTube, as we know, has gone from a mere video sharing platform to become a vast community of diverse content creators. The Google-owned company, after its massive popularity, has helped numerous content creators to grow their professional careers. And now, according to YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, the video streaming website has paid over $30 billion to content creators over the past three years.

01/02/2021

Black Shark is ready to launch its upcoming gaming device, the Black Shark 4. The imminent launch is confirmed by the certification images of the device that recently showed up online. The details were reported by the Chinese Quality Certification Center (CQC) and they reveal some key specs of the device.

The BlackSshark 4, registered with model number SHARK KSR-Ao, will be the successor to the company's Black Shark 3. It will reportedly feature a 6.67-inch Full-HD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, which has almost become a standard for gaming-centric devices. However, unlike the notch-less screen in Black Shark 3S, the Black Shark 4 will come with a punch-hole screen.

31/01/2021

UAE on Saturday announced major changes to the citizenship law, to allow for the naturalization of foreign investors, doctors, scientists, artists and talented people and their families.

The decision to give people with exceptional talents and their families the Emirati citizenship aims to embrace them as members of part of the UAE society, ensure the social stability of these people in the country and boost the overall national development process.

The changes, taken upon the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, were approved by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai

30/01/2021

Xiaomi has introduced its latest wireless charging tech - Mi Air Charge - which can charge multiple devices simultaneously. It will also be able to recharge a smartphone that’s being used while walking around or even when something’s in the way.

The transmitter of the charge can provide a 5W charge wirelessly to a smartphone and has nothing to do with the Qi standard. The smartphones need to be outfitted with a “miniaturized antenna array with built-in ‘beacon antenna’ and ‘receiving antenna array’.” The smartphone has 14 antennas to convert a millimeter wave signal that’s emitted by the charging pile. The signal is converted into electric energy through a rectifier circuit.

In its current state, Xiaomi’s remote charging technology can charge multiple devices with a 5W current within a radius of “several meters”. Xiaomi claims that physical objects don’t reduce the charging efficiency.

28/01/2021

An invention that could save millions of litres of water..!! 💧

15/01/2021

Starting with 2 Stories:

1. Yahoo refused Google
2. Nokia refused Android

Moral:
1. Update yourself with time, else you will become obsolete
2. Taking no risk is the biggest risk. Take risks and adopt new technologies.

2 more stories:
1. Google acquired YouTube and Android
2. Facebook acquired Instagram and WhatsApp

Moral:
1. Become so powerful that your enemies become your allies
2. Grow fast, become big, and then eliminate competition

2 more stories:
1. Barack Obama was a ice cream seller. Yes you’ve read it right. He used to scoop ice cream in 1978 at Baskin Robbins
2. Elon Musk was a worker in a lumber mill

Moral:
1. Don’t judge people based on their past jobs
2. Your present doesn’t decide your future, your courage and hard work does

2 more stories:
1. Colonel Sanders created KFC at the age of 65
2. Jack Ma who was rejected by KFC and Harvard later founded Alibaba

Moral:
1. Age is just a number - you can be successful at any age
2. Never ever give up in life - only those who never give up win

2 final stories:
1. Owner of Ferrari insulted a tractor maker
2. The tractor maker created Lamborghini

Moral:
1. Never underestimate or disrespect anyone
2. Success is the best revenge

You can be successful at any age and from any background.

Dream big. Set goals. Work hard.

Never ever give up in life. Go ahead.