15 Hot New Technologies That Will Change Everything

The Next Big thing? The memristor, a minute segment that can "recall" electrical states notwithstanding when killed. It's relied upon to be far less expensive and quicker than blaze stockpiling. A hypothetical idea since 1971, it has now been implicit labs and is as of now upsetting all that we think about figuring, perhaps making streak memory, RAM, and even hard drives out of date inside 10 years.

The memristor is only one of the amazing innovative advances sending stun waves through the universe of figuring. Different advancements in progress are more rational, yet they likewise convey watershed noteworthiness. From the advances that at long last make paperless workplaces a reality to those that convey remote power, these advances ought to make your modest PC a far various monster come the turn of the decade.

In the accompanying segments, we layout the nuts and bolts of 15 up and coming advancements, with forecasts on what may happen to them. Some are breathing down our necks; a few advances are still simply out of compass. And all must be figured with.

• Memristor: A Groundbreaking New Circuit
• 32-Core CPUs From Intel and AMD
• Nehalem and Swift Chips Spell the End of Stand-Alone Graphics Boards
• USB 3.0 Speeds Up Performance on External Devices
• Remote Power Transmission
• 64-Bit Computing Allows for More RAM
• Windows 7: It's Inevitable
• Google's Desktop OS
• Motion Based Remote Control
• Radical Simplification Hits the TV Business
• Window ornaments for DRM
• Utilize Any Phone on Any Wireless Network
• Your Fingers Do Even More Walking
• PDAs Are the New Paper
• Where You At? Ask Your Phone, Not Your Friend
• 25 Years of Predictions

iOS 10: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

 

Apple has dispatched iOS 10 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. That gave us the ideal chance to discuss the working framework. To talk about this, Mikhail, Rishi, and Akhil, join your host Pranay. iOS 10 conveys a few new and marvelous components to the fore, however what number of them really function admirably in India? Is Siri any better at perceiving Indian English articulations now? Will it tell whether you're stating WhatsApp or what's up? We talk about the majority of that and that's only the tip of the iceberg.

Akhil discusses his cherished Apple Music and how it could be a great deal better. While Rishi to a great extent sounds content with iOS 10, he has a somewhat bizarre issue with the OS for somebody who flip-flounders a ton amongst Android and iOS. Mikhail dedicates some an opportunity to discussing how iOS functions the iPad and how Apple's product group issues programming upgrades for its tablet lineup. Every one of the four individuals invest a ton of energy discussing iMessage overhauls and how that effects designers.

(Additionally see: iOS 10: Our Favorite iMessage Apps and Sticker Packs)

This scene of Orbital stores unique notice for the capacity to dispose of pre-stacked applications on iOS 10. You can subscribe to it on iTunes or by means of RSS, or simply hit the play catch beneath to listen to this scene.

Apple iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus available for pre-orders in India

 

Each one of those Apple fans out there in India holding up frantically to lay there hands on the following iPhones - iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus - can now pre-request the new cell phones.

Most IWorld stores, Apple's Premium Resellers in Northern India, are tolerating pre-appointments for Apple's new iPhones. Clients can likewise pre-book (store to purchase in store) the gadgets on the organization's site. Another Apple Premium Partner in India, Unicorn, too is tolerating pre-orders for the two new iPhones. Intrigued purchasers can pre-book the cell phones subsequent to paying a development installment of Rs 5,000. Delhi-based Unicorn has nearness over a few states in the nation.

Notwithstanding, two of the greatest buyer hardware retail locations in the nation, Tata Group's Croma and Reliance Industry's Reliance Digital, are still to begin pre-appointments for both the cell phones. Another conspicuous electronic retail location in the nation Jumbo said that it will acknowledge pre-orders beginning one week from now.

Formally as well, Apple India is yet to declare the opening of pre-appointments for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.

Additionally, while Beetel Teletech Ltd, one of the wholesalers for Apple in India, said that it will begin conveyances of the two telephones at 7pm on October 7, businessperson at both IWorld and Unicorn said that there stores will begin offering the cell phones at spot 12 am on October 7. Another Apple wholesaler Rashi Peripherals too has reported that it will begin offering the most recent iPhones from October 7 in India. The organization, in any case, has so far not unveiled the time when it will begin deals at its 1,000 areas the nation over.

October 7 is the official dispatch date of the up and coming Apple cell phones for India. The organization is dispatching the gadgets in India in the third stage. In the principal stage, the new iPhones will go at a bargain in 28 nations over the world on September 16. In the second stage, starting September 23, the twosome will be accessible in more than 25 nations including Andorra, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Greenland, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Isle of Man, Jersey, Kosovo, Kuwait, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Maldives, Malta, Monaco, Poland, Qatar, Romania,

Apple revealed its most recent iPhones at an even in San Francisco on September 7. The cell phone mammoth has not yet uncovered the complete valuing points of interest of its new cell phones in India. The organization, in any case, recently said that the cost of the iPhones will begin at Rs 60,000 in the nation. This is prone to be the cost of the base iPhone 7 model with 32GB interior stockpiling. Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia and Slovenia.

The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus come in 32GB, 128GB and 256GB stockpiling variations. The shading alternatives accessible are Silver, Gold, Rose Gold, Black and Jet Black. Of these, the Jet Black shading variation comes

Apple iPhone 7 highlights a 4.7-inch show with 3D touch, while the iPhone 7 Plus has a 5.5-inch Retina HD show with 3D touch. Both the cell phones are controlled by another quad-center Apple A10 Fusion processor, which the organization cases is 40% quicker that Apple A9 and it runs iOS 10. just in 128GB and 256GB variations.

Movies Releasing this Friday By India

Movie Releasing this Week – Friday, 16 September, 2016

 

 

 

 

Release Date -16 September

Movie - Pink  

Genre- Drama 

Director  -Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury

Cast - Amitabh Bachchan, Taapsee Pannu, Kirti Kulhari, Andrea Tariang

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Release Date -16 September

Movie - Raaz Reboot

Genre- Horror

Director  -Vikram Bhatt

Cast -Emraan Hashmi, Kriti Kharbanda, Gaurav Arora

MS Dhoni The Untold Story: Almost everything you see in the film happened in Dhoni's life

MS Dhoni

Arun Pandey, who has been long-time friend and business partner for MS Dhoni, is entreprising. You can here it in his voice, how dedicated he is to his passion project releasing on September 30. The project is none other than a Bollywood film based on the life of Dhoni, India's most successful captain. He emphasises more than a few times that the film was made purely to motivate youngsters in India and around the world.

He repeats it so many times, that it actually becomes irksome. Dhoni is a very marketable commodity. And it's hard not to see the financial prospects in telling the life story of a man like him. He is a World Cup winning captain, has pan-India appeal and it only makes sense that his underdog story be sold to the highest bidder. However, the trailers suggest they have tried to capture the essence of the cricketer's life. Both Neeraj Pandey (director) and Sushant Singh Rajput (playing Dhoni himself) look sincere. Will MS Dhoni: The Untold Story break the jinx with Bollywood and biopics, we'll have to wait and watch.

1.       What was that one element in Dhoni's life story that separates him from the rest of the underdog stories in the world? Why does the world need to hear Dhoni's story?

A majority of the population is the youth, out of which a big number come from the small towns. And how many stories like Dhoni do you have that can motivate you to this extent? The ascent from where he started to what he has achieved, it is so massive, how do you not get inspired by a story like that? But it's not even about his victories and the success and the money that he has made. It is how he has conducted himself through those phases of life. You hear him in interviews, and he's always talking about a process. What is a process? The effort we put in today. A lot of people dream like Dhoni did, but did they put in the effort that Dhoni did? Dhoni himself never dreamt that he would play for the country, let alone lead it. What purpose the story will serve is to tell the youth, if you have dreams big or small, if you put in the effort today, you will be closer to achieving it than you were yesterday.

You watch Lincoln, Wolf of Wall Street and even A Beautiful Mind, from the last 15 year's Oscar-winners you'll find at least 10-12 of the films were based on real life stories. That's why we thought the story needs to be told. 2. Neeraj Pandey's earlier films have a completely different flavour compared to what this biopic would need. How did he come on board?

When we first thought of making the movie, we had a few names about who could be candidates for the director's job. As soon as I heard, that Neeraj was the man behind A Wednesday, I jumped and was convinced he was the man who would make it. I'm a great fan of A Wednesday, how he's made this whole movie around one incident and how in middle of it is the story of a common man. So I asked my people, and they set up a meeting. And after that one meeting, Neeraj was on board to direct.

3. Was Sushant the first choice to play Dhoni? What convinced you he could pull it off?

I was coming back on a plane when I saw Kai Po Che. And I saw Sushant, the way he batted, bowled and how he talked about the sport. We thought he would be a good boy to work with. We wanted someone raw, hardworking and we got both those things from Sushant who really worked hard to get Dhoni's physique.

4. When did Fox Star come into the picture?

So there was Dilip (Jha, the writer) who was writing about the various incidents in Dhoni's life. He used to go everyday, meet him and hear his stories and wrote that down. After Neeraj came on board, he started reviewing Dilip's work and he started asking questions and started piecing together a narrative for the film. After that it took close to 10 months to find the right studio who will help us tell the story like it should be told. Vijay Singhji (CEO, Foxstar) was a visionary enough to see the potential in the story and after that we began shooting.

5. A film like this can be risky, it requires scale to look convincing, were there dark days when you thought you couldn't pull this off?

I didn't doubt myself for a single second, since I decided to start work on making this biopic. The kind of love and affection MS gets from people all over India, never doubted the project for a single second. And Fox backed us completely, whatever was the requirement for the movie from my side, from Neeraj's side was fulfilled without question.

6. There is a tendency to sugar-coat biopics, has Neeraj Pandey attempted to take on the grey areas of Dhoni's life?

The definition of grey area tends to differ from person to person. And as far as clarifications related to conflict of interest has already been given, it's all there out in the open. There was no glamourisation of anything, in fact I can tell you positively that 98 percent of the what happens in the movie, is based on Dhoni's real life. Ask Neeraj, when he came on board and how difficult he found to find the grey areas in Dhoni's life. He was surprised that there was hardly any negativity in his life. He was appalled that he had to work so hard, talk to so many people, and he still couldn't find any grey areas in MS Dhoni's life.

7. When was the decision taken about dubbing the movie into Marathi, Tamil and Telugu?

It was always on the cards, even before the trailer was released. Dhoni has a pan-India appeal and we thought it would be a good idea to reach out to people in the other regions as well who will be equally eager to hear Dhoni's story. Even better if it is in their local language.

8. Raj Thackeray's MNS objected to the Marathi-dubbed version. Are you going to go ahead and release it in Marathi or is that on hold?

I have to speak to the people at Fox about that, I've not really been in the loop about that. I'll have to check up on it, it slipped my mind.

9. How comfortable was Dhoni opening up on the details of his love-stories? Which are two from the movie?

Whatever happened in real life, he sat down and spoke to Neeraj. And that's been included in the movie.

10. Has Dhoni seen the movie yet? What was his reaction?

Of course, he got emotional. It was a little awkward too for him, but he hardly ever expresses. He was a little overwhelmed seeing his life story adapted to the big screen.

Here's why you must visit the International Buddhist Conclave at Sarnath

Slated to begin at Sarnath on October 3 this year, the International Buddhist Conclave will be attended by delegates from more than 40 countries. The conclave seeks to highlight Buddhist heritage and pilgrimage sites in India.
The foundation for Buddhism was laid down by Prince Siddhartha at a time when he renounced his family and went on to become the Buddha. The knowledge he gained through his enlightenment started spreading far and wide. It spready not only in different parts of India, but other parts of the world as well.
Now, Buddhism has a global following in excess of 500 million people, and is among the leading faiths of the world. Starting from India, where Buddhism originated, the profound teachings of this faith spread in Asia and beyond over the centuries. The philosophies and thoughts attached to Buddhism remain relevant even in the modern world.

Current Affairs Recap of the Day: 24 August 2016

 

The recap of the day covers important current affairs of the day like ‘Sugamaya Pustakalaya’ online library, Union Government’s Regional Connectivity Scheme and launch of KN-11 ballistic missile from a submarine, among others

•    Union Government launched ‘Sugamaya Pustakalaya’ online library to serve – Persons with print disabilities
•    This city is hosting a 2-day SAARC Finance Ministers’ Conference – Islamabad
•    He was appointed as the head of the task force by the Union Government to study the structure of organised Group A Central services – T Jacob
•    This company acquired the cement business of Reliance Infrastructure Ltd – Birla Corporation Limited
•    Indian-origin politician Sellapan Ramanathan died recently. He was the former president of – Singapore
•    This State Government issued a draft notification for creation of 17 new districts – Telangana
•    This Indian tennis player topped the WTA women’s doubles ranking – Sania Mirza
•    Airport Authority of India in August 2016 signed a MOU with which state for successful launch of the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) of the Union Government- Maharashtra
•    International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition is observed globally on- 23 August
•    India is ranked at which place in The W10 report 2016 released by New World Wealth- Seventh
•    State that launched the DNA Index System for DNA profiling of criminals in August 2016- Andhra Pradesh
•    This country launched the KN-11 ballistic missile from a submarine in Sea of Japan – North Korea
•    The country that will not compete at September’s Paralympics in Rio after losing an appeal against a ban imposed for state-sponsored doping – Russia
•    Telangana and Maharashtra government signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to start work on three barrages at - Tummidi Hatti on Pranhita River, Medigadda on Godavari River and Chanaka-Korata on Painganga River
•    State government that made available online A2 milk of indigenous cows in North India through Vita Milk Plants on demand of general public is - Haryana

Farhad’s and Mike’s Week in Tech: Ride-Hailing News Owns the Road

Ford says that it expects to have a fully autonomous car fleet on the road within five years. Uber announced an acquisition. And Lyft has a hard time finding any takers.