Karthik MS

Unlike many other tech experts, I will not be going to bluntly judge +Samsung  and say they've made an S6s or an extension of the S6, because every single move Samsung has made towards the S7 is of progress and in the process delivered what the consumers needed and asked for           Starting with the IP68 certification, which is just not getting enough attention and limelight as it can single handed be the key to success for the S7 and the S7 edge. The fact that this beautiful looking and performing device can be submerged under water, 5 feet deep for 30 mins is a sheer winning proposition when compared to the rivals in the business.           Samsung is on the forefront when it comes to groundbreaking camera technology and the predecessor S6 already had a beast of a camera, the S7 & the S7 edge, with the 'eyebrow-raising' aperture of f/1.7 and 1.4-micron pixel sensor, dual pixel lens made me smile ear to ear. This r...

LG, in the smartphone business, was always an underappreciated company, even when it had best in class camera, a leather design even James Bond would fall in love with, curved display and what not!           When the rest of the world is catching up with catering to the needs and necessities of the public, LG goes out of its way to make a modular-ish phone, which comes with removable or rather replaceable parts. The bottom part of the phone pops off delicately at the push of a button, out of which comes the 2800 mAh battery, attached to the lower part of the phone and said part can be replaced with other parts like a camera module that has a shutter button, a ring to manually zoom in and out, a video recording button and a camera wake up button as well. The upside to this module us that it houses a 1200 mAh battery that adds to the already reasonably good one. yay for more battery This is just one, among many modules out there and private companies can jump ...

TECH SPECS: 1. 1450 mAh Battery 2. 4 Inch qHD Display with a 540x960 pixels resolution 3. 1.3 GHz quad-core processor 4. 8 GB internal storage with expandability up to 32 GB via MicroSD card 5. 1 GB RAM 6. 3.2 MP rear and 0.3 MP front camera 7. Android 5.1 Lollipop Operating System (No GPS, NFC, Compass, 4G and omits a lot of other sensors) Name of the company: Ringing Bells President: Ashok Chadha Managing Director: Mohit Goel I always like to answer the questions that need be answered so with these above things in mind let's start with the blog. The following are the questions, the President and the MD of Ringing Bells answered recently and I am going to do my best and paraphrase them for you in layman's terms. Q1. How does the company make the profit, selling the phone for a mere 251 INR? ($4 USD) AC: "The price is based on 4 pillars. a) Technology. b) The economy of scale. Which means that by producing a high volume of handsets, we can reduce the...

So, LiFi (Life Fidelity) is this innovative new wireless communication technology that uses LEDs to provide us with internet service within our houses and offices. In times where everyone including Apple is getting hacked, WiFi that penetrates walls and doors are open gates to hackers to practice their skills or even the common joe who can take advantage of an open WiFi network,  LiFi comes in handy to make internet more secure, substantially faster and Innovative. Professor Harald Hass from the University of  Edinburgh is said to have invented the LiFi technology to eliminate the use of radio spectrum to transfer and receive data. In his TEDGlobal talk in 2011 he discusses the advantages of LiFi over WiFi and it is pretty significant. In recent studies, scientists have found that pureLiFi can provide users with speeds upto 100 times the speed (2GB movie downloaded in mere seconds) of a WiFi signal but only when your device is exposed to said LED light direc...