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Li-Fi: Technology that Uses Light Bulb to Establish Internet Connection

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A team of Chinese experts and specialists have successfully 
developed, and experimented an innovative way of gaining access to the 
Digital World of the Internet using the signals sent through the Light 
Bulb instead of Radio Waves as in Wi-Fi.<br />
Scientists named it Li-Fi.<br />
In case if you don’t know, Wi-Fi operates in the frequency range 
between 2.4 and 2.483 GHz. IEEE 802 (11a operates in the frequency range
 from 5.725 to 5.850 GHz. These are often referred to as the “2.4 GHz” 
and “5GHz” bands).<br />
The term Li-Fi may not be new to many ears; in fact it is around since 2011, when Harald Haas had first used it in his <a href="http://www.ted.com/talks/harald_haas_wireless_data_from_every_light_bulb.html" target="_blank">TED Global talk on Visible Light Communication</a> on this very context.<br />
The Li-Fi technology operates under the principle that light can be 
used to carry Signals as an alternative to traditional radio 
frequencies; it keeps serving as long as there is no blockage of any 
kind, between the Light source and a Computer.<br />
Chi Nan, the I.T Professor at Shanghai’s Fudan University, who also 
leads the Li-Fi research team (which includes scientists from the 
Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics of the Chinese Academy of 
Sciences) have said that, “One-watt LED Light Bulb may establish an 
Internet connection for four Electronic Gadgets at once.”, she added 
that, “A light bulb with embedded microchips can produce data rate as 
fast as 150Mbps.”<br />
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The current tools for Wireless Signal Transmission is expensive and less efficient, said Chi.<br />
“Millions of base stations have been established for strengthening 
the signals of cell phones, but most of the energy is consumed for their
 cooling systems. The energy utilization rate is only five percent” she 
explained.<br />
In today’s world where two thirds of the total population does not 
have internet access, and places like Pakistan, China and India, where 
over billion people combined don’t have this facility; gaining access to
 the Internet by just turning on the Light bulb will be nothing less 
than a dream come true.<br />
According to Chi,<br />
“Wherever there is a LED light bulb, there is an Internet signal. Turn off the light and there is no signal”<br />
More importantly, according to the experts, the development of a 
series of key related pieces of technology, including light 
communication controls as well as microchip design and manufacturing, is
 still in an experimental period and there is still a long way to go to 
make Li-Fi a commercial success.<br />
Despite the fact that the Technology is still in the experimental 
period, Netizens should be excited to view 10 sample Li-Fi kits that 
will be on display at the China International Industry Fair that will 
kick off on November 5 in Shanghai.</div>

Li-Fi: Technology that Uses Light Bulb to Establish Internet Connection

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Microsoft Rolls Out Windows 8.1

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Microsoft has started to roll out the “Blue” Windows 8.1 update for Windows. <br />
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The update brings several new features an additions including Bing 
Search, better SkyDrive syncing, redesigned apps, multiple UI 
improvements, side-by-side apps and the much-coveted Start Button, which
 switches between the Desktop mode and the Start Screen.<br />
Also brought home is the option to reboot directly to the Desktop. 
Windows 8.1 has also been put up on retail for $120 and $200 the Home 
and Pro versions respectively.
<br />
The Windows RT 8.1 update, however, is pulled from the store 
after reports from users who were reportedly experiencing some issues.
<br />
If you own a Windows 8 device, then you too should look for your update on Windows Store (in the apps).
<br />
Upgrading to Windows 8.1 from Windows 8 is absolutely free. Such free deals can’t possibly get better.
<br />
Download file is around 3.63 GBs, so make sure before getting 
started that your internet connection is doing well. Just to mention, 
you can pause, resume or cancel the up-gradation process at any time.
<br />
There are some things which one feels should’ve been a part of 
the experience right from the beginning but this latest update should 
fill the voids left by the original quite well.</div>

Microsoft Rolls Out Windows 8.1

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Production of World's 1st Super-Encrypted Phone has Begun

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After the Edward Snowden’s revelation of PRISM
 – a surveillance program commanded by the United States National 
Security Agency (NSA) – that it is gathering data from your phone calls,
 emails, text messages, Facebook chats and every possible form of your 
Digital communications, there was an ample tumult from the People all 
over the world.<br />
Ever since after the revelation, everyone has gone ballistic and 
trying to discover the way to keep their communication data safe from 
getting into NSA’s hand.<br />
While you can do a tinfoil cap to keep NSA away from collecting data 
from your subconscious, layering your phone in the same way isn’t going 
to solve the problem, but that doesn’t propose that you do not have any 
other options to protect your conversations from any undesired spying.<br />
While Security Organizations and individuals are coming forward with 
diverse solutions like, the use of secure mobile applications, or to use
 secure browsers, like TOR to keep you safe from eavesdropping.<br />
<a href="http://www.qsalpha.com/" target="_blank">QSAlpha</a> (QSα) – a
 San Francisco based company with its superphone division in Taiwan – on
 the other hand, is developing the super encrypted Mobile Phone, Quasar 
lV4<br />
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Quasar IV is a project that is designed to reinstate personal liberty
 to the internet. Based on the world’s most advanced security concepts 
and a trusted-authentication technology, it allows users to self-manage 
their digital interactions and create a trusted social circle.<br />
The Quasar IV is a “cipherphone” that safeguards the user’s digital 
identity with self-authenticated verification. All data exchanges 
between Quasar IVs are protected by trusted-authentication technology.<br />
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It is is a gateway to a community of secure messages, emails, calls, 
cloud storage and mobile applications. It uses a revolutionary 
self-authenticated, asymmetric encryption system called Quatrix that 
automatically verifies the identity of other Quasar IV users before 
information is sent.<br />
Your private identity key is encrypted in a hardware chip, making unauthorized access to data extremely difficult.<br />
QuaOS, Quasar IV’s operating system, is a fusion of Android, Linux and the Quatrix encryption software.<br />
The Quasar IV provides unprecedented security for Android users.<br />
According to QSAlpha, <a href="http://www.blogger.com/null" name="_GoBack"></a>Quasar IV has been designed for:<br />
<ul>
<li>Individuals who use their mobile devices to handle e-commerce 
transactions, day-to-day banking, storage of sensitive personal 
information or just casual correspondence.</li>
<li>Individuals who value privacy and peace of mind and would like to ensure that their private correspondence is kept private.</li>
<li>Individuals who want to ensure that eavesdroppers and stalkers cannot track their every move in the digital domain.</li>
<li>Businesses that value data security and want to ensure that 
communications between executives, employees, customers and others 
cannot be read or listened to by third parties.</li>
</ul>
Quasar IV offers protection against external threats to enterprise and personal users of digital networks.<br />
The Quasar IV offers the following key features:<br />
<ul>
<li>QuaOS (based on Android 4.3, powered by Quatrix)</li>
<li>Quatrix Trusted-Authentication Processor</li>
<li>5” FHD 1920 x 1080 Sharp (IGZO) Display</li>
<li>Corning Gorrilla Glass III</li>
<li>Snapdragon 800 Quad-Core CPU @ 2.3GHz per core</li>
<li>GPU with OpenCL, OpenGL ES3.0 support</li>
<li>3GB (LP-DDR3) RAM</li>
<li>64GB/128GB (eMMC) Storage</li>
<li>MicroSD External Memory Card</li>
<li>Dual 13MP rear facing Sony cameras (optimized for computer vision) | 8MP front camera</li>
<li>FDD-LTE | TDD-LTE | UMTS | CDMA2000 | GSM</li>
<li>Nano-SIM card</li>
<li>GPS, WiFi (a/b/g/n/ac), Bluetooth 4.0, NFC</li>
<li>Gyroscope, Gravity, Proximity, Compass, Thermal, Barometer and Atmospheric Sensors</li>
<li>3,300mAh battery</li>
<li>IP57 water proof</li>
</ul>
On the <a href="http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/qsalpha-quasar-iv/x/2888121" target="_blank">Quasar IV Indiegogo page</a>,
 Steve Chao – Founder and CEO of QSAlpha – said that production with 
“one of the world’s largest consumer electronics OEMS manufacturers” has
 already begun, as a result of support from “various vendors and 
companies” who share the founding team’s passion for a vision of an 
ultra-secure mobile device.<br />
The phone however, will be started shipping in Q2 2014 with a yet unspecified price tag.</div>

Production of World's 1st Super-Encrypted Phone has Begun

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Microsoft Finally Releases GDR3 Update for Windows Phone 8

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Microsoft has finally outed the Windows Phone 8 Update 3 after making
 its fans wait for a long time. The update brings support for a lot of 
enhancements which were rather dubiously missing from the operating 
system for ages.<br />
Visually, the OS has seen a minor overhaul. A total of six Live Tiles
 can be placed horizontally. Support for up to 6 inch displays has been 
brought, with resolution of up to 1920 x 1080 pixels. No signs of a 
unified notification history are seen but the Live Tiles are bit of a 
substitute to that anyway.<br />
Support for advanced hardware has finally been brought. Qualcomm’s 
SnapDragon 800 processor is supported now, which should be enough for 
the already-fluid OS.<br />
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Nifty, useful things like separate ringtones for notifications, 
phone-calls, etc., screen-rotation lock, advanced storage management and
 a much-useful task manager which adds a button for directly closing 
apps are added.<br />
Accessibility features for the blind is added to make using the phone easier by speaking commands out loud.<br />
Microsoft has also increased support for third-party Bluetooth 
accessories. A new feature called Driving Mode keeps other notifications
 (read: distractions) at bay while you’re using your phone for its 
mapping services.<br />
Lastly, the support. Unlike WP8, Windows Phone 8 GDR3 will be coming 
to existing phones, in the next few months. Nokia’s Lumias and a few HTC
 & Samsung-built Windows Phones should be getting this update soon.<br />
While the update hasn’t brought everything we hoped and wished for, 
it will certainly make life a lot easier for existing Windows Phone 
users, apart from closing the gap between it and other operating 
systems.</div>

Microsoft Finally Releases GDR3 Update for Windows Phone 8

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Lenovo Outs its First 8 Inch Windows 8 PC for $299

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People who thought that Windows 8 portables couldn’t possibly be 
shorter than 10 inches can put their minds at rest: they’re coming and 
many more are in the pipeline. <br />
Lenovo’s 8 inch Miix 2 tablet is another one of these and runs on Intel’s latest Bay Trail platform.
<br />
Having an 8 inch display with resolution of 1280 x 800, the Miix 2
 is 8.35 mm thick and 350g heavy. Under the hood, it comes with 2GB 
worth RAM and Intel’s quad-core Bay Trail processor. A duo of 2mp front 
and 5mp back cameras are included in the package. A card slot can be 
used for expanding the memory.
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The tablet runs on full Windows 8.1 and comes with Microsoft Office Home & Student 2013 out-of-the-box.
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As for the pricing, the base 32 GB model starts at $299.
<br />
Optional cover and stylus will cost $20. There will be a 
top-of-the-line 128 GB model too. It will be available for sale later 
this year.</div>

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HTC unveiled One Max with Fingerprint Sensor Feature

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After numerous leaks over the past couple of month, HTC One Max was the phone that everyone was looking forward to.<br />
HTC finally has unveiled its HTC One Max phone, and guess what? There
 is a Fingerprint Sensor too – a trend started by Motorola by 
introducing it in its Atrix phone, which has recently embraced by Apple in its Iphone 5S.<br />
Beside the fingerprint sensor, the One Max is notably the same thing 
the techies were anticipating, including first true “phablet” features, a
 humongous 5.9-inch high definition screen.<br />
The device also has 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor (same as in the One), 2GB of RAM, and it runs on Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) with Sense UI on top.<br />
The One Max is radically a large version of the HTC One, released 
earlier this year, but few gripping changes have been made. Firstly, the
 back cover of One Max is removable, and as aforementioned, there’s a 
fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone that lets the user unlock 
the phone.<br />
Besides unlocking, Fingerprint sensor could also be used to access 
various applications by assigning unique Finger for each of the App. 
Miserably, there doesn’t seem to be any functionality to enter your 
fingerprint as a password like you do in the iPhone 5s.<br />
The phone is also running HTC’s new Sense 5.5 software. Sense 5.5 
allows you to further customize HTC’s BlinkFeed menu and offers 
integration with services like Instagram and Google+.<br />
The removable back cover will let you insert a microSD card for up to
 64GB. However, You can’t remove the 3,300mAh battery, although HTC is 
offering an additional Power Flip case with a built-in 1150mAh battery.<br />
One implied deadfall on HTC’s One Max is its weight. The One Max 
peaks the scales at a staggering 217 grams. Yes, you get a very big 
screen, but Samsung has already showed that it can create a 5.7-inch 
phone at 168 grams, which in my view is a lot more portable.<br />
Other than that, this phone is pretty much the same thing as HTC One,
 with the same UltraPixel rear camera and BoomSound front-facing 
speakers.<br />
The new device will compete against the likes of Samsung Galaxy Note 3, LG G2 and the upcoming Nokia phablet.<br />
Here are the specs again:<br />
<ul><ul>
<li>CPU: Quad-core 1.7 GHz Krait 300</li>
</ul>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Chipset: Qualcomm APQ8064 Snapdragon 600</li>
<li>OS: Android OS, v4.3 (Jelly Bean)</li>
<li>Design:</li>
</ul>
<br />
<ul>
<li>Dimensions: 164.5 x 82.5 x 10.3 mm</li>
<li>Weight 217 g</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Display:</li>
<li>Capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors</li>
<li>1080 x 1920 pixels, 5.9 inches (~373 ppi pixel density)</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Memory:</li>
<li>Card slot: microSD</li>
<li>Internal: 16/32 GB, 2 GB RAM</li>
</ul>
<br />
<ul>
<li>Connectivity: GPRS, EDGE, HSPA+; LTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/ac/b/g/n, Bluetooth, NFC, Infrared, microUSB v2.0</li>
<li>Camera:</li>
</ul>
<br />
<ul>
<li>Primary: 4 MP, 2688 x 1520 pixels, autofocus, LED flash</li>
<li>Secondary: 2.1 MP, 1080p@30fps, HDR</li>
</ul>
<br />
<ul>
<li>Non-removable Li-Po 3300 mAh battery</li>
<li>Battery:</li>
</ul>
<br />
<ul>
<li>Stand-by: Up to 585 h</li>
<li>Talk time: Up to 25 h</li>
</ul>
The company has not revealed the price of the new model yet, but has 
announced that it will be launched in Asia and Europe in October and the
 US in November.<br />
It merits mentioning that HTC has recently posted its first loss on 
record last quarter, and might be planning to cover it by HTC One Max 
phone. However, it’s just a matter of time that we will find out.</div>

HTC unveiled One Max with Fingerprint Sensor Feature

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