How a Mobile Game Made Me Better at Work
You are given a piece of land and some money, you build a city and you run it. That’s it. Apparently, Simple enough.
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Technology
The Day the World Started Tweeting!
On this day, exactly a decade ago, Twitter was launched. It took the world by storm and has been growing in leaps and bounds since then.
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Are bendable or foldable smartphones the future?
Flexible , bendable, foldable smartphones are the future & last week, Chinese technology major Lenovo became the first company to display 2 futuristic concepts.
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Twitter restores Vladimir Putin’s parody account
On Tuesday, Twitter suspended parody accounts of President Vladimir Putin @DarthPutinKGB and other Russian-themed parody accounts, including @SovietSergey
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Connecting with people via social media amazing: Astronauts to Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg took time off his busy schedule to have a first-ever 20-minute live webcast with the astronauts on the ISS
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LG G5 modular smartphone with two rear cameras launched in India
LG Electronics India Ltd launched its flagship modular LG G5 smartphone at Rs 52,990 which features a “slide-out” battery and dual rear cameras.
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Bosch investing Rs.770 crore for capacity expansion in India
Bosch would invest Rs.770 crore this fiscal (2016-17) to expand its manufacturing capacity near Bengaluru and at Nashik in Maharashtra
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India successfully tests winged reusable launch vehicle (RLV)
India on Monday successfully tested home-grown winged reusable launch vehicle (RLV) as a mini-shuttle and demonstrated its space technology prowess
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Facebook to turn panoramas into ‘360 Photos’
Social media giant Facebook will turn panoramas on users’ phones into “360 Photos” both on News Feed and the Oculus-powered Samsung Gear VR
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NASA makes dozens of patents free for use
In a move that could benefit private space technology companies, NASA has released 56 formerly patented agency technologies into the public domain
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