Some interesting technical tit-bits
Posted on: 06/Sep/2016 6:40:24 PM
Israel’s telecommunication company, Sirin Lab, has launched the costliest Android phone in the world.The phone is named Rolls Royce Smartphone.The phone costs Rs. 9 Lakhs approximately.
256 bit processor and facility to exchange communication through codes make this phone to be the safest for usage. It has been designed giving due consideration to use and exchange top and highly confidential military secrets.
Researcher from the England Edinburgh University have discovered the technology to extract gold from the electronic garbage items which as known to be reasons for environmental pollution. The gold extraction process employs a method which prevents the emission of the harmful carbon-di-oxide.
It is worth noting t hat the various circuit boards used for electronic devices in a period of 1 year may contain 300 tons of gold dust.
A news-bit explains that 30 percent of the Indian internet users are not fully aware/alert. They tend to use the Wi-Fi facilities, etc. to exchange highly confidential personal information.
This survey was conducted involving 10 countries. Out of this, the maximum percentage of 30 percent Indians are found to be unaware and unalert while using the internet. The country Mexico comes second in this list with 19 percent, Brazil is 3rd in the list with 18 percent.
Currently, IFA (Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin (International radio exhibition Berlin, aka `Berlin Radio Show) is in progress. In this fair, the leading telecom company Samsung has introduced a new smartwatch which facilitates the exchange of money.
