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August 30, 2014
Google's plans for its Nexus brand are always the topic of speculation and rumour, not least because of Mountain View's lack of a pattern that makes things hard to predict.
Case in point: sources say Google may actually release not one, but two new Nexus smartphones this year alongside the rumoured Nexus 9 tablet.
That's according to Phone Arena, which also revealed the potential Google one-two product punch hinges on how well Motorola's Moto X+1 performs, oddly enough.
Apparently the Moto X+1's performance will determine which version of the rumoured Moto S Motorola releases, and that in turn will influence Google's Nexus plans, the site's sources said.

Triple threat

You see, Motorola is reportedly testing both a 5.2- and a 5.9-inch version of the Moto S, and which one it releases may be based on Moto X+1 sales.
The Moto X+1 is rumoured to be a 5.2-inch smartphone, but if that proves too small for today's phablet-gorged phone users then Motorola will opt for the larger, 5.9-inch Moto S as its next device.
Then, and here's the point, Google may scoop up the 5.2-inch design and brand it as a Nexus device, to go along with the rumoured 5.9-inch Nexus X, which is already said to be almost identical to the Moto S of the same size.
Obviously there are a lot of ifs here and a chart may be helpful to follow along, but at the same time this seems totally plausible.

Google already confirmed there's at least one new Nexus device coming this year, but we won't be surprised if there are actually more.

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August 30, 2014

Research shows small business owners consider time to be a more valuable asset than computers, mobile phones and the company’s office or storefront. In addition, one-quarter of small business owners would pay $500 for one extra hour in their day.

Since adding a 25th hour to the day is an unlikely possibility, a few simple time-management strategies can help entrepreneurs gain that extra time they’re looking for, says Mike Pugh, vice president of marketing for j2 Global Communications.
However, Pugh advises that time management isn’t just about getting work done, the purpose is to help small business owners take a meaningful look at the tasks at hand so they can maintain a healthy work-life balance. His tips include:
1. Empower Your Employees
Business owners must learn to let go of the day-to-day tasks that are taking up their time to focus on the big picture. They should take a hard look at what they’re spending the most time doing everyday and then think about what they actually should be doing. Whatever doesn’t fall into the “should be doing” category needs to be reassigned to a staff member. Not only does this help them focus on larger business issues, but also empowers their employees by letting them take on tasks normally assigned for the boss. This challenges employees and allows them to gain more responsibility ultimately freeing up the owner’s time.
2. Learn to Pilot the Cloud
Taking the time to navigate through cloud solutions that help organize business communications and documents will be a big time-saver. Applications like Google Docs allow business owners to collaborate in real time with employees, while Evernote allows business owners to take notes on the go. There are thousands of simple, effective solutions available to the business community that can help save time.

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August 30, 2014



Korean developed Thermobattery lets you charge up your phone and other accessories using body heat.


Researchers at Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) header by professor Biyung Jin Cho have created this flexible battery charger which is small enough to be worn on your wrist like a watch.


The device produces power due to temperature difference between the air and the body. It has been created by using a fabric material and will also be used for charging up medical sensors.






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August 30, 2014




An Israeli company known as StoreDot has created a battery which will charge in 30 seconds.


StoreDot has used some biological crystals made up of Amino Acids known as peptides inside the battery. A Samsung galaxy S4 was used with the prototype battery at Microsoft's Think Next conference. The dead battery was fully charged under 30 seconds.


The battery is being called a NanoDot battery and the problem is that it's the size of a brick at the moment but StoreDot is working on it.


They say it will take almost 3 years to reach the market and will be twice as expensive, compared to normal batteries.

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August 30, 2014



New York: Google is now preparing to introduce contact lenses after Google Glass.


According to Google, they are going to make such a technology which will be used to capture pictures with your eyes.


In these modern lenses of Google, micro cameras and sensors will be fitted which will work with the blinking of your eyes.


Google said that it will soon start the preparation of the lens and has expressed the hope of launching it for consumers at the end of this year.

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August 30, 2014


Usama Ahmad  23:53


What is an OLED TV?

OLED is the abbreviation of ORGANIC LIGHT EMMITING DIODE. The OLED display works on the principle that when electricity passes through it ,it displays the picture. It is different from regular LED and also more efficient from LED technology. Passing electricity through organic material is the fundamental principle. Recently it has been manufactured by LG Corporations.





The difference between Regular LED and OLED TVs

So what’s the difference? OLED TVs are just LED TVs with “organic” materials in them, right? Well, no. LED TVs are actually LCD TVs but they are illuminated by LEDs on the back which can be compensated behind the screen or the side case of the television. On the contrary, OLEDs does not need any kind of LEDs ,therefore maybe in the future they can be set up on a thin paper or invisible plastic sheet, but again we just have to wait.


OLEDs gives us a disadvantage on price, which is obviously a big one!! as compared to LEDs. So, if price is a problem for you, you just have to wait for other companies to manufacture these awesome TVs. But since then LEDs rule the Television Industry.

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