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BeepTrace: Solution to privacy issues in Covid19 contact tracing
September 29, 2020
With aggregated phone tracking helping governments fight coronavirus, the next wave of technology is digital contract tracing. However, due to the nature of contact tracing, privacy is a major concern, significantly affecting uptake of contact tracing applications across the glob...
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Social media hacks for businesses
May 2, 2017
It is indispensable for businesses to keep themselves regularly engaged with their audience via the wide sphere of social media network thus making them more visible. Here are some time saving and effective hacks to help businesses dominate the world wide web.
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Social media marketing essentials for a startup
February 20, 2017
Among many hundreds of startups in the world, it is necessary to make sure that one isn’t lost in the crowd. And, as social media allows easy entry and minimal cost of operations, what better than using plenty of social media platforms to create and share content or to particip...
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Google pledges to aid Indians find clean restrooms on the go
December 23, 2016
Global technology giant Google has extended their support in collaboration with the Indian government to develop an added feature that will help people locate public toilets on Google Maps.
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Indians now the largest international migrant group
December 19, 2016
With globalisation and technology bridging the gap between diverse ends of the world, more and more people are now migrating, possibly with the idea of self-development. A recent research has shown that Indians are leading the line of international migrants, leaving behind Mexica...
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Google play music service now in India
September 30, 2016
Google officially announced a bunch of services related to India but the Google Play Music service was not among them; the service was quietly launched on their website and confirmed of later. The good news comes with its set of drawbacks.
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Indian Prime Minister’s app just crossed 2.5 million downloads
August 30, 2016
Indian Prime Minister’s app, that allows citizens to directly communicate with the PM's office crosses 2.5 million downloads and becomes the most used app of any political leader in the world.
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