According to a report from The Economic Times, Nitin Gadkari has been quoted as saying “Today, you see millions of jobs are being created in the transport market by truckers and taxi aggregators. Such technology will make millions jobless”. Citing this reason, he also said that the government is currently planning to introduce a smartphone…
The launch event of the Android’s latest version, ‘Oreo’ was hyped so much that people were as excited about its launch as they were about seeing the Solar Eclipse. Both of these events took place in the US, but while many got access to view the Solar Eclipse through a live stream on Internet sites…
The world of AI – controlled search assistants in Electronic Gadgets would definitely not be unknown to many. The Siri in Apple iPhones, Cortana in Microsoft Windows, Alexa in Amazon Echo devices, the Google Assistant which was only introduced last year with the launch of Google Pixel, and the newest kid on the block- the…
Google vs Apple – a waging war between these 2 tech brands couldn’t make their loyal consumers more excited. On one end we’ve a brand that has been in the business of making gadgets – precisely known for their famous range of iPhones and on the other we’ve the company that has probably given soul…
I am the average Android user who had been waiting for the Google Pixel. That I was more than excited to finally upgrade from Nexus 5X to Pixel would be an understatement. I was mega excited. Google finally announced that it would launch Pixel in India in October, and at the first chance I got, I pre-ordered it…
Google Pixel launched in India amid much fanfare. At first glance, the phone looks oh-so-sweet! The dimensions are appropriate, the right balance between height (5.66 inches) and width (2.74 inches). It is quite sleek (.33 inches). The Very Silver color model we unboxed is indeed very silver. Unboxing the Google Pixel was special for, us as…
We Put these Bollywood Celebrities Through Google’s Deep Dream Engine, And The Results Are So Bizarre They’re Brilliant! DeepDream is a computer vision program created by Google which uses a convolutional neural network to find and enhance patterns in images via algorithmic pareidolia, thus creating a dreamlike hallucinogenic appearance in the deliberately over-processed images.[1][2][3] Akshay…