Samsung Galaxy Tab A(2016) and Tab E 7.0 images leaked online

Samsung Galaxy Tab A(2016) and Tab E 7.0 images leaked online

tablet Unknown   4:06 PM

Samsung Galaxy Tab A (2016) and Galaxy Tab E 7.0 have been seen in new leak from @evleaks , few weeks after press images for the Tab A 2016 or E 7.0 surfaced on the web . The tablet is rumored to launch as Galaxy Tab E 7.0 in the US and as the Galaxy Tab A 2016 in Europe, according to earlier reports.
The Galaxy Tab E 7.0 with model number SM-T280 be the WiFi-only variant, while the SM-T285 will offer 4G connectivity. According to the images, the design of both the tablets are a bit different, even though these have curved edges. The back has different texture in the Tab A and Tab E.
From left to right: Samsung Galaxy Tab A 2016 7-inch (x2), Galaxy Tab E 7.0 (x2), in black and white, respectively. Twitter
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) February 29, 2016
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 2016 / Galaxy Tab E 7.0 rumored specifications
7-inch (1280 × 720 pixels) HD display
1.3 GHz quad-core processor
1.5GB RAM, 8GB internal memory, expandable memory with microSD
Android 5.1 (Lollipop)
5MP rear camera
2MP front-facing camera
4G LTE,WiFi a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.1 and GPS
4,000mAh battery
The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 2016 / Galaxy Tab E 7.0 come in Black and White colors and are expected to be announced by the end of next month. Samsung is also expected to introduce Tab E Lite version for kids.

Facebook rolling out Reactions

Facebook rolling out Reactions

technology Unknown   8:28 PM

Things are getting more fun and expressive at Facebook. The big blue social network is finally moving beyond its quintessential ‘Like’ and embracing other popular emoticons under its new feature dubbed as Reactions.
Facebook was testing Reactions since October last year on a selected group of testers and today it has announced that the feature is globally rolling out to its more than 1.55 billion users. Reactions includes six emoticons depicting various responses such as love, laughter, happiness, smile, shock, sadness and anger. In order to add a reaction, you will have to hold down the Like button on mobile or hover over the Like button on desktop to see the reaction image options, then tap either Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad or Angry. In its News Feed algorithm, Facebook will count each reaction in the same way it counts likes.

Huawei matebook launch invitation

Huawei matebook launch invitation

technology Unknown   9:07 AM

The invite that reads “The new style of business” was published by Huawei CEO Richard Yu on his
Weibo account. It is being speculated that Huawei will introduce a hybrid laptop dubbed as Matebook with styus at this event. The Matebook is touted to be a business focused device laptop and not a regular Android tablet. The Huawei Matebook is expected to sport a 12.9-inch display, Intel processor and run Windows 10. In addition, the device could even come with a detachable touch screen as it is said to be a hybrid laptop.
In recent times, we have seen high end hybrid laptops like Microsoft Surface Pro which doubles up as a laptop as well as a tablet after detaching it. Currently, details of the specification of the hybrid laptop from Huawei are scarce but we will know more about it next week.

Royal Enfield Himalayan

Royal Enfield Himalayan

tourer Unknown   12:37 AM

It’s a completely new motorcycle from the ground up, including new chassis, new engine and new design. The Himalayan will be powered by a new four stroke, single cylinder, 410cc air-cooled engine, which will make around 28PS of power and 32Nm of torque.
Instead of a traditional push rod set up, the new engine will have overhead cams and is expected to freely rev to 6500-7000rpm.
The engine will also be equipped with a counter balancer which is expected to make the new engine much smoother and refined than any of the engines from the Royal Enfield stable.
Royal Enfield is an old classic motorcycle manufacturer from Madras, India. It previously introduced classic motorcycles. But recently it introduced a tourer motorcycle called the Royal Enfield Himalayan. It is a light, durable, powerful motorcycle. It's engine capacity is 411cc. It is a touring motorcycle that can travel long distances with comfort and seamless ride. It is a two Wheeler that can handle rough rides as well as smooth rides in asphalt roads. It has the ability to be repaired minor faults easily. It can start and run without a battery. Though you would need to perform a push start. Out can also light the headlight without battery while running. It is a true tourer plus comfortable ride for youngsters and the ones who dream of a taller comfortable bike.

The bike gets a new double cradle chassis, designed by Royal Enfield-owned Harris Performance, which was responsible for designing the chassis of the Royal Enfield Continental GT as well.
The Himalayan will be launched in two variants - one an out and out adventure bike with raised front fender and dual sport tyres and the other one with street tyres and conventional mud guards.
The two variants are expected to be priced between Rs 1.65 to Rs 1.85 lakh.

Apple inches closer to open store in India

Apple inches closer to open store in India

technology Unknown   7:19 PM

Last week, Apple's CEO TIM Cook said that it is working on bringing Apple stores in India not Nepal. Now, new reports are saying that the iPhone and iPad makeing giant will have to re-submit an application for opening single brand retail stores in the country due to previous reasons.
Bloomberg, citing a source familiar to the matter reported that the company is expected to win approval from the government to launch the stores.
It is not known how much Apple has invested and plans to open how many stores in India. In 2014, Apple had requested the Indian government to relax the policy on foreign direct investment (FDI) in single-brand retail. A foreign company needs to manufacture 30% of its goods in India to be able to operate retail stores in the country. Apple currently has only 2% market share in the country and hence it is trying to target the mid tier smartphone segment in India. Seems like Apple is going to open stores in India but it is too far to see a official Apple store in Nepal. Nepal seems to be backward on each and every aspect of development.

Samsung patents smartwatch that uses veins for identification

Samsung patents smartwatch that uses veins for identification

technology Unknown   7:18 PM

Samsung has patented a new technology which hints that it’s next smartwatch could use your veins to establish your identity. The patent that was filed by Samsung in July last year was published earlier this month.
The patent titled “Wearable Device and Method of Operating the Same” was published by the USPTO. As per the patent, a camera sensor will be mounted on the front edge of the wearable device that takes a picture of the user’s vein structure. At the time of authentication, the sensor will scan the vein layout with its database and try to match it with one of the many registered veins. The company is likely to use a kind of infrared technology which can identify the unique characteristics of your vein. Samsung could then use that information to authenticate your identity for various apps and services. It could also be used in various connected devices under Internet of Things or even for company’s mobile payment service Samsung Pay. The technology could even be useful in tasks like opening a doors for cars or hotel rooms. A wearable device comprising: a sensor configured to capture a vein image of a user; and a processor configured to: in response to a function or an application being selected by the user, control the sensor to capture the vein image of the user wearing the wearable device; identify the user by comparing the captured vein image with at least one registered vein image; and in response to determining that the identified user has an execution authority for the selected function or application, execute the function or the application.
It must be noted that companies patent technologies from time to time and it is not sure if Samsung will use the vein sensor technology for its smartwatch.