Tuesday 25 October 2016

TOP TECH POSTS OF THE DAY(25 OCTOBER 2016)



1.Xiaomi's newest Mi Note 2 and Mix aren't coming to India.

2.L&T Infotech to acquire Pune-based analytics company AugmentIQ.

3.Dubai-based Pacific Controls may sell data centre to Etisalat.

4.Big mergers like that of AT&T and Time Warner raise privacy concerns: Privacy advocates say the prospect of firms using all that online and offline data without safeguards could be alarming.

5.Bosch to deploy own cloud for IoT services soon: Bosch today said it will deploy its own cloud for the Internet of Things (IoT) within weeks for augmenting revenues

6.Trai may soon outline recommendations on free data architecture: The Indian telecom regulator may soon come out with recommendations on free data architecture, a top official said here on Tuesday.
7.Chinese electronics maker says it did everything to prevent cyberattack: A Chinese electronics maker that has recalled millions of products sold in the US.8.European Commission to look into Czech telcos' network-sharing deal.
9.Truecaller teams-up with Flipkart, launches ‘Truecaller Priority’ feature: The service is supposed to help EKART complete more deliveries through increased call completion and pick-up rate
9.Logitech’s Harmony Hub is compatible with Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant : Logitech’s Harmony Hub works with over 2,70,000 compatible home entertainment devices and can trigger multiple devices with a single voice command..
10.US regulators urge automakers to ramp up cybersecurity measures : Automakers should make shielding the electronic and computer systems of vehicles from hackers a priority, developing layers of protection that can secure a vehicle
11.Big companies need strategy for digital world: AT Kearney The management consultancy said the entry of disrupters such as Amazon and Flipkart had forced the old consumer companies to change their view about digital 12WhatsApp launches video-calling feature for Android users: Android users, the much-awaited video-calling feature on WhatsApp is finally here. Facebook-owned WhatsApp has started rolling out the much-awaited video calling feature
12.India Quotient invests $500,000 in fintech startup CreditMate: The platform, which has tied up with over 25 dealers in Mumbai, enables the users to enter the bike of their choice and their monthly income to determine their monthly EMI and loan repayment time. 

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