VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

How to become an Intelligent Enterprise? : The on-demand economy is changing the way we perceive and use technology. Today, businesses are embracing technology to adapt faster than ever. Organizations of all sizes have realised that smart technology can enable growth and ultimately help them remain relevant in an increasingly competitive environment. This is the first and foremost step of transforming themselves into an Intelligent Enterprise. VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Why are iPhones banned by Mark Zuckerberg? : Mark Zuckerberg has ordered an injunction on his employees using Apple’s iPhones. According to a report on Facebook’s tactics targeting company critics and dealing with multiple scandals, Zuckerberg has banned iPhones and ordered to use only Android smartphones. VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

How 5G technology will empower the collaboration where human intervention will be minimized...!!! : The next generation of doctors have some exciting times ahed. Imagine a robot waiting for operation. Ultra high cameraras are embedded in OT. Doctor is sitting thousand kilometer ahed. Giving instructions to the robot and the operation process is getting success. At the same time a farmer is at his home and robot with Drone keeping eyes on the crop and their health. thus the autonomous robot look out the crop diseases and informing to farmer about the soil status, humidity and brief details about the crop desease. Then Drone taking action for fertilizer or pesticides.... VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

If the food items are not safe to eat, then it should be rejected by someone before using it. But it is not possible manually to test every prepared food as well bottled food even when a threat like the recent baby food scare. Recently MIT researchers discovered a way to check many food items instantly, non invasively and from a distance - using the popular RFID tags. RFID is the radio frequency Identification mechanism, uses the tiny antena embedded in a sticker or level that is activated and powered by radio waves at a very specific frequency. When a transceiver sends out a 950Mhz signal, the RFID tag wakes up and re-transmits a slightly different signal identifying itself. Products that announce themselves? Convenient for doing inventory! What the researchers found was that this return signal, outside the actual information-bearing part, can be affected by the actual contents of the product, since the radio waves have to pass through them. Consequently, a jar full of p

Furthering its commitment to advancing research & development (R&D) and innovation in the country, Intel India has marked its 20th anniversary with the inauguration of its latest state-of-the-art design house, SRR4, at its Bengaluru campus. It also announced key initiatives to promote innovation in the technology ecosystem and support inclusive participation of women in the industry.  Built with an investment of approximately Rs.1,100 crore, the newest facility located at Intel’s 44-acre campus on Sarjapur Ring Road (SRR) in Bengaluru, has 620,000 sq. ft. of space, including 100,000 sq. ft. of world-class lab infrastructure. Extending Intel’s R&D presence in India, it will house technologists who work on cutting-edge engineering across hardware and software.  A smart and green building, SRR4 is the second building in India to be constructed with the innovative “One Storey High Technology”, with each floor being built on the ground, then lifted and attached to the to

At $60 the AmazonBasics microwave has an excellent price. Features : * Takes the guesswork out of cooking certain items * Small, fits under counters * Seamless integration between microwave and speaker * Automatic popcorn replenishment via Amazon Dash * Inexpensive * Amazon Echo speaker required to use Alexa * Plain and simple looking It is not a rumor that Amazon might be introducing a microwave, we thought: Hah, a microwave ? You mean, like the kind in a kitchen that warms a Hot Pocket during hangovers ??? What does Amazon, maker of Kindles, Fire TV devices, and Alexa Echo speakers, and if Amazon is going to build microwaves with an Alexa speaker, does this mean we’re going to see other Amazon appliances in the near future ? Is Amazon trying to make every single device we own talk back to us ? And finally, what does all this mean for humanity ? It does, however, work with an Alexa speaker, like an Echo or Echo Dot (you can’t use it with a first-g