VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

Hitachi Data Systems has announced version 2.1 of Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) Anywhere that allows service providers and IT organizations to quickly and easily deliver the most secure content mobility solution offered by HDS to their users under their own brand. HCP Anywhere v.2.1 brings new features that allow external parties to upload data to shared HCP Anywhere folders, enhance team folders, and evolve beyond file sync and share with new data protection tools for end-user files. This new release also includes enhancements that further improve the security, ease-of-use, and intelligence of underlying storage and network resources... Read more

Brocade has announced new offerings to help mobile operators re-architect their networks to support 5G services and deliver higher agility and performance at a fraction of the cost of traditional networks. These innovative New IP offerings uniquely position Brocade as a disrupter with 5G capabilities that solve the key challenges facing mobile network operators (MNOs) and mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs). “Today’s announcements solidly plant Brocade in the business of delivering innovative networking solutions that help MNOs and MVNOs solve their most critical business and technology problems. The combined offerings for vEPC, mobile edge computing and network visibility provide a future-proof technology foundation well in advance of 5G availability which will help MNOs accelerate new revenue streams today,” said Kevin Shatzkamer, Chief Technology Officer of Mobile Networking, Brocade... Read more

NETGEAR EX6120 new AC1200 Wi-Fi range extender has announced by NETGEAR  with streaming speeds up to 1,200 Mbps in India. It enables consumers to expand and improve Wi-Fi signals throughout their home. NETGEAR EX6120’s high-powered amplifiers eradicate “dead zones” and provide maximum Wi-Fi performance with the help of high-power external antennas, keeping iPads, smart phones, laptops and more connected as consumers move about their home... Read more

The world’s cheapest phone has been recently launched in Delhi which just costs Rs.251.  The India-based company Ringing Bells has unveiled the most affordable smartphone – Freedom 251 at INR251 only. Dr Murali Manohar Joshi, Member of Parliament and Former Minister of Human Resource and Development, Government of India, has launched the phone. Unveiling the revolutionary handset, Dr MurliManohar Joshi expressed his happiness on the handset ushering in a truly Digital India, “When I was a Union Human Resource and Development Minister, we had plans to utilize information technology to enhance the quality of education. We envisioned ‘India Innovates, India Makes’ to create technology that is not only inexpensive to reach the masses but also useful for them. With Freedom 251, Ringing Bells has achieved both by an exceedingly affordable price of just Rs.251 of the feature-rich smartphone loaded with useful apps for farmers, fishermen, women and students. I wish them