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Lenovo to grow 25-30 per cent this fiscal with manufacturing tablets in India

Lenovo to grow 25-30 per cent this fiscal with manufacturing tablets in India :  Lenovo   expects to grow by 25-30 per cent in the current financial year due to increase in demand from the education segment and large enterprises. However, the growth may decline in the next financial year,   Lenovo India CEO and Managing Director Rahul Agarwal   said that the company has always grown in double digits and will continue to maintain the trend. Lenovo is also planning to start manufacturing tablets in India and expand laptop manufacturing by about 10 times.   Agarwal said “It has been a roller coaster ride this year, but we will grow by 25-30 per cent for the full financial year if we remove the ELCOT deal. The ELCOT deal was 1.5 million PCs which has not happened this year. The consumer market is to be 4 million. It has been flat for the last 5 years. It is suddenly exploding because of learning from home and is growing by 40 per cent.”   Agarwal said B2B (busi...

An Optimist’s View into 2021

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Goodbye Flash, goodbye FarmVille

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Goodbye Flash, goodbye FarmVille:  The end of Flash has been a long time coming. The plugin first released in 1996 and once supported a broad swath online content, has become increasingly irrelevant in a smartphone-centric world: iPhones never supported Flash, and it’s been just over 10 years since   Apple’s then-CEO Steve Jobs   published an open letter outlining the technology’s shortcomings.   Adobe has been planning for the end, announcing in 2017 that it would phase out Flash by the end of this year. Most web browsers have already stopped supporting Flash, and today is the official end date, with Adobe ending support itself - although there’s still one last “death of Flash” milestone on January 12, when the company will begin to block Flash content from playing.   In related news, Zynga announced recently that the end of Flash would also mean the end of FarmVille, since the game relies on the Flash plugin. Like Flash, FarmVille feels like a remnant of ...

“All COVAXIN recipients to be tracked, monitored as if they’re in trial”: Health Minister answers to critics

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“All COVAXIN recipients to be tracked, monitored as if they’re in trial”: Health Minister answers to critics:  Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan   responded to opposition’s criticism on the   Drugs Controller General of India’s (DCGI)   approval for emergency use of the two Indian   COVID-19 vaccines - Covaxin   and   Covishield   through a tweet.   "For those spreading rumours let it be known that EUA (Emergency Use Approval) for COVAXIN is differently conditional – in clinical trial mode,” Dr Vardhan tweeted. He also added, "EUA for COVAXIN is different from COVISHIELD because its use will be in clinical trial mode. All COVAXIN recipients to be tracked, monitored as if they’re in trial.”   "COVAXIN approval is ‘Monitored Approval’ with strict follow-up & rolling review. This approval ensures India has an additional vaccine shield in its arsenal esp against potential mutant strains in a dynamic pandemic situation - A strategic d...

Over 50% of Indians are recharge their phones online

The market share of mobile recharge has increased in India crossed 50% for the first time in 2020 as the pandemic led people to minimise stepping out to stores and instead opt for online transactions.   Feedback from the top Fintech companies including  Google Pay  and  PhonePe , payment gateway CC said there was a 55-75% surge in mobile recharge transactions.   At  Reliance Jio , the share of online recharges increased to 50% in the December quarter from 35% in the March quarter, after having touched 60% during the lockdown in the June-ended quarter, according to a senior company executive. At  Bharti Airtel , half of its recharge revenue for all of 2020 came from the digital channel for the first time, a company official said and at Vodafone Idea , they have also witnessed on the spike of digital payment medium been adopted by many consumers.   We saw a big spike in the recharge category since the country went into lockdown and the spike has con...

Malaika Arora makes the social media hot with new saga with Arjun Kapoor

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Malaika Arora makes the social media hot with new saga with Arjun Kapoor:  The year 2020 has passed but the both the love birds   Malaika Arora   and still designated   boyfriend Arjun Kapoor   could not officially married but they still remain as the hot love birds .   Malaika Arora welcomed New Year 2021 with boyfriend Arjun Kapoor and her family. She was wearing party attires, she posted a beautiful photo with Arjun that will take your breath away.   Hope the Year 2021 will bring fortune for the love birds together . The diva posted a stunning photo with Arjun while celebrating the new year in Goa.   Welcoming the New Year with open arms and also wishing their fans on the special occasion, Malaika wrote, “It’s a new dawn ,it’s a new day , it’s a new year ..... 2021