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2014
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ONEPLUS
2015
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ANDROID ONE
2015
Micromax Canvas A1
Karbonn Sparkle V
Spice Dream Uno
Symphony Roar A50
Cherry Mobile One
MyPhone Uno
Mito Impact A10
Nexian JOurney One
BLACKBERRY
2015
BlackBerry Priv
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2015
ZUK Z1
NVIDIA
2015
Nvidia Shield Tablet K1
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2015
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2
2014
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2015
Sony Xperia Z5 Compact
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2014
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2013
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2015
LG V10
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2014
HTC
2015
HTC One E9 Plus
HTC One M9
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HTC Desire 826
2014
HTC One (E8)
HTC One (M8 Eye)
HTC Desire 820
HTC Desire 816
MOTOROLA
2015
Motorola Moto X Pure Edition (3rd gen)
Motorola Moto X Style (3rd gen)
Motorola Moto X Play
Motorola Moto G (3rd gen)
2014
Motorola Moto X Pure edition (2nd gen)
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Motorola Moto MAXX
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2015
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2014
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2015
Huawei Ascend P8
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Huawei MediaPad X2
Huawei Ascend G8
2014
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Huawei Honor 4X
Huawei Honor 4C
Huawei Ascend G7
LENOVO
2015
Lenovo K3 Note
Lenovo A7000
Lenovo A7000 Plus
Lenovo Vibe S1
Lenovo Vibe P1
ASUS
2015
Asus Zenfone 2 Laser
Asus Zenfone 2 Deluxe
Asus Zenfone Selfie
Asus Zenfone Go
2013
Padfone S
ONEPLUS
2015
2014
ANDROID ONE
2015
Micromax Canvas A1
Karbonn Sparkle V
Spice Dream Uno
Symphony Roar A50
Cherry Mobile One
MyPhone Uno
Mito Impact A10
Nexian JOurney One
BLACKBERRY
2015
BlackBerry Priv
ZUK
2015
ZUK Z1
NVIDIA
2015
Nvidia Shield Tablet K1
The Huawei Honor 7 smartphone, which was made official back in July this year, has started receiving the Android 6.0 update in India. However, in order to get the OTA update, device owners will first have to register for it.
The Honor 7 comes with 3GB RAM and 16 or 64GB internal storage option. Honor 7 sports a 20MP rear camera with PDAF and dual LED flash. The front camera is a 8MP one and it also sports LED flash. The Honor 7 is exclusively available on Flipkart at Rs 22,999 and is available in Fantasy Silver, Mystery Grey colour.
The Huawei Honor 7 smartphone, which was made official back in July this year, has started receiving the Android 6.0 update in India. However, in order to get the OTA update, device owners will first have to register for it.
The Honor 7 comes with 3GB RAM and 16 or 64GB internal storage option. Honor 7 sports a 20MP rear camera with PDAF and dual LED flash. The front camera is a 8MP one and it also sports LED flash. The Honor 7 is exclusively available on Flipkart at Rs 22,999 and is available in Fantasy Silver, Mystery Grey colour.
The Huawei Honor 7 smartphone, which was made official back in July this year, has started receiving the Android 6.0 update in India. However, in order to get the OTA update, device owners will first have to register for it.
The Honor 7 comes with 3GB RAM and 16 or 64GB internal storage option. Honor 7 sports a 20MP rear camera with PDAF and dual LED flash. The front camera is a 8MP one and it also sports LED flash. The Honor 7 is exclusively available on Flipkart at Rs 22,999 and is available in Fantasy Silver, Mystery Grey colour.
Google Now is partly a portal to the main Google search engine, so you can ask the digital assistant anything that you would query Google for: the height of the Eiffel Tower, what six inches is in centimeters or even what’s on your agenda. But the app also integrates with specific features on your phone—here are 9 commands you can use with your mobile.
We should point out that these commands only work with the latest version ofthe Google Now app for Android. The cut-down version you get on iOS doesn’t have the same deep hooks into the mobile OS, so you’re going to have to stick with Siri on Apple devices for direct smartphone control.
1. Turn wifi and Bluetooth on or off
Google Now can toggle some of the key settings on your phone, including wifi and Bluetooth. If you say “turn wifi off” or “turn wifi on” then you’ll see a shortcut to the setting on screen and the requested action is taken (you can also tap the toggle switch manually). Bluetooth works in the same way.
2. Turn the flashlight on or off
The flashlight feature on your phone can be activated and deactivated as well: just say “turn flashlight on” or “turn flashlight off” and the Google Now app makes the change. Perhaps a handy one for all those times when you find yourself scrambling around for your phone in a darkened room.
3. Read out your text messages
If you ask the Google Now app to “read my messages” or “show my messages” then your last five incoming SMS messages are shown on screen—subsequent voice commands can then be used to read them aloud or reply to them, which can prove very helpful when you’re driving.
4. Launch apps
You can also use the Google Now voice control to launch any of the apps on your phone. Just say “open...” followed by the name of the app and it jumps into life—we tested it with Facebook, Twitter, Gmail and Spotify. It works with websites, too, as long as the URL is one you can easily speak out.
5. Play music
The “play music” command launches the ‘I’m feeling lucky’ radio option in the Google Play Music app, a playlist of tunes based on your previous listening history. You can tell Google Now to “play music in...” and specify a different music app, but playback doesn’t start automatically in this case.
6. Call and text your contacts
Saying “call...” or “text...” followed by the name of one of your contacts can be used to get in touch with someone—you can even dictate the entire text message, if you want to. The “call...” option works on the Google site when you’re signed in too, though you obviously don’t have an online dialer app.
7. Set alarms
If you tell Google Now to “set an alarm” then you can configure a wake up call on your Android phone using nothing but your voice. Some settings (including the alarm sound) can’t be configured unless you actually go into the Clock app but it’s a useful shortcut to have nevertheless.
8. Change brightness and volume levels
Unfortunately you can’t change brightness and volume levels directly, but you can at least jump to the relevant page in the Settings app by mentioning anything to do with either of them (“mute volume” or “lower brightness” for example). This is one area where there’s room for improvement.
9. Take photos and video
Google Now is partly a portal to the main Google search engine, so you can ask the digital assistant anything that you would query Google for: the height of the Eiffel Tower, what six inches is in centimeters or even what’s on your agenda. But the app also integrates with specific features on your phone—here are 9 commands you can use with your mobile.
We should point out that these commands only work with the latest version ofthe Google Now app for Android. The cut-down version you get on iOS doesn’t have the same deep hooks into the mobile OS, so you’re going to have to stick with Siri on Apple devices for direct smartphone control.
1. Turn wifi and Bluetooth on or off
Google Now can toggle some of the key settings on your phone, including wifi and Bluetooth. If you say “turn wifi off” or “turn wifi on” then you’ll see a shortcut to the setting on screen and the requested action is taken (you can also tap the toggle switch manually). Bluetooth works in the same way.
2. Turn the flashlight on or off
The flashlight feature on your phone can be activated and deactivated as well: just say “turn flashlight on” or “turn flashlight off” and the Google Now app makes the change. Perhaps a handy one for all those times when you find yourself scrambling around for your phone in a darkened room.
3. Read out your text messages
If you ask the Google Now app to “read my messages” or “show my messages” then your last five incoming SMS messages are shown on screen—subsequent voice commands can then be used to read them aloud or reply to them, which can prove very helpful when you’re driving.
4. Launch apps
You can also use the Google Now voice control to launch any of the apps on your phone. Just say “open...” followed by the name of the app and it jumps into life—we tested it with Facebook, Twitter, Gmail and Spotify. It works with websites, too, as long as the URL is one you can easily speak out.
5. Play music
The “play music” command launches the ‘I’m feeling lucky’ radio option in the Google Play Music app, a playlist of tunes based on your previous listening history. You can tell Google Now to “play music in...” and specify a different music app, but playback doesn’t start automatically in this case.
6. Call and text your contacts
Saying “call...” or “text...” followed by the name of one of your contacts can be used to get in touch with someone—you can even dictate the entire text message, if you want to. The “call...” option works on the Google site when you’re signed in too, though you obviously don’t have an online dialer app.
7. Set alarms
If you tell Google Now to “set an alarm” then you can configure a wake up call on your Android phone using nothing but your voice. Some settings (including the alarm sound) can’t be configured unless you actually go into the Clock app but it’s a useful shortcut to have nevertheless.
8. Change brightness and volume levels
Unfortunately you can’t change brightness and volume levels directly, but you can at least jump to the relevant page in the Settings app by mentioning anything to do with either of them (“mute volume” or “lower brightness” for example). This is one area where there’s room for improvement.
9. Take photos and video
“A true teacher is one who, keeping the past alive, is also able to understand the present” –Confucius
The role of a teacher in an individual’s life goes beyond mere textbooks and test scores. They are the mentors, friends, and catalysts who push us to ask questions, to seek answers, to shape our mind the way it rightly should be to become better individuals.
In honour of the all the noblest and most selfless mentors Google has published an animated doodle on its India homepage.
In India, Teachers’ Day also marks the birth anniversary of the country’s first Vice President and second President, Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.
While World Teachers’ Day is officially celebrated all across the globe on October 5, many countries celebrate the occasion on varied ideas, from honouring a local educator to marking important milestone in the field of education.
Doodler Olivia Huynh has created today’s doodle that shows two hands (one of the mentor and the other of the student) together solving an equation. Surprisingly, the Google logo in the background is the old version.
source: ibnlive