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A fter a star-studded launch, billionaire Mukesh Ambani will begin the commercial roll out of the telecom venture Reliance Jio in the coming weeks.  Reliance Industries had yesterday announced the launch of 4G service for its employees under the Jio brand name.  At the event, which brought Ambani's twin children Akash and Isha to the centre stage for the first time, he said "Jio is not about technical brute force but to re-imagine how to do things better."  "Why Jio? Because life is going digital," he said setting a target of 100 million customers in first year. The event featured Reliance Jio's brand ambassador and bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan as well as music director A R Rahman perform. "Jio is not just 4G, it is an ecosystem that will prepare the future generation for the world," said Nita Ambani, wife of Mukesh Ambani. Akash Ambani said, "When Isha and I decided to return from the US, we were just following the footst...

The Lumia 550 is a budget-series Windows Phone from Microsoft announced on October 6, 2015. The phone is one of a few new Windows 10 Mobile devices from Microsoft that is part of the Lumia line started under Nokia’s mobile efforts. Specification: 1.1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 quad-core Removable SD 8 GB internal storage 4.7-inch 720 x 1280 AMO - LED display Glossy White or Black poly carbonate On-screen keys Metal around the display 4-G, LTE Speaker lower left on the rear Rear camera with flash

After Google CEO delivered his keynote 16 Dec 2015 in Delhi, Caesar Sengupta Google VP, product management launched the Asus Chromebit.  Priced at Rs 7,999, the smartphone will be available starting January 2016. It is a PC-on-a-stick with Google's Chrome OS built-in; users need to plug the stick in a TV/monitor and pair it with keyboard and mouse to turn it into a fully-functioning computer. Specifications: Chromebit CS10 is the world's smallest Chrome OS device  2G RAM 16GB storage Rockchip quad-core RK3288C processor. The Asus Chromebit CS10 runs on Chrome OS operating system Wi-Fi Bluetooth USB port connectivity Free 100GB of Google Drive space for 2 years

The Lumia 950 is one of two Windows 10 Mobile flagship phones to be launched by Microsoft in October 2015, with the other being the bigger Lumia 950 XL. During its development, it went by the internal codename  Talkman , which originates as one of Nokia’s first mobile phones the  Mobira Talkman 450  originally released in 1985. As such, it serves as a nice bookend to Nokia’s mobile history, matching their first and last phones designed by the Finnish company. The Lumia 950 is a continuation of the 9xx series of Lumia Windows Phones originally started by Nokia and now continued by Microsoft. It is considered a direct follow-up to the Lumia 930even as it skips the 94x designation. The Lumia x40 series is already ten months old, so it makes some sense for Microsoft to go to the x50 series for Windows 10 Mobile. The Lumia 950’s specifications include: Matte White or black polycarbonate body Dual SIM optional 5.2 inch WQHD (1440x2560) OLED...

Earlier today, Microsoft released yet another build of Windows 10 Mobile for Insiders on the Fast Ring. Build 10581 is now ready for you to try out. The good news?  Well, there is plenty to go around. For one, for the first time since the last two builds you do not need to rollback to Windows Phone 8.1 first, which gets rid of a pain point. Additionally, performance is outstanding with this build, building on top of the excellent gains earned in build 10572. Indeed, there are some smoother animations like the fade in effect when the lockscreen clears that make using this release more enjoyable. For what it is worth, our  Hey Cortana  would launch for training, but we never got much further than that. Perhaps an app update will come along to address that, or we'll have to wait until the next release. Your mileage may vary. Finally, we're excited to hear that battery drainage problems should be mostly resolved. We'll have to spend the next few days wi...

Now, Microsoft provided everything you know in windows 10. windows 10 build 10581 recently rolled out Insider and more effectively and closer look the changes in windows 10.

Microsoft has  introduced  co-authoring support for Microsoft Word documents stored in OneDrive in the Office 2016 Preview. This means that users will be able to collaborate with each other in real-time and make changes while working on a document. Initially, the feature was only available on Sharepoint online, but starting today, everyone with access to Office 2016 Preview will be able to use the new co-authoring feature. Microsoft said in a blog post, "Earlier this year we announced real-time co-authoring support for Word 2016 as part of the Office 2016 Preview. For the last several months, this feature has been available to preview users co-authoring Word documents stored on SharePoint Online. Today, we are pleased to announce that real-time co-authoring is also available as a first-look for Word documents stored on OneDrive as part of the latest Office 2016 Preview release."