TechTalks

Google is known for pursuing moonshot projects. From self-driving cars to drone delivery, the tech giant always seems to have a futuristic project in the works. So we decided to dig through a bunch of the company’s patent filings to see what big ideas the company may pursue next. Now, it’s always important to take patents with a grain of salt. Many times a company will file a patent for a device that will never see the light of day. However, we stumbled across some pretty wacky patents that we just had to share. Some are cool, some are creepy, but they are all pretty zany. Take a look: 1.There’s a patent for a smart, and somewhat creepy, teddy bear. The bear comes with speakers, cameras, and microphones so it can listen to your conversations and watch your movements. Presumably, this would be used to watch little kids from afar as a parent, but Google hasn’t discussed the intention behind the patent filed in 2012 . 2.And one for a procedure that could give peopl

   Well if you are here for the first time and have not read the part1 to this post,I highly suggest you to go and read that and then try to read this as it will give you some exposition as well as contextual clarity over this post.. READ IT FROM here. Mumbai University Third Time's a charm they said....well? The academically most irrelevant year also the most fun year,so kind of a bitter sweet year is the T.E of engineering.I sincerely feel this is the year where you can properly pursue extra curricular activities or maybe any hobby "left" that you think you want to try. Talking about myself, Blogging was what I picked up in T.E. and i would consider this a fairly pursued hobby even though I have failed to be punctual and make any considerable money from it, but on the flipside it helped me with my command over the english language and my keyboard presence(very important if you are going to work in a software company and probably write codes the entire da

S tate-owned telecom operator  Bharat Sanchar Nigam  Limited (BSNL) has launched four broadband plans that offer 20 Mbps data speed at a starting price of Rs 99. These are non-fibre plans which subscribers can avail by paying a security deposit of Rs 500. The broadband packs are available across the country apart from Andaman & Nicobar circle.              The first plan is called the BSNL 45GB BBG Combo ULD and costs Rs 99 per month. It offers 1.5 GB data per day or a monthly total of 45GB. After the 1.5GB daily FUP, the speeds will drop from 20Mbps to 1 Mbps. The next plan is called the BSNL 150GB BBG Combo ULD which offers 150GB total data at 5GB data per day at a price of Rs 199. The same FUP rule applies. Note that the FUP restore every midnight at 12AM.         Even Though its being considered as a step up for BSNL in the telecom sector which is currently being dominated by Reliance JIO,These plans and their execution of the claims need to be take