Technology

It’s 2019 and almost every single person on this planet is present on social media. This digital era bear evidences of every single life lived online. Photos, videos, links, opinions, etc everything remains preserved on the World Wide Web. The breadcrumbs we leave behind on the internet are known as a digital footprint. All of these utilities certainly make your life easier; the data doesn’t get lost and is easily accessible from anywhere. Now what happens after we die? Where does our data go?

If you are school, office, college or a person wishing to invest in a video conferencing camera in India, here are some suggestions. In this blog, we have noted down the Top 10 Best Video Conferencing Cameras in India in 2020.

While India enters the post-coronavirus world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has advocated Make in India brands over foreign brands. He also stressed on how India needs to be self-reliant and help home-grown companies do business. In this blog, we are creating a list of some of the best performing and customer-oriented Make In India Education Technology Companies in India. Here is a complete list.

Thermal cameras are imaging cameras that render Infrared radiations emitted by objects as visible light. It is useful in detecting elevated body temperature in individuals passing through a particular point. 

If you are planning to revamp your office space with some digital tools, we have few words of advice for you.

Interactive Displays have become an integral part of various sectors including business, offices and corporate organizations. Even healthcare establishments are investing in these touch displays to conduct their daily activities. 

An Interactive Display is a touch-enabled Smart Board that can be mounted on walls to conduct smart classroom sessions, make visual presentations, control on-screen data through various functions.

In the coming future, online education will certainly gain popularity among the young learners. However, it would be an overstatement to say that education will entirely go online. 

. The government of India banned TikTok along with 59 other applications including Xender, ShareIt, UC Browser, etc. following Galwan Valley clash