The Business Inside: Motorola Planning to launch One 5G in the United States

On 31st August 2020, Motorola announced a new mid-range smartphone with 5G connectivity. Technically, the new Moto One 5G is a rebranded Moto G 5G Plus, which will be available to the US Market. It will have a unique ring flash. Although there are no details regarding its price, the company promises to keep it […]

Something About Me: Important Announcement About my YouTube Channel

Hey Guys! How are you all? I hope everything is fine with you and your family. Please stay safe from the ongoing pandemic, and wear masks whenever you go outside. Well, today, I’m not sharing any technical stuff. I just wanted to have an interactive session with you, and also, I have to tell you about my youtube channel. That’s right. I also have a youtube channel by the name: The Catastrophic Artist.

The Business Inside: What will happen if Artificial Intelligence meets Internet of Things?

Believe it or not, the Internet of Things is already transforming the way we manage devices at work, home, and all over the cities. It is gathering a huge amount of datasets from the connected devices and keeping track of our online activities. Three major technologies are empowering the IoT concept.

The Business Inside: Top-10 Gaming News of the Month August (Week-4)

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The Business Inside: Honda Hornet 200 Vs TVS Apache Vs Bajaj Pulsar Series – Specs Comparison

Finally, the 2020 Honda Hornet is out, which is a highly competitive sub-200cc motorbike and is going to attract a lot of attention to bike lovers. It has been equipped with a wide range of premium features to make riders’ everyday rides more peppy and exciting. Let’s look at a quick comparison between Honda Hornet 2.0 and its rivals to see how will it fare against them. So, here’s a comparison of Honda Hornet 2.0 vs Apache RTR 200 4V vs Pulsar 200NS.

The Business Inside: New updates regarding Samsung Galaxy A12, Tab S7, and Tab S7+

The company is working on its successor called Galaxy A12. It’s not been even five months since the A11 launch, and Samsung is launching another smartphone, skipping A11s. according to the latest reports, we can expect that Tab S7 & S7+ might start shipping in the country from 7th September 2020. So get ready, because pre-orders might kick-off any moment now.

The Business Inside: Epic Vs Apple took an Interesting Turn, Microsoft also defends Fortnite

In a heated battle between Epic Games & Apple, the federal judge on Monday restricted Apple from shutting down an important tool developed by Epic Games. The tools are used by thousands of app makers, which became the subject of an anti-trust battle between Epic Games and Apple. Not to mention, Apple is well-known for bullying other brands, and this time, they crossed a line.

The Business Inside: India’s AstroSat Helped Global Scientists team discover one the Earliest Galaxies in Extreme UV Light

In the recent events, India’s first multi-wavelength satellite, AstorSat, has successfully detected an extreme UV light from the galaxy. This galaxy is approximately 9.3 billion light-years away from our planet Earth. The statement was justified by the Pune based Inter-University Centre from Astronomy and Astrophysics on Monday.

The Business Inside: Honda Launching a new 200cc segment Bike, Probably CB Hornet 200R

HMSI (Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India) recently shared a teaser on their Twiter handle regarding the upcoming 200cc segment bike. There are still no details regarding the bike name, but it’s probably going to be CB Hornet 200R. And if not, well, it’s still a 200cc bike. The company also shared a ‘Block Your Date’ invite with Indian Media for 27th August.

The Business Inside: New Android 11 Update might anger Millions of Users

Google made a very unrealistic move that might affect millions of Android users across the world. The Android developers are removing a key feature from the upcoming Android 11 operating system due to privacy concerns. According to sources, the next version of the Android Operating system will prevent apps from using third-party camera software to take pictures. The apps can only use the default built-in camera app installed on the smartphone.