Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: The Next Generation Flagship Smartphone

Samsung is known for delivering cutting-edge technology and sleek designs, and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is no exception. This latest offering from the South Korean electronics giant is set to take the smartphone world by storm.

• Design and Build:

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra features a sleek, ergonomic design with a metal frame and glass back. The large 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED display is surrounded by slim bezels and offers an immersive viewing experience. The device is IP68 water and dust resistant, making it a durable option for those who are rough on their smartphones.

• Performance:

Under the hood, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is powered by the latest Snapdragon 888 processor, which is paired with 12GB of RAM. This powerful combination allows for smooth and seamless multitasking, even with demanding applications. The device also has 128GB of internal storage, which can be expanded using a microSD card.

• Camera:

One of the standout features of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is its camera system. The device is equipped with a triple camera setup, including a 108MP primary camera, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, and a 10MP periscope telephoto camera. The camera system also features OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) and can shoot 8K video, making it an excellent choice for those who are into photography and videography.

• Battery Life:

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is equipped with a 5000mAh battery that can easily last a full day on a single charge. The device also supports fast charging, allowing you to get a quick boost of power when you need it. Additionally, the device supports wireless charging, making it easy to keep your device charged without the need for cables.

• Software:

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra runs on Android 11 with Samsung's One UI 3.1 on top. The software is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive, with a clean and simple interface that makes it easy to navigate. Additionally, Samsung offers regular software updates to keep the device running smoothly and to introduce new features.

• Final Thoughts:

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is an excellent smartphone that offers the latest technology, a sleek design, and top-notch performance. Whether you are into photography, videography, or just need a reliable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is a great option to consider.

ISRO will adopt 100 ATL labs.

 100 Atal Tinkering Labs (ATL) will be adopted by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and 45 labs have been adopted in its first phase.  According to ISRO, the decision was announced in an online event organized on Monday by the Department of Space, Atal Innovation Mission and NITI Aayog.

 ISRO said that the remaining 55 Atal Tinkering Lab will also be adopted by ISRO soon.  Its objective is to promote teaching-training in school students in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), space education and innovations related to space technology.

 At ATL, children will be imparted training on the basis of activities so that they can develop better ideas towards the problems inherent in the society and also through it to promote innovation and entrepreneurship.

 In ATL, more than three million students studying in class six to twelve will be helped to solve problems, organize things or situations and adopt a new mindset.

 ISRO said that through video message in this ceremony held on Monday, CEO of NITI Aayog Amitabh Kant, Secretary of Department of Science K.K.  Sivan, Mission Director of Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) Ramanan, Director of Capacity Building Program Office at ISRO, P.V.  Venkitakrishnan and Niti Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar were seen interacting.

 Sivan expressed the hope that the move will help foster a spirit of innovation and experimental learning among school children.

 He said that as a part of self-sufficient India, children are able to realize their dreams related to space science, ISRO is taking a small step in this direction by training them.

 ISRO Chief Sivan also said that "I invite the students of Atal Tickering Lab to see the launch of a rocket from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh."

WhatsApp Privacy policy!!!!

Are you also angry with WhatsApp's new policy? To delete your data like this

 To delete WhatsApp from the phone, the user has to follow some steps. So let's know how you can delete WhatsApp data forever.   

 Instant messaging app WhatsApp has recently changed its privacy policy. Under this new policy, users' data will be shared with third party apps including Facebook. For this new policy, in-app notifications have been sent in the app of the users, which the users have to accept or deny. If users do not agree to this policy by February 8, then their account will be deleted. The data that will be shared by the user includes location information, IP address, time zone, phone model, operating system, battery level, signal strength, browser, mobile network, ISP, language, time zone and IMEI number.

 Whatsapp policy

Apart from this, the number of messages or calls the user is making, his profile photo, last scene, status, group count is also included in this data. In such a situation, many users are looking annoyed by the privacy policy of WhatsApp. It is being told that WhatsApp took this step because it wants to further its partnership with Facebook and it will prove beneficial for it. However, this raises many questions in the minds of users about their privacy.

 Many users are unhappy with this policy of WhatsApp. In such a situation, they are searching for other options. Many people are moving towards apps like Signal, Telegram except WhatsApp. But if you do not agree to the WhatsApp policy then your account will be deleted. But even after WhatsApp is deleted, your data will remain in the server. Many people think that only by uninstalling WhatsApp, your account will be deleted. However, it is not like that. You have to delete your data by yourself. To delete WhatsApp from the phone, the user has to follow some steps. With this, all the data of the account is also deleted. So let's know how you can delete WhatsApp data forever.

 Delete WhatsApp data like this:

 For this, first you have to open the WhatsApp app on your phone. If you have an Android phone, then there will be three dots on the top right side. Tap on it.

 Then you will get some options. From these, you have to click on the Account option.

 After this you have to tap on Delete My Account option.

 After this you will have a new page open. In it, you will have to tap Delete My Account again.

 Then you have to explain the reason before pressing the Delete button.

 After this, once again, Delete My Account has to be tapped.

 Learn about the new policy of WhatsApp: The company implemented this policy on 5 January. Under this, WhatsApp will take all the data of its users, which will contain phone numbers, chatting, photos and videos, as well as information about all payments from the phone. At the same time, WhatsApp has made it clear that the user's personal information will be shared with Facebook and Instagram.

WhatsApp has made it clear that if users do not agree to this policy then their account will be deleted.

Schedule Messages at WhatsApp

This is how message schedule on WhatsApp.

 WhatsApp Message Schedule: For your information, let us not present any feature like in-app message scheduling on WhatsApp.  But you can also schedule messages on this platform with the help of third party app.

 Special things

 Schedule WhatsApp messages via SKEDit app on Android

 Siri Shortcuts will help on iOS devices

 Can only schedule messages for 1 week

How to schedule WhatsApp Messages: It is very easy to schedule messages on WhatsApp

Everyone wants to wish friends and close friends on their birthday first.  But it is not possible for everyone to wake up till 12 in the night.  Wishing friends by sleeping is nothing short of a dilemma.  But today we have brought a solution to your same dilemma, after which you will be able to wish your friends on their birthday at exactly 12 o'clock without waking up till 12 o'clock at night.  Actually, the name of this solution is the message scheduling facility on WhatsApp.  For your information, let us not present any feature like scheduling in-app messages on WhatsApp.  But you can also schedule messages on this platform with the help of third party app.  In this article, we are going to show how to schedule WhatsApp messages on both Android and iOS devices.

              How to schedule whatsapp message on android

 As we mentioned earlier, WhatsApp has not introduced any official feature of message scheduling.  But, if you are Android users, you can schedule messages on WhatsApp with the help of many third-party apps.  For this, the SKEDit app is going to be very useful for you.  Let's know how to schedule message on WhatsApp through this app-

1. First of all go to Google Play Store and download and install SKEDit.

2. After opening, you must first sign in to it.

3. After signing in, tap on WhatsApp from the main menu.

4. After this the app will ask for some permission from you, grant it.  Now tap on Enable Accessibility, then go to SKEDit and turn the toggle on.  Finally you have to tap on Allow.

5. Then go back to the app, where you will be able to schedule your message.  First, choose the message to be sent and then write your message.  Now set the date and time.  Here you will also get an option whether you want to repeat this message or not.

6. Now below you will see the final toggle.  Here you will see the option of Ask Me Before Sending, if you schedule it on, it will send you a notification before sending the message, which will be sent only after clicking on it.  At the same time, if you turn this option off, it will send this message without sending notifications.  If you want to wish a friend a birthday, then you can also keep it off.

           How to schedule WhatsApp message in iPhone

 There is no third-party app available for scheduling WhatsApp messages in iOS, unlike Android.  However, here we will tell you a different way to schedule WhatsApp message on iPhone, this is Siri Shortcuts.  This is an Apple app that automatically sends WhatsApp messages at a certain time.  How to send WhatsApp message on iPhone

1. First of all go to the App Store and download and install the Shortcuts app on your iPhone.

2. Now select the Automation tab below.

3. Now click on the + icon on the top right corner and tap on Create Personal Automation.

4. Tap on Time of Day in the next screen whenever you want to send your message.  After this is done, tap on Next.

5. Now tap on Add Action and type text in the search bar, now select the text from the list below.

6. Now go to Text and type your message, whatever you want to schedule and send.

7. Now under the message box you will see a + icon, tap on it and then go to the search bar and search WhatsApp.

8. Here you will see a list of some options, where you have to select Send Message via WhatsApp.  Now select the number of the person who wants to send the message and then click on Next.  On the last screen you have to tap on Done.

Now you will get a notification at the schedule time through the Shortcuts app, by tapping on it, your WhatsApp will open and the typed message will also be visible.  Now all you have to do is send this message.

The thing to note is that in this way you can only schedule messages within a week, which is a little less time.  But it is better to not message the schedule, by adopting this 1 week method to wish friends on their birthday.

Li Fi technology

Li Fi technology

Li fi is a wireless networking technology in which we have transmit the data  through light emitting diode (LED).

Li fi data is transmitted by LED bulbs and received by photoreceptor.
The Li fi technology transfer data in multiple gigabytes only in few seconds and also it is more secure than radio technology such as cellular or WiFi.

Li fi is designed to use LED Bulbs energy to transmit the data. However, Li fi bulbs are outfitted with a chip that modulates the light interceptibly for data transmission.

Benefits of Li Fi:-
1.)More speed than WiFi.
2.)10000 times the frequency spectrum of radio.
3.)More secure because data can not be intercept.
4.)Prevent piggybacking.
5.)Eliminates neighbours network interference.
6.)Doesn't create interference in sensitive electronics.
7.)More area covered with its range.

Vyom Mitra - A humanoid for space from ISRO.

Vyom MITRA- A spacefaring humanoid robot by ISRO.

As all you know that last year ISRO has launched its Chandaryan - 2 mission already last year in September 2019 and got achieved approx. 99 % of its target.
Now ISRO is planning to launch its Gaganyaan mission very soon in the end of this year.
Vyom mitra is the part of that project.
ISRO is planning to send a humanoid robot to space for there mission.

The vyom mitra was launched on 22 January 2020 & it is manufactured by ISRO.
As per ISRO sources it will accompanied with indian astronauts for Gaganyaan mission.

India aims not to fly animals onboard experimental missions unlike other nations that have carried out human space flight. Instead, it will fly humanoid robots for a better understanding of what weightlessness and radiation do to the human body during long durations in space.

Vyommitra is expected to be onboard unmanned Gaganyaan missions to microgravity experiments and support astronauts in manned missions. It can speak Hindi and English and perform multiple tasks. It can mimic human activity, recognise other humans, and respond to their queries. Technically, it can perform environment control and life support systems functions, handle switch panel operations, and give environmental air pressure change warnings.

Gaganyaan mission-

1.) Gaganyaan without crewed- planned in December 2020

2.) Gaganyaan with crewed- planned in December 2021

Gaganyaan space programme in which ISRO planning to send 3 astronaut and 1 female humanoid robot for the mission.

Gaganyaan is the ISRO maiden crewed mission means first times ISRO planning to send their astronaut in the space in its indian spacecraft.

Whatsapp Pay service in india

WhatsApp Pay service will be launch very soon india, as it is got official approval from NPCI.

Facebook's soon-to-be instant messaging platform WhatsApp is also going to get a payment option to the users soon.  The company has now been granted permission by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to expand its pilot United Payment Interface (UPI) service.

 Facebook's soon-to-be instant messaging platform WhatsApp is also going to get a payment option to the users soon.  The company has now been granted permission by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to expand its pilot United Payment Interface (UPI) service.  Unique Identity Database Aadhaar and UPI architect Nandan Nilekani say that now WhatsApp can bring payment service for more than 10 million users.

Nilekani gave this information at the IIT Industry Conclave on Friday.  WhatsApp Pay, the payment feature of WhatsApp, has been designed to work on UPIs developed by NPCI.  With this help, users will be able to transact business transactions and money from their bank accounts on the messaging app itself.  It was started as a pilot project by WhatsApp for about 1 million users and was licensed for the project in 2018.

 Limit increased from 10 lakh to 1 crore
 According to media reports, on Friday, NPCI has increased this limit for WhatsApp from 10 lakh to 10 million users.  The report quoted the unnamed source of the RBI as saying.  However, no comment has been made by both NPCI and WhatsApp.  Currently, the messaging app has been testing its payment service with users for the last one year, which is now in its final stages.

 Expected to launch by the end of the year
 Let me tell you, the number of WhatsApp users in India is around 400 million.  The company's global head, Will Cathcart, said that the company wants that sending money from its platform is as easy as sending messages.  Cathcart had said that WhatsApp's peer-to-peer UPI based pay service will be introduced in India by the end of this year for more than 300 million users, especially small and medium businesses (SMBs).