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Apple CEO Says subsequent iPhones can have functions ‘You can not stay without’

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Apple may additionally have said its first decline in iPhone income as well as the primary revenue drop in 13 years, but the organisation has promised that its next iPhone models have modern capabilities to provide users. talking to CNBC’s Jim Cramer, Apple CEO Tim cook promised wonderful capabilities in the imminent “iPhones” which absolutely supposed the Cupertino-based totally large became working on more than one iPhones this yr. prepare dinner burdened that the new iPhone models will persuade current iPhone users to upgrade. “we’ve got wonderful innovation within the…

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Cyanogen OS not specific to Micromax’s Yu in India: Lenovo

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Cyanogen returned in 2014 introduced an special partnership with Micromax that led OnePlus to put off the Cyanogen OS branding from its OnePlus One smartphones simply in advance of the India launch. Cyanogen ultimate yr parted ways with OnePlus after several months of hard climate in their courting, and the chinese OEM has considering that been releasing smartphones with its personal custom ROM – OxygenOS. Micromax’s Yu Televentures subsidiary on the other hand has been liberating Cyanogen OS powered Yu handsets ever seeing that. however, it seems the one of…

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Antibiotic Resistance Is Worrisome, but Not Hopeless

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Image via iStock A century ago, the top three causes of death were infectious diseases. More than half of all people dying in the United States died because of germs. Today, they account for a few percent of deaths at most. We owe much of that, of course, to antibiotics, which came into use around the middle of the previous century. But we take them for granted, using them inappropriately and indiscriminately. This has led many to worry that our days of receiving benefits from them are numbered. Concern about…

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Caffeine May Not be As Bad As You Think!

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For all you coffee lovers, here’s a piece of good news. This new study gives you another reason to drink up. A team of researchers including an Indian-origin medical student now report that regular caffeine consumption does not lead to extra heartbeats or abnormal rhythms as may have been believed earlier. When your heart beats out of rhythm, it may affect the delivery of blood through your body which can cause stroke or heart attacks. The study conducted at the University of California-San Francisco (UCSF), measured the chronic consumption of…

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Exercising More May Not Lead to an Increased Calorie Loss

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According to a recent study published in the in the journal Current Biology, people do not necessarily burn extra calories even if they exercise more. This is due to the fact that their bodies adapt to higher activity levels. Researchers from City University of New York measured the daily energy expenditure and activity levels of more than 300 men and women over the course of a week. In the data they collected, they saw a weak but measurable effect of physical activity on daily energy expenditure. However, further analysis showed…

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Dear Startups, It’s Time to Be the Best, Not Just the Biggest

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Launched in India in 2010, Ola has been one of the most successful companies here. It was the most funded startup in 2015, and it’s one of the few companies that has been able to compete with Uber. In September 2015, the company rolled out Ola Shuttle in Bengaluru and Gurgaon, essentially a private bus shuttle, with air-conditioned buses that offer Wi-Fi connectivity. They’ve expanded in scope, and now cover parts of Noida as well as part of a trial, but using them on a daily basis shows the gulf…

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