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18/07/2015

May you all have a wonderfull and blessed eid. Eid mubarak.

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31/12/2014

31/12/2014

Happiness keeps you sweet Trials make you strong Sorrows make you humble Success keeps you glowing & God keeps you going. May you have a greatest 2015.
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16/12/2014

Allah un bachon ko janat main alaa mukam de aur un ke parents ko husla de ameen

30/10/2014

It's a little funny to see Motorola finally crafting a Nexus phone after Google sold it to Lenovo, but hey - life is peculiar that way. What's more

05/10/2014

May Allah accept our Qurbani and Bless us all.
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24/09/2014

17/09/2014

YouTube to go offline in India on Android phones

NEW DELHI (AFP) - YouTube users in India will soon be able to save

videos from the Google-owned service, making it possible to watch them

offline, and the feature will eventually be available globally, the

company said Monday.

The feature will be available through the YouTube app on Google s new

$105-Android One smartphones unveiled in New Delhi on Monday.

"YouTube will be available offline soon, starting with India," Google

India communications manager Gaurav Bhaskar told AFP.

Smartphones using Google s Android operating system are used by more

than one billion people globally and the new Android One phone is part

of the company s drive to reach out to billions more.

The company said the YouTube save service will be available soon but

gave no date. It did not give any indication when it would be extended

to other parts of the world.

The new YouTube save feature will be "a great benefit for when there

is a slow connection or re-watching videos without using up the data

plan", said Bhaskar.

Google has tied up with local Indian handset makers Micromax, Karbonn

and Spice Mobiles to make Android One Smartphones that will start at

6,399-rupee ($105).

"While 1.75-billion people around the world already have a smartphone,

the vast majority of the world s population -- over five billion more

-- do not," said Sundar Pichai, a senior Google vice president.

Google said the phones will be "high-quality" and "affordable"

smartphones sold through online Indian retailers.

The new Google phones come with improved security features and more

than a million apps, the company said.

Smartphone-makers are in a race to the bottom of India s economic

pyramid as they battle for customers in the fast-growing low-end

market segment where analysts say opportunities are vast.

India is now the fastest-expanding smartphone market globally and the

third-largest market after China and the United States, according to

Britain-based consultancy Canalys.

The cheapest smartphones now retail at 2,000 rupees ($33), down from

an average 15,000 rupees two years ago.

Technology consultancy IDC India projects annual smartphone sales

growth of around 40 percent for the next five years in the price-

sensitive nation, home to 33 percent of the world s poor.

Smartphones now hold a 10 percent market share among India s mobile-

phone-using population, according to consultancy IDC.

Handset makers in India and other emerging markets have been

leapfrogging fixed-line technology that was used in developed markets.

They are employing mobile broadband to deliver Internet access to

people who have no computers.

11/09/2014

66th death anniversary

On his 66th death anniversary, we bring you a collection of photos of the Founder of the Nation

11/09/2014

A collection of selected jobs and career events at Microsoft

10/09/2014

Top 5 reasons your business should have a website

In today’s technologically savvy market place it’s more important than
ever to be online. Especially considering 4 in 5 (83%) kiwi prefer to
look at a business’s website before contacting them via a phone call
or personal visit.* And as two thirds of Kiwis (64%) think having a
website makes a business more trusted*, it’s all the more reason to
have one.

1. A website will promote your business 24/7::

Having a website means that potential customers can always find you-
every day, 24/7. Especially at times when people will be looking for
products and services, such as at the weekend and in evenings.

Your website can reach people both locally and worldwide, at no extra
cost to you. If your business sells products online internationally,
people in other parts of the world can find you, view your products
and place an order – all whilst you’re sleeping!

2. Your competitors already have a website::

Like it or not, many of your competitors will already be online and
attract the same people who could be your customers. In fact, half of
businesses in New Zealand with a website say it has made them more
competitive. Further, 68% report more customer inquiries and 35%
report a better conversion rate (TNS).

3. Your potential customers are already searching the web::

And they will be searching for the same products or services that you
provide. An increasing amount of people are using the internet to
research products before buying. They can do so in their own time, get
as much information as they need and compare different suppliers
before deciding on a final vendor. Customers are also in the right
frame of mind for buying as they will have made up their minds about
buying a product before researching. You want to make sure you are one
of those sites that they come across.

In many cases they will buy the products online as well. Selling your
products or services online gives you a major competitive advantage.
It’s also one of the most cost efficient ways of doing business.

Online shopping is on the rise and does not seem to be slowing down. 3
in 5 people make a purchase online every month according to a study by
Roy Morgan Research (Single Source, Feb’11-Jan’12). 62% of businesses
online are enjoying more customer engagement and 44% increasing their
bottom line directly as a result of online presence (TNS).

4. A website can cut costs::

If you have a website you will likely spend less on printing (letters
and catalogues) as much of your communication with customers will
happen digitally. An online catalogue is a great way for customers to
easily view your products at their convenience. You will also save on
postage as using emails is a considerably cheaper distribution method.

Your ad spend will decrease as your website will last longer and in
the long term produce better results than traditional advertising.
It’s a much bigger “ad” for your business for less money.

You can even save on wages as a website can be built to have automated
processes meaning you may not need that extra pair of hands.

5. Change the information on your website whenever::

When your pricing or contact details change, you want to be able to
change it instantly with little cost. If the majority of your product
or business information is featured in printed brochures it will
quickly become out of date if there are any changes to be made. Plus
you will have to spend money producing updated materials.

By having website you can easily grab these things. Order for your
websites and much more for Technoserves.

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