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NavIC: All You Need to Know About India's Home-Grown Alternative to GPS Navigation
NavIC, or Navigation with Indian Constellation, is a satellite-based navigation system developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The service was originally approved in 2006 at a cost of $174 million (roughly Rs. 1,400 crore) and went live in 2018. Here's why the government wants smartphone makers including Apple, Samsung, and Xiao...
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How Scientists Use the Fulcrum App to Collect Data in the Field
"Surveying dozens of villages, it becomes very difficult for us to write down all the information on a data sheet. Maintaining hundreds of sheets is a problem, and data loss is the biggest issue. We lost some valuable data to rain, abnormal weather conditions, sheets getting torn, and some random accidents that are inevitable while using paper. Thi...
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Lack of GPS in Feature Phones Said to Delay Panic Button Roll Out
The trial across Uttar Pradesh was to start from January 26 for all mobile phone users.
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Panic Buttons on Cellphones a Must. What This Means for You.
Everything you need to know about the government's notification that mandates the inclusion of a panic button on all mobile phones sold in India.
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Panic Button Must For All New Mobile Phones From Next Year
Panic button will be mandatory for all mobile phones to be sold in India from January 1, 2017, on wards to enable users make emergency call easily.
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Telecom Regulator Sticks to its Guns on GPS in All Handsets
Sector regulator TRAI today stood by its proposal of a sunset date for making GPS mandatory in all handsets, which can help find out exact location of the caller in an emergency.
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NavIC: All You Need to Know About India's Home-Grown Alternative to GPS Navigation
NavIC, or Navigation with Indian Constellation, is a satellite-based navigation system developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The service was originally approved in 2006 at a cost of $174 million (roughly Rs. 1,400 crore) and went live in 2018. Here's why the government wants smartphone makers including Apple, Samsung, and Xiao...
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How Scientists Use the Fulcrum App to Collect Data in the Field
"Surveying dozens of villages, it becomes very difficult for us to write down all the information on a data sheet. Maintaining hundreds of sheets is a problem, and data loss is the biggest issue. We lost some valuable data to rain, abnormal weather conditions, sheets getting torn, and some random accidents that are inevitable while using paper. Thi...
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Lack of GPS in Feature Phones Said to Delay Panic Button Roll Out
The trial across Uttar Pradesh was to start from January 26 for all mobile phone users.
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Panic Buttons on Cellphones a Must. What This Means for You.
Everything you need to know about the government's notification that mandates the inclusion of a panic button on all mobile phones sold in India.
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Panic Button Must For All New Mobile Phones From Next Year
Panic button will be mandatory for all mobile phones to be sold in India from January 1, 2017, on wards to enable users make emergency call easily.
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Telecom Regulator Sticks to its Guns on GPS in All Handsets
Sector regulator TRAI today stood by its proposal of a sunset date for making GPS mandatory in all handsets, which can help find out exact location of the caller in an emergency.
