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Samsung, Qualcomm Oppose Live TV Broadcasts on Smartphones in India
Samsung and Qualcomm are among those opposing India's choice of technology to bring live TV broadcasts on smartphones, arguing the required hardware changes will push up a device's cost by $30 (nearly Rs. 2,500), according to letters reviewed by Reuters. India is considering a policy to mandate equipping smartphones with hardware to receive live ...
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India's Chip Manufacturing Push to Bring Massive Opportunities in Electronics Hardware
India's chip manufacturing push will lead to plenty of opportunities in the electronics hardware space. HCL co-founder Ajai Chowdhry believes that this will help India become a global powerhouse for electronics and semiconductor production.
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Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Slams Apple, Says iPhone Maker Sold 'Overpriced Hardware' From The 'Middle Ages'
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram app that gained popularity recently after WhatsApp pushed a contentious policy update, has slammed Apple's relationship with China. He accused the Cupertino company of providing “complete control” to the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) over the data of its citizens who use iPhone handsets.
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OnePlus 8 Pro ‘Black Crush’ Problem Said to Be a 'Hardware Issue,' Repair and Refund Options Offered
OnePlus last month issued a statement acknowledging the "green tint" and "black crush" display issues on the newly launched OnePlus 8 Pro. Days after the statement, the company also released new updates that allegedly fixed the display issues.
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Andhra Pradesh Eyes Big-Ticket Deals At CII Partnership Summit
Andhra Pradesh is looking to sign some big ticket deals at the three-day CII Partnership Summit beginning from Sunday in Visakhapatnam to attract foreign investment and turn the state into a manufacturing hub.
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'Erroneous Policies' Hurt India's Hardware Potential: Narayana Murthy
The "erroneous policies" pursued by successive governments at the Centre from 1975 to 1991 constrained India's massive potential to emerge as a global leader in the hardware sector despite its software prowess, says Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy.
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Wrong Policies Hit India's Chances to Lead in Hardware: Narayana Murthy
The 69-year-old IT czar was conferred with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Nagpur chapter of the Engineers Forum on the occasion of Engineers Day celebrations.
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NITI Aayog to Push for Policies That Strengthen Cyber-Security
"We have to create a hardware without vulnerability; we have to produce things in-house because most of our network infrastructure is imported."
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Obama Orders Review of Usage of Military Hardware by US Police
U.S. President Barack Obama has ordered a review of the distribution of military hardware to state and local police out of concern at how such equipment has been used during racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Defence Ministry Suggests 49 Per Cent FDI in Sector: Report
The Defence Ministry has suggested raising the cap on FDI in defence to 49 per cent from the current 26 per cent to help in developing partnerships between Indian and foreign military hardware manufacturing firms.
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As ties with India grow, Israel again says won't supply arms to Pakistan
With its defence ties with India growing at a rapid pace, Israel today asserted that it will not supply any weapons systems and military hardware to Pakistan, saying the policy in this regard was "very clear" and "strict".
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Government promises to clean up military corruption
India's military, one of the world's largest weapons buyers, unveiled a new arms acquisition policy on Saturday, aimed at weeding out corruption in the defence sector.
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India to ensure level playing field for foreign players: Sibal
The government will ensure level playing field for everyone under the new telecom policy to maintain the confidence of foreign investors, including hardware manufacturers, Indian Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal said.
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Samsung, Qualcomm Oppose Live TV Broadcasts on Smartphones in India
Samsung and Qualcomm are among those opposing India's choice of technology to bring live TV broadcasts on smartphones, arguing the required hardware changes will push up a device's cost by $30 (nearly Rs. 2,500), according to letters reviewed by Reuters. India is considering a policy to mandate equipping smartphones with hardware to receive live ...
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India's Chip Manufacturing Push to Bring Massive Opportunities in Electronics Hardware
India's chip manufacturing push will lead to plenty of opportunities in the electronics hardware space. HCL co-founder Ajai Chowdhry believes that this will help India become a global powerhouse for electronics and semiconductor production.
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Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Slams Apple, Says iPhone Maker Sold 'Overpriced Hardware' From The 'Middle Ages'
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram app that gained popularity recently after WhatsApp pushed a contentious policy update, has slammed Apple's relationship with China. He accused the Cupertino company of providing “complete control” to the Chinese Communist Party (CPC) over the data of its citizens who use iPhone handsets.
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OnePlus 8 Pro ‘Black Crush’ Problem Said to Be a 'Hardware Issue,' Repair and Refund Options Offered
OnePlus last month issued a statement acknowledging the "green tint" and "black crush" display issues on the newly launched OnePlus 8 Pro. Days after the statement, the company also released new updates that allegedly fixed the display issues.
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Andhra Pradesh Eyes Big-Ticket Deals At CII Partnership Summit
Andhra Pradesh is looking to sign some big ticket deals at the three-day CII Partnership Summit beginning from Sunday in Visakhapatnam to attract foreign investment and turn the state into a manufacturing hub.
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'Erroneous Policies' Hurt India's Hardware Potential: Narayana Murthy
The "erroneous policies" pursued by successive governments at the Centre from 1975 to 1991 constrained India's massive potential to emerge as a global leader in the hardware sector despite its software prowess, says Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy.
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Wrong Policies Hit India's Chances to Lead in Hardware: Narayana Murthy
The 69-year-old IT czar was conferred with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Nagpur chapter of the Engineers Forum on the occasion of Engineers Day celebrations.
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NITI Aayog to Push for Policies That Strengthen Cyber-Security
"We have to create a hardware without vulnerability; we have to produce things in-house because most of our network infrastructure is imported."
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Obama Orders Review of Usage of Military Hardware by US Police
U.S. President Barack Obama has ordered a review of the distribution of military hardware to state and local police out of concern at how such equipment has been used during racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Defence Ministry Suggests 49 Per Cent FDI in Sector: Report
The Defence Ministry has suggested raising the cap on FDI in defence to 49 per cent from the current 26 per cent to help in developing partnerships between Indian and foreign military hardware manufacturing firms.
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As ties with India grow, Israel again says won't supply arms to Pakistan
With its defence ties with India growing at a rapid pace, Israel today asserted that it will not supply any weapons systems and military hardware to Pakistan, saying the policy in this regard was "very clear" and "strict".
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Government promises to clean up military corruption
India's military, one of the world's largest weapons buyers, unveiled a new arms acquisition policy on Saturday, aimed at weeding out corruption in the defence sector.
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India to ensure level playing field for foreign players: Sibal
The government will ensure level playing field for everyone under the new telecom policy to maintain the confidence of foreign investors, including hardware manufacturers, Indian Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal said.
