efflorescence

Aashutosh Vatsa blurbs about Technology here.

[analyticisms]

#FridayFunFact: Netflix and YouTube (i.e., video streaming) account for 2/3 of all internet traffic in North America. Pretty crazy.

[aashutoshvatsa]

SnapChat's Evan Spiegel interviewed by Softbank's Nikesh Arora.

[aashutoshvatsa]

Satya Nadella is so articulate and knows how to drive this behemoth Tech giant called Microsoft.

[aashutoshvatsa]

The last Gen Nexus 5 was a better designed device.

[aashutoshvatsa]

Here comes the Nexus 6P video!

[aashutoshvatsa]

Office 2016 is here!

[engadget]

Amazon’s next Fire tablet could look a lot more like Android

[aashutoshvatsa]

The day is not far when FireOS is compliant with Google Mobile Services passing Google's Compatibility test for android devices.

[aashutoshvatsa]

Is Apple Pencil not the evolved version of that very same stylus, Steve Jobs made fun of!

[aashutoshvatsa]

The new iPhone ads are here!

[aashutoshvatsa]

Google evolved. The new logo unveiled!

[aashutoshvatsa]

How could Bing do this on current Android version but Google's Now on Tap will work for Android Marshmallow?

[aashutoshvatsa]

A highly ambitious project by a government. Government of India under the Prime ministership of Narendra Modi has unveiled this project that aims to store all your government issued documents with an account and can be used to verify details for government programmes initially and private projects with an API later on. A big step forward in realizing the potential of Digital India!

[vox]

In the 1960s and ‘70s, the Mariner missions showed us Mars, Venus, and Mercury, and in the '70s and '80s the Pioneer and Voyager missions showed us Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus in detail for the first time. In much the same way, NASA’s New Horizons probe will give us a close-up view of something even farther away: Pluto.

This short film, made by Erik Wernquist and the nonprofit National Space Society, perfectly captures what makes the probe — scheduled to reach Pluto for the first time on July 14 — such a huge deal.

[theverge]

Stockholm design duo Humans Since 1982 have combined a multiplicity of analog clocks into a synchronized kinetic performance, with the clock hands whirling into pulsating shapes and patterns, and then subtly, surprisingly coalescing to form a digital representation of the current time. 

It’s a digital clock made up of dozens of small analog clocks.

[aashutoshvatsa]

SnapDeal emulating Alibaba's TMall model for India. Microsoft store on SnapDeal at microsoft.snapdeal.com

[aashutoshvatsa]

[aashutoshvatsa]