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TCL 560 Smartphone Can be Unlocked With Your Eyes

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TCL 560 will be available via Amazon India from Tuesday

It is powered by a Snapdragon 210 SoC

The smartphone sports a 5.5-inch display



TCL, a Chinese company best known for its television sets, has entered the Indian mobile market with its first offering, the 560 smartphone. Priced at Rs. 7,999, the TCL 560 will be available exclusively via Amazon India starting Tuesday 12am.

The biggest highlight of the smartphone is its Eye Verify technology which the company touts can unlock the smartphone using the front camera of the handset. TCL 560 unlocks only after the eye verification of the user to prevent unauthorised access, touted Nicolas Zibell, Vice President of TCL Corporation at the launch.

For specifications, the TCL 560 features a 5.5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) IPS display and is powered by a 1.1GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 (MSM8909) processor. It comes with 2GB of RAM and bears 16GB of inbuilt storage. The handset supports expandable storage via microSD card (up to 32GB).

The Android 6.0 Marshmallow based smartphone sports an 8-megapixel rear autofocus camera with LED flash and also houses a 5-megapixel front camera on board. The dual-SIM smartphone also supports 4G and VoLTE (voice over LTE). Other connectivity options include GPRS/ EDGE, 3G, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS/ A-GPS, and Micro-USB. The handset packs a 2500mAh removable battery.





Commenting on the launch, Praveen Valecha, Regional Director, TCL India, said "The Indian smartphone market is constantly evolving and the young generation understands technology, consumers are looking for unique smartphones with advanced features and high standards to gain the maximum experience. Our strong in-house research and development team have helped in customising the smart phone especially for such consumers. Maintaining the brands legacy, we are looking forward to make this brand a success in the Indian fast growing Smart Phone Market. This launch is just the start of a journey of launching a comprehensive mobile and digital portfolio".

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Smartphones with the best display quality

A smartphone with really good processing prowess and features is incomplete without a quality display to go with it, to reproduce the finer details of all possible content that you may see on it. Be it for reading e-books or webpages, working on documents, viewing photos and videos or even for editing media, there are a lot of diverse usage that smartphones are able to handle these days. And the screen is essentially the window to the phone’s soul. If you are in the market to buy a phone, and don’t want to compromise on the screen quality, here is what you can pick.

1) Lenovo Vibe S1 >>>>

Price: Rs 12,999


This is one of the few smartphones in the budget segment which comes with a 1920x1080p (Full HD) resolution on a 5-inch LCD screen. It is perfect for users who still feel more at home with small screen phones. Customizations such as the option to adjust colour of the screen and the Gorilla Glass 3 take care of colour issues and scratch resistance. The phone runs on a MediaTek MT 6752 octa-core processor with 3GB RAM and can handle most basic tasks well. The compact size, curved back design and light form factor (131g) are just some of the key highlights of this phone.

Impact of technology on society:

Technology has without doubt an impact on society. As a matter of fact, we experience this effect in our daily lives. It has an effect on the growth of the economy, our culture and our living standards. It is however important to note that the benefits are a double-edged sword with some being detrimental and other being beneficial. One should be very careful and get to know how the effects on society get to effect the business activities and operations.

Positive impact of technology:
Technology impacts on our daily lives. Our environments are all so full of technology to the point that most of the time we take it for granted and never actually notice the level of impact that it has on us until when we have no telephone, transport, water or electricity. Advancements in technology have greatly increased our living standards. Despite the fact that we are currently experiencing very high inflation rates and the rates of unemployment are very high, generally, people are feeding better, are dressing better and are as a matter of fact living more comfortable lives.
Technology also has a great impact on all the fundamental aspects of all our cultures including laws and how they are enforced, language, art, health care, mobility, education and religion. For instance the great technological improvements in health care have given a chance to doctors to treat their patients in an environment that is virtual through the use of mediums such as video conferencing which has also greatly benefited the legal environment as it allows the judges to still listen to the cases of hard core criminals who cannot be allowed to get into the court rooms due to security reasons.

Negative impacts of technology:
With every advancement that is made in the technological world, creative destruction results. For example, television impacts negatively on the movies and synthetic fibers impact the cotton fibers negatively. The coming in of new types of technology also results in a negative impact on the growth of the economy at times; television at times consumes all the productive hours that a man has in a day. Every new form of technology gets into the market together with long term consequences that are most of the time not foreseeable. For instance is there really a justification for nations coming up with bombs, nuclear weapons and missiles to maintain security?

Conclusion:
Despite the fact that we cannot really ignore that there are a number of ways in which technology negatively impacts our society, for the better part it has greatly helped to make out lives better. Technology has greatly helped us to become more efficient thus increasing our productivity. It has also helped us a great deal to be able to save on many resources such as time and money and these are great benefits that cannot be ignored. It has also worked well in bringing unity into the world by turning it into a global village which has in turn helped people to more easily overcome their cultural, racial and continental barriers.

What are your thoughts on this topic? Do share with us in the comments below.

 5G Wireless Technology

The team of washington set a new world record efficiency 5G wireless spectrum, making 1.59Gbit / s over a radio channel 20 MHz.

Engineers from the Universities of Bristol and Lund, working with National Instruments (NI), showed how a massive antenna system can provide a 12-fold increase in spectrum efficiency compared with the current 4G cellular technology.

Multiple antenna technology known as MIMO, which is already used in many routers Wi-Fi and 4G cellular systems.

This usually involves up to four antennas at a base station. The use of a flexible prototyping platform based on NI LabVIEW software and hardware design PXI systems, implements massive MIMO configuration Bristol, where 128 antennas are deployed at the base station.

Bristol mass MIMO system used for demonstration operates 3.5GHZ and supportrs wireless connectivity up to 12 customers single antenna. Each client shares a radio channel 20 MHz common. Complex algorithms of digital signal processing unravel individual data flows in the domain of space seen by the antenna array.

The MIMO massive demonstration was held in the atrium of the building vendors Bristol Participants and achieves bandwidth efficiency unprecedented 79.4bit / s / Hz. This amounts to a sum of flow rate 1.59Gbit / s in a 20 MHz channel.

Professor Andrew Nix, director of the Group of CSN and Dean of Engineering, said: "This activity reinforces our well established propagation and modeling work systems, offering a new capacity model validation architectures massive MIMO This is a time really exciting for our PhD. students and opens new opportunities for research in collaboration with our all partners.

 Professor of Radio Systems Lund University, said: "We see massive MIMO as 5G technology most promising and have pushed forward with its partners in Bristol and our EU project MAMMOET is a pleasure to see these efforts materialize .. "