Science & Technology

Xiaomi releases Hey S3, Their Very Own Apple Watch Clone A few days ago we had a teaser from Xiaomi for a new smart wearable, well the device has today been launched and it is a fully functioning Apple Watch clone. Named the Hey S3, this wearable is the most advanced from Xiaomi to date featuring a 1.28inch display , built-in GPS + Glonass and weighing in at only 38g. As you would expect from a modern smartwatch, the Hey S3 is able to keep track on your daily routine, monitor your distance travelled, analyse your training and even monitor your heart rate. One of the big issues with smartwatches is there battery life, a point that Xiaomi is keen to point out on the Hey S3 which has a claimed battery life of 30 days. This isn’t a best case scenario either, this is using the watch all day every day for a month. When the watch does need charging you can use the magnetic dock that comes with it. Other features for the wearable include Bluetooth 4...

Official Xiaomi MIUI 9 New Features, Release Date and Eligible Devices Xiaomi MIUI 9  is under development and testing phase and soon Xiaomi will launch a beta version of this interface for its Xiaomi smartphones users. Xiaomi has recently launched its interface MIUI 8 in August this year, which is quite good and widely appreciated by Xiaomi smartphones users. Users reported that MIUI 8 is quite fast and user-friendly. I am sure that users will be excited to know that  Xiaomi MiUI 9 beta version  will be available soon. So that company can do necessary refinements to MIUI 9 and launch the final stable MIUI 9 officially. #Update MIUI 9 release date is expected to be end of May or early June 2017. Xiaomi MIUI 9 Release Date in India and other Countries If we talk about  MIUI 9 release date in India  then it is expected that the beta version of MIUI 9 will be available to Xiaomi users in March- April, near the launch of flagship...

No end to data wars: Reliance Jio free offers to continue for 12-18 months Reliance Jio likely to continue free offers The free schemes and recharge options that Reliance Jio is offering to its customers is likely to continue for the next 12-18 months, which means other telecom services providers like Airtel, Vodafone and BSNL will have to step up efforts to counter Jio's strategy.  Jio's tactic would lead to pressure on the average revenue per user (ARPU) of incumbent operators, US bank Morgan Stanley said in a report. It added that ARPU for Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular and Vodafone India has been effectively capped at about Rs 300 due to Jio’s current offers, a report published in  The Economic Times  said. Jio prepaid plans start from as low as Rs 19, and go up to Rs. 9,999, while postpaid plans are available at Rs. 309, Rs. 509, and Rs. 999 denomination. Jio launched its 4G service commercially on September 5, 2016 for ...

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Building Human Organs Oganovo is a company based in San Diego, California. Their latest science invention is a technology (novogen) which allows living tissue cells to be assembled into patterns and complex structures, such as organs. Organovo has partnered with Invetech. a company based in Australia, to develop a bio-printer. The device prints (places) human cells in a three-dimensional matrix to construct human tissue. "Building human organs cell-by-cell was considered science fiction not that long ago," says Fred Davis of Invetech. Currently, the bio-printer can grow blood vessels. It is anticipated that within five years the device will construct arteries and by 2020 sophisticated organs will be built by the device.                     For more details follow Science & Technology @scintech2.blogspot.in                    

Ultra-Flexible Tech May Monitor the Brain Brain activity can be monitored in real-time with tiny injectable flexible electronics, according to a new study done in mice. Such devices could one day be used to map brain activity, or even stimulate activity to help treat people with disorders such as Parkinson's disease, scientists added. Traditional electronics are rigid, but inventors have recently developed flexible and  stretchable electronics . These new devices could potentially lead to video screens one could roll up or fold to fit in a pocket. One key way flexible electronics could be used would be applications within the body, where they could help monitor and manipulate living tissue. However, current  flexible electronics are usually flat  sheets, designed to lie on surfaces. As such, a sheet can be placed into the body only by cutting a slit into the tissue that is at least as wide as the sheet, for example, cutting a slit into a per...