[1] Google Maps may soon tell you bad the parking is at your destination:-
In Todays world we know that how parking is really important for all of us so google is testing to add new functionality to google map called Vehicle Parking This feature will give you an idea about is parking option.for e.g. If we are in a rushty market with our car if there is no space available for our car to park but Google new feature will help you to find space for your car nearby because our naked eye can only see area around us but this feature will scan complete geographical area.
Google Maps will now see a tiny "P" emblem beside the time and distance
to their destination. If the parking options are "Easy" or "Medium," the
emblem will be blue. If the options are "Limited," the emblem will turn
red.As Android Police first reported, the feature will appear
when users are traveling to public spaces such as restaurants, airports,
and malls.
[2]Reliance Jio Fiber Service BeginsWith 100 MBPS Plan Free For 3 Months:-
We all know that the Company Relinace Jio has taken very great initiative towards the era of digital india few month back they have started their Jio a brand that gives us people with free data,call,roaming etc.such a great facility.also Reliance Jio crossed 50 Million subscriber mark and they are doing well day by day.recently Jio has extened there offer Now user will get free internet,calls till March 31.the company has reportedly began it’s Fiber to Home Broadband service in
Mumbai, City of Maharashtra. The Jio Fiber Service is said to offer 100
MBPS speed, which is insanely fast looking at the average broadband
speeds India is getting these days on Home broadband.Interestingly,the company plans to offer this service free of cost for first three months.meaning whoever get this connection wouldn't be charged for high data usage for first three months.according to a report appeared on India Today,there are some building in Mumbai where people can subscribe to the service.It is believed that the cable installation for the FTTH(Fiber To The Home) service from Jio began installation for FTTH(Fiber To The Home)service from Jio began installation in November last year.
[3]Amkette Evo Gamepad Pro Wired Gaming Controller Launched for Android Devices:-
Amkette has launched a wired game controller called Evo Gamepad Pro,which is just a wired version of the Bluetooth controller launched in 2015.
The Amkette Evo Gamepad Pro gives you physical controls while playing a
game on the mobile/ tablet screen. The controller is priced at Rs.
2,599 and available online as well as offline.
The Amkette Evo Gamepad Pro
is a rubberised gaming controller that can save you the the hassle of
playing games on touchscreen Android phones.
To play games on your
OTG-supported Android
phone, you need to plug-in the adjustable clip inside the USB port of
the smartphone, which will sit right above the controller. A clamp on
the upper sides of the controller that is sturdy enough to hold a
smartphone or a tablet up to a display size of 6 inches. On the
controller, a few multimedia keys have also been provided to control the
volume during your gameplay.
Amkette claims that the Evo Gamepad Wired controller will let you
play more than 450 games on your Android device. This includes games
like GTA: San Andreas, Thomas Was Alone, The Wolf Among Us, Dead Trigger
2, Bastion, Limbo, Beach Buggy Racing and more.
The controller will be available at a discounted price of Rs. 1,299 when bundled with the Lenovo K6.
[4] Super Mario Run Is Coming to Android in March, Nintendo Confirms:-
Japan's gaming console company Nintendo said it will release an Android version of its Super
Mario mobile game in March following the launch of Super Mario Run for
Apple Inc's iPhone in December.
The Japanese company announced the planned launch on its Twitter feed.
Super Mario Run represents a belated bid by Nintendo to tap mobile gaming after restricting its most popular gaming character to its own game consoles.
After launching the game on December 15, downloads topped a record 40 million in just four days.
By
releasing an Android version, Nintendo can tap a much larger pool of
potential gamers. More than four out of five smartphones shipped in 2016
use the Android operating system, according to market research company IDC.
Analysts, however, note that so far less than one in 10 people who have downloaded Super Mario Run for free have agreed to pay $9.99 to unlock all the features of the game.
Nintendo's
shares were trading 1.1 percent lower during morning trading in Tokyo,
compared with a 1 percent gain in the benchmark Nikkei 225 index.
[5] Amazon Alexa on Phone:What's the Big deal?
Imagine if Siri and Google Now had an app store filled with 7,000 extra tricks you could teach them for free. That's the promise of Amazon's cloud-based Alexa assistant on a phone, which debuts with the Huawei Mate 9 in February
The integration brings up a whole lot of questions, like how useful will Alexa be in a phone that already has a Siri or Google Now assistant onboard? And what won't Alexa be able to give you on a phone that it can on that speaker in your living room?
Alexa, which initially appeared on the Amazon Echo
speaker, made it possible for families and roommates to ask for music,
headlines and Amazon services in a shared space like the living room or
kitchen. Since then, Alexa has gained control over thousands of apps and
services, which anyone with Alexa-based hardware -- like the Echo, Echo Dot or Tap and even a lamp or a smart refrigerator can trigger with a voice command. Alexa has become especially
important for controlling various smart-home devices -- but until now,
that only worked when you're within shouting range.
But what about when you're out? This is where Alexa on a phone comes
into play. We take a look at what Alexa on a phone can and can't do for
you.
Alexa on phones won't always listen
Huawei isn't demoing how Alexa works on the Mate 9 , but we have a pretty good idea of how it will function.
First off, don't expect an Echo
in your pocket. The Mate 9 doesn't have Amazon's far-field beam-forming
microphones, so it won't be able to hear you whisper "Alexa" from across
the room. Even if it could, you'll need to boot up the Alexa app first:
Unlike the Mate 9's built-in Google Now functionality, Alexa won't be
always listening.
When you have the app running, Alexa on a phone will
give you access to her world of skills without having to buy an
Alexa-enabled device. It will also give you voice control over your
smart-home devices even when you're away from home, which is something
you can't get on at-home devices. Yes, you could just as easily open
that Philips
Hue app on your phone to turn on the lights with a few taps. But with
Alexa on there too, you can ask her to turn on the heat and the kitchen
light, and open the garage door before you even pull into the drive.
What Alexa can do that Google and Siri can't
Vocally launch IFTTT scenarios.
Directly launch a skill rather than opening an app first and launching
with a tap (e.g. "Alexa, start 7-Minute Workout"; "Alexa, ask Twitter
what's happening").
Stream songs from Spotify/Pandora with a voice command.
Alexa skills that your phone assistant can already do with voice control
- State the weather
- Read out headline news
- Read audio books through Audible
- Add items to a shopping list
- Voice-launch apps
Surprisingly, Alexa on phones won't be able to set a timer or alarm.
Note that Alexa will let you control multiple compatible devices with your voice, but if you have an iPhone and HomeKit-compatible devices, you can do the same in one fell swoop if you've set up Scenes.
Things Alexa can't do on your phone that it can do in your home
Call an Uber or Lyft to your current location without specifying
(because it doesn't know where you are -- it'll send a car to your
default address even if you aren't there).
Set a timer or alarm
Connect to TuneIn Radio
Play Amazon Prime Music: Amazon says this is a licensing issue.
