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Matching its speed with the fast paced technological innovations and advancements in the mobility segment, Panasonic has introduced a new feather to its smartphone series “ELUGA” in the Indian market. Equipped with top of the line hardware, the ELUGA smartphone series is known for its design, superior build quality & unique user interface for single hand operation. India is a market where next-generation technology in the form of LTE (Long-Term Evolution) will soon change the complete mobility landscape. In line with this, the latest incarnation from Panasonic has been introduced keeping in mind the concept of #TAGLIFE which resonates with the sentiment of the youth and calls out for a powerful message that echoes and communicates their personality, thus enabling a change in the Smartphone landscape. MAKE A STATEMENT- Unibody, Light Weight and Glossy Keeping in mind the form and functionality, the ELUGA L has been designed which features a 6.1mm sleek, light-weighted and a lustr...

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India, Thursday, December 06, 2012 -- (Business Wire India) -- Naya Ventures, a new type of venture capital fund specializing in early stage companies in the mobile and cloud markets, today announced its first closing for its 250 Crore Rupees ($50 million) fund. Headquartered in Dallas, with offices in Silicon Valley, Seattle and Hyderabad, India, Naya takes a unique approach from the typical venture capital fund to lead by collaboration. Combining the features of a venture capital fund with those of a private equity firm, Naya not only provides capital to early stage companies, but also the industry experience and relationships at the concept stage in their development to help jumpstart their growth to the next level and beyond. Naya helps connect entrepreneurs with the necessary key players in big companies, from internal product marketing and development all the way up to C-level executives, leveraging its own extensive operational experience, product d...

Yes, cell phones should be definitely banned in schools, because, there is a time to use and purpose of use, for every instrument. School going students will be such an age, that they may get easily carried away by the features and applications of cell phones (such as games, music etc), but when it comes to its real usage, they really have any need. School going students will be having knowledge and may be fascinated about the features, such as chatting, music, games, etc. But, hardly will they be aware of the disastrous effects and dangerous consequences it can pose. Moreover, their main purpose to go to school is to devote their valuable time to studies, and to educate themselves. Allowing them to use cell phones, will only distract them from their objective, and make them waste their time. So, when there is no need, and dangers and ill affects many, for the welfare and for the good of the students, it is best to ban the use of cell phones in the school. ...

Doing multiple things at a time very good thing in contrast to save the time but perfection is the ultimate, that should not be comprised at any point of time. To do all the tasks one should follow best to-do formula, which will help the person  to save time as well as the valuable resources. The modern technology is the best friend I think, that will help you to grow as you like. Today morning I came across to a news story featuring chanting/listerning Matras on mobile to de-stress. That is good idea, of late, mobile has become the best partner for anyone. I think on an average a person carries his/her mobile for at least 15 to 16 hours in  day. During that time the mobile usage can be converted for other purposes - listening music, playing game, taking pics or going through it to see the previously saved images or video. And apart from that mobile can also be used for meditating or listening devotional music to relax and destress your mind. No idea that how the people...