Friday, September 20, 2013

Google make Quick office Free for Android and iOS for Everyone


Google is putting extra effort  to make it easier for everyone to work together Free of Cost.
On Thursday Google  announced that its Quickoffice mobile app, for viewing and editing Microsoft Office files, is now free to anyone with a Google account on Android and iOS. Earlier, the app was only free to Google Apps for Business subscribers -- everyone else had to shell out $14.99 for the pro version or $19.99 for the pro HD version.


With this offer Google is offering an extra 10GB of Google Drive storage for the next two years to anyone who signs up their Google account for the new Quickoffice app by September 26.. Quickoffice is integrated with Google Drive so you can safely and easily store and access your files across devices. Users who currently have Quickoffice for Google Apps for Business can update their app to the new version and will notice a new icon.Quick office apps can be downloaded freely from Google Play and iStore
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Saturday, September 14, 2013

IRCTC apps for Windows 8 Desktop and Mobile Device

After Microsoft has acquire NOKIA now Microsoft has started a new Indian railways train ticket booking apps. It seems Microsoft is mood to provide windows 8 based mobile phone to everyone :D. Since most of computer todays run on Windows Platform and now it has acquires NOKIA so it will be a good flavour to user using same OS on desktop and Mobile device.For Android IRCTC has already provided such kind of apps on Google Play .
Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) today launched a new application for Windows Phone and Windows 8 devices to facilitate the users with a new channel of booking e-tickets in addition to the existing portal.
The new IRCTC App, developed in collaboration with Microsoft, is expected to enhance access to its existing e-ticket portal.This application can be download from Microsoft apps store  For Desktop user manual click here . For Mobile user click here to download user manual.
The app has been made available exclusively for Windows devices. The users of Windows Phone, Windows 8 Desktop, Tablet, laptop can download this application free of cost as per their requirement from the Windows Phone Store and Windows Store respectively.
Using this new app one can plan a trip, make railway reservations, check the PNR status and perform all the tasks already available on the IRCTC website.
The booking using this apps will not be available between 8 am and 12 noon, and 11.30 pm and 12.30 am as per the existing guidelines.This restriction is also available on IRCTC Android apps

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Friday, September 6, 2013

C-DAC launches cloud-based telemedicine service:cuts telemedicine cost by 80%

Pune-based C-DAC(Centre for Development of Advanced Computing technology,Under Ministry of deity) has launched Mercury Nimbus, which appears to be an online EMR (electronic medical records) software suite, on the Windows Azure cloud platform, that doctors and hospitals can use to share patient data This technology promises reduce cost of telemedicine by at least 80%

It is based on cloud computing, can be used by doctors and hospitals on devices including tablets, smart phones and laptops with internet connectivity. Telemedicine is the use of telecommunication and information technologies to provide clinical health care at a distance.

 Pradeep K Sinha, head of the department of medical informatics group, C-DAC, declared the launch of the technology  on 1Sept 2013 during the MahaTelemedicon conference of the Maharashtra chapter of the Telemedicine Society of India, organised by the Indian Medical Association.

According to Times of India article :
"At present, doctors and hospitals have to invest a lot on creating the entire infrastructure to establish patient to doctor, doctor to hospital or hospital to hospital connectivity. With the new technology, connectivity between all these parties becomes simpler and faster, thereby reducing the cost of creating the computing infrastructure," said Sinha.
Gaur Sunder, principal technical officer at C-DAC, said that if a cancer patient goes to a nearby clinic and the doctors refers him to a hospital outside his present location, town or state, than in such a case, through 'Mercury Nimbus,' the doctor can virtually refer his case to the specialty hospital along with all the details of the patients, records and reports.

The doctor at the specialty hospital can study the records and through video conferencing prescribe immediate treatment to the patient and also give the next date of visit. The next time the patient visits the clinic, his reports would be sent again to the hospital and accordingly the specialty doctor can give him the time and details of his treatment or surgery date.

"In such situations, the patient's energy and money is saved from travelling within the city or from one city to the other. It is more useful in rural areas and public health centres where specialty doctors are never present. Also, the doctors will have the medical history of the patient electronically created, which will help in case of an emergency," said Sunder.

Broadly known as telemedicine, Sunder said that more and more doctors and hospitals are becoming aware of this technology that combine communication ways with information technologies for the delivery of clinical care.

All that the doctors or hospitals need to do is subscribe to Windows Azure, which is a cloud platform, through the device they own and secure a licence from C-DAC for usage. Once this is done, the doctors and hospitals can use the technology on their laptops, tablet or smart phone. They do not even have to maintain the system or have a server for storage.

Sunder said, "It is as easy as subscribing to Gmail to open an account and carrying out activities such as sending and receiving email, creating drafts and documents or pictures among other things. The rest of the part such as storage, up gradation and maintenance of the account is done at the backend." The subscription charges range from $15 to $150 per month.

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Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Happy birthday Google: Try some Interesting Keyword search in Google

Google is the best search Engine. and it is  so special. If we have to search latest songs,search for school project google is always there to helps us . The amazing thing now so you will always expect something different. Occasionally changed some of Google's screen appears as soon as you open it. This happens on a particular spot. At the same time occasionally to type something on Unique Google that lets you see the results comes.on occasion of Google Foundation day that in on 4th Sept 1998 Google was founded Let have some Google tricks with some Special keyword searching

1) Search for 'Atari breakout' in Google images you will get game like experience like DX-ball



2) Search for 'Do a barrel roll' in Google search bar your web page will rotate in 360 degree

3) Search for  'Underwater Google' your webpage will look like Fish with water


4) Search for 'Google guitar' your Webpage will change to Guitar
5) Search for  'Google terminal' your webpage will looks like below image

6) Search for 'Google sphere' your webpage will change to as shown below

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