Day: January 10, 2022

By Vidhi Choudhary Demand for varied smart homes devices from security cameras, smart doorbells, smart locks and VR headsets will continue to increase. Demand and uptick for smart home accessories like security cameras, smart doorbells and smart locks, first fueled by the pandemic nearly two years ago, is potentially here to stay, according to latest forecasts by research firm NPD Group. In 2022, smart home devices are expected to see unit growth of 6% along with revenue gains of 2%, bringing total sales to over $4.1 billion, according to NDP. “Sales of smart home devices had a strong 2021 hol… Read More “VR, Smart Homes Tech Are Hot. So Is The Price.”

SLT-MOBITEL, the National ICT solutions provider, scored another first as the only telecommunication company in the country to fully integrate Amazon Alexa services for all Home Broadband customers, offering exciting new intelligent built experiences and digital lifestyles. Today, the physical and digital worlds are blurring with artificial Intelligence (AI) and voice commanded services developed rapidly changing lifestyles. To help streamline and make hectic lives more manageable, applications such as Apple Siri and Google Assistant in mobile phones promotes the use of voice assisted AI servi… Read More “SLT-MOBITEL to integrate Amazon Alexa for Home Broadband customers | Daily FT”

Event features 6 global tech giants Microsoft, Zoom, AWS, Google Cloud, Oracle and HuaweiThe Information and Communication Technology Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) yesterday kicked off the inaugural ‘National Digital Consortia’ which will go on till 13 January. It is conducted in partnership with FITIS, SLASSCOM, BCS, CSSL. In addition, the Ministry of Technology, Export Development Board, and Board of Investments (BOI) will collaborate with the event as National Partners. The ‘National Digital Consortia’ will feature six esteemed global tech giants, namely, Microsoft, Oracle, Google, Huawei, Ama… Read More “ICTA kicks off inaugural ‘National Digital Consortia’ | Daily FT”

By Brian O’Connell With the rough start to 2022, Wall Street looks to some familiar names for opportunities to buy the dip. Recently, TheStreet’s Paul Price offered a useful tutorial on how to “buy the dip” on Wall Street. We’ve included some of those tips in recent “Buy the Dip” outlooks. Here’s a few more tips from Price on buying low when planning for your shares to rise high. Think low – really low. Swapping modestly depressed shares for severely pummeled stocks is one of the best ways to recoup what was lost and much more. “Also, don’t forget to trade “sort of undervalued” for “deeply und… Read More “Buy the Dip: Nvidia, Disney, Amazon”

By News Center President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that the Turkish National Combat Aircraft will leave the hangar in 2023, Yeni Shafak has reported. Erdogan made the statement at the National Technologies and New Investments Collective Opening and Promotion Ceremony held at the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) Facilities in Kahramankazan, the report added. He added that some 2,300 engineers have been involved in the project to carry out their work in the center. “Today, the Turkish defence industry has become one of the most important sectors of our country. The number of operating comp… Read More “Erdogan: National warplane to leave hangar in 2023”

The definition of welfare has evolved throughout human history. Whereas at the beginning of the 20th century it was the amount of money and luxury goods acquired by man, today it is an investment in innovation and technological development, medicine, technologies that change the quality of life of everyone on the planet, and pharmaceuticals that prolong human life, as well as space and science in a global sense for exploration and development. Q3 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Thinking about the people at the forefront of this global change, we decided to write a little about th… Read More “The Most Influential High-Tech Investors”

As COVID-19′s omicron variant surges across New Jersey, an untold number of workers and students are back at home at least part-time, yet again upending our return to normal. For many companies, there is no return-to-office date anymore as they recognize the benefits of working at home for employees, whose demand for flexibility during the pandemic has reshaped the future of work. The digital, connected World relies on uninterrupted electricity in order to stay productive. The power keeps spreadsheets, video conference calls, screen-sharing, cloud computing and the email of home-based freelanc… Read More “How N.J. power companies are preparing for a work-from-home future”