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Huawei Controversy Opens Field for 5G Challengers Washington has pushed allies to bar Huawei, a Chinese telecom giant, from building next-generation 5G mobile networks. With growing pressure to keep China's Huawei out of 5G network development, it could be time for firms like Japan's NEC and South Korea's Samsung to shine. Washington has pushed allies to bar Huawei, a Chinese telecom giant, from building next-generation 5G mobile networks, claiming its equipment can be used to spy for Beijing.  Huawei  denies the charges, but US pressure has prompted an about-turn in Britain. The government had already pledged to cut the firm out of the most sensitive "core" elements of 5G that access personal data and is now reportedly pushing for plans to end Huawei's involvement in Britain's 5G infrastructure by 2023. But excluding Huawei is not without challenges, because there are currently only two alternatives in Europe for 5G equipment such as antennas and relay ma...

Lal Chowk -Heart of City with dull and dry charm  https://kashmirpatriot.com/2020/07/25/lal-chowk-heart-of-city-with-dull-and-dry-charm/ Once a hub of busy city centre, it is losing its charm and customers   Every major city of any country has its own famous markets which come with ups and downs of that particular city. Whether it is Connaught place in New Delhi, Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi, Sarojini Nagar New Delhi, Hazratganj in Lucknow, Mall Road in Shimla, Raghunath Bazar in Jammu, each of these markets of particular city have their shine and charm in their own basket of particular city. Lal Chowk would be one of the particular examples of such market in Srinagar city. Lal Chowk is a city square (literally Red Square) in Srinagar in the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Lal Chowk was named so by Left-wing activists inspired by the Russian Revolution as they fought Maharaja Hari Singh. Lal Chowk has lived up to its name with the highest political sho...

Life of Kashmir Swings in Economic Crisis Imagine If Output is declining and GDP of Kashmir is Declining ,what would the streets look like? That is what Kashmir is going through. Recently loss assessment report of Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industries (KCCI) was given in which Kashmir’s economy has suffered a whopping Rs 40,000 crore losses mainly due to extension of lockdowns which Kashmir facing since August 2019 when the central government in parliament revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, taking away its exclusive domicile provisions .more than one lakh youth have lost job losses during a period of eleven months since August 2019.”.Rs 40,000 crore is not a joke ,it is severe economic disaster for our economy as we have been struggling and surviving only like tom and jerry cartoon show .Job Losses in in the sectors of handicraft, tourism and information technology have create cracks in the face and minds of people’s life.Borrowers of financial institutions have los...

Want something similar to Zoom but don’t want to spend any money, here are five great alternatives to the Zoom app. HIGHLIGHTS Cisco Webex Meetings is available for free during the pandemic You can also try Google Hangouts for your regular conversations Microsoft Teams is available for free, too Zoom has made its name in the world of virtual meetings, but it isn’t alone Zoom gained huge traction in a short span of time as several people are working from home due to the coronavirus outbreak. The video conference app pulled in more than 200 million daily active users last month — significantly up from a maximum of 10 million users previously. However, despite its skyrocketing growth, Zoom has been under fire over security concerns. From schools and officials to various governments, people have been asked to refrain from using the app. The Indian government also recently warned its officials about the Zoom. Also, some of its users have alleged that t...

Guess we are not done with the debate of whether or not Samsung Galaxy S5 will sport a metal body or not. Just yesterday we had reported, that sources in Korea are hinting that it is unlikely for the next iteration of Samsung Galaxy to come with a metal body. Now IBTimes is quoting, a news report by ETNews in stating that the Korean smartphone maker Samsung's R&D department is working on a new material for the metal body of its upcoming smartphone, which could include the Galaxy S5. Unfortunately, the new "diamond metal surface treatment technology" will not embed diamonds into the device to make the smartphone sparkly, as using real diamonds can be costly. But it seemed the company can make a way around this. ETNews suggested that Samsung could create synthetic diamond material by exposing carbon to high temperatures and pressures. Furthermore, the report also suggests that the "diamond-like" material infused in the coating will drastically dec...

Samsung isn't the only one with tales to weave about its latest smartphone. HTC's released a video detailing the manufacturing process behind its metallic beauty, the One. It's a quick tale, under two minutes long, and was actually part of HTC's big reveal in London and New York a few months back, although it's recently been given a re-edit and uploaded. The company keeps the focus on hardware construction and it's taken diamond cutters, "zero-gap construction", electro-chemical etching and, well, plenty more engineering to get the job done. Industrial manufacturing and chamfered edge fans should make the leap beyond the break for the full video. VIA: Gizmodo  SOURCE: HTC America (YouTube)