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My name is Arpan Tewary and I am a full-time blogger.

I guess you are here because you want to know a bit about me, huh? I'm not all that good at talking about myself, but I'll give it a shot.


I have completed my Master Of Computer Application degree in 2018. I am a techy guy. Love to talk and write about technical facts. I love gadgets/electronics, music, writting.

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AIRTEL VS JIO

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Another battle between Airtel and Jio Bharti Airtel is rolling out their last-mile connectivity with the target of reaching over 20 mn addressable households in 95-100 cities in the next 3 years The upcoming next big battle for telecom companies will be fought over getting consumers to use fibre-to-the-home (FTTH), which offers broadband, voice as well as TV. The country's largest telecom company, Bharti Airtel, is aggressively rolling out last-mile connectivity with an ambitious target of reaching over 20 million addressable households in 95-100 cities in the next 3 years. That is equal to a third of the number of direct-to-home (DTH) households in the country.
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What are the latest technologies in IT industry?

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The following are the most trending technologies in 2018- 1) Self-Driving Cars: The development race for self-driving(driverless) cars was the major topic for news channels around the world in 2017. The concept of self-driving(driverless) cars has attracted some big companies like  Google, Tesla, Mercedes and more in an arms race for introducing the first driver-less cars on the road. In recent times the testing for self-driving cars is going on. Hope it will hit the roads soon. 2)  AI (Artificial Intelligence) OR IoT (Internet of Things) The year 2017 witnessed the marvel of AlphaGo Zero when it taught itself the game of Go, became its best player ever in just 40 days. And it did all that without any human data or interference/help. 3)  Prescriptive Analytics Large corporations and companies started working on Big Data and created their own ways to be better at predictive analytics. This was helping medium and large businesses tremendously ...
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Goal-Line Technology

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Goal-Line Technology At the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ France’s Karim Benzema was the first player at a World Cup™ to benefit from goal-line technology for the award of a goal when his header against Honduras crossed the goal line only for a few milliseconds. The technology supported the referees in three incidents at the last edition of the FIFA World Cup™ and as many as eight goal situations at the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ in Canada. The referees at the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ can continue to rely on this tool during the tournament in Russia: all competition stadiums will be equipped with goal-line technology that processes information from 14 high-speed cameras and sends a signal within one second to the referee’s watch indicating when the ball has crossed the goal line.
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