Saturday, 6 October 2018

Offline and Camera Translation by Google in 7 Indian Languages

Google translate is the best feature, especially for those who mostly travel in foreign lands or wish to learn a new language. Google has issued a new update for the app.
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With the help of a new update on Google translate; several Indian languages could be translated into offline mode.

Besides several other features, there is a feature of camera translate option to translate from English to7 Indian Languages. The camera translate option available in 7 Indian languages includes Bengali, Gujarati, Kenned, Tamil, Marathi, Telugu and Urdu.

The users can download the files through offline translate, even when they do not have an internet connection. Instant camera translation is an extension of this feature, but in offline mode, this feature will work for English language only.

The official changelog of Google said that together with an offline translation, the camera translation will be available in translations from English to other Indian languages like Gujarati, Bengali, Kannada, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu.

The Google has fixed several bugs too.

For Android Google Translate, this update is being rolled out from the play store. You can download the APK file if you have not found this update and wish to use this feature.

Besides, Google has introduced several important changes in the design of its e-mail service. It includes an option to send the e-mails with an expiry date, in which the e-mail would get automatically deleted from the inbox after a certain duration of time. 

How to Increase an Internet Speed on Computer

Use the following trick, if there is the latest hardware in your computer and the signal strength is more than 512 kbps, but even then the internet is slow.
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This trick will considerably increase the speed of internet but do not expect lightning speed.

1. Go to your Desktop > right click on My Computer > Go to properties > click Hardware tab there and > then Open device Manager Option.

2. The window of Device Manager will open up > Here go to the menu of Ports (COM & LPT) > Now double click Communication Port (COMv) > then a window of “Communication port properties” will open up.

3. On “Communication port properties”, Click on port setting tab > here increase the “Bits per second” to 128000 > now set “Flow control” at Hardware option.

4. Apply all the settings and restart your computer.  

Millionaire by YouTube

It is a wonder of online earning, that an 8 years old child has become a millionaire. Last year an eight years old child earned $1.23 Million or 8 Crore Indian Rupees from YouTube.

He earned this money through a YouTube channel named Evantube HD.

This channel was started by Evan and his father 3 years ago. Here Ivan reviews new toys and video games which get launched in the market. He tells the audience during the review that which toys are suitable for a particular age of children. He speaks about the toys which will make the child more pleased.

During the review the facial expressions of Ivan, as and when he comes to see a new toy are worth watching.

More than 5.8 Million people have watched the reviews of Ivan, and he is the star of YouTube.

Tuesday, 2 October 2018

Biodiversity in India

After the green and white revolution, India is heading toward blue revolution for the preservation of biodiversity.
Peafowl
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In a meeting of Agricultural Biodiversity Congress, India emphasized its own importance in geographical diversity and different climate/ environmental zones.

India has rich and diverse biodiversity. There are deserts in the West and humid climate in the East. There are the Great Himalayas in the North and deep seas in the South.

In India, there are more than 47,000 species of plant species or flora and more than 89,000 species of animals.

The total length of coastline in India is above 81,000 Km.

It is strange that global landmass in India is mere 2.5%, but it houses 17% of world population, 18% flora and fauna of the world, and has taken 6.5% of the total global biodiversity in its lap.

The challenges will increase in the future. At present, it is necessary to conduct research and give importance to agricultural biodiversity for the global food security, nutrition, health, and environmental protection. 

Rearing Crops in Space Station

American space agency NASA has developed a new technique.  The scientists have claimed to grow the first crop at APH, the Advanced Plant Habitat.
Plant Growth Experiment
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As per reports this first crop is a small species of wheat and a flower plant Arabidopsis.

APH was established in space in 2017. The Project Director Brian Onett said that besides growing small plants, the quality of seeds could also be developed at APH. This is a big achievement of agriculture in space.

 It is believed that this research would provide fine quality nutritious food to those astronauts who work on ISS missions at space for longer durations.

Both the seeds were sown at APH in February 2017. The crops were taken care of by an automatic tool Farmer, known as Plant Habitat Avionics Real Time Manager. APH has been so designed that it develops a necessary environment for the plants to grow in space. 

Avoid Excess Carbohydrates for Cancer Recurrence

The excessive intake of carbohydrates and sugar increase the risks of the recurrence of cancer among the patients of head or throat cancer. These risks may lead to untimely death. So it is advisable to avoid the excessive intake of carbohydrates after cancer Therapy.
Carbohydrates
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This link of carbohydrates and sugar with cancer has recently been found in a recent research conducted by the scientists.

It was found that the risks of death increased among those patients taking excessive amounts of carbohydrates and sugar in the form of fructose, lactose, and maltose.

The research included more than 400 patients. Out of these more than 17% of the patients reported the recurrence of cancer, while 42% of them died

The Professors conduced a research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. They found that a difference in the type and stages of cancer was more among those taking carbohydrates than those reducing the intake of it. 

On the other hand, the risks of recurrence of cancer and the resultant death after the treatment becomes least with the intake of fewer fats, grains, and starch foods like potatoes. 

Carbohydrates are the organic compounds that consist only of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.