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Samsung has been at the top of the smartphone tree for some time now, but in 2015 it dropped the ball. Not in terms of the quality of its flagship phones - that remained typically brilliant - but in the way it attempted to market two top-end handsets with the same screen size at vastly different prices. This year, in 2016, with the Samsung Galaxy S7 it's changing that, with clear air between the 5.2in Samsung Galaxy S7 and its 5.5in sibling not only on price but also on screen size. In short, Samsung - just like Apple does with the  iPhone 6s  and  6s Plus  - is giving its customers a clear choice. If you like your smartphones big, choose the 5.5in Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and pay a bit more; if you don't like having to stitch up holes in your pockets every few months, the smaller, slightly cheaper 5.1in Samsung Galaxy S7 I'm reviewing here is the way to go. Either way, you're getting the best smartphone on the market. But you’re not going to do that ...

China has just built the world’s most powerful computer ever, and it's capable of 93 petaflops – or   93,000 trillion calculations per second. Like all supercomputers, Sunway TaihuLight is pretty huge, and is installed at the National Supercomputing Centre in Wuxi. Those figures are pretty hard to grasp, even when compared to the second-fastest computer in the world: the Sunway is twice as fast and three times more energy-efficient than the second most powerful supercomputer in the world, the Tianhe-2 – another Chinese computer. Like other supercomputers, this isn't something you'd be able to build with off-the-shelf components; the TaihuLight gets its power from 10.5 million bespoke processing cores and 40,690 nodes, all built locally.  So what's it even for? Although 93 petaflops of processing power would make for an incredible game of 1v1 Call of Duty or Time Commanders, the Sunway TaihuLight runs Linux, so it's pretty hard to find decent games to run on it...

#Zinkcarrot has launched new app quotes larger than life which includes series of motivational quotes.You can download it for free and can change the way you think in your life by reading these quotes.This is the third app in row by #zinkcarrot. Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.main.lifecodes&hl=en

Any business need a solid marketing strategy for their success. Nowadays digital marketing is equally important and have a pivotal role in the entire marketing process. This shift happened within a span of 5-8 years because of the popularity of smart phones and internet accessibility. People started depending heavily on search engines and are comfortable with social media. They find it easy to be online and this tendency will last until another innovation. Sighting the behavioural change in target market and the future of digital marketing in India, majority of companies have included digital marketing in their business strategies. Some companies are running the entire process in-house and some are outsourcing it completely or partially. Ideally a smart digital marketing strategy should be synchronized with the company’s overall marketing and growth plan, adaptive to market trends, flexible to the buyer behaviour. So is outsourcing a smart move? There are different factors to c...

You can place and arrange elements on your project even after you’ve inserted them. In this tutorial we’ll cover how to move, duplicate, delete and place objects next to each other. To change any object’s position on the workspace, click on the object, hold it, and drag it to it’s new position. If you drag it on top another element, it will take that element’s place. Hover over an object to pull the object rearranging menu. As you can see, from there you can a) delete the object, or b) narrow, duplicate or edit it. Click on the  trash can  to delete an object. To reverse this action, simply click u ndo.  Close the dialogue or refresh your browser to make the action permanent. Narrow any element to reduce its width to half. Repeat this with another element to place them side by side. Note that images and videos can’t be narrowed. To undo this last action, click on  widen  on both elements. Duplicate an object to  save time if y...

Inserting objects There are two places where you can find objects to add to a project: The navigation bar on the right side.  You can add the following items: charts, maps, text, photos, media and integrations from other data sources and Google Analytics. The inline navigation.  To find it, hover over any free space on the project’s workspace. The same elements can be found there. Use the inline navigation if you want to add an element in a specific place of the workspace. Charts Start by clicking on the chart icon on either one of the navigation bars. This will open a window where you’ll find a list of charts. The charts are grouped based on their chart type. Click on any of the chart types to see all of the charts that belong to that group. To add the one you want, just click on the image.  Maps The map selector works in a similar fashion – on the left you have a large list of avai...