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Tuesday, 19 June 2018

Khan Academy's online math tutorial makes headway at NDMC schools

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Khan Academy, one of the first online math teaching pro bono sites, has gained traction both in terms of publicity and fund raising, when Bill Gates, an ardent supporter, talked about the site at TED Talks and the Gates Foundation gave it a substantial grant. Since then, the site, which students had chanced on initially, has garnered 64 million registered users worldwide. At least 15 million students practice regularly.
Over a billion videos have been watched, and 10 billion problems solved. In India , two million users have signed on and there are a million monthly users. But even the ...Read Full Story

Tuesday, 20 March 2018

Alcatel POP4 10 tablet review: At Rs 10,999, great choice for budget buyers

Alcatel Pop4 tablet

Alcatel recently launched its new 10.1-inch tablet, which supports 4G LTE in India. Priced at Rs 10,999, the POP4 10 tablet is available exclusively on Flipkart. With only 7.95mm thickness, the company claims that the Alcatel POP4 is one of the thinnest tablets available in the world.
The Alcatel POP4 10 tablet was first unveiled in CES 2018, where the company announced its global partnership with Flipkart for better consumer engagement and retail availability at a time when the tablet manufacturing industry is on an apparent decline. This is a notched-up variant of the previously released A3 10, priced at Rs 6,999.

Business Standard reviewed the Alcatel POP4 10 to test its overall performance. Here are our observations:
Design:
The POP4 10 tablet is a lightweight tablet that looks very sleek. The company claims this 10-inch Full-HD tablet is the best that a consumer can buy for latest features at such a price range in the market.
The POP4 10 has a non-mettalic body that although looks nice, collects a lot of fingerprints. The rear camera lies at the corner of the right-hand top corner. The USB port and the 3.5mm jack also sits on the top while the dual speakers are in the front of the tab.

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