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7 Wonders of the World:  https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/walkaround/index-hd.html?878--0--0--0/Seven-Wonders-Of-World   Boons of Botany https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/showandtell/index-hd.html?893--0--0--0/Boons-of-Botany   Geographical Trivia:  https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/quiz/index-hd.html?877--0--0--0/Geographic-Trivia   Festivals of India:  https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/wallofframe/index-hd.html?894--0--0--0/Incredible-festivals-of-India   University Anatomy Lab Tour https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/walkaround/index-hd.html?725--0--0--0/Virtual-Reality-Tour:-The-DYPMC-Anatomy-Museum   Aquatic Tour:  https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/walkaround/index-hd.html?892--0--0--0/Diving-into-the-Aquatic-World      Science Trivia:  https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/quiz/index-hd.html?874--0--0--0/Trivia-on-Science-&-Technology   Fire Safety Drill https://studio.experizer.com/act/v0.1/walkaro

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The Dark Side of Technology: Are you really Incognito?

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"Privacy" -  The thesaurus throws up various synonyms for this word. Confidentiality, discretion, secrecy, concealment , and more. However with Mobile Phones listening to your voice commands, home furniture and accessories getting internet and your car climate control getting synced with your bedroom AC, the veritable meaning in the word "Privacy" is perpetually getting lost while we are techno-enabling our day-to-day lives. Yes that very same life that is governed with the use of this technology and like it or not, you cannot change it. Well, today the top technology companies are vying for the lone top spot in a technically competitive market and each of them is ensuring they secure a irreplaceable spot in our lives. Take for example "Home automation". Yes, that seems to be the new buzzword. Even eCommerce companies are assisting people in getting their homes automated under the 'pretext' of running their day-to-day lives.  But why

Yo 2015!

I am really not sure what this post should be about or why I am writing this. Infact I was not sure what I should write as the title of this blog post. I certainly see that year on year, my contribution towards this blog has gone drastically low. Blame it on my workload, but I could manage writing just a single sensible blog last year in March and now after more than an years time, I have finally found time to write a new post and fuel up my blog. When I really look back and do a quick review of when I posted more frequently I clearly see that I did that when I was a fresher in this industry, Transition to a corporate broadband that gave 20-30 KBPS speed from a couple of bits speed dial up modem was phenomenal! First thing that I did was, searched for my long lost chuddy buddys! So I bumped into this blog of one of such buddies and I finally checked this awesome website called Blogspot - got this sub domain and boom! It all started off with the Panwallah pattern, reivew for Youngist

Android: Device out of memory/Device Memory Full/Insufficient Storage Available? Here is how I got rid of this message.

Despite of having 2GB of memory on my phone, my phone was showing a very weird ratio on the storage usage. App's were using around 830 MB of memory and I was having just 240MB of memory left with me. This happens very frequently and to get rid of this problem, just follow the following steps(at your own risk). This works with non-rooted(Stock) phones. 1. Open your Dial Pad and dial "*#9900#". 2. Press the "Delete dumpstate/logcat" option. 3. Reboot the phone(optional).  Presto! It helped me free around 800 MB of memory on my phone. Yes, some people have reported loss of bookmarks on the stock browser but rest of the data ideally is intact which is anytime better than rooting or a factory reset. 

Making a come back!

My closest circle had warned me not to walk that walk and talk that talk of becoming an entrepreneur. Had heard enough warnings that I'd not be able to devote time to my own self, to my family and most of all to my identity online - my blog! And so, here I am writing a new post after what feels like a decade since I last came here.  What took me so long? Was it my work? Was it my schedule? Or was it my ignorance? Honestly, I don't know. But what I do know is that this blog despite of not having any new posts was doing a good 16K visits in a months time. It is all thanks to a couple of hand picked topics. - Well the winner is a post about a shortcut that we usually use. Anyway, that is going to take sometime for me to figure out what is going to roll in this world next but somewhere I feel I need to change the gears in the topics selected for new blog posts.  Can that be core technology posts? Well it can be, but there are thousands of them and they are doing a great job

Simulated Learning Environment using Augmented Reality

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Creating simulations uptil now was just about arranging the right learning content after the current one based on the input of the user or at the max it probably could go upto showing a 3D environments. Perhaps that was the best way we eLearning guys could visualize the learners learning in a simulated environment. But is that really it? Well, perhaps not. I found this video over here and when I showed this to my team, they thought I peeped into the future but minutes later, we were close building a simple basic example of Augmented Reality. Yeah, post-that as a technology person, I feel Augmented Reality is the future of simulated learning environments. Watch this video to get a load of simulations using Augmented Reality.