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Bharat Sharma

Bharat Sharma

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Technology Journalist, India Times

New Delhi

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Opinion-Editorial, Informational etc., Religion Politics, Culture

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Total articles 2708

  • iPhone 16 Series Could Feature Dedicated 'Capture Button' For Video Recording

    By Bharat Sharma Verified| India Times@ The recently released iPhone 15 line up marked the introduction of a new Action Button on the Pro models. The Action Button replaced iPhone's mute switch and may be used to perform a variety of tasks - turning on the torch, launching the camera, and accessing shortcuts. What new feature is iPhone 16 getting? Now, it appears that a new button is expected to make its way to next year's iPhone 16 series.

    By Bharat Sharma Verified · India Times

    Dec. 18, 2023

  • You Can Now Pin Important Messages On WhatsApp, Here's How

    By Bharat Sharma Verified| India Times@ WhatsApp now allows users to pin messages on the app. The Meta-owned app is rolling out a pinned message feature on iOS and Android devices that lets users pin individual or group chat messages. The ability to pin messages within WhatsApp could save time for many users, especially if they conduct business on WhatsApp. However, a message may be pinned on WhatsApp for a maximum of 30 days.

    By Bharat Sharma Verified · India Times

    Dec. 18, 2023

  • Soft Robotic Arm Inspired By Octopus Movement Holds Promise For Medical Services

    By Bharat Sharma Verified| India Times@ A research team has created a soft robotic arm that moves like an octopus. This device possesses potential to transform medical care, especially for the elderly. What do we know about the arm? The robotic arm may be controlled with a finger glove. According to research lead Wen Li from China’s Beihang University, such tech could give users a shot at playing "Doctor Octopus" like the Marvel films where "multiple arms perform various tasks simultaneously," South China Morning Post reported.

    By Bharat Sharma Verified · India Times

    Dec. 11, 2023

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India Times

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India