TecQ: Apple India, Facebook, Netflix, Samsung Galaxy A7 & More
This week’s round-up from the world of technology.
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1. On Facebook’s 12th Birthday, Some FB Stories That Melt Our Heart
Facebook turned 12 on 4 February, and no matter how young or old you are, everyone seems to be on the site, reconnecting with old friends, sharing trending stories and cute animal videos (we all do it, don’t worry). This special occasion was celebrated by Facebook as #friendsday, and we at The Quint decided to ‘share’ some heartwarming stories that took place, thanks to Facebook.
Read the stories that will truly bring a smile to your face.
2. Here’s What Apple Should Be Doing to Get More Love From India
Apple consumers in India often complain about how the company has solely invested in markets like the US, parts of Europe, China and Japan among others. When most mobile majors had a strong India focus, Apple went the other way. But, it’s safe to say that’s not the case anymore.
India stood out as a bright spot for Apple with 76 percent growth in smartphone sales from the year-ago quarter. But that’s just a start.
Read here to know what Apple can and should be doing to get a headway in India in the foreseeable future.
3. First Impressions: Samsung Galaxy A7 for Millennials is Expensive
Samsung plans to bet big on the millennials in 2016. That’s why the company announced its two new phones the Galaxy A5 and A7 at the Samsung Forum 2016 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
We got our hands on the bigger of the two, the Galaxy A7. Read and watch what we think of the latest Galaxy smartphone from Samsung.
4. First Impressions: Moto X Force Is the Real Shatterproof Phone
Motorola Moto X Force is capable of withstanding falls from a height, unlike the Apple iPhone 6S or the Samsung Galaxy S6, thanks to its inbuilt shatterproof technology. The phone has been equipped with 5-layer display coating that ensures protection against accidental falls. The company is offering a 4-year warranty on the display and they claim Moto X Force can tackle the toughest conditions without breaking apart. So. does it really work? Find out here.
5. Netflix’s Jonathan Friedland Loves India and Selfie Interviews
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