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Solar Panels For Cleaner and Greener Energy

A solar panel is a device that is used to absorb energy from the sun to generate heat or in many cases electricity. It is also referred to as a photovoltaic cell since it is made of many cells which are used to convert the light from the sun into electricity. The only raw material for these solar panels is the sun of our solar system. It is made in such a way that the cells face the sun to enable maximum absorption of rays of the sun. The greater the energy from the sun is, the more the electricity that is generated.

How To Choose Right Solar Panel?

One of the most asked questions about solar energy is how to choose the right solar panels for your home installation. Here are some of the aspects to consider:

The cost of the Panels
The efficiency of the Panels
The durability of the Panels
The type of Solar Panels
These are four of the most important factors to study when choosing solar panels for your home.

Top Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Companies In Dubai

Every day is a festival in the world of technology. Every minute there is something new out there. The success of technology has changed the way of looking this world. Yes, it is time to change our perspectives. It is the era of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR).

Both. VR & AR are spreading their wings in every field of the world, whether it is entertainment or science or business or even education. Virtual and Augmented Reality have started a revolution in the world of technology.

Many Top Virtual Reality Companies and Augmented Reality Companies in Dubai have already begun the development of the technologies to make them available to everyone.

Let’s dig deeper.

Virtual Reality

As the name suggests, it is a reality which is nearly virtual. In other words, VR technology is software generated realistic videos, images, sounds that replicate a realistic environment. There are top Virtual Reality companies in Dubai which provide Virtual Reality HMD (Head Mounting Devices).

People can wear these headsets and see and feel the 360-degree views from the screen installed inside the headset. There are also dedicated earphones with these headsets to give user more realistic experience.

360-degree cameras record the contents for these Virtual Reality Headsets. These cameras record 360-degree views and sound of the particular place, and the user can see and feel everything in the VR Headsets.

Augmented Reality

This technology is a little bit different from the previous explained Virtual Reality. Virtual Reality completely replaces the real-time view of real surrounding and shows the Virtual or in other words, showing inside the VR headsets. Consequently, the Augmented reality interacts with real time surrounding and utilizes it.

in the very first day of its annual F8 developer conference, Facebook hit us with a barrage of new innovation and features coming to the platform. CEO Mark Zuckerberg was big on Augmented Reality, while the new VR app paltform is something straight out of a sci-fi movie. Here's everything the social network has in store for you this year.




We are making the camera the first Augmented Reality Platform,” Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced at the company’s annual developer meet. The new camera features within the Facebook app allows users to superimpose various face filters on their pictures, just like Snapchat. These can be accessed from the camera icon on the top left corner of the Facebook app home screen. Facebook says the platform will rely on developers to create new AR experiences for its users and will be compatible with AR hardware such as eyeglasses in the future.

Samsung has launched its new flagship devices, the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+ in India. The two are priced at Rs. 57,900 and Rs. 64,900 respectively. Both phones also come with the company’s own AI assistant called Bixby, which can be activated via a dedicated button located below the volume rocker.



Both devices offer pretty much the same set of specifications except for the screen size and battery. The Samsung Galaxy S8 sports a 5.8-inch display and a 3000mAh battery, while the Galaxy S8+ sports a 6.2-inch display and a 3500mAh battery. Both devices come with the company’s Infinity display, which offers a resolution of 2960x1440 pixels and a ratio of 18:9. The two smartphones are also the first smartphones in the Galaxy series to ditch the physical home button, which is now located behind the display. The fingerprint sensor has been moved to the back of the back of the phone, next to the camera module. Further, the two devices come with iris and facial recognition.

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