Thursday, 14 August 2014
Don't miss an alien walking on the moon (NASA Captures the IMAGE)
New York, Watch this NASA image carefully. In all probability, you may agree to see a humanoid figure walking along the surface of the moon.
NASA is yet to confirm what this image is all about but for YouTube users, the image is not less than an alien and its shadow.
The image is part of a YouTube video now
viral on the internet. The video from a user named Wowforreel has been
seen over two million times in less than a month.
The images used to create the lunar
images for Google's moon series come from NASA. The owner of the video
started investigating the shadow after receiving an online tip from
another web user, Australia's 9News reported.
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Sharwanands "Baahubali"
Sharwanand has apparently bought the distribution rights of Baahubali in one of the areas in AP, the Film yet to be released. He already produced a film named ko ante kothi which did not give the expected result. The film is being directed by SS Rajamouli Starring Prabhas and Rana.
Google Relates With HP To Build 'Now' For The Workplace
Enterprise customers are some of the toughest nuts to crack, which is why Apple has scampered off to IBM for help, and Google too is supposedly in talks with its own partners. The Information reports that Google could partner with HP to enable its Google Now 'virtual assistant' to be used as a search tool for corporate data.
The idea is for employees to search for information such as financial data or inventory information in a way similar to how people search for weather updates, or a restaurant. Google Now currently does not display information that hasn't already been indexed by Google's servers, meaning you only see what Google knows.
This isn't the case with Cortana or Siri, which apart from looking through Microsoft's and Apple's suites respectively, can also pull information from other applications. Google is now looking to extend Now's capabilities to do exactly this, starting off with integrating corporate databases and applications.
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