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Reaching India’s Internet Dark

Imagining a life without the internet is difficult for most of us; for one our IQ would appear to drop by a few points without the ability to Google as often as we do.  The internet has redefined how we communicate, how we do business, and has given us instant access to information that significantly improves the quality of our lives. But the reality is that ‘we’ are just a fraction of the Indian population. The majority have never logged on to the internet, either because they don’t have access or because they find traditional modes of internet access too complicated or inconvenient. Without access to the internet explosion, they are left in the dark, unaware of vital information and opportunities that can better their lives.

Samsung launches India centric apps on the occasion of. Republic day

With the Republic Day on the anvil, Samsung, one of the leading mobile brands in the country has launched four applications that will help you learn more about the Indian history, culture, art, etc. developed by the company's app developers in India. These apps have been introduced keeping the interests audience in mind. These apps can be downloaded on Android as well as Bada phones.

Indian Authors: Those who have a keen interest in knowing about Indian authors and their work can upload the Indian Authors app as this constitutes of various Indian authors and their details, like their important writing works, their life, etc.

Indian Khoji: India has been known for great innovations; the Indian Khoji app carries information about them and educates the user about the great Indian founders.

Indian Honour: While the previous mentioned give information about the authors and the founders, the Indian Honour application includes details of various national awards of India like Padma Bhushan, Param Veer Chakra etc. given by Indian government for the exceptional contribution in various fields.

Indians Pride: This application displays the National Anthem and National songs in our mother tongue and thus help the user, be it a kid or an old person, know the lyrics correctly.

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