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Apple, Samsung To Benefit As India Plans To Speed Product Testing
- Friday September 2, 2022
- India News | Reuters
India will try out a strategy of parallel testing to speed up safety approvals for new electronic devices, an industry group told Reuters today, a move that could boost device launch plans by the likes of Samsung and Apple.
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www.ndtv.com
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West Bengal Startup Develops New Device That Can Produce Oxygen From Water
- Friday June 24, 2022
- Press Trust of India
A startup in West Bengal has come out with a device that produces oxygen from water just by pressing of a switch, the founders of the technology claimed. 'OM Redox', the device developed by Solaire Initiatives, which is incubated in the Webel-BCC&I Tech Incubation Centre, provides pure oxygen from water, they said.
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www.gadgets360.com
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A Tainted Indian League Gets Chinese Smartphone Backer
- Monday November 2, 2015
- India News | Adi Narayan, Bloomberg
The Chinese are coming and they are setting their sights on cricket in South Asia.
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www.ndtv.com
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Apple, Samsung To Benefit As India Plans To Speed Product Testing
- Friday September 2, 2022
- India News | Reuters
India will try out a strategy of parallel testing to speed up safety approvals for new electronic devices, an industry group told Reuters today, a move that could boost device launch plans by the likes of Samsung and Apple.
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www.ndtv.com
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West Bengal Startup Develops New Device That Can Produce Oxygen From Water
- Friday June 24, 2022
- Press Trust of India
A startup in West Bengal has come out with a device that produces oxygen from water just by pressing of a switch, the founders of the technology claimed. 'OM Redox', the device developed by Solaire Initiatives, which is incubated in the Webel-BCC&I Tech Incubation Centre, provides pure oxygen from water, they said.
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www.gadgets360.com
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A Tainted Indian League Gets Chinese Smartphone Backer
- Monday November 2, 2015
- India News | Adi Narayan, Bloomberg
The Chinese are coming and they are setting their sights on cricket in South Asia.
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www.ndtv.com