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Introduction

 

Do you want to earn $100 daily from home by working just for a few hours? Then you are in the right place. It always feels better to work in home condition. And what's more, comforting is when you have to work for 2 hours only. That sure sounds good.

 

Being an entrepreneur and working for yourself is the best feeling you can ever have. No annoying co-workers, no nagging boss, no boring meetings, and the paycheck is what you earn. There is a 0% initial investment. What's more, you can ask about your work life.

 

Here are some of the home-based business ideas that will make money for you.

  1. Renting out your home

Renting out your empty home can be a prime choice to earn an income. Let's say you have a guest house that has been for decades and you have been using that house as a storehouse. You can prepare that room for the guest and can find tenants for the room. This method is more like a passive income than normal income methods.

 

It is not necessary that you have to keep tenants on a monthly basis. If you want you can also charge per night as well (depending on the place you are living in).

  1. Invest in real estate

The real estate business can be considered more like an alternative investment. You can buy and sell the houses in these methods. You also have different types of properties you can sell, such as duplex houses or condo units. Depending on the location, some properties can be cheaper or more expensive than others. And the profit that comes with this business made it hard to ignore this method. This method is more like a long term investment, as your property can be sold in a matter of months and sometime it may take more than a couple of years.

 

Once you become proficient enough, you just need to work for a few hours a day making phone calls to seal the deal and that it. You will be independent and self-employed.

  1. Invest in share market

The share market has always been a place to making fortune. Take high risks and you will be rewarded with high profits. The share market is growing at a rapid rate. This change in the market has given rise to may platform. These platforms help their users with assistance in the decision-making process.  bitqt is one such platform, from where you can use cryptocurrencies to place your bid in the share market to buy shares of the company.

  1. Start your blog

Starting a blog site can be the best thing you can do if you love sharing your experiences. It is a way to share your experience and knowledge and in return, you will reward with the loyal audience on your website. Yes, it is hard and takes some to grow your audience and monetize your site. But once you are over with it, you will be glad you chose this career. Sharing your experience from your home that's all you will ever be needed for a blog site.

  1. Social media experts

Social media is one of the trendy topics today. The social media platform is the busiest place on earth. With more than billions of active users, it provides a medium for the companies to interact with their audiences. If you think that you are proficient enough, you can use this opportunity to build your carer as a social media expert and can outsource your skill to the needy companies.

Conclusion

In daily commutes, normal communication between colleagues and co-workers is not for everyone's fancy. So why not go for jobs that you can do from home. Working from home means that you can take your own calls and work as per your own condition.

 

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After the launch of the HTC One M9, HTC Today has updated its Blinkfeed Laucnher in the play store with a complete new look and rebranding it to "Sense Home". The update brings Sense 6 users a bit closer to the Sense 7 UI.

 

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Sense Home now integrates HTC Themes App, one of the features that debuted on the One M9, allowing users to create custom themes in order to give their phone a personal touch. Colors, fonts, icons and sounds all these can be changed. Besides creating their own themes from scratch, users can also browse and download high-quality designs from the app's catalog. Sense Home widget is another novelty: based on your location, the widget automatically shows your most frequently used apps.

 

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You can download the new Sense Home on the HTC One M8, as well as on the two-year old HTC One M7. However, not all features are available for the M8 and M7, as they require Sense 7 UI (which has yet to be released for the two handsets).

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In spite of Samsung's best efforts to keep things silent, rumors about the upcoming Galaxy S8 are plenty. In fact, you can almost make a complete specifications chart based on what the rumors are providing. However, they are only rumors and therefore, are perfectly capable of being absolutely wrong. We had heard previously that the S8 will feature a 4K display to make VR more enjoyable on the device, but the latest ones are reporting that the S8 will continue to use a Quad High Definition or 2K display just as its predecessors before it. This might actually be a good decision as a 4K display can put tremendous strain on the battery.


We have now heard it multiple times that the S8 will feature a full-screen dual curved display without any physical Home buttons whatsoever. In confirmation to that rumor, new reports are suggesting that none of the Samsung's suppliers have received orders yet for supplying the parts that would be necessary to construct the iconic Samsung Home button. This leaves us to speculate that the fingerprint scanner which has so far been embedded into the Home button will be replaced with an optical fingerprint sensor or may be an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner. We will keep you updated as we hear more.


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)



By now, almost everyone knows about the rumors and expects the Galaxy S8 to come without the iconic Home button. A new rumor is even suggesting that the virtual Home button and navigation keys on the Galaxy S8's display will be pressure-sensitive in nature. What this means is that the soft keys will react differently to varying levels of pressure, much like the "3D Touch" or "Force Touch" technology which made its smartphone debut on the iPhone 6s. Additionally, the soft buttons will also be completely configurable.


As one can probably imagine, the physical Home button will be removed from the front of the Galaxy S8 in order to make room for the rumored bezel-less display. If you are wondering where the fingerprint scanner would end up, as it had traditionally been placed inside the Home button in Samsung phones, we are not exactly sure. There are two theories regarding this. One suggests that the fingerprint scanner will simply be moved to the back of the device, while the other disagrees. Some of the leaksters are of the opinion that the S8 will sport the waterproof, optic fingerprint scanner from Synaptics which will be placed behind the front glass of the phone's display. Which one would you like to see?


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)



After a series of leaks, images and videos revealed almost everything about the upcoming S8 and S8+, the situation has become kind of boring now. While we are sure that there will be more leaks as we approach March 29, not much is really left to leak in all honesty. Having said that, we do have news for you today which points to two very unique leaks!


We had reported earlier that the S8 series may get a violet version and it seems that we were not wrong after all. Samsung India has opened up a sign up page for its users which lets you choose the color in which you would like to experience your Galaxy S8. The color options include Black, Silver and the brand new Amethyst.


In other news, the Always On virtual Home button we have already seen a few times by now is rumoured to be pressure sensitive in nature. At this point, it is hard to predict how it will be implemented, but we are guessing that the button will sense different levels of pressure and perform different actions accordingly.


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)



For the first time ever, Samsung has removed its iconic physical Home button from the bottom of a smartphone manufactured by them, i.e. the Galaxy S8 (and the S8+). What does that mean for you as a user?


No Fingerprint Scanner in Front


The rather awkward position of the rear-mounted fingerprint scanner on the two S8 smartphones is a result of the physical Home button being replaced by the virtual on-screen one. While Samsung should have definitely placed the fingerprint scanner in the middle of the back, it would have been better if they simply opted for an under-the-screen ultrasonic scanner instead.


Less Screen Real Estate


For the first time ever, the display on the smartphones will have to sacrifice a bit of screen space at the bottom to make room for the on-screen buttons. Although, given the extra-long nature of the two displays, that shouldn't really be a problem.


Pressure Sensitivity


The Home button, capacitive as it maybe, is pressure sensitive by nature. What it means is that you can now touch it to feel a vibration or tactile feedback, not unlike what we are used to seeing on the latest iPhones. Also, a bit more pressure or "hard pressing" as Samsung calls it may bring up more options.


The move was made to make way for the near bezel-less design that Samsung is going for with the S8 and the S8+ and it seems like a good one, even though there might be a few problems here and there. Even the Samsung logo was moved to the back, which actually makes the infinity display look even better.


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)


How to Increase Productivity of Employees Working From Home


The coronavirus pandemic has created the need for organizations to make it possible for their employees to work remotely. While this has helped companies to remain competitive during a difficult time for the global economy, it has also created new challenges.


One of these challenges is how to manage remote teams and ensure they remain productive. The issue is attributed to the fact that employees can choose to engage in other activities while at home due to the freedom they enjoy. Many employers, therefore, fear that these workers might fail to deliver.


As an employer or manager, you can improve the productivity of remote teams in three ways.


Require Employees to Have Dedicated Workstations


You can improve productivity by requiring remote workers to have dedicated workstations at home. This should be like a private office with all that they need.


The advantage of having a dedicated workstation is that there are fewer distractions. This allows the employee to concentrate on the task at hand even though they are at home.


Such a station also helps to create the right mood. The worker feels like they have officially entered the workplace environment each time they step into the workstation. This then allows them to work as though they were in the workplace, contributing to improved productivity.


Invest in the Right Communication Tools and Technology


Communication between members of a remote team and the management has a significant influence on productivity. Poor communications and lack of access to vital information can make it impossible for employees to complete their tasks on time. This can then affect the productivity of the whole team and that of the whole organization.


Such issues are the reason why you need to invest in the right communication tools and technology. Among those you should consider are unified communications, which combines the various communication methods used by your organization. It also ensures there is easy access to vital information by all the members of the remote team.


With the right type of communication tools and technology, you eliminate gaps that can affect productivity due to the physical distance between the employees.


Trust Your Employees


As an employer, you might be tempted to keep tracking your employees each minute of the day on suspicion that they are not working. While this can be a good thing, it can also demoralize the remote team. As a result, they can decide to stay in front of their computer and do little, which will then affect productivity.


Therefore, the best thing would be to trust your remote team more. You can show this by giving them the freedom to plan daily schedules, provided that they meet their target within the agreed time. This will encourage and motivate them to give their all, which will then boost productivity.


In conclusion, you can boost the productivity of your remote team in three ways. First, encourage them to have dedicated workstations at home. Second, invest in the right communication tools and technology such as unified communications. Finally, show your employee that you trust them to do what is right. This will motivate them to give their all even with no supervision.



While the entire world is busy with speculating about the iPhone 7's unveiling next month, Bloomberg has recently published a report on the iPhone 8, which is probably still in the drawing boards. Even though the iPhone 7 would most likely resemble the current-gen iPhones in many ways, the iPhone 8 might be a different beast altogether.


At the core of the redesign lies the decision to remove the physical Home button usually found in the middle of the bottom panel. Obviously it will still be there, but as a part of the display. This would mean that the future iPhones may have nothing but an OLED edge-to-edge display (as per rumors) in front. The touch-sensitive sensors integrated in the display will give the user a vibrating feedback to mimic the sensation of actually pressing a physical Home button. Since we have already seen something like this with the MacBook trackpads, we imagine that it is quite a plausible possibility. The OLED panels on the other hand are definitely coming, but whether they will make it to the iPhone 2017 models is something that we will have to wait to find out more on.


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)



Can you live without a home button on your next shiny new iPhone? Well, you are probably living just fine already if you own the iPhone X, but at least you had a choice to go for the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus in 2017. As per recently posted images by 9to5Mac, none of the iPhones which Apple will release in a week's time will have the Home button. Does this mean that Apple is bidding adieu to the fingerprint scanner completely? Well, it certainly looks that way, unless they can do a Vivo and install the fingerprint scanner right within the display! Check out the images yourself, which also happens to have the 4th gen Apple Watch on there as well.


Just in case you are not up to date with the rumor mill, let us remind you of the key ones below.


·         Both iPhones will be styled similarly to the iPhone X


·         Only the larger, 6.5" iPhone will have an OLED display and two cameras


·         The older iPhone X might receive a price cut, but an upgrade in hardware ($899)


·         The new 6.1" device will be sold at $699 and the large screen, 6.5" iPhone will cost $999




Do take all this with plenty of criticism because unlike Samsung, Apple usually plays things pretty close to their proverbial chest.


Saikat Kar


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Perhaps the main reason why bingo remains so beloved is that it's really easy to play and anyone can participate. Zero skill or prior knowledge is required, and it's as simple as jumping straight in and having fun with the numbers. The rules have remained pretty much the same over the years, as have the chances of winning, with the numbered balls being drawn completely at random.


Bingo Origins and Variants

 

The game of bingo itself is thought to have originated in Italy during the 16th century around the time of the first lottery ticket games gaining popularity, known as Il Gioco del Lotto d'Italia, with variants of the game then spreading to France and then Great Britain over the next two hundred years.


During the early 20th century, the first modern versions of bingo began appearing as an attraction at fairs and carnivals, particularly in the late 1920s. However, the formats varied slightly in the UK and US, where the game has arguably enjoyed the greatest popularity, even leading to the construction of dedicated bingo halls and gaming venues.


In the UK, a traditional bingo ticket has nine columns and three rows, with twenty-seven spaces in total containing fifteen numbers. There are five numbers and four blank spaces in each row. To win prizes, players aim to get all the numbers on one 'Line' or 'Two Lines', while a 'Full House' for the jackpot is achieved by crossing off all fifteen numbers. Players get a strip of six tickets, and ninety balls are drawn until there are winners.


The US variant appeared first in Pittsburgh, apparently, before quickly spreading nationwide with a patent for the game secured by Hugh J. Ward. Traditional American bingo cards contain twenty-five squares arranged in a five-by-five grid, of which nineteen contain numbers. Three cards are issued per player and seventy-five balls are drawn as players aim to complete rows and shout 'Bingo!' to win a prize.


Bingo in the Digital Age

 

Over the last decade and because of its simplicity as a game, playing online bingo has become increasingly popular in the digital age, taking away the need to visit dedicated venues and bringing it to the comfort of your own home.


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Just as bingo evolved gradually from its Italian lottery origins, modern gamers can enjoy a variety of themed offerings at different sites, given that game developers have been very creative. Using either the USA 90-ball or UK 75-ball variants, bingo games have been created that also incorporate themes from popular culture, movies and TV, or the video gaming theme in general.


These can range in style from visual similarities to popular casual games such as Candy Crush or Tetris to hit TV shows like The Crystal Maze, with extra side games and quizzes that accompany the core bingo game. Undoubtedly, such design choices from developers have brought a much wider choice of games to players, who can now choose whatever they fancy playing at any given time, all to suit their own particular choices and preferences.


Bingo has always been regarded as a social game, played among families and friends. For this reason, and emulating the idea of social networks, many online bingo rooms also feature a chat section, which allows players to converse during games. In some bingo games, this is also used as a special feature, with bonus prizes in cash or free tickets offered to those participating in group chats.


Nevertheless, the appeal of playing bingo online for some players is anonymity and privacy, without being disturbed in a crowded bingo hall or venue. So, don't be surprised if not everyone wants to talk while playing their game. With many options available, you can enjoy playing bingo in whichever way you prefer!


Pearl

 

The most amazing thing about the just released Apple Watch, is the User Interface. Well, Even if Apple Watch will not be available until early,2015. You can get this incredible UI right now on your Android Wear Smartwatch and its customizable too.

 

It turns out that someone has already copied the home screen of the Apple Watch, with all those circular icons, and made it available for Android Wear devices. Note that this is just a watchface. Hence, the icons don't do anything, you can't tap them to enter apps or the likes.

 

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The design is still there, though. What you see above is called the "Pear Watchface", and it can make it to your Android Wear watch by using the WearFaces app which you can find on Google Play. As you may have guessed, this app lets you install many different watchfaces on your Android Wear powered smartwatch, and now Pear is one of them.

 

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