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Psychology says deep thinkers aren't just processing more information than others; they're running a different decision-making system most people never access, one that quietly checks second-order consequences before the first answer even formsDeep thinkers may be perceived as indecisive, but they utilize a more deliberate cognitive process, as described by Daniel Kahneman's resea...- Quote of the Day by Alfred Nobel: 'A heart can no more be forced to love than a...'—Inspiring quotes by the legendary Swedish chemist and inventor who also founded the Nobel PrizesQuote of the Day: Alfred Nobel's quote on love, comparing it to digestion, emphasizes that emotions cannot be forced. This reflects his lif...
- AI generating 5G with a differenceA new study by Ericsson reveals that telecom providers could see a 5-12% increase in 5G revenue by offering enhanced connectivity for gener...
- Ericsson scaling up Pune manufacturing facility to meet India 5G gear requirement: India headEricsson recently bagged 5G network deals from both Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel and is already helping them deploy their networks. Both ...
- Users willing to shell out up to 45 pc premium for 5G plans: Ericsson's studyEricsson's study assumes significance as the countdown for 5G services availability has begun in India, the world's second-biggest smartpho...
- Airtel conducts India's first rural 5G trial along with EricssonThe demonstration took place in Bhaipur Bramanan village on the outskirts of Delhi-NCR using 5G trial spectrum allocated to Airtel by the D...
- 5G to offer $27 bn biz opportunity for India by 2026: EricssonTelecom operators are currently recording an average top speed of around 22 mbps on their 4G networks, while 5G services tests have recorde...
- Ericsson keen to mentor start-ups in IndiaWith around 22,300 people working in India, Ericsson caters to customers globally. It has R&D centres in Bangalore and Chennai.
- India tops Asia in mobile customer addition in Q3, 2016: StudyToday, there are around 5.1 billion subscribers globally compared to 7.5 billion subscriptions as per the study.
- India added over 21 million mobile subscribers in Q1: Ericsson Mobility ReportThe report said that the mobile data traffic in India will grow 15 times by 2021, and despite being the most mature market, US mobile traff...
- India takes top spot in new mobile connections: EricssonIndia has come out on top globally in terms of mobile subscriber growth, with a net addition of over 13 million customers in July-September...
- India has 52% users who spend least time on Internet: EricssonThe group includes more females than males with a high representation of 40-59-year olds. The number of devices owned is the lowest, with a...
- Consumers expected to adopt wearables, says Ericsson studyEricsson said that 71% of consumers, already satisfied with their wellness were interested in technology adoption such as wearable devices.
- Ericsson exploring opportunities around government's 'Smart City' initiativeThe Sweden-headquartered ICT technologies giant is already working on similar projects worldwide.
- India leads global growth in mobile subscriptions in Q1: Ericsson StudyIndia led global growth in mobile subscriptions for the first quarter ended March, adding 28 million users, taking its total base to 790 mi...
- Kids spending more time on mobile internet: StudyAround 30 lakh Generation Z kids -- those born after 1994 -- are using 3G services and children in cities are spending more time on mobile ...
- India, China account for 35% of active mobile services users: StudyIndia and China account for 35 per cent of 4.1 billion active mobile services users worldwide.
- Faster web, applications drive smartphone purchases: ReportFaster Internet accessibility & ability to use more apps are the main reasons that drive people to buy smartphones, a report by Ericsson Co...
- Smartphones encroaching on time spent with loved ones: ReportSmartphones have affected the private lives of people, as it is encroaching on the time spent with loved ones, a study by Ericsson said.
- BSNL pays $80 a line to Ericsson for GSMBSNL has placed an order for 14 million GSM lines with Ericsson at a cost of $80 per line, much lower than the original cost of $107.
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