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This company dominates the consumer electronics market Tokki, a Japanese company founded in 1967 and later acquired by Cannon, specialises in systems that create premium OLED displays (used in almost anything which requires a display) By a process

The ChatGPT Effect ChatGPT didn’t just change tech — it changed user expectations. Millions now expect machines to understand natural language. That’s the new UI. Startups that make AI feel invisible, useful, and human-first will lead the next wave.

Why has India faced difficulties in producing a mobile phone brand that can compete with international brands like the iPhone, Samsung,Pixel, or OnePlus?

India is the world's sixth-largest coffee producer, and Asia's third-largest. The majority of India's coffee is grown in the southern region, with Karnataka producing around 70% and Kerala producing around 23%.

Did you know Apple relies on Samsung for its stunning iPhone displays? 🌟 Despite being fierce competitors, Samsung's cutting-edge OLED technology powers the vibrant screens we love on iPhones. Why? Samsung leads the market with unmatched quality a

Business Idea — 🇷🇴 Health tickets have appeared in Romania💪 The country has installed machines that issue a public transport ticket after 20 squats. 🚋💸 In these machines, you can't pay with money — only with squats🏋️‍♂️ 🤣 What if someone se

Note: Please take this lightly. It's just a thought. """ I've read somewhere that in the world full of insane people only the most sane personal would be called insane. I agree with this quote. This is how our psychology works, it is how it's design

Subject: Seeking Co-Founder for Scalable Rickshaw Screen Advertising Startup I’m building an innovative startup that’s reimagining urban advertising with ready-to-install digital screens for rickshaws. Our model equips rickshaws with plug-and-play

Revolutionizing Outdoor Advertising Traditional outdoor advertising, such as billboards, skywalks, and bus stop ads, is often prohibitively expensive and inflexible. Our startup is addressing these limitations by introducing a novel approach: 15-inc

How the World’s Elites Plan to Replace Everybody Else with Intelligent Machines In our increasingly divided world, the wealthiest one percent live in a world of their own. For the time being, they still need the lower classes — to build their houses