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^ This is a major victory for every internet user of India ...

In a press conference this afternoon, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has issued the ‘Prohibition of Discriminatory Tariffs for Data Services Regulations, 2016’ that upholds net neutrality.

The chief telecom regulatory body has ruled that:

• Service providers cannot offer or charge discriminatory tariffs for data services on the basis of content.

• A service provider may, however, reduce tariff for accessing or providing emergency services.

• A penalty of Rs. 50,000 a day will be levied for discriminatory tariffs charged by service providers.

• TRAI may review these regulations after a period of two years.

The country witnessed one of its most constructive public discourses which was non-violent as well as circumspect. Despite majority of the replies being sent through Facebook there was a considerably large number of replies that came from other forums as well which has not happened before. This consultation paper had one of the largest number of respondents over 24 lakhs which speak volumes about the quality and reach of the net neutrality debate.

The Logical Indian heartily congratulates all its community members! The major contribution to the debate were from All India Bakchod(AIB) and E-commerce websites and also from individual personalities like Nikhil Pahwa, Mahesh Murthy and others. Our joined efforts have successfully protected net neutrality and the open web in India. We thank you immensely for taking your time to reply to the TRAI consultation papers, whose cumulative effect has ushered in today’s landmark ruling.

At the same time, we wish to thank the TRAI for coming up with a public consultation process before taking important steps such as this. It is definitely due to TRAI’s innovative process that public opinion has managed to defeat the pressure from corporate giants.

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^ Android 6.0 Marshmallow ...
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Google has finally taken the wrapper off the next version of Android and revealed it will be known as Android 'Marshmallow'. More importantly, it's also been given the version number 6.0, rather than the point update many of us were expecting.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow is an upcoming release of the Android mobile operating system, to be released in Q3 2015 ("likely September"), with Preview 3 released on August 17, 2015. First unveiled at Google I/O on May 28, 2015, Marshmallow will focus primarily on incremental improvements and other feature additions.

Features ...

1) Android Pay ..
With the arrival of Apple Pay and Samsung Pay, Google is revamping its own mobile payment service it actually introduced back in 2010 with Android Gingerbread. Compatible with phones running on Android KitKat and above, Android Pay will let you walk into stores and tap on an NFC terminal to pay for products.

2) Google Now on Tap ..
Google's virtual assistant is arguably one of Android's best features and it's going to get even better in Android 6.0. Now you'll be able to get useful, contextual information on anything you have currently running on your phone screen. So if you're watching a video on YouTube, simply hold down on the home button to find out more information about someone in the video. Another example where on Tap could be useful is getting restaurant suggestions when you're talking about going out for dinner in a text message conversation.

3) App permissions ..
We've all been there before. You go to install an app in the Google Play store and you're met with a long list of things the developer wants access to. To make it easier for users to keep track of what phone features can be accessed, permissions will now sit in specific categories like Sensor, Camera and Location.

4) Standardised fingerprint support ..
While fingerprint technology is not really widespread on Android phones, Google is opening the necessary APIs to allow developers to add fingerprint support with any app. That improved biometric authentication will also be extended to Android Pay to authorise payments, making it work a lot like Apple Pay.

5) Doze ..
In a bid to hopefully give your battery life a boost, Android Marshmallow is introducing a feature that recognise when the Android device is in a rested state to help conserve power. Google says it has tested it with a Nexus 9 and claims it can help make battery life last two times longer in standby mode by using fewer background services. If you're worried about missing out on alarms and incoming instant messages, Doze will still allow those notifications and modes to be activated.

6) Direct Share and Floating Toolbar ..
Two small but nontheless smart new additions, Direct Share can learn who you share content with frequently from different apps and turn the process into the press of a single button. With the floating toolbar, it'll also improve the way you can copy and paste content from web pages or documents.

7) Simplified volume controls ..
The redesigned volume controls in Lollipop were not universally loved and Google has listened. It's tidier and now also includes the ability to individually monitor audio from anything making sounds, whether that music or alarms.

8) Chrome Custom tabs ..
In a move to improve web experience on phones, the new Chrome Custom Tabs is one for developers. When an app wants to push you into a web view, app developers can now use custom tabs to load on top of the app so you don't need to open another browser. Those tabs support automatic sign ins, saved passwords, multi-process security and autofill.

9) Doze
10) Other bits
11) Integrated Android Wear support
12) Dark mode / night mode
13) Manual camera functionality
14) Better notification syncing between devices
15) More sophisticated data usage warnings
16) Smart app uninstalls
17) Ability to uninstall any app
18) Faster updates
19) More unlock options
20) Rotating home screen
21) App drawer has been fixed
22) Delete screenshots
23) Remove status bar icons
24) RAM Manager
25) Network Settings Reset option
26) App permissions
27) Web experience
28) Fingerprint support
29) App links
30) Power and charging
31) Auto Backup and Restore for APPS
32) New app drawer
33) Adoptable Storage Devices, etc ...

Android M review ...

With the Developer Preview now available, we've been able to flash onto our Nexus handset and give it a thorough going over. Now it's early days for the new version of Android, and we've seen a number of crashes usually in relation to connecting to Wi-Fi networks that have intermittent or limited connections, but generally the new Android is pretty stable. All the new features haven't been integrated yet, most notably there's no Now on Tap etc ...

When will Android 6.0 Marshmallow be available? ...

Like previous versions of Android, we can expect it to roll out to phones and tablets in the Autumn. Currently, developers can play around with the final Android Marshmallow builds on the Nexus 5 and 6 smartphones plus the Nexus 9 and Nexus Player set-top box.

How to download and install Android M ...

If you want to learn how to download and install the Android M preview on a Nexus device, hit the link. (https://www.androidpit.com/how-to-get-android-m-preview).

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~:: (Source -1)http://android-developers.blogspot.in/2015/08/m-developer-preview-3-final-sdk.html
2)https://www.androidpit.com/android-m-release-date-news-features-name
3)https://www.androidpit.com/android-m-phone-update-news
4)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_Marshmallow5
5)https://www.androidpit.com/android-m-release-date-news-features-name
6)http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/mobile-phones/1403196/android-marshmallow-60-m-release-date-features-news-rumours
7)http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/android-m-features
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^ Apple Just Canceled The Right Click ...
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Years ago, when Steve Jobs decided that mice needed only one button, Apple had a problem. While Mac users were busy clicking on things all over the screen, PCs added a second button, the right click, in order add a second layer of interaction, a feature that eventually forced Cupertino’s hand and created the control-click. Even as mice added button after button and trackpads still featured right clicks, Apple kept on keeping on with a single, monolithic trackpad. Until today. Today, it seems, is the day that Jobs’ one-button vision is being finally realized.

Phil Schiller’s description of Force Touch was pretty nerdy. Essentially, instead of adding a pivoting sheet of glass, the company created a system that enables variable resistance for each click. That means you can either tap the touchpad or give it a harder press in order to bring up the functions that were usually associated with the right-click. While it’s not clear whether Force Touch actually brings up the control-click menu, it’s an important addition to the MacBook mythos.

In addition to the sensors, the tactile feedback adds even more human-computer interaction to the process of clicking on the screen. While none of this is particularly exciting to non-Macheads, it’s clear that the Jobs Mission is still top-of-mind at Apple, an important consideration as the company moves forward into the next decade.

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~:: (Source - http://techcrunch.com/2015/03/09/apple-just-canceled-the-right-click/)::~