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In the recent months, we all are spending more time on our device and kids are no different. For kids, they have now a reason to use their devices more and every single day as their schooling and summer camps have moved to online learning owing to the ongoing pandemic. But, it is our responsibility to ensure that kids are using their devices more for learning than playing and other online activities. Enter Microsoft Family Safety app. Though this app has been designed for kids who are only using Microsoft own ecosystem of products and services, i.e., Microsoft edge (for web browsing), Windows 10 PCs and Xbox devices, it helps parents better understand their kids’ use of screen time, set time limits for specific apps and games, configure boundaries around web search and access, and track family members’ location, among other things.

In case you’re looking for an online learning app for kids, you can check out the Ology: Science for Kids app by the American Museum of Natural History. Featuring games, videos, articles and other engaging resources, there are around 36 interactive modules that span a broad range of scientific areas including archaeology, paleontology, astrophysics, and biology. Check out our Cover Story to know more about these apps.

Other apps featured in this month Cover Story are #A Time Zone Utility App “Dilims”, #Wellness Theme Based Gaming App “Bird Alone”, and #Videography App “REC – Pro Video Camera”.
If you’re an iPhone or Apple Watch user, don’t forget to visit our “Feature Guide” section to know everything about the latest watchOS 7 and iOS 14.

In the pages to follow, IEEE experts have tried to address questions like “Are voice controlled devices safe alternatives during COVID-19?”, “How Active Data is Fuelling Cities’ Responses to COVID-19”, and more.

5 New Apps You Should Know

REC Pro Video Camera

9 mins

APPLE WATCH: Everything you need to know about the latest watchOS 7?

'We’re energized by the positive impact Apple Watch is having on our customers and are excited to deliver meaningful new tools that support their health, fitness, and wellness. watchOS 7 brings sleep tracking, automatic handwashing detection, and new workout types together with a whole new way to discover and use watch faces, helping our users stay healthy, active, and connected. - Jeff Williams Chief Operating Officer, Apple''

5 mins

How Active Data is Fuelling Smart Cities' Responses to COVID-19? Know What Experts Have To Say

The COVID-19 pandemic presented emergency response teams around the world with the unique challenge of addressing a contagious virus for which there currently is no cure. Social engineering schemes that rely on managing social change and behaviors have become our go-to crisis response, introducing a new approach to disaster response and recovery.

2 mins

Are Voice Controlled devices safe alternatives during COVID-19?

“Elevator, take me to floor six.”

2 mins

Snippets of announcements made at the sixth edition of GOOGLE FOR INDIA 2020

It’s been incredible to see the rapid pace of change unfolding over my past few visits to India. From the excitement of young people using the latest apps and services, to the ways people are using smartphones to improve lives in rural villages. Google’s efforts in India have deepened our understanding of how technology can be helpful to different types of people. Building products for India first, has helped us build better products for users everywhere. But India’s own digital journey is far from complete. There’s still more work to do in order to make the internet affordable and useful for a billion Indians. From improving voice input and computing for all of India’s languages to inspiring and supporting a whole new generation of entrepreneurs. I am excited to announce the Google for India Digitization Fund. Through this effort, we will invest 75,000 crore rupees, or approximately 10 billion US dollars, into India over the next five to seven years. This is a reflection of our confidence in the future of India and its digital economy.

5 mins

5 WAYS TO EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATE WITH THE MILLENNIAL WORKFORCE

We have all heard of the stereotypes—quiet and antisocial millennials who can’t look you in the eye. Often tagged as the “Me Generation,” millennials have a reputation for being lazy, entitled and too engrossed with their smartphones to connect with those around them—but are these stereotypes really the reality?

4 mins

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Apps Unveiled Magazine Description:

Apps Unveiled is India’s first and only monthly magazine on mobile applications. It is owned by AppCrazy Media Private Limited, new print media start-up based in New Delhi, India.
Nowadays, the facilities offered by Smartphones through numerous mobile applications are becoming increasingly synonymous with our daily activities, both at home and at work. Undoubtedly, the presence of mobile applications is changing the way we work, live and interact with people. From paying bills to booking cabs, locating blood donor to managing diet plans , mobile banking to networking; mobile applications offers almost everything just at our fingertips, helping us to cope up with our hectic routines.
But as per our study, Smartphone users always stay confused which app to download or not to download. Moreover, they don’t have enough time to browse through the app market to gain firsthand experience. On the other side, there is a challenge for app developers or promoters to instigate the user to download their apps, given the burgeoning number of similar apps available across multiple operating platforms.
Keeping all these points into consideration, AppCrazy Media has launched a magazine “Apps Unveiled” with dedicated content on mobile applications (or apps). Our team will unveil selected mobile apps across different categories such as entertainment, games, lifestyle, utility, safety, security, health, productivity, travel etc. available on different operating platforms namely, Android, iOS, BlackBerry, Windows, Java and Symbian after thorough ground work and research.
Our readers would get a chance to explore a whole new world of mobile apps apart from few commonly known apps. Also, they will understand how they can use their Smartphone’s more smartly by effectively using the mobile apps to meet their day to day need on the go.
For app developers or promoters, it’s more than a magazine, an opportunity to reach mass Smartphone user base in India and to inform them about in-depth functionality of their mobile applications. Advertise with us to reach the right audience in a smarter way.
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