Voter ID Card & Aadhaar Card Link Up using NVSP Portal- How to Guide

NVSP-Link Aadhaar Card to Voter ID- EPIC Card Seeding
Using NVSP Portal Aadhaar no. and Voter ID Card Linkage | EPIC – Aadhaar
Seeding

Indian Government is taking measures against the Bogus voter id
card(EPIC) holders. To remove the details of the fraudulent voters from
their database, a new campaign for linking aadhaar card to voter id card
is being carried out. It is also being referred to EPIC-Aadhaar Seeding.
If you want the answer to the question – how to link voter id card with
Aadhaar card, this post contains the answer. Read the complete post for info

Voter ID Card & Aadhaar Card Link Up using NVSP Portal- How to Guide



Many cases of Voter ID card fraud have been reported in the country.It
is difficult to find out such bogus voters and eliminate the details
from the voter's database. This whole process is being carried out under
the NERPAP – National Electoral Roll Purification and Authentication
Programme. Click here to Read about this Programme

What is EPIC – Aadhaar Seeding

The process of Aadhaar-Voter ID Card linkage is also referred as
EPIC-Aadhaar Seeding. If you want to know more about EPIC Card, CLICK HERE

How to Link Aadhaar Card to Voter ID (EPIC Card) via NVSP Portal

The Indian States are maintaining their own portals for the linking
process. Following methods are available to complete the linking
process. This process is to be done at the NVSP – National Voter's
Service Portal

Portal Seeding/ Self Seeding
Online portals have been set up by State Governments so that the
electoral can visit the website and get the process done him/herself.
You need to enter your Voter ID Card (Or EPIC) number, Aadhaar Card
number and registered mobile number.

Through SMS
Voters can also link Aadhaar Card to Voter ID by Sending an SMS.

Call Center
Call Centers have been established across various state. Electorals need
to make a phone call to call center executives and provide the details.on.

How to Link Aadhaar to Voter ID Card(EPIC Card) Online using nvsp portal

Voters can complete this process easily online themselves. Voters of
every state can make use of the steps mentioned below. Before continuing
to the process make sure you have following ready :

Your Voter ID or EPIC ID (It is written on your voter Card)
UID ( It is your Aadhaar Number)
You need to provide a mobile number to receive OTP(One Time Password)
Let's Get Started:

No matter which State of City you belong to, the following steps will
make you Link your Aadhaar Card to Voter ID via online Mode :

Visit the Official Aadhaar Card linking page. Click here to Visit Now
You need to fill in the fields – Name, Father/Husband Name, Date of
Birth, State and District




After Entering these details Click on "search" button
If all the details Entered by you were correct, you will see your
details listed below
Now on the very left hand side, you will see a option "Feed Aadhaar Number"




Clicking it will open a pop up window


Now enter these details – Your Name in Aadhaar Card, Your EPIC(Voter ID
Number), Your Aadhaar Number, Mobile number and Email Id
After Entering the Details – Click on the Submit Button
Once all the details will be entered correctly, you will see a
notification "Your request for Aadhaar Number with Electoral Database
has been successfully registered"


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Current News:Google doodle celebrates Mangalyaan's one month in Mars orbit

                          In a tribute to India's space-technology prowess, Google is celebrating with a doodle today the completion of one month by Mangalyaan in an orbit around Mars. India's Mars Orbiter Mission, or Mangalyaan (Sanskrit for Mars craft), started orbiting Mars on September 24.

   Given that Google normally comes up with doodles to mark anniversaries, that is, annual events, this gesture of the search giant is rare. The doodle will be visible only in India.

 

tech news:Samsung develops WiFi 5 times faster than existing systems

Download a film in just three SECONDS: Samsung develops WiFi FIVE times faster than existing systems

• This will allow HD video to be streamed from mobile to TV in real-time
• Early attempts to use 60GHz band failed as they used millimetre waves
• These waves travel by line-of-sight and have trouble penetrating walls
• Samsung overcame this using 'wide-coverage beam-forming antennae'
• The south Korean group said its technology will be available next year

read more:  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2790843/download-film-just-three-seconds-samsung-develops-wifi-five-times-faster-existing-systems.html

News:4.93 million Gmail passwords leaked by hackers

4.93 million Gmail passwords leaked by hackers

Russian hackers have leaked the email IDs and passwords of as many as 4.93 million Google accounts. The same Google account password is used across all Google products, such as Gmail, Drive, Plus, YouTube, Maps etc.

The account details have been posted on bitcoin forum btcsec.com by a user named Tvskit. On the forum, Tvskit has said that approximately 60% of the passwords are still active.


Google in a blog post, however, refuted the claim and said that only 2% of the passwords still work and also said that its automated anti-hijacking systems would have blocked many of the login attempts.



While acknowledging the leak, Google said that this is not due to a breach in its own systems.

It said: "Often, these credentials are obtained through a combination of other sources. For instance, if you reuse the same username and password across websites, and one of those websites gets hacked, your credentials could be used to log into the others. Or attackers can use malware or phishing schemes to capture login credentials."

source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/Scientists-hack-into-Gmail-with-92-accuracy/articleshow/40688726.cms

Tech news:iPhone 6 specifications and iPhone 6 vs. Samsung Galaxy S5 vs. LG G3 vs. Sony Xperia Z3 vs. HTC One (M8)

iPhone 6 specifications and iPhone 6  vs. Samsung Galaxy S5 vs. LG G3 vs. Sony Xperia Z3 vs. HTC One (M8)

 
Apple on Tuesday refreshed its iPhone lineup with the launch of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.

The Cupertino-based giant also unveiled the much-awaited Apple Watch wearable alongside the company's new digital payment mechanism called Apple Pay. Interestingly, Apple also revealed the availability of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus for the Indian market, as the company's India site mentions the smartphones would be reaching the country starting October 17.

(Also see: Apple Watch Unveiled as 'Comprehensive Health and Fitness Companion')

With the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus confirmed to hit the Indian market shelves during the festival season in the country, we can expect some fireworks in the smartphone industry.

(In comparison: iPhone 6 Plus versus iPhone 6 versus iPhone 5s versus iPhone 5c)

The company finally entered the screen size battle with the new iPhones and attributed the move to consumers that are switching to handsets with bigger displays to watch videos and browse the Internet.

We compare the newly launched iPhone 6 against Android flagships from major manufacturers, such as the HTC One (M8), LG G3, Samsung Galaxy S5, and Sony Xperia Z3.

The new iPhone 6 is slimmer, taller and wider than the previous iPhone models, with dimensions of 138.1x67x6.9mm - the iPhone 5s measured 123.80x58.60x7.60mm. Apple is touting the iPhone 6 as the "thinnest" iPhone ever launched.

Compared to the Android flagships, the iPhone 6 appears to have the edge in slimness, and with its smaller display is also smaller overall - the HTC One (M8) (Review | Pictures) measures 146.36x70.6x9.35mm; the LG G3 (Review | Pictures) measures 146.3x74.6x8.9mm; the Samsung Galaxy S5 (Review | Pictures) measures 142x72.5x8.1mm, while the Sony Xperia Z3 measures 146x72x7.3mm.

Apple iPhone 6 features a 4.7-inch LED-backlit IPS display offering a screen resolution 750x1334 pixels. It offers a pixel density of 326ppi, similar to the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c with their 4-inch displays. Compared to the Android flagships, the iPhone 6 has the smallest screen at 4.7-inch, followed by One (M8) at 5-inch; Galaxy S5 at 5.1-inch, and Xperia Z3 at 5.2-inch. The LG G3 sports the biggest display with 5.5-inch screen.

The iPhone 6 weighs around 129 grams, making it much lighter than the Android flagships in this comparison. At 160 grams, the HTC One (M8) is the heaviest, followed by Sony Xperia Z3 at 152 grams, LG G3 at 149 grams, and lastly, the Samsung Galaxy S5 at 145 grams.

The new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are both powered by the new Apple A8 chip with 64-bit architecture while also feature the M8 motion coprocessor. The new A8 chip is an upgrade to the company's previous A7 chipset found in iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c. Unfortunately, not much is known about the specifications of the Apple A8 SoC, and until the phone is put through its paces in a benchmark or taken apart by a hardware review site, we will not know details about the number of cores, clock speed, and amount of system memory. Previous reports claiming to have run benchmarks on the iPhone 6 ahead of the smartphone's launch give contrary specifications, with some saying dual-core and the other quad-core, though most agree on 1GB of RAM.

All four Android phones have roughly the same characteristics when it comes to processor. The G3, One M8, Xperia Z3 use a similar 2.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S5 is available in two variants - powered by octa-core Exynos 5420 processor and Snapdragon 801. The flagships are available with either 2GB or 3GB of RAM, depending on the variant.

Even once the specifications of the Apple A8 processor are made available, a comparison between it and the SoCs used by the Android flagships will be difficult to make, with dissimilar benchmarks to run due to the differing nature of the platform the SoCs are made for. Even if the Apple A8 reveals specifications that on paper are obviously lower than the SoCs used on Android flagships, real world performance is the only indication we can use - as Apple in the past has shown it is able to deliver top-end performance with meagre specifications due to its hardware-software optimisation.

In the camera department, the iPhone 6 sports an 8-megapixel rear iSight camera, which might appear less in pixel count when compared to other Android flagships like the Galaxy S5 with its 16-megapixel camera; the Xperia Z3 with its 20.7-megapixel camera; the LG G3 with its 13-megapixel camera, and the HTC One (M8) and its 4-UltraPixel camera. The iPhone 6 also sports 1.2-megapixel front camera, while the Sony Xperia Z3 sports a 2.2-megapixel front camera, the LG G3 a 2.1-megapixel front camera, the Samsung Galaxy S5 a 2-megapixel front camera, and the HTC One (M8) with a 5-megapixel front camera.

On paper, the rear iSight camera found in the iPhone 6 seems similar to the one seen on the iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, and iPhone 5, though it brings a new autofocus technology called Focus pixels. It also features an f/2.2 lens. Notably, only the bigger iPhone 6 Plus features optical image stabilisation (OIS).

As we've seen in the past, it is almost impossible to compare cameras based purely on pixel count, and the output quality is all that matters. Most end-users never actually use their captured images at full-resolution, with most people simply sharing their photos on social media, or applying them as wallpapers. Only professional photographers need to worry about pixel count, that too when blowing up the image for specific purposes. The real-world camera performance comparison will be only done when we review the iPhone 6.

On paper, the iPhone 6 certainly seems to be putting up the good fight with Android flagships, and Apple is definitely looking to deliver to users the hardware features (like OIS, NFC, a large high-resolution display) that have been missing in its lineup. The iPhone 6 also gains a distinct advantage with its overall slimmer profile, though the tradeoff is a slightly smaller display. It must be noted however, until the real world performance of the smartphone is measured against its rivals, it will be very difficult to say which flagship comes out on top.

Tech news: Micromax launches Canvas Nitro A310 smartphone at Rs 12,990

Micromax launches Canvas Nitro A310 smartphone at Rs 12,990

Domestic handset maker Micromax on Monday launched Canvas Nitro A310 smartphone at Rs 12,990.

The budget smartphone will be available exclusively on e-commerce website Snapdeal the same day after 2pm (IST).

Micromax Canvas Nitro will sport a 5-inch HD display, the smartphone is powered by 1.7 GHz core processor and has a memory of 2GB RAM and an internal memory of 8GB. Canvas Nitro runs on Android 4.4.2 KitKat operating system.

The phone will sport faux-leather back panel. It will be available in two colours- Blue and White.

Canvas Nitro features a 13 MP rear camera with LED flash, auto-focus and a 5MP front camera for taking selfies and video calling.

The dual-SIM phone supports 3G, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS and has a 2500mAh battery, that is touted to give up to 10 hours of talk time.

read more:http://zeenews.india.com/business/gadgets/gadgets-news/micromax-launches-canvas-nitro-a310-smartphone-at-rs-12-990_107724.html

Tech News: Lenovo S5000 tablet launched at Rs 10,999

Lenovo S5000 tablet launched at Rs 10,999

Chinese company Lenovo has finally launched its tablet S5000 in the Indian market at a price tag of Rs 10,999.

Lenovo had unveiled the tablet at IFA in 2013 but had not launched in India. But now the wait is over, as the device is up for sale in the Indian market.

The affordable tablet will be exclusively available on e-commerce site Amazon.in. S5000 comes with a 7-inch IPS display, having a HD resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels.

The tablet sports a fabric-like rear panel with a metallic finish, with chrome-style trimmings on the sides.

It comes with a 1.2GHz quad-core processor coupled with 1GB and 16GB of ROM and the tablet runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system.

The tablet offers a 5MP rear camera and a 1.6 MP front camera for video calling and taking selfies.

The device weighs 246 grams and has a 3450mAh Li-Ion polymer battery, which offers more than 8 hours of life to the tablet.

Lenovo's tablet will compete with the existing players such as Acer's Iconia A1-713, Flipkart Digiflip Pro XT 712, Micromax Funbook and many more.

Read More: http://zeenews.india.com/business/gadgets/gadgets-news/lenovo-s5000-tablet-launched-at-rs-10-999_107716.html