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The best smart thermostats can automate the heating and cooling of your home, to ensure it's at the temperature you want when you want it. Rather than using a schedule for when your home should be heated and cooled, smart thermostats give you more control by letting you adjust the temperature from your phone even if you’re not at home. No more returning home late to find you’ve been wasting energy as the heating has been running full blast all evening. Smart thermostats also let you change the temperature with your voice, and can work with other smart home gadgets, such as smart lights and smart plugs and switches , so when you walk through the door the lights are on, your favorite songs are playing and your home is at the perfect temperature. It's not just about home automation, smart thermostats can help save energy and potentially money too. Some internet-connected thermostats use AI to identify how long it takes your home to heat up or cool down, amending your schedule … [Read more...] about Best smart thermostat 2021: save energy and money when heating your home

Okinawa Autotech is setting up a plant to manufacture motors and controls for its scooters at its upcoming 5-lakh units per annum plant at Alwar in Rajasthan which is scheduled for commissioning late next month or early June. Surprisingly, leading electric two-wheeler makers are on a massive expansion spree despite the abysmal volumes and low capacity utilization. For instance, Gurugram-based Okinawa that leads the EV scooters space, closely followed by Hero Electric from HeroMoto Corp, is adding almost six-times more capacity and so is the Hosur-based Ather Energy , in spite of the fact that they are using only one-third of their capacity now. Ampere and Ather come at distant third and fourth slot when it comes to volumes. The move makes Okinawa the first electric two-wheeler maker to have own assembly line for motors and controls, the two key components in an EV after the battery, which it is already manufacturing at its Bhiwadi plant, said Jeetender Sharma , founder … [Read more...] about E-scooter maker Okinawa Autotech investing Rs 70 cr in components unit at Raj plant

WE'RE now into our third lockdown, and if you've had your fill of the local takeaways then a DIY restaurant kit might be for you. With many of the UK's top restaurants now offering DIY kits, they're perfect if you're looking to celebrate indoors, or just something new to do this weekend. Whether it's Indian, burgers, pizza, Italian, fried chicken or even tapas, the following kits are available for nationwide delivery. Favourites including Dishoom, Honest Burger, are all available to order nationwide and to enjoy from the comfort of your living room. In most cases you'll only need a couple of store cupboard essentials to finish off the meal kits, and some will come with everything you need. So if you're looking for something a bit different, or a special treat these are the best restaurant kits to order now and enjoy at home. 1. Dishoom Bacon Naan Kit Dishoom's first ever 'at-home' cookery kit, the hit Indian restaurant based the old Bombay cafes, was always going … [Read more...] about The 32 best DIY restaurant kits with nationwide delivery including Dishoom, Honest Burger and more

ALDI and Lidl are famous for some of their dupes, with fans claiming the cheap versions are as good or better than the real deal. But Aldi has run into trouble this week, as M&S is suing it for it's knock-off Colin the Caterpillar cake - called Cuthbert. The posher supermarket is says the similarity of Aldi's Cuthbert the Caterpillar cake leads customers to believe they're of the same standard. It's not yet clear whether M&S will win its lawsuit, but it does raise questions about some of Aldi and Lidl's other products. Here we round up some of the most similar looking or taste-a-like dupes - but can you tell the difference? Cheese Puffs vs Wotsits A 150g bag of cheese puffs costs 49p at Aldi But a 130g back of Wotsits Giants costs £1.99 at Asda Frosted Flakes vs Frosties Frosted Flakes cost 83p for a 500g pack at Lidl. Kellogg's Frosties are currently discounted to £2.50 for a 500g pack at Asda. Jaffa Cakes vs Jaffa Cakes You'll … [Read more...] about 22 of the best copycat Lidl and Aldi products – but can you spot the difference?

Mumbai: Increased demand for technology talent, following an accelerated focus on digital adoption by businesses due to the Covid-19 pandemic, is making hiring expensive, especially for early-stage startups , multiple founders and recruiters told ET. Engineers, data analysts , developers and product managers in the three-to-seven-year experience bracket are often being hired for up to 50% higher salaries than industry levels by startups flush with investor capital. Founders and investors say the current “hiring bubble” is reminiscent of 2014-2015 when the funding boom inflated salaries—the first time for the Indian startup ecosystem—on the back of massive funding that the likes of homegrown e-commerce company Flipkart received. At the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, companies had to retrench staff, but as the wheels of the economy picked up pace and the adoption of technology accelerated, funds flowed into startups in the fintech, Software as a Service (SaaS), edtech … [Read more...] about Salaries at these startups boomed among coronavirus

V Ramgopal Rao, director at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi, is involved in two startups. One is trying to make an explosive detection kit on a chip. The other is building sensors for agricultural applications. Both these require VLSI (very large-scale integration) talent. VLSI is the process of creating an integrated circuit (IC) by combining millions of transistors onto a single chip. Different applications often require different kinds of chips. Off-the-shelf chips may not be good enough, or may be too expensive. Rao is trying to bring down the cost by creating unique chip designs. But VLSI talent is too expensive in India. “I cannot afford my own PhD students,” Rao said at the Times Techies Webinar last week. The students’ salary as soon as they graduate, Rao said, is almost half of his. “In five years they would be earning much more than what I would be making. So just imagine the condition of startups. They have a huge requirement of VLSI implementation and they … [Read more...] about Why India needs a lot more talent that can craft chips

We get to know some TV characters like family over the years, so it's hard to adjust when a beloved series ends. However, it's even more of a shock when a character up and leaves in a season finale, or even midway through with no prior warning. Sometimes, a character's departure is set in stone and is part of a greater plan from the writers and producers, even if it does come as a shock to viewers. But often, it's because the actor behind the character decided to quit—or they got pushed. Here are 15 stars who unexpectedly left their hit series and why they made their exits. Kal Penn, House Kal joined the Fox medical drama House in 2007 as a regular cast member playing Lawrence Kutner, a new member of Dr. Gregory House's new diagnostics team. However, in the season five episode "Simple Explanation" in 2009, his character died by suicide, with the reasons behind the death left unexplained by writers. Penn had left for a new job, but interestingly enough, it wasn't to … [Read more...] about 15 Actors Who Unexpectedly Left Their Shows—and Why

Here’s a riddle: If higher-quality audio sounds better, and better-sounding music is more enjoyable, then shouldn’t you stream music in the highest possible audio quality? The answer is yes. Listen to music in the highest possible quality. You’ll love the shimmering drum cymbals that keep singing out long after they’ve been hit. Hearing fingers sliding on the neck of the guitar will bring a new dimension to the acoustic ballad that makes you tear up each time you hear it. Listening to the best-fidelity streams means you’ll feel like you’re in the room with the artists. The answer to the riddle is also no. Streaming songs at the highest possible audio quality costs most people too much money and effort to justify it. And therein lies the conundrum. There’s no initiation sequence or member’s card to become an audiophile. If you love hearing the finer details of a song, then dive in. John Farrey, label relations manager for Amazon Music, describes a specific example of the … [Read more...] about What Is Hi-Fi Audio, and Should You Pay More for It?

Prince Philip continued to don the shoes he wore for his wedding for the rest of his life, it has been reported. The Duke of Edinburgh married Queen Elizabeth on November 20, 1947. For the next seven decades he continued to wear the same black leather shoes he slipped on that day to formal events, MailOnline reports. The 70 year long relationship Philip maintained with the shoes was revealed by the Confederation of British Industry president Lord Karan Bilimoria. "He told me once that he was wearing the shoes from the day that he got married," he said. "We were next to each other and tying up our laces when he told me that those were the same shoes from his wedding day. It was amazing." The touching tribute was made the day before Philip's funeral. The duke will be interred at St George's Chapel in Windsor in a ceremony which begins at 3pm tomorrow which will be broadcast live. This evening an Order of Service for the funeral was published which shows a string … [Read more...] about Thrifty Prince Philip ‘continued wearing his wedding day shoes for 74 years’

India's federally ruling BJP and West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress have hedged their bets on star power to win the ongoing political battle in the state legislature. This time, state elections are witnessing a bitter political contest between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Trinamool Congress (TMC). It is because the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC is aiming to retain power for a third consecutive term and the BJP wants to unseat it. Both parties are hoping to win voters' hearts. They wish to swing votes in their favour while relying heavily on the celebrity appeal of their candidates. Most of these celebrity candidates have been fielded in "tough" seats, known for being rival party bastions. The star power of the BJP includes MP Babul Supriyo, an Indian playback singer, live performer, television host, actor-turned-politician. He will contest from Tollygunge in Kolkata. He defeated his Trinamool Congress rival Dola Sen by 60,000 votes during the 2014 state assembly … [Read more...] about Star Wars : Actors, Singers, Directors Try Their Luck in Political Ring of India’s West Bengal