After the likes of Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Samsung Gear VR, there is a new player in the market which has been hyped as the VR device for the masses. Yes, Sony PlayStation VR, available from 13th Oct 2016, is priced at just $399 as compared to Oculus Rift ($670) and HTC Vive ($926).

With over 2 million apps currently present within the mobile device market, it can be challenging for any new comer to be found without spending boatloads of cash. Meaning, if you’re looking for folks to get their eyes on your prize, it is imperative that you understand the basic principals of app store optimization.

Card games are believed to be originated in China slowly spread its roots to India and Persia. In the 10th century, Chinese people used paper-like dominoes to shuffle and play games.

It is believed that the card games primarily originated in China. The evidence can be traced back to 13th century China where the paper was invented around 105 AD. From China, the card games along with Mahjong and Dominoes spread its roots to West. 

The Gaming community is growing like the Pacific Ocean and we are a few crazy drops of it and these gaming apps are insanely addictive, hard to break away, once you start playing. This doesn’t apply to just kids, even adults are obsessed and this obsession is spinning millions of dollars for app makers.

Launching and marketing a game app is not everyone’s cup of tea. Some terribly fail to make a mark while others mint billions of dollars purely because

'With the rapid growth of mobile device market, ranging from smartphones, e-readers to tablets, development of enterprise apps is also increasing at a burgeoning rate.' “Change always comes bearing gifts”.

Big Data is perceived as a huge amount of data and information but it is a lot more than this. Big Data may be said to be a whole set of approach, tools, and methods of processing large volumes of unstructured as well as structured data. The three parameters on which Big Data is defined i.e. Volume, Variety and Velocity describes how you have to process an enormous amount of data in different formats at different rates. 

The buzz around Big Data is undeniable. Regardless of the size of the organisation, managers can use this information, to help drive better, more effective organisational decision making, as a result of accurate analysis.

We’re living in an era where data is being generated on an enormous scale on daily basis on three fronts i.e. velocity(real-time period), variety(audio,video,photo,etc), and volume(MB,GB,TB,PB,etc).