Tech Know GEEK

01/04/2017

Winners of Mad-Ad-Bad show-New arena, Untangle the code-fix it or leave it, Infographics canvas-Shore the innovation and Actuality-the unseen....Congratulations to all participants

30/03/2017

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Tech-Know-Geek is a computer club of MLN College, YNR, working to enhance the technical approach of students by organizing various events in campus..

30/03/2017

30/03/2017

Our TEAM.....

30/03/2017

Finally our club has succesfull completed our fest of this year.We are happy to see that more than 250 gathering was present in our event.Congratulations to all the members and our team for this achievement of our Techknowgeek Club.
Special thanks to M.L.N college and Dr.Neeti Daryal Mam ( HOD of computer science and application department) of Mukand Lal National college,yamunanagar for providing such platform to all.

30/03/2017

Winning Teams of KHO-KHO Event....
There is a tie in both team of final round.Congratulations to all participants ✌

29/03/2017

Event Day-2 will be organised in the Conference Hall of Mukand lal national college,Yamunagar. There will be more lots of fun tomorrow and also the results of the event day-1 activities will be announced in the conference hall only.
Timing for tomorrow is 10:00am
All the best to everyone.

-2k17

29/03/2017

Untangle the code- fix it or leave it and Infographics canvas- shore the innovation-Organised by Techknowgeek

Event Day-1 successfully accomplished.

-2k17

29/03/2017

29/03/2017

Today's Event Organised By Tech-know-Geek

KHO-KHO

27/03/2017

"Techknowgeek" Club♣-Association of computer💻 Science and Application department🏬 of "Mukand Lal National college🏫,Yamunanagar" is going to Organise a Intra college Fest "Tech Tornado" on 29-03-2017 and 30-03-2017.There will be five5⃣ activites:
1.Actuality-The unseen
2.Untangle the code-fix it or leave it.
3.Mad Ad Bad show-New arena.
4.Infographics canvas-Shore the innovation.
5.Kho-kho (is a ground activity only for students of computer💻 science and application departement)
For further queries and information ,Interested students can come to lab1 tomorrow anytime or can contact co-ordinating students Raghav Tyagi (9720163805) and Atul Chhabra (9557075920).Registrations are open.

05/01/2017

(Google buys skybox to beam the internet from space)

Google has announced it will be spending over $1 billion on a fleet of satellites in a bid to increase global Internet outreach.

On June 10, the tech giant purchased Skybox Imaging Inc. – a 5-year old start-up based in Mountain View – for $500 million cash, as it plans to offer affordable and high-speed Internet services to locations that currently lack adequate fiber optic cabling infrastructure. Skybox has designed small, relatively inexpensive satellites that can collect photos and video of the Earth daily, and Google aims to make use of this technology to facilitate its project to make Internet access available to every corner of the Earth.

Google is not the only company actively pursuing the improvement of its services via space capabilities. Facebook has revealed that it is building a squadron of drones that operate on solar cells to enhance the availability of the Facebook application to a wider audience.

What may sound like technology out of a science-fiction novel is in reality already functional; Google has begun using these satellites. Project Loon, a Google initiative, uses balloons to act as high-altitude ISPs that float in the stratosphere, about 30 kilometers above the Earth’s surface, “to connect people in remote locations, help fill coverage gaps and bring people back online after disasters.” Greg Wyler, founder of satellite start-up O3b Networks, Ltd. – a company Google is invested in – runs this project.

With this acquisition, roughly 120 employees of Skybox will now work with Google Maps, vastly improving its map application. The $0.5 billion deal is seen to be highly profitable to Google, as the company now boasts of technology even NASA does not possess – yet.