ABOUT US

Our development agency is committed to providing you the best service.

OUR TEAM

The awesome people behind our brand ... and their life motto.

  • Radha Roy

    Country Head

    I long for the raised voice, the howl of rage or love.

  • Shruti Das

    GM,India

    Contented with little, yet wishing for much more.

  • Divya Narayan

    Branch Head, Banglore

    If anything is worth doing, it's worth overdoing.

OUR SKILLS

We pride ourselves with strong, flexible and top notch skills.

Marketing

Development 90%
Design 80%
Marketing 70%

Websites

Development 90%
Design 80%
Marketing 70%

PR

Development 90%
Design 80%
Marketing 70%

ACHIEVEMENTS

We help our clients integrate, analyze, and use their data to improve their business.

150

GREAT PROJECTS

300

HAPPY CLIENTS

650

COFFEES DRUNK

1568

FACEBOOK LIKES

STRATEGY & CREATIVITY

Phasellus iaculis dolor nec urna nullam. Vivamus mattis blandit porttitor nullam.

PORTFOLIO

We pride ourselves on bringing a fresh perspective and effective marketing to each project.

Showing posts with label keyboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label keyboard. Show all posts
  • Type With One Hand Using Google Keyboard v5.0

    Technology star Google has surfaced with its latest Android keyboard v.50 update. It is assumed to be biggest keyboard update ever. It will definitely change our way of typing. Many changes are made in keyboard this time. As in past long time, no significant change had been made in it. New update is currently available on Play Store.

    Here's is list of all the changes made. To know in detail read further. 

    Significant change in the design of keyboard has been made. The Holo White and Blue themes which have been around since KitKat series have been removed. Now, user can add border between the keys for easier typing operations. The emoji button has been shifted to the special character menu.

    This time user is also given facility to change the height of keyboard from short to normal to tall. 


    The alt/number layout also has new buttons for quick access to the numpad and emoji keyboard now. They're on either side of the space bar.

                                    

    Best functionality added in new update is to allow user to type using one hand only. The one-handed keyboard can be enabled by long pressing the comma (,). The handedness of the keyboard can be changed with the arrow button. This setting can also be changed from settings. Dynamic preview toggle has been removed in new update.

    In new version a new feature, dubbed gesture cursor control, is integrated. This feature allows the cursor to be moved by swiping left or right across the spacebar key.

                                              

    Now, user will be able to delete 1 complete word at one shot, instead of deleting it character by character, just by sliding left from the delete key. Go slowly and words will be highlighted one at a time. Let go, and they're gone.


    The other big change is in the gesture typing menu. Now user will see dynamic suggestions in the suggestion bar instead of floating along with your finger.  

    Anything that pops up in the suggestion bar (gesture or not) can be long-pressed and dragged to a trash can (it appears above the keyboard) if you want to remove it.
  • Wondering Why 'F' & 'J' Have Raised Ridges On Keyboard?

    Ever wondered by looking at your keyboard why the ‘F’ and ‘J’ keys have bumps on them? And sometimes the ‘5’ key on the numeric keypad? No, this isn’t a production defect, nor for any health benefits. Reason is something different.



    The raised bumps found on the F and J keys on the keyboard helps users correctly position their left and right hand on the keyboard while typing without having to look at the keyboard.

    For example, while you are in hurry and typing fast for urgent mail, without looking at your keyboard you should be able to feel the keyboard and correctly position your left index finger on the F and the right index finger on the J. From this position, you should be able to locate the remaining of the keys on the keyboard.

    Positioning your left index finger on the ‘F’ key and your right index finger on the ‘J’ key leaves the other three fingers of your left hand to rest on the ‘D,’ ‘S,’ and ‘A’ keys while the remaining fingers of your right hand rest on the ‘K,’ ‘L,’ and ‘:/;’ (colon) keys. The thumbs of both hands should ideally rest on the space bar.


    These changes came in to effect on keyboards as a result of a patent filed by June E. Botich in 2002. All keyboards manufactured after that contain the ridges.
  • Smartphone Gadgets: Add-Ons & Accessories

    1. Instant Mobile Photo Printer

    The Polaroid Zip Instant Mobile Printer has common features of both Polaroid Camera and mobile phone. It  is roughly the same size as most smart phones, and wirelessly prints photos in less than a minute using a special dye paper that requires no ink or toners. Packages of the printer and photo paper start at $129.99 at PhotoJoJo.


    2. Universal Retro-Style Device Holder

    It has design similar to arm, it is used to hold the phone or tablets at particular position. It also makes eReading hand-free. Place it on your headboard to hang a tablet over your head for the laziest Netflix marathon of your life. Get it for $89.99-$109.99 at The Design Industry.


    3. Luma Tiny Lampshade Night Light & Travelamp

    Clip this tiny acrylic lampshade onto your phone, turn on your flashlight and you’ve got an instant night light requiring no extra power. The ‘Luma’ version is available for $9, or get the larger and more classic lantern-style Travelamp for $8.

    4. Hobie Time-Lapse Photo Tool

    The Hobie is used to capture panoramic photos or to make 360 degree moving video. This little spinning tripod is portable, adjustable and clips onto a basic kitchen timer at the base. Pre-order the basic version for roughly $36.


    5. Gekkopod Adaptable iPhone Tripod

    Wrapping its legs around objects so it can grip as well as a gecko, the Gekkopod makes it easy to mount a smartphone or compact camera to tree branches, bike handles, fences or any other convenient vantage points you may find along your travels. it can also be used on its own as a mini tripod. It comes in a variety of colors for $19.90.


    6. Harmony Home Hub

    It turn your smartphone or tablet into a universal remote for your TV and any automated gadgets in your home with the Harmony Home Hub, which is compatible with Philips hue lights, the Nest Learning Thermostat, door locks and other smart home products. The hub retails for roughly $89.99 on Amazon.


    7. Lego Builder Case

    Customize your very own geeky iPhone case with this LEGO mount from Belkin, which can be used with any LEGO bricks and pieces for as simple or complex a creation as you can dream up. Just don’t step on it. $32.50 for the 6/6s, $11.99 for the 5/5s.


    8. A More Manageable Keyboard

    Anyone who’s ever found themselves with no choice but to compose a long email on their phone knows just how tiresome a task it can be with the tiny built-in keyboard. The Logitech Keys-to-Go keyboard is slim and portable, but far easier to use, retailing for $69.99.


    9. Buckshot Pro Portable Wireless Speaker

    Smaller than a can of soda, the Buckshot Pro ($79.95) is a wireless speaker, flashlight, strobe light, camp-light and power bank in one, with 10 hours of rechargeable play & talk time. It’s rugged and shock-resistant, and especially useful when clipped onto the handlebars of your bike.

    10. Silicone Horn Stand Speaker

    You can’t beat 4 bucks for a simple, durable silicone speaker that slips onto the end of your phone and significantly amplifies the sound without any electronic parts or need for charging. This version is shaped like an old-fashioned horn, and also holds your phone up in a standing position in either portrait or landscape position.

  • WHAT WE DO

    We've been developing corporate tailored services for clients for 30 years.

    CONTACT US

    For enquiries you can contact us in several different ways. Contact details are below.

    RUDER FINN INDIA

    • Street :Unit 001A, Tower B, Ground Floor, Global Business Park, MG Road, Gurgaon – 122002, INDIA
    • Person :Radha Roy
    • Phone :91 124 388 2870
    • Country :India
    • Email :royr@ruderfinnasia.com

    Radha Roy.

    Radha Roy Country Head 91 124 388 2870 royr@ruderfinnasia.com Unit 001A, Tower B, Ground Floor, Global Business Park, MG Road, Gurgaon – 122002, INDIA