TechGig Code Gladiators 2018 Celebrates India's Might in Coding; Felicitates India's Top Coders

The grand finale of the 110-days long coding marathon - TechGig Code Gladiators 2018 - concluded with a glitzy ceremony held at JioTalks Auditorium, Reliance...

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Indian IT cos to grab larger share of digital services pie globally: ICRA

Indian IT services companies are expected to register compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) in "mid-to-high single digits" between FY2018-2021.

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Xerox India looking to improve market share in digital printing segment

Xerox India would look to consolidate further market share in the coming year by increasing value added products in the A3 segment

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India needs a full-proof cybersecurity ecosystem: McAfee official

India now has the National Cyber Coordination Centre, apart from a general computer emergency response team and a separate CERT to protect BFSI sector.

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Xiaomi expects 50% smartphone sales to come via offline by early next year

According to research firm IDC, Xiaomi led the Indian smartphone market with 30.3 per cent share in the January-March 2018 quarter, which registered shipment of about 30 million units.

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Fix insufficient storage error (Solved) - Android Smartphones

You are downloading something on your phone like an app or a video or a music file but suddenly it showed  'Insufficient Storage' or 'Storage space running out'. Though you know that you have enough space on your phone. It told you that if you want to download you have to delete some files. 

What will you do now? Don't worry just follow these steps. 

1.    Open the Settings app>tap Apps>Applications Manager option. 

(Applications Manager might be an option for either Apps or Applications.)

2.    Scroll sideways to the Downloaded section. You'll find a list of all apps and how much storage space they're taking.

3.    Tap the Menu or More button and choose Sort By Size to arrange the apps by which take the most storage. 

4.    Tap an app to see how much storage it is taking.

5.    Tap Clear Cache to remove its cache and free up that space. You could also tap Clear data, but that removes your files, which is probably a bad idea.

6.    Repeat for each app.

The Second Method

Resetting the Google Play Store:

1. Go to Setting

 2. Click on App

3. Find google play store

4. Click on it

5. Tap uninstall updates

6. Let it uninstalled

7. Wait for few minutes

8. Go to Play Store again.

Now you will be able to download apps.