Wednesday, 23 March 2016

SyberPlace’s drop shipping model

How SyberPlace’s drop shipping model is ensuring prompt consumer order fulfillment

Ties-up with leading logistics players such as Bluedart, Ecom Express, Go Javas, Gati, and Aramex





New Delhi, March 22, 2016: Imagine placing an order online at 10 in the night and receiving the delivery at 10 in the morning. Sounds too far-fetched? Not anymore. SyberPlace, a Webstore that sells digital technology such as smartphones, laptops, tablets and accessories, is ensuring prompt order fulfillment for its consumers across India.


But how does it do it, when other leading e-commerce players take much longer to deliver the consumer purchase? The answer lies in its approach. Unlike e-commerce marketplaces which store items within their warehouses for shipment, SyberPlace follows a drop shipping model that directly dispatches order from vendor to customer’s location. This helps in drastically cutting down on the dispatch time, leading to product delivery within 24 hours in tier-1 cities.

Speaking on the model, Urvesh Goel, Founder and CEO, SyberPlace.com, said, “The delay in order fulfilment is one of the major drawbacks of the online marketplace business model and leads to a gap in the consumer’s purchase experience. This is why we chose a drop shipping approach to ensure a quick, efficient product delivery and a more seamless customer experience.”

This efficiency of product delivery is also driven by SyberPlace’s strategic partnerships with leading logistics partners such as Bluedart, Ecom Express, Go Javas, Gati and Aramex, as well as its extensive service network. The webstore currently owns warehouses in Hyderabad & Bangalore in addition to tie-ups with vendors across major commercial hubs such as Delhi and Mumbai, and delivers to more than 7000 pin codes across India, including tier-3 and tier-4 cities.

“We have always believed that geographical location should not hinder a consumer’s access to the latest technology, which is why we have partnered with major logistics players to extend the breadth of our services to even those areas where other e-commerce players do not operate. Currently, the majority of our orders come from tier-1 and tier-2 cities, which contribute 60% and 20% respectively to our overall sales, while tier-3 and tier-4 geographies also pitch in with 15% and 5% respectively.

As technology adoption within these areas increases, we will be looking to further improve our service delivery network to match the increase consumer demand,” concluded Spokesperson.

Source from:
  • http://www.apnnews.com/2016/03/22/how-syberplaces-drop-shipping-model-is-ensuring-prompt-consumer-order-fulfillment/
  • http://www.thisweekdelhi.com/how-syberplaces-drop-shipping-model-is-ensuring-prompt-consumer-order-fulfillment/
  • http://newssuperfast.com/2016/03/22/how-syberplaces-drop-shipping-model-is-ensuring-prompt-consumer-order-fulfillment/
  • http://www.suryaa.com/news/business/article.asp?contentId=240123

Monday, 21 March 2016

IIT Ropar sees 80% students placed, average salary increases by 10%

IIT Ropar sees 80% students placed, average salary increases by 10%



Apple Iphone SE

Iphone SE Coming Soon in SyberPlace


 Welcome to iPhone SE, the most strong 4-inch phone ever. To create it, we started out with a beloved style, then reinvented it during. The A9 is the same advanced chip utilized in iPhone 6s. The 12-megapixel camera captures extraordinary photographs and 4K video clips. And Live Photos deliver your images alive. The result is an i phone that looks small. Although lives large.

Design
A beloved design. Now with more to love.
i phone SE takes a remarkably well-liked design and refines that even further. Crafted coming from bead-blasted aluminum for a satin-like finish, this mild and compact phone is definitely designed to fit easily you are holding. A brilliant 4-inch1 Retina screen makes everything look radiant and sharp. And matte-chamfered edges and a color-matched stainless steel logo surface finish the style.





Technology
The just about all powerful 4-inch phone at any time.
At the core of iPhone SE is the A9, the same advanced chip that's in i phone 6s. With 64-bit desktop-class architecture, the A9 computer chip brings you spectacular acceleration and responsiveness. And with console-class graphics performance, your selected games and software are amazingly rich and immersive. Producing it a mighty nick for maximum performance.

Super-efficient M9 motion coprocessor.
Inlayed directly into the A9 chip, the M9 action coprocessor connects to the accelerometer, compass, and gyroscope for an array of fitness monitoring capabilities, just like measuring the steps and distance. That also makes it simple to activate Siri by merely saying "Hey Siri, inches without needing to pick up the iPhone.

Camera
The sole camera you'll ever require.
With a 12-megapixel iSight camera, you can make certain for capturing sharp, in depth stills just like the kinds shot on iPhone 6s. That includes shooting -- and even editing -- excellent 4K video, which is usually about four times the resolution of 1080p HIGH-DEFINITION video.

Capture more than a moment.
Live Photographs bring your still photographs to life with audio and movement. Simply feel and hold anywhere about your 12-megapixel still and experience the occasions right before and after it was taken, so that your photographs switch into living memories.





FaceTime HD camera with Retina Flash.
Your selfie merely got more beautiful.
The Retina display isn't simply a destination to see your content -- 2 weeks. flash to get your FaceTime HD camera. Powered by a tailor made display chip that permits the display to adobe flash 3 x brighter than typical, the Retina Flash assists illuminate your selfies found in low light including nighttime. And a True Sculpt flash matches the normal light for more true-to-life colors and natural-looking skin area tones.




iCloud Photo Selection.
All your photographs and videos, always along.
iCloud Photo Library stores every single image and video you take and keeps all of them up to date on the subject of your devices. Any edits is made are automatically updated almost everywhere, so you can perspective a photography from last week or last year wherever you are.

Iphone SE Coming Soon in SyberPlace.com

Source From: http://www.apple.com/iphone-se/

Saturday, 19 March 2016

Smartphone trends for 2016

Smartphone trends for 2016

2015 was a good year for smartphones. Chock-full of innovation, several new features and a way better price to performance ratio.

More 2K & 4K Screens

2015 was the year of 1080p full HD screens on phones. Barely a couple of years ago, 1080p screens on TVs were the norm and now the same number of pixels are being crammed into many phone displays. A handful of flagships were also given quad HD or 2K screens. This translates into a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels and very high pixel densities. Some of the phones with 2K displays this year include the Galaxy S6 (the entire range), Note 5, Nexus 6P, HTC One M9+ and LG G4. And Sony was the only one to go for serious overkill with a 4K screen on the Xperia Z5 Premium. This phone has a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels and a density of 806ppi. To put that into perspective, Apple's latest iPhone 6S plus has less than half the pixel density at 401ppi.

3 & 4GB RAM To Be The New Standard

The RAM in the phone plays a large part in making everything run smoothly, especially with a lot of apps running in the background.There was a time when you had to constantly clean up the RAM, force quit background apps and run cleaner apps to get the phone running smoothly. This stopped when 3GB RAM became common. There were many flagships with 4GB RAM this year and this trend will continue. In addition, new flagships will most likely have the faster DDR4 RAM -after all, it's the combination of adequate RAM and high speed that make all the difference. And finally, there will be the odd phone maker who wants to stand out from the crowd with a 5 or 6GB RAM phone.

More Fingerprint Scanners on Sub-10k Phones

Fingerprint scanners are a great way to secure your phone -there's no need to remember long passwords or complicated unlock patterns. The prints are saved on the device itself so security is not compromised.

Most of them now work quite fast (read & unlock in under a second) and the added advantage is that thanks to the ability to register multiple fingers, you can have multiple users for the same device. This year, we saw fingerprint scanners make their way to sub Rs 10k phones -the CoolPad Note 3, for example. At Rs 8,999 this phone was real value.

We'll see more of the same next year -a lot more phones with fingerprint scanners in the sub Rs 10k price range.

The Race for Thinner Bezels

Bezels are the black borders around the screen. Typically, cheaper devices tend to have larger bezels but we've been seeing them get thinner than ever this year. Part of the reason that the Galaxy Note 5 looks so great is because of the super-thin bezel.

It's not just expensive phones either -the Qiku Q Terra showed us that a Rs 20k phone can have thin bezels too. Apart from looking really cool, there are other advantages to having ultra-thin bezels. A thin bezel reduces the overall size of the phone which makes it easier to hold. There are a couple of disadvantages: accidental touch when you finger creeps close to the edge and vulnerability to breakage.

32GB Will Be The New Base Variant

Storage is becoming cheaper by the year while storage needs are growing exponentially. On a phone with 16GB internal storage, you typically get about 12GB free which gets filled up within a few months of usage. On flagship devices where you end up paying premium prices, getting only 16GB storage seems like a rip-off. This year, we saw brands like Samsung, Sony and LG offer flagships with 32GB as the base storage instead of 16GB. Even Indian brand Yu launched its flagship Yutopia with a 32GB storage variant. In 2016, we expect more brands (including Apple) to take this route offering either 32 or 64GB base storage instead of the paltry 16GB.

USB Type-C Will Be The New Standard

USB Type-C adoption has already started with smartphones by OnePlus, Google Nexus and Gionee already available with the Type-C port.USB Type-C has multiple advantages over the current microUSB port: it is reversible, offers faster charging and is compatible with fast USB 3.0 speed data transfers. Apple has used USB Type-C ports in its Macbook and there are chances that the next iPhoneiPad will use it too. This would mean that USB Type-C will become the new standard for USB across all smartphones.

All The Camera Innovations

2015 saw international as well as Indian brands offering unique camera propositions.

Cameras with dual lenses, phase detection autofocus, a front selfie flash and laser auto focus were launched by various brands to en tice customers. Camera quality also improved dramatically with some flagships offering images comparable to point and shoot cameras.

Going ahead, we expect that optical image stabilisation not remain the preserve of premium flagship phones anymore. (see the Rs 20k HTC Desire 828 which already has OIS). Along the same lines, Laser autofocus is also expected to become a common feature, just like an LED flash is now. Camera megapixel count will continue to increase and we are expecting dual lens adoption to rise in 2016 because its an easy way out to better quality and effects.

Universal Fast Charging Solutions

When it comes to charging, you need to understand that the charging speed depends on how many amperes your charger can output. A 2 Amp charger is capable of charging your phone almost twice as fast than a 1Amp charger. However, most chargers that come with smartphones today are rated at 1Amp output. Considering that many of us end up doing a partial charge twice in a day, we expect that in 2016, manufacturers will start bundling 2Amp chargers and other fast chargers by default for fast charging. USB Type-C adoption also plays an important part here as fast charging is one of its default features



Friday, 18 March 2016

Smartphones Trend in 2015

Most Searched Smartphones in 2015

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According to Google trends:

Google Trends: Which smartphone did India search for the most in 2015?

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This year, we saw smartphone launches literally, every week! Companies such as Apple, Samsung, Micromax, Motorola, Lenovo and others offered an endless list of devices in India. Most of them, were affordable smartphones this year. We take a look which smartphones India was searching for via Google in 2015.
YU-Yureka
It wasn’t the iPhone. Nor was it Samsung or Xiaomi. The most searched smartphone in India in the year 2015 was the YU Yureka. Offering a 5.5-inch display, this device packs in a Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 SoC which has an octa-core processor clocked at 1.5GHz along with Adreno 405 GPU paired with 2GB of RAM. Running Cyanogen 12 OS based on the Android 5.0.2 Lollipop, the smartphone packs in a 2,500 mAh battery. With high-end specifications, the device is priced at a mere Rs 8,999, making it one of the hottest selling and searched devices this year.
Apple-iPhone-6S
Like it or hate it, everyone admires Apple’s signature iPhone. Just 3 months into its launch, the iPhone 6s makes it second the most searched smartphone of the year. Not only does it look great, it is said to have incorporated a new processor, 3D Touch feature along with a quicker Touch ID sensor. The cheapest variant for the device starts at Rs 45,999. You can read our detailed review of the iPhone 6s Plus, which is a large screen variant of this generation.
Lenovo-K3-Note
Being touted as a ‘KillerNote’, the Lenovo K3 Note was the third most searched smartphone this year. Even though a limited lot got their hands on the phone due to its competitive flash sales, the smartphone was a big hit in the country. Lenovo offered a stylish look, beautiful display, light weight along with a strong performance, all at Rs 9,999.
Lenovo-A7000
Another smartphone, which made heads turn this year was the Lenovo A7000. This was truly a budget phone and it struck a cord with all fans. It also offered a large screen display with a powerful processor with a good camera and a wide range of connectivity options. All this at Rs 8,499.
Moto-G
Moto G lands in at number 5 on the most searched smartphone on Google this year. The third iteration to the Moto G, offers the best overall user experience on an Android phone available in the market today. With a starting price of Rs 12,999, the smartphone offers a sturdy build quality and is dust and water resistant. Here’s our full review of the Moto G third gen.
Micromax-Canvas-Silver-5
Another Micromax phone which was searched intensely this year was the Canvas Sliver 5. Along with a stylish design, the phone is super slim. With a screen size at 4.7-inch, the smartphone uses a 1.2GHz octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor, 8MP rear camera with LED flash and a 5MP front camera. While it launched at Rs 17,999, you can now get the phone for under Rs 13,000.
Samsung-Galaxy-J7
Samsung’s only phone to make it to the list in the Galaxy J7. Not only does the affordable device pack in a good display but it is said to have brilliant battery life along with a good touch experience. Apart from this, the camera for the Galaxy J7 is said to be superb as it offers great low light images. All in all, a good package at Rs 14,299.
Moto-X-Play
Another Motorola smartphone which made headlines this year was the Moto X Play. The great overall user experience, good camera, good battery life and a wonderful display; clearly makes this phone one to consider if you have a Rs 20,000 budget. The Moto X Play is priced at Rs 18,499 for the 16GB variant and Rs 19,999 for the 32GB variant, which is very sensible pricing for the performance you are getting. The kind of user experience you are getting with the Moto X Play and the wonderful battery life, and the fact that you can buy the phone without any hassles of invites or flash sales, the Moto X Play comes highly recommended!
Micromax-Canvas-Spark
Micromax introduced the Canvas Spark in April while the Canvas Spark 2 was introduced in September. The main highlight for these devices is that they are priced under Rs 5,000! While the first iteration offers a 4.7-inch display, 1.3GHz MediaTek MT6582 processor, 8MP and more at Rs 4,999, the second gen one offers even better specs at Rs 3,999. With a slim body finish and decent specs, this one might be the most affordable smartphone out there.
Lenovo-A6000
At number 10 of the most searched smartphone list of 2015 is the Lenovo A6000. At 6,999, this smartphoneis the cheapest 4G phone you can buy. As a stand-alone entry level phone, the A6000 ticks the right boxes. The 5-inch HD display will be liked by many over the 4.5-inch qHD display on the Moto E, for instance. It makes for a good first smartphone purchase. It is priced at Rs 6,499.

Monday, 14 March 2016

Apple iPhone 5S-16GB Space Grey @15999

Apple iPhone 5S-16GB Space Grey @15999



The first iPhone to sport a Retina Display that has the most pixels per inch, the 5S from Apple is a smartphone that gives you equal parts in great design and fine processing. Powerful iPhone Processor, Better Graphics The iPhone 5S runs on the A7 chip which allows you to multitask seamlessly and ensures that the iOS runs without hitches. The software of the phone is designed to take full advantage of the hardware, thereby allowing you to have a fully optimized, smooth experience.

Apple iPhone 5S-16GB Space Grey @15999


Buying cheap products doesn't necessarily mean you are getting cheap quality. Finding high quality products at reasonable and even cheap prices is what we are really after. It sounds difficult, doesn't it? It can actually be quite easy if you know what you are doing. There are a number of ways to do this effectively.

Smartphones have been all over the news and chances are you know what smartphones are. You may only know that they are normal mobile phones that come under the specific name 'smartphone' with some added special features. Smartphones are mobile phones with mini-computer capabilities such as Internet searching capabilities and sending emails. But what is the main difference of smartphones from normal every day cell phones? A smartphone allows users to add additional programs to the phone such as downloading and installing different software and programs.

So last year Apple stunned the mobile phone market and tech world by extension with the release of what can now be regarded as its flag ship product, pushing the Mac and the iPod into a corner.

The company releases what is now touted to be the biggest and most anticipated release of a piece of technology. I am talking about the second generation mobile phone, the Apple iPhone 2.0 with 3G. The question now becomes where and when will we find a cheap iPhone 3G or 2.0?

Click here to get Apple iPhone 5S-16GB Space Grey @15999

Thursday, 10 March 2016

Syberplace.com to offer seamless online transactions

Syberplace.com to offer seamless online transactions



SyberPlace that sells digital technology such as Smartphones, laptops, tablets and accessories recently announced its partnership with four major payment gateway providers. SyberPlace's move to partner with PayU, Pay with Amazon, CitrusPay and ICICI merchant services will enable a better transactional experience for the webstore's customers.

Speaking on the announcement, Urvesh Goel, Founder and CEO, SyberPlace said, "With the world rapidly going digital, we are seeing a wholesale adoption of technology in everyday life. Consumers today are essentially digital-first and are increasingly looking to their smart devices for fulfilling their purchase requirements."

"We have partnered with payment gateway providers with a proven track record in order to suit our consumer's shopping behavior and are employing the tools to make the user purchase experience more wholesome and hassle free," added Goel.

PayU India, the flagship company of the Naspers Group, is an online payments solutions company serving the Indian market, and allows businesses and users to transact online via credit card, debit card, net banking, digital wallets and the checkout technology.

Amazon Payments, Inc, on the other hand, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Amazon.com that provides consumers, businesses and developers with a means to process transactions online through several products, while Citrus is known to make digital payments and online checkout processes simpler, faster, safer and easier for an 800 million strong electronically connected user base.



SyberPlace thus aims to enhance customer engagement for its webstore by enabling faster, reliable and convenient transactions for its users with the recent move of tying up with these leading payment gateway providers. (ANI)

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