<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday remembered Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary and said that India will always remain grateful to him for his bravery and indelible contribution to resisting colonialism.</p>

<p>"On 23rd January 1897, Janakinath Bose wrote in his diary, 'A son was born at midday.' This son became a valorous freedom fighter and thinker who devoted his life towards one great cause - India's freedom. I refer to Netaji Bose, who we proudly remember on his Jayanti today," Prime Minister Modi tweeted.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">India will always remain grateful to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose for his bravery and indelible contribution to resisting colonialism. He stood up for the progress and well-being of his fellow Indians. <a href="https://t.co/otUlFanULs">pic.twitter.com/otUlFanULs</a></p>
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<p>"India will always remain grateful to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose for his bravery and indelible contribution to resisting colonialism. He stood up for the progress and well-being of his fellow Indians," he added.</p>

<p>Union Ministers Piyush Goyal and Kiren Rijiju also paid tribute to Netaji on his birth anniversary.</p>

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<p>"Heartfelt tributes to the great patriot, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his Jayanti. An exceptional freedom fighter and leader, his patriotic zeal and valour continues to serve as a beacon of inspiration for all of us," Goyal tweeted.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">My deepest respect and salute to the great son of India, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary. A rich tribute to the hero of India's Independence movement🙏 <a href="https://t.co/BAvJW2ywhF">pic.twitter.com/BAvJW2ywhF</a></p>
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<p>Rijiju also took to the micro-blogging site and wrote, "My deepest respect and salute to the great son of India, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary. A rich tribute to the hero of India's Independence movement."&nbsp;</p>

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday remembered Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary and said that India will always remain grateful to him for his bravery and indelible contribution to resisting colonialism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday remembered Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary and said that India will always remain grateful to him for his bravery and indelible contribution to resisting colonialism. "On 23rd January 1897, Janakinath Bose wrote in his diary, 'A son was born at midday.' This son became a valorous freedom fighter and thinker who devoted his life towards one great cause - India's freedom. I refer to Netaji Bose, who we proudly remember on his Jayanti today," Prime Minister Modi tweeted. India will always remain grateful to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose for his bravery and indelible contribution to resisting colonialism. He stood up for the progress and well-being of his fellow Indians. pic.twitter.com/otUlFanULs — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) January 23, 2020 × "India will always remain grateful to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose for his bravery and indelible contribution to resisting colonialism. He stood up for the progress and well-being of his fellow Indians," he added. Union Ministers Piyush Goyal and Kiren Rijiju also paid tribute to Netaji on his birth anniversary. Heartfelt tributes to the great patriot, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his Jayanti. An exceptional freedom fighter & leader, his patriotic zeal and valour continues to serve as a beacon of inspiration for all of us. pic.twitter.com/hPes3sD3rh — Piyush Goyal (@PiyushGoyal) January 23, 2020 × "Heartfelt tributes to the great patriot, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his Jayanti. An exceptional freedom fighter and leader, his patriotic zeal and valour continues to serve as a beacon of inspiration for all of us," Goyal tweeted. My deepest respect and salute to the great son of India, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary. A rich tribute to the hero of India's Independence movement🙏 pic.twitter.com/BAvJW2ywhF — Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) January 23, 2020 × Rijiju also took to the micro-blogging site and wrote, "My deepest respect and salute to the great son of India, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on his birth anniversary. A rich tribute to the hero of India's Independence movement."

'India will always remain grateful to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose': PM Narendra Modi

<p>Leading audio equipment company Bose has announced the launch of its iconic headphones QC35 II.</p>

<p>The product will be the first headphone to offer seamless voice access to one&#39;s Google Assistant.</p>

<p>The QC35 II noise-cancelling headphones have all the performance and features of the original QC35.</p>

<p>Supporting and delivering the same industry-defining noise cancellation, audio performance, and up to 20 hours of battery life, the headphones come with settings to control the external noise.</p>

<p>The controls on the right earcups are similar to the original QC35, which include an audio volume button, and the multi-function button for incoming calls and accessing Siri.</p>

<p>The new action button on the left earcup to connect to one&#39;s Google Assistant, without having to grab one&#39;s phone and finding the app.</p>

<p>&quot;The QC35 is already the world&#39;s most celebrated wireless headphone, and a survival tool for modern life,&quot; said Director, Bose on-the-go products, Brian Maguire.</p>

<p>&quot;We didn&#39;t change anything that people already love with Google Assistant built-in, and new choices for what you hear, we made it better,&quot; added Maguire.</p>

<p>Bose and Google worked together on the exclusive experience in the QC35 II, making it the first integration of Google Assistant in a headphone.</p>

<p>All one needs to do is press and hold the action button, and their own personal Google will be ready to help - no waiting, looking, swiping, or typing.</p>

<p>The personal assistant will help one manage their music and get things done; like play a playlist or a favourite song by a favourite artist, and add appointments to Google calendar.</p>

<p>It can also help one stay connected; from simple things like making a call, to notification about incoming messages, events and reminders.</p>

<p>Moreover, the gadget can also answer questions and find information; the latest headlines, whether one&#39;s flight is on time, and the list of movies playing downtown, etc.</p>

<p>Bose&#39;s proprietary microphone system picks-up voices with remarkable accuracy, so that commands are understood. And in a fraction of a millisecond, Bose active noise cancellation dramatically eliminates unwanted sounds.</p>

<p>Like its predecessor, the QC35 II&#39;s noise cancellation is fully activated when the headphone is on, but the Bose Connect App now also lets one choose to keep it high, turn it down low, or disable it completely off.</p>

<p>The Connect App lets one change the action button&#39;s functionality, so one can control the noise settings from the earcup when they want, and switch back to their Google Assistant when they want.</p>

<p>The QC35 II noise cancelling headphones will be available in black and silver, priced at Rs. 29,363.</p>

<p>The headphones will be sold at Bose retail stores, Boseindia.com and authorised Bose dealers.</p>


First headphone from Bose to offer seamless voice access to one's Google Assistant.

Leading audio equipment company Bose has announced the launch of its iconic headphones QC35 II. The product will be the first headphone to offer seamless voice access to one's Google Assistant. The QC35 II noise-cancelling headphones have all the performance and features of the original QC35. Supporting and delivering the same industry-defining noise cancellation, audio performance, and up to 20 hours of battery life, the headphones come with settings to control the external noise. The controls on the right earcups are similar to the original QC35, which include an audio volume button, and the multi-function button for incoming calls and accessing Siri. The new action button on the left earcup to connect to one's Google Assistant, without having to grab one's phone and finding the app. "The QC35 is already the world's most celebrated wireless headphone, and a survival tool for modern life," said Director, Bose on-the-go products, Brian Maguire. "We didn't change anything that people already love with Google Assistant built-in, and new choices for what you hear, we made it better," added Maguire. Bose and Google worked together on the exclusive experience in the QC35 II, making it the first integration of Google Assistant in a headphone. All one needs to do is press and hold the action button, and their own personal Google will be ready to help - no waiting, looking, swiping, or typing. The personal assistant will help one manage their music and get things done; like play a playlist or a favourite song by a favourite artist, and add appointments to Google calendar. It can also help one stay connected; from simple things like making a call, to notification about incoming messages, events and reminders. Moreover, the gadget can also answer questions and find information; the latest headlines, whether one's flight is on time, and the list of movies playing downtown, etc. Bose's proprietary microphone system picks-up voices with remarkable accuracy, so that commands are understood. And in a fraction of a millisecond, Bose active noise cancellation dramatically eliminates unwanted sounds. Like its predecessor, the QC35 II's noise cancellation is fully activated when the headphone is on, but the Bose Connect App now also lets one choose to keep it high, turn it down low, or disable it completely off. The Connect App lets one change the action button's functionality, so one can control the noise settings from the earcup when they want, and switch back to their Google Assistant when they want. The QC35 II noise cancelling headphones will be available in black and silver, priced at Rs. 29,363. The headphones will be sold at Bose retail stores, Boseindia.com and authorised Bose dealers.

Bose launches Google Assistant enabled earphones for gizmo freaks

<p>Bose spies on its wireless headphone customers by using an app that tracks the music, podcasts and other audio they listen to, and violates their privacy rights by selling the information without permission, a lawsuit charged.</p>

<p>The complaint filed on Tuesday by Kyle Zak in federal court in Chicago seeks an injunction to stop Bose&#39;s &quot;wholesale disregard&quot; for the privacy of customers who download its free Bose Connect app from Apple or Google Play stores to their smartphones.</p>

<p>&quot;People should be uncomfortable with it,&quot; Christopher Dore, a lawyer representing Zak, said in an interview. &quot;People put headphones on their head because they think it&#39;s private, but they can be giving out information they don&#39;t want to share.&quot;</p>

<p>Bose did not respond on Wednesday to requests for comment on the proposed class action case. The Framingham, Massachusetts-based company has said annual sales top $3.5 billion.</p>

<p>Zak&#39;s lawsuit was the latest to accuse companies of trying to boost profit by quietly amassing customer information, and then selling it or using it to solicit more business.</p>

<p>After paying $350 for his QuietComfort 35 headphones, Zak said he took Bose&#39;s suggestion to &quot;get the most out of your headphones&quot; by downloading its app, and providing his name, email address and headphone serial number in the process.</p>

<p>But the Illinois resident said he was surprised to learn that Bose sent &quot;all available media information&quot; from his smartphone to third parties such as Segment.io, whose website promises to collect customer data and &quot;send it anywhere.&quot;</p>

<p>Audio choices offer &quot;an incredible amount of insight&quot; into customers&#39; personalities, behavior, politics and religious views, citing as an example that a person who listens to Muslim prayers might &quot;very likely&quot; be a Muslim, the complaint said.</p>

<p>&quot;Defendants&#39; conduct demonstrates a wholesale disregard for consumer privacy rights,&quot; the complaint said.<br />
Zak is seeking millions of dollars of damages for buyers of headphones and speakers, including QuietComfort 35, QuietControl 30, SoundLink Around-Ear Wireless Headphones II, SoundLink Color II, SoundSport Wireless and SoundSport Pulse Wireless.</p>

<p>He also wants a halt to the data collection, which he said violates the federal Wiretap Act and Illinois laws against eavesdropping and consumer fraud.</p>

<p>Dore, a partner at Edelson PC, said customers do not see the Bose app&#39;s user service and privacy agreements when signing up, and the privacy agreement says nothing about data collection.</p>

<p>Edelson specialises in suing technology companies over alleged privacy violations.</p>

<p>(Reuters)</p>


A complaint has been filed seeking an injunction to stop Bose's 'wholesale disregard' for the privacy of customers

Bose spies on its wireless headphone customers by using an app that tracks the music, podcasts and other audio they listen to, and violates their privacy rights by selling the information without permission, a lawsuit charged. The complaint filed on Tuesday by Kyle Zak in federal court in Chicago seeks an injunction to stop Bose's "wholesale disregard" for the privacy of customers who download its free Bose Connect app from Apple or Google Play stores to their smartphones. "People should be uncomfortable with it," Christopher Dore, a lawyer representing Zak, said in an interview. "People put headphones on their head because they think it's private, but they can be giving out information they don't want to share." Bose did not respond on Wednesday to requests for comment on the proposed class action case. The Framingham, Massachusetts-based company has said annual sales top $3.5 billion. Zak's lawsuit was the latest to accuse companies of trying to boost profit by quietly amassing customer information, and then selling it or using it to solicit more business. After paying $350 for his QuietComfort 35 headphones, Zak said he took Bose's suggestion to "get the most out of your headphones" by downloading its app, and providing his name, email address and headphone serial number in the process. But the Illinois resident said he was surprised to learn that Bose sent "all available media information" from his smartphone to third parties such as Segment.io, whose website promises to collect customer data and "send it anywhere." Audio choices offer "an incredible amount of insight" into customers' personalities, behavior, politics and religious views, citing as an example that a person who listens to Muslim prayers might "very likely" be a Muslim, the complaint said. "Defendants' conduct demonstrates a wholesale disregard for consumer privacy rights," the complaint said. Zak is seeking millions of dollars of damages for buyers of headphones and speakers, including QuietComfort 35, QuietControl 30, SoundLink Around-Ear Wireless Headphones II, SoundLink Color II, SoundSport Wireless and SoundSport Pulse Wireless. He also wants a halt to the data collection, which he said violates the federal Wiretap Act and Illinois laws against eavesdropping and consumer fraud. Dore, a partner at Edelson PC, said customers do not see the Bose app's user service and privacy agreements when signing up, and the privacy agreement says nothing about data collection. Edelson specialises in suing technology companies over alleged privacy violations. (Reuters)

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