Moshe Strugano

  Smartphone giant Apple Inc indicates that its products are able to withstand extreme temperatures and are able to operate over thirty-two degrees. Several counties across the U.S. will not even move over such frigid temperatures till the middle of January; not to mention there are billions of American citizens bearing the brunt of the cold weather with the mercury going below zero. Israeli lawyer Moshe Strugano (Attorney - Moshe Strugano and Co Law firm) ,  an expert in the “formation of offshore companies" says,  In such spine-chilling conditions, several mobile phones could begin acting up with various problems such as depreciated battery life, shattering of glass displays and abrupt shutting down. The owner of Arctic Tech Solutions, Roger Gurney, indicated that a majority of smartphones come with a lithium ion battery, which has a negative element of stopping the discharge of electricity in tremendously cold environments. So here are some measures shared by Israeli lawyer  Mo

  Technology is by now playing a big role in the evolution of conventional financial services as enterprises try to adapt to evolving customer expectations, decrease costs, avert competitive losses from nimbler startups, and find novel ways to develop revenues in the digital age. Digital transformation waves across all areas of financial services. Each month a novel application of artificial intelligence or machine learning makes the headlines. Under significant force to reduce costs and advance the volume, pace, and quality of consumer information, financial companies are shifting towards machine learning to automate main business tasks. Eventually, robots may learn from data patterns and past decisions to make machine-pace assessments and execute certain operational functions 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With competition more and more growing in the financial world, automation offer companies with the prospect to speed up key processes and provide consumers with a more comp