Register Your Product And Get Support: Fill & Download for Free

In India, There are several sellers has website who deal in motor spare parts. However there are very few who has pure ecommerce site, where you can make online purchase of motor spare parts.One of them is www.motrpart.in - Car Spare Parts, Replacement Parts, Aftermarket Parts, Online Auto Parts, Car Parts Prices- India, They have all type of car spare parts, and genuine.Motrpart is India's one stop digital platform for people to discover auto car spare parts. We bring authorized car part distributors, retailers, workshops on board displaying thousands of auto parts online. We help you in getting authentic car parts at best prices by connecting with original part suppliers specific to your car's make, model and year. One can quickly find the best fit parts across all the major part categories viz. Engine, Brakes, Suspension, Transmission, Electrical, Body etc. through this platform.Motrpart.in is an catalogue / directory / listing /promotional agency / public forum dedicated to replacement or aftermarket spare parts of all kinds of cars / passenger vehicles in India. Motrpart.in also runs support centre to help customers to connect to aftermarket / replacement part dealers / distributors & manufacturers. Motrpart.in is an advertising platform for all kind of replacement part / aftermarket spares and do not own or control any part brand or car make.All Car Make, Model, Sub model, Variants are respective trademarks of OEM's and Motrpart.in has no relation to them. Motrpart.in neither endorses any aftermarket or replacement car parts nor claims any such part as genuine or OEM authorized. It is just a platform sole discretion of the user to decide and opt for any kind of spares. Spare part information shown on Motrpart.in is as per the aftermarket or replacement part dealers onlyMOTRPART.IN OBJECTIVE - TRUST, CHOICE AND ACCESSUnbiased platform to help customer members to send aftermarket / replacement part enquiry to registered aftermarket car parts dealers. Motrpart.in is using technology available for WEB and Mobile SMS to allow them to send enquires and get response from aftermarket car part dealers. Motrpart.in is working on building "CUSTOMER TRUST" to allow customer to access the available aftermarket part brands through aftermarket or replacement car part dealers they want to get car part fixed / replaced / acquire (with no obligation from any particular part dealer or its associate or Motrpart.in)Value Added Products and Services (VAPS) are provided by Motrpart.in for the benefit of customers by associating with other companies. These are products supplied by Motrpart.in "as it is" as per suppliers/manufacturer's terms and conditions, and Motrpart.in acts as “enabler” of that products or services.http://spareshub.com/SparesHub.com is the largest online marketplace for buying repalcement spare parts & services in India. We believe in offering quality products at correct prices with best customer service.What is SparesHub.com?How many times has it happened with you that the car spare parts you are looking for is not available in the local spare part market? Or that replacement parts that your garage mechanic has asked you to get and you cannot find it? This is why we brought you SparesHub.com, your one stop shop for buying all the car spare parts and accessories. We bring the best aftermarket spare parts to you from reputed brands like Bosch, Monroe, LUK, INA, Talbros, Lumax, Delphi, Valeo, Minda etc.What do we offer?We have taken care to bring you the widest collection of spare parts and accessories for your car on our online marketplace. We offer Head-lights, Tail-lights, Side Indicators, Rear view mirrors, Side mirrors, Crank shafts, Wipers, Clutch Plates, Pressure Plates, Bearings, Flywheel, Timing belts, Ball joints, Valves, Suspensions, Struts, Bush kits, Electric alternators, Starter motors, Electric relays, Pistons, Oil Filter, Petrol Filter, Air Filter, Diesel Filter, Ignition Coil, Glow plugs, Wiper arms, Ball joint, Clutch cable, Brake cable, Oil Pump, Engine parts, Drivetrain, Dicky shockers, Cyclinder head, Spark plugs, Transmission set, Cam shaft, Carburettor, Sensors, Accelerator cable etc.Trust SparesHub.com to offer the best and highest variety of automobiles spare parts. So whether your car is a Maruti, Hyundai, Tata, Mahindra, Skoda, Volkswagen, Honda, Fiat or any other, we will provide the best spare parts for your car.Key FeaturesLargest collection of spare parts of all makesHigh quality replacement parts with warrantiesSafe and secure SSL certified transactionFast and on-time delivery of ordered productsAnd of course, Snapdeal is also in this business:Buy Parts & Spares Online at Best Prices in India on SnapdealBuy Car Parts And Spares Online At SnapdealMaintaining your car can be tricky without proper spares and parts. In fact, it can become rather difficult to repair your car if the right parts cannot be located. Some of the car parts and spares available at Snapdeal include a wide range of lighting products, filters, lamps, horns, brake parts, and clutch plates. These products are an essential part of the regular maintenance of your car and a must for any garage.Shop Online for Car Parts and SparesTwo wheeler, commercial vehicle and car spare parts are available in plenty at Snapdeal. You can browse the range of all the parts and spares available and choose the product that suits your requirements. If you are searching for spares for commercial and farm equipment, take your pick from a variety of oil, air and fuel filters and select the filter that is right for your automobile. There are a variety of wiper blades available for specific car models. Check out the variety of horns on offer too. You will find dual-tone horns, high pitch horns and many others. Other options like mirrors, levers, and body panels for your vehicle are available as well.Ride On the HighwaySpares and parts available at Snapdeal also include a wide assortment of lighting and electrical products. These lamps are bright and easy to install. The range of lamps and lights not only include products for four-wheelers but also products for two-wheelers. Spark plugs are very important for your car as without them, you cannot start your car. Glance through an assortment of clutch plates if you need a spare clutch. Other products you may want to pick out arebrake parts, engine parts, exhaust parts or ignition parts.Spares and parts for your vehicles are necessities that one should have at hand. They can come in handy when it is not possible to take the car to a service centre. If you have spare parts at hand, you can even take care of certain repair and maintenance work in your own garage. With spares available from brands like Bosch, Lumax, Gulf in India, UNO-MINDA, Makino, Philips, Purolator, Hella,Mantra, Exide, Amaron, among others, you will get top-quality products. To keep your vehicle in perfect condition, buy car parts and spares online at Snapdeal at reasonable prices.

Thanks for A2AThere's plenty of cool and useful things you can do with smartphone, I'll list out a few .1. Diagnose a leaky window:​​As a homeowner in snowy region my friend suggested this as a useful tip, I know how important it is to have tightly sealed windows in the wintertime. Finding leaky windows doesn’t just make home more comfortable; it saves money on my electric bills .How can you find these energy-wasting areas of your home? Simple: Turn your phone into a thermal imaging camera with the FLIR ONE add on. It fits onto your phone and translates thermal energy into color images. It’ll show you where cold air is seeping into your house, where pipes need better insulation and even help locate overloaded circuits.2. Measure your heart health:​​You don’t need to take a trip to an expensive hospital lab to get a detailed look at your heart health – there’s a smartphone app (and device) for that.The AliveCor Heart Monitor rests on your chest or finger, converting electrical impulses from your body into a printable ECG graph. The included AliveECG app helps you understand if your ECG is normal, or if you have an issue you should consult a professional about. The device is no substitute for an expertly trained doctor, but if you’re concerned about your heart health, it makes a great supplement.3. Figure out why your check engine light is on :​​The good news: You and I don’t need to take our cars to an expensive mechanic just to get that light diagnosed – we can do it ourselves using our smartphones and a device like Automatic . It connects directly to your car’s onboard computer, turning Check Engine events into push alerts to your iOS and Android phone. If it’s a minor issue, you may be able to fix it and clear the light yourself, saving a trip to the shop.Automatic also tracks your driving, giving you feedback on your acceleration and braking habits that can help improve your gas mileage. It can even alert emergency authorities in case of a disabling crash.3. Manage your thermostat:​​Why walk into a house that’s too warm or too cold? With the Nest® Learning Thermostat , use the compatible app on your smartphone to adjust the temperature away from home.Nest also learns and adapts to your schedule and emails you monthly energy reports.5. Control your lights:​​Replace your standard light switch with a smart version such as the WeMo Light Switch . Sync it to your smartphone, and you can turn your lights on or off if you forgot to after leaving the house.You can also program your lights to turn on or off at specific times each day, as well as set up schedules and trigger other actions to turn them on or off. The Philips® Hue Personal Wireless Lighting Kit also lets you gradually dim, brighten or even change the color of your lights.6. measure speed ,height and distance:​​Have you wanted to get your hands on a radar gun, like the ones used by baseball scouts or the police? With your smartphone, you can measure the speed of people or moving objects with the apps Speed Gun (Android™) and SpeedClock (iOS). Great for sporting events like baseball, football or track and field.There are also a couple of nifty smartphone apps that will measure the height and distance of objects using your camera lens. Android users can check out Smart Measure Pro , while iOS users can try Dot Measure Pro .7. Identify images :​​If you’re using an Android device, the Google Goggles™ app lets you search an image captured with your phone’s camera.You can identify famous paintings, find information on products or learn more about a historic landmark.8. Share apps,contacts,photos and music by tapping devices :​​Most smartphones released within the past few years are equipped with NFC technology. Two NFC-ready devices can be tapped together to share whatever is on their screens.9. Monitor your heart rate (free):​​Some newer smartphones, such as the Samsung Galaxy S® 7 , have integrated heart-rate monitors.But there are also apps compatible with a number of smartphones that allow you to measure your heart rate. That includes Instant Heart Rate andRuntastic Heart Rate (both available for Android and iOS)—which can take your workout to the next level.10. What's happening at home :​​Keep an eye on your home from afar in super-clear 1080p HD with Nest® Cam™ . You’ll get notifications on your smartphone if any motion or sound is detected while you’re away. The Wi-Fi video camera features a mic, too, so you can actually talk to whoever’s in the room (through the app).If you need to keep records, you can record and save audio or video for a fee. It’s a great tool for general home security, monitoring your pets or making sure your kids get home on time from school or practice.11. Your phone plays nicely with magnifying glass :​​It's a simple, but useful little trick that people may not know. Just stick your phone's lens right up to the telescope or binoculars and you'll be able to capture the magnified image on the other side. The above photo was taken by my phone through a telescope during my honeymoon in Costa Rica. I think there was supposed to be a bird or something, but it was a jerk and flew away before I took the shot. Works with binoculars, too!12. Read barcodes on the go :All the major app stores have plenty of free barcode readers that can handle this function. Here are two really helpful reasons why this is cool: 1) you can scan the barcode on most packages that enter the USPS, UPS, and FedEx ecosystems and automatically transfer that info to your device and 2) you can get more information on just about any product—apps like the eBay-owned RedLaser will then check if a better deal is available elsewhere.Edit: Here's a few more13. Viper smartkey:Do you Loose car keys often?The Viper SmartStart and SmartKey system adds hands-free unlocking to cars along with the ability to remotely lock or unlock the doors from anywhere in the world. GPS features show where you parked and let you share your car's location with family and friends.​14. Project a cool augmented reality map on windscreen :​If you're driving in the dark, the rain, fog, or just unfamiliar conditions, download Hudway , enter your destination and put your phone on your dashboard. Your phone will project a GPS-enabled map on your windshield without the need for any extra equipment required.I find it really cool.15. Accept credit/debit card payment:​Square Register is a revolution that’s disrupting the current old, static transaction system. It takes the advantage of the smartphone’s mobility to let you accept any credit card payment anytime, anywhere. The buyer signs on the smartphone to authorize payment and avoid potential fraud.16. Last but not the least, scan and digitize your old negatives.​This is very productive and revolutionary in Mobile era.If you want a quick way to digitize (or just view) your old film negatives, you can use your camera's negative effect or take advantage of a specialized app called as Helmut Film Scanner.Features & Instructions:* Place and press a negative uniformly on whatever you like (see section Lighting the Film below).* Launch Helmut and capture the frame, or choose already captured image from Gallery.* Crop the frame.* Tweak scan features such as Brightness/Contrast, Levels (General, and all 3 RGB), Color Balance, Hue/Saturation/Lightness and Unsharp Mask.* Flip, rotate, and share! So far Helmut supports 3 services to work directly from the app: Dropbox, Facebook and EyeEm.

Startup life is not about the spotlight. It’s about disruption. It’s about innovation. At 1000 Angels, it’s our job to surface some of the most exciting early-stage investment opportunities.Among some of the startups we predict will make a mark, we have identified 20 companies in particular to watch in 2016. The selection criteria was based on the business lifecycle, founding team, traction, and investors backing them.InverseFounded in 2015 and based in the Bay Area, Inverse is a technology-driven media company covering the latest news, TV, movies, music, digital culture, science, and innovation for a millennial male audience. With over 20 employees, some of its investors includes Greycroft Partners, Crosslink Capital, or Rothenberg Ventures.MobcrushMobcrush was founded in 2014 and is a mobile live game streaming platform and community. Their vision is to inspire the world’s many personalities by providing a simple, accessible solution via mobile devices. The company has raised $15 Million from Venture Capitalists Kleiner Perkins CrunchFund and Lowercase Capital.Product HuntProduct Hunt is a daily leaderboard of the best new products. It is one of the most influential platforms at the moment. People in tech as well as Venture Capitalists leverage this tool to scout new startups. It is the go to place to announce the launch of a product. Some of its investors include SV Angel, Naval Ravikant, or Greylock Partners.PatreonFounded in 2013 and with over $17 Million in startup fundraising efforts from Alexis Ohanian or Sam Altman, Patreon is a platform that allows content creators such as artists, YouTubers, photographers, musicians, authors, writers, and so forth to set up pages for their work and get support from their fans. The community is currently comprised of over 2,000 creators. Based in the Bay Area, the company currently employs over 40 people.NextbitThough not yet available to the public, Nextbit is taking an interesting approach with its cloud-based smartphone, supposedly scheduled for release around the first quarter. The company has created an Android smartphone like those from Huawei, HTC, LG, and Samsung but with one big difference: It offers unlimited cloud storage. The idea seems to be that your data is always available, regardless of what device you’re on.Right now, when you uninstall an app, all of that data is gone forever. But Nextbit’s syncing technology will let you “pause” the app so that the data is no longer transmitted but can easily be reinstalled. Nextbit has started accepting preorders for its inaugural mobile device, called Robin. It’s available for $400 and comes with a Snapdragon 808 processor, 3GB of memory, a 5.2” 1080p IPS, a fingerprint scanner, a 13-megapixel rear camera, a 5-megapixel front camera, and amplified dual speakers.Earlier this year, the company also debuted a product called Baton, aimed at helping developers explore the possibilities of this new cloud-syncing world.Brigade2016 is an election year in the U.S., and there’s no shortage of issues on the table. For those interested in doing more for the democratic process than simply casting a vote, Brigade wants to help.Started by Napster cofounder Sean Parker, Brigade has a platform that encourages civic action and empowers users to seek reform. In October, the company unveiled interactive ballot guides in San Francisco and in Manchester, N.H. to educate voters about ballot initiatives and candidates and to show users which of their friends had similar views or were supporting a particular cause, issue, or person.As we approach the general election in November, it will be interesting to see how Brigade can mobilize armies of citizens to get out to vote.YPlanNeed to figure out what you want to do today or later this week? Have you givenYPlan a try? This London startup launched in 2012 and has since expanded toNew York (in 2013) and San Francisco (in 2014). Its event discovery service, which competes with WillCall, Sosh, and others, is hoping to build a $1 billion business that aggregates happenings from Eventbrite, Ticketmaster, Google, Timeout, and others.Company cofounder Rytis Vitkauskas told VentureBeat’s Paul Sawers that YPlan is planning to launch “in bunches of cities at the same time, and it will be in partnership with other brands and large distribution partners that will help us get up to speed in terms of visibility.”Vitkauskas suggested that YPlan may be looking at other verticals, including perhaps meals. Whatever its next move, the company is focused on areas that can help it reach that billion-dollar mark.FuseFuse is promising to make collaboration between designers and developers easier. The company offers a tool, which recently became available to the public, that lets developers build apps similar to the way designers work in Photoshop, Sketch, or After Effects. It provides a “What You See Is What You Get” (WYSIWYG)-like editor that’ll work across various platforms. Fuse also offers real-time updating so developers don’t need to constantly output versions of their app to see how it runs — just one version will do for testing.OperatorBehold the proliferation of virtual personal assistants. Joining Siri, Google Now, Cortana, and Facebook’s M is Operator. Started by Uber cofounder Garrett Camp and former Zynga executive Robin Chan, the app launched in November but is not widely available.Chan told Tech Insider that Operator is centered around three tenets: using messaging for purchases, managing a logistics layer for moving goods, and capitalizing on the ubiquity of smartphones. Type what you’re looking for in a text message — restaurant reservations, tickets to a show, a gift — and a human being will respond to help find what you’re looking for.Operator will have to deal with scaling its business, as it relies on human beings to process requests instead of using artificial intelligence. In addition, the marketplace is filled with on-demand user services — even Facebook’s M is a mixture of AI and human work. Right now Operator, is only available on the iPhone, but we could see an Android version coming soon, and expansion into international markets.DistroKidOne of two music services on this year’s list, DistroKid is the brainchild of serial entrepreneur Philip Kaplan. It’s a music-distribution service that helps musicians get their work on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Amazon, and more than 150 other stores. Over 25,000 artists use DistroKid today, paying $19.99 a year.After Pandora’s recent purchase of Rdio’s technology (for $75 million) and incorporation of some of its staff, the digital-music space could enter a transitional period that causes independent artists concern. It’s already difficult to get distribution without a major record label, and DistroKid wants to eliminate that frustration and help promote artists.In 2016, we could start seeing major record labels paying more attention to DistroKid and other emerging music startups, perhaps through acquisitions.LayerLayer brought forth its communication platform at an interesting time — just as messaging is growing in popularity, people want their real-time conversations to take place wherever they are. With Layer, developers can give their apps capabilities to let users talk with one another or incorporate a customer-service layer. And with its user interface kit, SDK, and API, there are many tools developers can choose from.In 2015, the company launched to the public and created a fund aimed at investing in app businesses that build on top of its platform. It also rolled out a turnkey messaging platform and a user interface tool called Atlas.Light.coWe typically take photos through our smartphones, and the picture quality increases with each new model. Apple has been upping its camera technology with each release of the iPhone. But they still lack some features you get with a dSLR camera, particularly the quality of the different lenses. Yes, you can zoom with a smartphone camera, but the picture just doesn’t come out right. And what about arranging different compositions?Light wants to take the joys you get from a dSLR camera and put them into a device the size of a smartphone. Last fall, the company announced its L16 product, priced at $1,699. It’ll start shipping sometime next summer. The camera will capture a moment in time by taking multiple focal lengths simultaneously and then fusing them together to create a single high quality image up to 52 megapixels in size.VivStarted by some of Siri’s founders, Viv unveiled its artificial-intelligence ambitions in 2014, but its product has yet to appear. Viv is looking to take on Apple, Google, and Microsoft with an AI service it describes as “a global platform that enables developers to plug into and create an intelligent, conversational interface to anything.”When Viv does emerge out of stealth, it will be interesting to see how developers receive the product. Most users already have a digital personal assistant built into their smartphones, whether it’s Google Now, Siri, or Cortana. Can Viv’s AI be opened more widely to businesses to harness greater AI powers than what’s currently on the market? And if Viv fulfills its promise, could it become a prime target for an acquisition by a tech giant? 2016 may answer these questions.BurnerBurner provides disposable phone numbers, but the company is making the mobile app do more than send and receive calls and texts. In 2015, the company began giving developers more tools for its platform, starting with native integrations with Evernote, Slack, Dropbox, and SoundCloud. Soon after, itreleased a new option for developers to build their own custom integrations, in a step toward really opening up an ecosystem.Burner aims to make your phone number a conduit for data so you can do much more with that unique identifier. How it will continue to fare against traditional telecommunication companies will be interesting to watch, especially as Burner is building up an assortment of custom, automatic integrations with other apps for users and developers to take advantage of.Magic LeapAugmented reality was a hot topic in 2015, with many speculating about the potential of Microsoft’s HoloLens, Atheer’s glasses for the workplace, and many others. One promising company, Magic Leap, recently announced it had raised $827 million for its unreleased product. Whether they’re used for games, industrial hands-free work, or personal enjoyment, Magic Leap’s devices will likely offer a whole new perspective on the world. The thing is, no products have really been made available for public consumption so far. That could change with Magic Leap next year.LiveListLiveList functions as the equivalent of the TV Guide for livestreamed events, allowing fans to follow their favorite artists online. Launched in late 2015, the service focuses more on professional livestreams, but perhaps the company will start adding in user-generated content like that found on Meerkat, Periscope, or Facebook Live.In chatting with the company, one of the things that came across was this notion of changing the music experience. Livestreaming will likely become a popular distribution tool for artists, whether they have a record label or not. Events like Coachella are already doing professional streaming, but what about individual artists such as Adele, Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Roem Baur, or independent artists that want to offer fans a continued experience well after they leave a concert?At first glance, a listing service for livestreaming may seem like the equivalent ofYahoo’s Video Guide app, but there’s additional potential for the service, such as offering fans various vantage points when they stream concerts in their living rooms or making merchandise and music tracks sales directly from the livestream. The question for 2016 is: Can LiveList realize that potential?DroneDeployDrones have become so commonplace that the Federal Aviation Administration recently enacted regulations requiring these unmanned aerial devices be registered. But that hasn’t stopped companies from exploring the potential of commercial usage — just look at Amazon. DroneDeploy creates software for these vehicles, providing aerial mapping. Users can get data outputs without having to wait for hours.The company raised $9 million last year and moved its platform out of beta. In doing so, it’s making drones more accessible to industrial companies that may want to legitimately use DroneDeploy’s technology to help their business with tasks like surveying land or inspecting property.3ScanYou may not have heard about 3Scan, but its market could matter to you. The company has upgraded the task of analyzing cells and tissues from analog to digital technology and is modernizing the way doctors, researchers, and biotech companies examine tissues. 3Scan provides digital renderings of biopsies and other tissue samples in 2D and 3D through the use of its Knife Edge Scanning Microscope. The company has raised more than $7 million in funding over the past four years from the Thiel Foundation, Data Collective, Dolby Family Ventures, SK Ventures, and others.Crew32Little is known about Crew32, the newest startup from Jason Nazar. The company is focused on the small business service industry and has already raised $5.2 million. Nazar’s previous venture, DocStoc, was a document-sharing service that Intuit acquired two years ago before shuttering it in 2015. Nazartook to Facebook soon after the shutdown to explain the reasoning behind Intuit’s actions, stating that despite his best efforts, “I got hit with resistance at every turn.”Besides Nazar, the company counts BetterWorks cofounder George Ishii and http://Investd.in cofounder Yadid Ramot as cofounders on the team.Not all of these companies are going to be guaranteed breakouts in 2016, but there’s something intriguing about each one. If nothing else, they are certainly worth watching, as it’s our opinion that they’ll have some major news sometime in the next 12 months.[[source : 15 interesting startups to watch in 2016and 20 Startups To Watch In 2016 ]]