Barquecon Technologies

From Rented Desks to Our Own Doors

Barquecon started its journey back in 2016 — with a small team, big ambitions, and rented spaces that kept changing as we kept growing.
One office… then another… and a few more — each move marking a new milestone in our journey.

Then came 2020.

The world paused. Workplaces changed. And like many others, we adapted.

What started as a necessity turned into our strength —

Remote work helped us scale

It expanded our reach

It allowed us to build without boundaries

From 2020 to 2026, we grew not just in numbers, but in vision.

And now… another milestone.

Our First Self-Owned Office

Not just a workspace —

but a symbol of everything we’ve built together.
With increasing work in IoT and in-office collaboration needs, we’ve created a hybrid space — where innovation happens on desks, devices and sometimes over a cup of tea

While many of us will continue working remotely, while some will bring ideas to life from this new space.

But one thing remains constant —

The mindset to build, adapt, and grow.

This office isn’t just ours. It belongs to every team member who has been part of this journey — from day one to today.

Here’s to new beginnings, stronger collaborations, and building what’s next.

Let the spirit of Holi bring peace and positivity into your life.

On the occasion of Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti, let’s honour a visionary leader whose courage, strategic insight and commitment to justice continue to inspire us to lead with purpose and integrity.

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Android 17 just leaked, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most visually refined and feature-packed Android updates yet 🚀

According to recent leaks, Google is finally focusing on polish, usability, and system-level features that users have been asking for years.

One of the biggest changes is a new system-wide blur effect, giving Android a more modern and premium look across menus, overlays, and UI elements—similar to what we’ve seen on iOS, but adapted to Android’s design language.

Another long-awaited addition is Native App Lock. With Android 17, users may finally be able to lock apps directly at the system level using PINs or biometrics—no third-party apps required. This is a major win for privacy and security.

Multitasking is also getting smarter. A new Bubble-style mini window feature will allow apps to open in floating views, making it easier to reply to messages or perform quick actions without leaving your current app.

Content creators will love the upgraded screen recording experience, which includes a floating control window and new markup tools for better control and easier annotations while recording.

And finally, Android 17 is expected to introduce a split Quick Settings layout, where swiping down from the left opens notifications and from the right opens Quick Settings—bringing faster access and better one-hand usability.

These features are based on early leaks and previews, so final implementations may change before the official release.

Which Android 17 feature excites you the most? 👇
Privacy 🔐 | UI ✨ | Multitasking 📱