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Hands-On and First Impressions of the iPhone Xs and Xs Max

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iPhone Xs and Xs Max  Like every year, Apple has launched new iPhones this year in September. We have got our hands on the new iPhone Xs and Xs Max. Let us look at the first impressions of the new iPhones in this article. iPhone Xs and Xs Max hands-on video- Physical overview - The new iPhone Xs and Xs Max look simply gorgeous. Especially the new golden colour looks amazing. Both the phones have the same glass back as the old iPhone X. The camera assembly also looks just like the X, but there is a significant software improvement that makes the images come up really good. On the front side of the phone, there is the Super Retina AMOLED Display with the big notch which also resembles the one in iPhone X. The display quality in these phones is stunning. The notch on the top houses the hardware required for face ID and one of the speakers from the stereo speakers. The other speaker is at the bottom of the phone. There's also the standard lightning conne

Everything you need to know about google october 2018 event

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Which new products were launched? Pixel 3 and Pixel 3XL Google Hone hub Google pixel Slate Pixel 3 and Pixel 3XL       These two devices are as expected, the 3 comes with a 5.5-inch display and the 3Xl comes with a 6.3-inch display. Both the phones have a single lens setup at the back and a dual lens setup in the front for taking wide-angle selfies. The Pixel 3XL comes with a notch whereas the Pixel 3 has no notch. Both the devices have the same processor and RAM capacity and storage, although the battery in the pixel 3XL is slightly larger than the 3.                     Google is boasting many new camera features in these devices including high-resolution zoom, Night sight and Top shot which automatically selects the best shot when you click a photo. it's branding all these features under the Pixel visual core chip.              Google also launched a wireless charging stand for these devices which props the phone as google assistant similar to google h

Why does the Frame Rate Decrease When Resolution is Increased?

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Almost always it is seen that when you increase the resolution of a video, the frame rate of the video decreases. For example, if the resolution is 1080p and the frame is 60fps (frames per second), and you increase the resolution to 4k, the frame rate will become 30fps. Why does this happen? This particular thing depends on the camera and every camera has its own hardware and software which has some limitations. The frame rate of the camera at a particular resolution depends upon the number of frames the camera is able to process in one second. Capturing a frame, processing each of the individual pixels in the frame and storing them are the steps involved in shooting a video. Whenever the resolution of the image or video is increased, the number of pixels increase drastically. Processing the more pixels means processing more data. And processing more data certainly requires more amount of time. The steps mentioned above in shooting a video have to be done for every single f

How KaiOS is becoming 3rd largest mobile OS in the world?

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What is KaiOS?       KaiOS is a Linux based operating system which brings most of the features of a smartphone into a feature phone. It is forked from B2G (boot to gecko), an opensource community-driven successor of FirefoxOS discontinued by Mozilla in  2016. The entire KaiOS platform is based on HTML5 and supports JavaScript. This means it’s relatively easy to create apps (and other content) for KaiOS, especially when an HTML5 website is already available. The operating system first appeared in 2017 and is developed by KaiOS Technologies Inc., a San Diego based company headed by CEO Sebastien Codeville with offices in other countries. In June 2018, Google invested US$22 million in the operating system. What are the goals of KaiOS? Primary features of KaiOS is to bring support for 4G LTE E, GPS and Wi-Fi with HTML5 apps and longer battery life to non-touch devices with optimized user interface, less memory, and energy consumption. It also features over-the-air updates.

To keep, or not to keep, that is the question

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It all started with the iPhone 7. Although the iPhone 7 was not the first one to ditch it, it all started with it. Are you guessing what we are talking about? The headphone jack! They are there just because they are the best way to connect headphones to a mobile phone or any gadget. But wait! We have got Bluetooth now. It might be better than wires and the mess. But we still need the jack! Or do we? Why do we want to remove the jack?  We want to remove headphone jacks because we want slimmer and more tech-filled phones. The thing that really promotes the removal of the headphone jack is Bluetooth. Bluetooth headphones are now widely available. Another way is using the USB headphones. Although this is not what we want, because of some obvious reasons, for now, it is the only option except for Bluetooth. Seeing it from the headphones perspective, wired headphones are often not used by people because they are messy. Apple and some others want to get away with it because it

Why Cable TV does not buffer?

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Why does internet buffer ?            The main purpose of buffering is to deal with inconsistencies on the internet. If the connection between you and the internet server you were getting your content from wasn't perfect then buffering would be unnecessary . Differ ence between cable TV and internet     In the case of the internet, when you watch a video the ISP has to create an individual stream for every person watching the video but in case of cable TV every channel has a different frequency and every person has the exact same content and the service provider does not have to create an individual stream for every device . Advantages of the internet over cable TV You can watch anything anytime as per your convenience. A large variety of Content Available on portable devices such as smartphones and tablets Option to save content offline. No censorship Advantages of cable TV over the internet You can stream HD and 4K content without any lag o

The Rise, Fall and Rise of NOKIA

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Nokia is one of the world's most popular brands ever. This Finnish company was founded in 1865. Nokia started as a pulp mill & became one of the biggest mobile brands of all time. The Rise of Nokia In the October of 1998, Nokia overtook Motorola communications. Just after it overtook Motorola, Nokia became the best-selling mobile brand. Since then, Nokia dominated the feature phone market. Nokia's phones were amazing. They were pretty ahead of their time. Nokia made rugged phones. They also introduced mobile gaming with their legendary 'Snake' game. Nokia for the first time put a camera on a mobile phone. Nokia was doing great innovation. Their phones were really appealing. They made really iconic phones. Not only phones, but they made memories. All of their phones used to run on the Symbian OS. Symbian was co-founded by Nokia in the same year Nokia bought Motorola. Everything was going superbly well for Nokia. But, how did Nokia fail then?