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T he year 2017 was great as many smartphones were launched with some new interesting ideas, thoughts and innovations. Some flagship brands such as Google, Apple, Samsung brought their ultimate phones whether it was Pixel XL, iPhone X or Galaxy S8, into the world of technology. For the first time ever, Face ID was introduced and ZTE brought Dual Screen which provides four different screen modes. 18:9 Display Ratio Historically most smartphones featured the display with a 16:9 aspect ratio which provided some experience of small screen theatres. However, in 2017 most of the brands move on to 18:9 aspect ratio display which provided a much longer and thinner screen. It started with LG G6, which used the 18:9 ratio for its 5.7" 2880*1440 display. LG termed it as FullVision which actually made the G6 a bit smaller than the older LG V20, despite both having 5.7" display.After the launch of G6, even Samsung and Google launched their smartphones  with 18:9 ratio. Dual Ca

H ere are some awesome tech stuff from around the world and the great news is that OnePlus has launched its Star Wars Limited Edition . You can grab it here, click below... OnePlus 5T Star Wars Toh dosto iss baat pe page ko subscribe karna mat bhuliye ga... 1) Microsoft Handwriting AI Good news for the visually impaired ones that Microsoft is planning for them to launch an AI app which could detect whatever is written by just recognizing the handwriting. 2) Xiaomi e-Cigarette Xiaomi has had a history of launching weird products.This time the company has launched yet another product, called e-Cigarette.I t is a Nutrient-Rich e-cigarette and is priced at Rs. 1900 approximately.  It comes in four flavours – Apple, Mint, Grapefruit, and Vanilla. 3) DDoS on Bitcoin With the Bitcoin frenzy rising globally, a Bitcoin trading exchange BitFinex was under DDoS attack which brought to light the weakness of crypto-currencies.  4) S9 Designs Leaked Mo

Y ou must have seen a magnetic black coloured stripe on the back of a hotel key card or a bank card. But, do you know that some data are stored in these stripes and how data is written on these magnetic stripes?  The concept is similar to that which was used in audio cassettes or in videotapes where these stripes were divided into many sections and such stripe is made up of a material whose magnetic properties can be changed. The magnetic stripe on the back of a badge is composed of iron-based magnetic particles encased in plastic-like tape. Each magnetic particle in the stripe is a tiny bar  magnet  about 20-millionths of an inch long. When all the bar magnets are polarized in the same direction, the magnetic stripe is blank. Information is written on the stripe by magnetizing the tiny bars in either a north or south pole direction with a special electromagnetic writer which is basically a solenoid, called an encoder. The writing process, called  flux  reversal, causes

You must be knowing about PIN, pattern, password, face ID, fingerprint and iris scanner, and of course, you must be using them also. But do you know that there are also some other authentications, that we use to take in some higher security zones? Bio-metrics – identifying people through aspects their unique physical characteristics or behaviour – has found steady business for the last three decades. So, here are some of the more secure authentication mechanisms used for higher security purpose. 1) Palm Scanning: In such type of authentications, your complete palm is scanned in which all the parameters such as your fingerprint, shape and size are checked after which authentication process is complete. 2) Brain Waves(Emotional ID): Every individual has its own thought for a particular situation. Their behaviour is different from others. Therefore, in such authentications, the behaviour of an individual is recognized and it is matched with the original one. 3) Vein Mat

Here are some of the cool gadgets on Amazon which will make you smart. 1) Mivi 3.1A Dual Port Smart Wall Charge Adapter The compact Mivi dual port wall charger is safe and smart, charging up your devices to be ready and go in no time. Smartly integrated IC intelligently detects the device connected to each port while also identifying the appropriate current, to charge each of your devices optimally at their fully-intended speeds up to a total of 3.1 A. It is compatible with all smartphones including Samsung, Apple iPhones and iPads, HTC, Motorola, Asus, Vivo, Oppo, Sony, LG, Microsoft, Nokia, Xiaomi, Google, Lenovo, Gionee, Lava, Intex, iBall, XOLO and many more. 2)  Bottle Opener Keychain Data Cable Portable 3 in 1 USB 3 in 1 multi-function 8 pin USB cable w ith a carabiner clip for ultimate portability  can be used as a data cable, a  bottle opener as well as a keychain. 3) Universal 3 in 1 Lens To all the photography lovers who want to enjoy photogra

C ontrol your smart-home with Alexa, Amazon's first voice assistant.  Amazon’s smart speaker Echo just got a whole lot smarter.  Echo connects to Alexa Voice Service to play music, answer questions, provide information, news, sports scores, weather, and more - instantly. All you have to do is ask "Alexa,how's the weather today?" "Alexa,play some romantic playlist." "Alexa,which film released recently?" and many more... The best thing about Alexa, the brain behind Amazon Echo is that it is built in the cloud, so it's always getting smarter.  The more you use Echo, the more Alexa adapts to your speech patterns and vocabulary. Voice Control Your Music Amazon Echo has a 2.5” downward-firing woofer and 0.6” tweeter powered by Dolby to deliver crisp vocals and dynamic bass throughout the room. Just ask Alexa to play music from Amazon Prime Music, Saavn or TuneIn. With Amazon Prime Music, you can search by your favourite artist, song

G oogle has a long tradition of hiding Easter eggs in its software. It started in 2010 with Android Gingerbread and ever since we’ve been treated to at least one new Easter egg a year. They have included everything from pictures to simple games, but each time they’ve captured our attention. Want to check out the current Android Easter egg for yourself? Open up settings, head to System, and press About Phone. Once there, rapidly press the Android version until the Easter egg pops up. Here's a list of all the easter eggs which are hidden over the years... Android 2.3 Gingerbread Android 3.0 HoneyComb Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.1-4.3 Jellybean Android 4.4 KitKat Android 5.0 Lollipop Android 6.0 Marshmallow Android 7.0 Nougat Android 8.0 Oreo

Q ualcomm officially announced the launch of its next flagship processor called Snapdragon 845 which is the successor of Snapdragon 835. It will likely to have improved performance, better power efficiency and improved image processing. By next year, it will likely to have on many Android phones as well as Windows 10 laptops. Last year’s Snapdragon 835 featured a 10nm manufacturing process, and the 845 is expected to be the same. Qualcomm will pair the 845 with its latest X20 LTE modem, which provides gigabit connectivity on supported networks.

Hello viewers, today I bring you to some interesting tech news from some of the tech giants. Before knowing about that first of all do follow my blog and share it with others so that I could bring you more interesting tech news. Let's check out... 1)Andriod Oreo Go Edition After its brief introduction at  Google I/O  earlier this year, Google has now officially launched Android Go.  Android Go is a lightweight version of  Android Oreo , comprised of three, optimized areas: the operating system, the Google Play Store, and the Google apps.  Android Go is available now for OEMs and we expect to see the first lineup of devices running the software to appear in the coming months. The OS itself is based on  Android Oreo  but it’s built to run on smartphones with 1 GB of RAM or less.  Like the OS, Google has also developed apps to make better use of the device’s memory.   Google Assistant will also be able to run on phones with 1 GB of RAM or less for the first time ever as G