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Google Pixel Buds 2 : A Small Review

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Welcome to Quarantine content, this is just to keep you entertained when you stay at home. All of us are quarantine right now. Hope all of you are safe out there.  Google just released its Pixel Buds 2, the long-awaited second generation of their maligned Pixel Buds that came out a few years ago. The original Pixel Buds were slammed due to design and audio issues. But has Google finally come back with its new Pixel Buds 2? Let’s take a look at how the earbuds stack up. The Pixel Buds, feature a sleek design. They’re a little cartoonish looking, but feature a cool stabilizer arch to help keep them in your ears  The Pixel Buds also feature beam-forming microphones and a voice accelerometer, as well as connecting over Bluetooth too. But when it comes to audio quality they can’t compete with the AirPods Pro as they don’t feature any ANC. The Buds to have “Adaptive Sound” that automatically raises or lowers the volume based on your surroundings, but it’s n...

One Plus 8 : Review | Indeed a 1+ feature | One Plus 8 Pro | Wireless Charging finally

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Welcome to Quarantine content, this is just to keep you entertained when you stay at home. All of us are quarantine right now. Hope all of you are safe out there.  One Plus Chinese tech giant One Plus launched its new smartphone series the One Plus 8 and the One Plus 8 pro . One PLus recently is becoming really popular and is also my favorite android phone apart from the Pixel Series.  The phones have 5G, IP certification for water resistance, 120 Hz display(Pro version), 90Hz display(non-pro).  the 180Hz display in the pro is one of the smoothest displays on the planet right now. It is hard to find the difference between 90Hz and 120Hz for a normal person. But if you are a person who does gaming on his/her phone, then you might catch the bee. One Plus Both the phones have a really good design , with the punch hole camera in the front. Both the phone comes in 3 different colors which are really good looking. OnePlus 8 Pro is rated IP68 meaning...

Top 5 Group Video Calling Apps COVID-19

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Welcome to Quarantine content, this is just to keep you entertained when you stay at home. All of us are quarantine right now. So we can not meet our friends and family. The only way we can get in touch and see each other is by group video calling. Here are some of the best apps thru which you can get the best video calling experience. 5. WHATSAPP Owned by Facebook, it is one of the most used social media application in India. Due to this reason, many people have access to this option. It does not take much of your data. Then why is it in the 5th position? The biggest drawback is that only 4, yes only 4 people can be connected at a particular video conference. It is helpful for small pep talks but video calling is mostly done to connect with a large number of people at this app allows only 4 people. 4. HANGOUTS BY GOOGLE Google's old, I mean the very old application is a good app for video conference. Yes, many don't use it for chatting in 2020, but the vid...

Top 5 Things To Do During Quarantine : COVID-19

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Welcome to Quarantine content, this is just to keep you entertained when you stay at home. All of us are at our house due to lockdown and the coronavirus, most of us don't know how to spend our time. Don't worry, I've got you covered. Here are the top 5 things you can do while you are at home. 1. SET UP YOU SMART HOME All of us have to see Ironman, everyone wished to have someone who you can give commands by using your voice. So what can we do? There will surely be a smartphone in our house. If you have an Android phone, go to your Google Home app and search if you have any smart devices, it can be your TV, lights, fan, AC. 2. Work On Writing and Reading When you are writing something down, you become more careful in choosing the right words. This means your writing will be more eloquent, concise, and elegant than your actual speech. But, if you keep at it long enough, plenty of those beautifully put together words, phrases, and sentences will beg...

Huawei's new Operating System...

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Google has now restricted Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei from using Android, cutting off the company’s license for the operating system. This, according to reports from The Verge, and Reuters, is an action taken by Google based on the US Commerce Department’s decision to place Huawei on the ‘Entity List’ which is a list of companies that aren’t allowed to buy technology from US companies without government approval. Commenting on the matter, a Google spokesperson said to The Verge,  “We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications.”H owever, this change won’t immediately impact users using existing Huawei phones.   After Google restricted Huawei’s use of Android for its future smartphones yesterday, effectively cutting off Huawei from everything Google other than the Android Open Source Project, new reports from Chinese media have come out with the claim that Huawei’s in-house operating system for its smartphones will reportedl...

OnePlus 7 - Ridiculous speed...review

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With the 7 Pro, OnePlus is declaring that it’s no longer just a middle-weight boxer. It wants to challenge Apple and Samsung in the heavyweight class. It has created a phone that — on paper, at least — has certainly earned a chance to take on the champions. Let’s get ready to rumble. One  of the things that distinguishes the top-flight, expensive phones from regular phones is overall build quality. The phone has to  feel  like it deserves to cost as much as it does. The 7 Pro does, though perhaps because it borrows much of its basic design from Samsung’s Galaxy phones. The glass on the front and back curves in toward a metal rail that runs all around the frame. Where OnePlus (barely) differentiates itself is the back of the phone. It has a matte finish and iridescent colors, plus a vertical array of cameras.   The thing that you’ll likely show off to your friends is the motorized pop-up selfie camera. It’s a neat trick and a relative rarity in the...

Google Pixel 3a... a deeep review...

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Google I/O 2019 is  currently underway  and the biggest announcement of the developer conference, apart from Android Q, is finally out of the way. The highly-anticipated mid-range smartphones from Google, the Pixel 3a and 3a XL, have been officially launched during the keynote announcement and they’re exactly what we expected them to be. Google was kind enough to loan us the Clearly White variant of the smaller Pixel 3a. Pixel 3a: Specifications Starting off, let’s first take a quick look at the key specifications of the Pixel 3a and then move forward with talking about our initial impressions of this mid-range smartphone. Dimensions 151.3 x 70.1 x 8.2 mm Weight 147 grams Display 5.6-inch FHD+ (2220 x 1080) gOLED Processor Snapdragon 670 RAM 4GB LPDDR4x RAM Storage 64GB Rear Camera 12.2MP (f/1.8) Dual-Pixel Sony IMX363 Front Camera 8MP (f/2.0) Operating System Android 9 Pie Connectivity Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, Google Cast, USB-C Sensors Rear-...