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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...

One Plus has finally launched the OnePlus TV in India. There are  two models of the OnePlus TV: the OnePlus TV 55 Q1 and OnePlus TV 55 Q1 Pro. Gadgets now As the names suggest, both OnePlus TVs are 55-inch 4K QLED televisions. The OnePlus TV Q1 is the cheaper of the two, simply because it does not get a sliding soundbar like the Q1 Pro variant. All the other specs and features of the two televisions remain the same. Let’s dive in and see what the new OnePlus TVs bring to the table. First things first: the screen quality of the OnePlus TV Q1 Pro is fantastic. Forget about the tech, and there is lot of tech in it. But QLED, Gamma Colour Magic, MEMC and De- Contour , this and that are part of the marketing talk. What really matters is the colour depth of the OnePlus TV Q1 Pro screen, its contrast, its brightness when the window blinds and curtains in a room are open, how deep is the black on it. And on all these counts, the OnePlus TV Q1 Pro delivers more than expected consi...

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...