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JBL Free X: Sports True Wireless Earphones

AH Sagar Posted on July 24, 2019December 10, 2019

These are earphones designed for ‘active’ users with IPX5 certification, which guarantees use even with adverse weather and sweat resistance. In the pack, the user finds three types of silicone olives, but also two linings of the same material for the body of the earphones: these shells allow you to adjust the bulk in the […]

App Review

The best pedometer apps for Android and iOS

AH Sagar Posted on July 17, 2019December 25, 2019

Knowing how many steps you take during the day can be very useful for those who practice mild physical activity and want to know how far it goes every day, so that you can adopt a balanced diet to burn calories. With all the sensors that are equipped with modern Android and iOS smartphones (including […]

8 Essential Windows Apps For Students

AH Sagar Posted on June 29, 2019January 21, 2020

Students have a lot to deal with these days, so they need an extra hand to do things. Here are some essential Windows apps for students. Technology has changed the way many students approach their education. Anyone at school today has access to a range of apps. Whether you are in high school, enroll in […]

App Review

Google Play Alternative Free App Stores For Android

AH Sagar Posted on June 27, 2019December 10, 2019

The applications are really what give life to our smartphones. If we unlock and look at the main screen of our mobile, we will see how we have a large number of installed applications that allow us to do a lot of things from the phone itself. A number, which also tends to grow little […]

Smartphone Review

How to close apps on iPhone X?

AH Sagar Posted on June 13, 2019December 10, 2019

You have just purchased your new iPhone X to replace your old iPhone. After executing the first configuration, you started downloading and starting your favorite applications, realizing later that they were still running in the background. You tried to close them like you did with your previous iPhone but without results: the absence of the […]

Software Review

The more Chrome OS advances, the more it loses its identity

AH Sagar Posted on May 23, 2019December 10, 2019

What is Chrome OS? Because until not long ago it was simply an operating system based on the Linux kernel that did not support apps for Linux, and whose interface is basically a version of Google’s browser with some extra, so web applications were its strength, and until recently, it’s all.

Hardware Review

ASUS announces the new ProArt PQ22UC monitor

AH Sagar Posted on May 16, 2019December 10, 2019

ASUS announces the availability of ProArt PQ22UC, a monitor expressly addressed to photographers, video editors and all professionals and creatives involved in the creation of “color critical” content. Thanks to the 21.6″ OLED panel, 4K UHD resolution (3840 × 2160 pixels) and HDR technology, the new ASUS ProArt PQ22UC ensures superior image quality and fidelity, […]

App Review

Top mobile apps not only for entertainment

AH Sagar Posted on May 12, 2019January 22, 2020

The high number of applications, however, does not facilitate the work of users who very often are confused about which app to install. Videogames, productivity, weather, maps, for each genre at least a dozen applications are available, all extremely valid and with different functionalities. If you are not a great smartphone expert, you must always […]

App Review

Augmented Reality comes to Google Maps

AH Sagar Posted on May 9, 2019December 10, 2019

Google has been testing for some time to incorporate Augmented Reality (AR) in Google Maps in order to facilitate the navigation of pedestrians. In fact, for a couple of months, some Local Guides and beta users have been testing it not only on Android phones, but also on an iPhone.

Software Review

Android File Transfer: Pass files from your Android to your PC with macOS

AH Sagar Posted on May 3, 2019December 10, 2019

Android has always been characterized by the ease that users have to access the files of the terminals that use this operating system. Without the need for root access, we can view most folders, and modify the content of them.