Showing posts with label update. Show all posts
Showing posts with label update. Show all posts

Friday, 16 December 2016

Want To Switch From IPhone To Android? New Google Drive Update Will Make It Smooth



Google is pushing aggressively, to make the switch from iPhone to Android as easy as possible. Ever since Google released its Pixel smartphones, they are now a direct, face- to- face competitor with Apple. It is really evident from Google’s Switch to Android guide for iPhone users.

Now, with an upcoming update, Google plan to make the transition as worry free as possible. Google is adding a new feature to Google Drive app for iOS that will back up your important data from iPhone to the Google Drive. And once you switch to an android phone, whether its Pixel or Galaxy, these data will be automatically available as you set your phone up.



The feature will back up your contacts, calendar and camera roll. This is considered to be Google’s answer to a similar effort Apple made with iCloud on Android to help out people make the switch to iPhones. However, Google drive cannot yet back up your text messages or music from iPhones. You can access these feature under the Backup tab in Google Drive for iOS.

Thursday, 27 October 2016

Pokemon GO 1.13.3 & 0.43.3 for iOS, Android Released

Pokemon GO for iOS and Android has been updated. The new release brings with it several changes and fixes.

You Can Now Download Pokemon GO 1.13.3 for iOS, 0.43.3 for Android



Having announced an in-game Halloween event for Pokemon GO a short while back, Niantic went ahead to update the game for iOS and Android users as well. While the update doesn’t pack a lot of great changes at face value, but nonetheless you shouldn’t skip on it at all.

The full changelog of the update is as follows:

Professor Willow discovered that Eggs have different patterns depending on the distance required to hatch them.
Pokémon type icons have been added to the information screen for each Pokémon.
Low battery indicator added for the Pokémon GO Plus.
Minor text fixes

Pokemon GO Plus users will be pleased to learn that a new low battery warning indicator has been added to the game. If you’re out and about catching Pokemon and the accessory is about to give up the ghost on you, you’ll be notified about it in the game. Furthermore, Niantic has added new Pokemon type icons to the information screen as well. And of course, things are topped off with minor text fixes and obviously bug fixes too which haven’t been named in the changelog.

If you have Pokemon GO installed on your iPhone or Android device, then we highly recommend updating to the latest build without hesitation. The update is free as ever including the game itself. Tap on the links below to go straight to the Pokemon GO download page on the App Store and Google Play.

Remember, Pokemon GO features in-app purchases in order to boost the gameplay further. They are optional, but tempting.

It’s fairly obvious at this point Niantic is constantly working in the background to keep Pokemon GO as interesting as possible. While the company is adding small little changes on an almost weekly basis, it seems as though we are in for a big surprise in the months to come with major changes to the game. But what will those changes be? We can’t say for sure. Nonetheless we will keep our readers informed of the slightest change that is added to the game, so stay tuned.

Monday, 9 November 2015

Xiaomi’s Wearable Device Tracks Your Sleep, Steps And Heart Rate

Xiaomi’s Wearable Device Tracks Your Sleep, Steps And Heart Rate


































Xiaomi’s much-speculated second wearable device is now official, after the Chinese company unveiled the Mi band pulse.
A report from speculated that the Mi Band, the company’s debut wearable, made Xiaomi the world’s second largest seller of wearables behind only Fitbit. That was before the Apple Watch went on sale, of course, but this follow-up builds on that potential.
Beyond tracking your steps and sleep, alarms and some notifications, the Mi Band Pulse includes a heart rate tracker, as previously speculated. That addition — the device usesPPG to measure your heart rate — has made it slightly larger than its predecessor. The original Mi Band took a little time to add iPhone support, but Xiaomi’s website confirms that the wearable will work with both Android (4.4 or later) and iOS (iPhone 4S / iOS 7.0 upwards) from the get-go.
Most importantly, the device has retained a low price tag. That’s 99 CNY, or around $15, this time around. The original Mi Band will still be available for those seeking something more basic, with a  slightly lower price of 69 CNY, or around $11.
Fans of Xiaomi and its low-priced tech gadgets may be disappointed to hear that the wearable will go on sale in China only initially, as part of the country’s massive 11/11 Singles Day online shopping festival.
Xiaomi told us that it doesn’t yet have anything to say about international sales. However, we expect the Mi Band Pulse to be available outside of China soon, since the Mi Band itself retails in India, Europe and the U.S. too via Xiaomi's global mi store.
I bought a Mi Band recently as an inexpensive way to test whether fitness tracking is something that I want to take seriously. With the addition of a heart rate tracker, Xiaomi just made dabbling in this area more compelling — although we haven’t tested the Mi Band Pulse out yet.

Saturday, 15 August 2015

Blackberrys first android phone

Blackberrys first android phone coming to T mobile


The device has high expectations as blackberry fans have been waiting for the company's first android device. Despite early decisions that only AT&T will market it now Even Blass claims that T-mobile can also purchase " Venice " by this fall.  
The device is expected to a sport 5.4 inch quad HD display that is powered by six-core Qualcomm snapdragon 808 processor backed with 3gb of RAM.     The rear camera is likely to be 13MP and front is likely to be 5MP. The device is designed with curved edges which give it a rich look. There is another speculation that the device which have physical keyboard sliding beneath the display. BlackBerry is looking forward to launch it by november.    
This device is all set to let BlackBerry gain some market strength once again and also pave a path for a future years. Taking a look at this device would be worth that is for sure.    Blackberry has been out of major smart phone market since long now and they are just trying to find that one glimpse to be back with device code named as 'venice'. Being away from android had a serious market and trend drop for blackberry as they offered less feature and minimal customization options which were cheaply available in android counter parts.
With this first ever android launch they might be hoping to be back in business again.

Thursday, 23 July 2015

New Whatsapp Update

New whatsapp update brings custom notifications, mark as unread, and low data setting for voice calls



"WhatsApp is expected to roll out a new version of its app on Google Play and the App Store with a handful of new features"
WhatsApp is all set to roll out a new updated version of its app for Android and iOS. The beta version of the app with build number 2.12.194 is available on the company's website, and is expected to roll out on Google Play and the App Store soon.

The new version will bring a handful of new features like custom notifications, Mark as Unread, and a low data consumption setting for voice calls. Custom notifications lets users select particular types of notifications for specific contacts. Users can now choose to mute any chat for a specific time period, select ringtones, notification LED light behaviour, popup notifications, and the vibration length for messages.

Mi Notebook 14, Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition With 10th-Gen Intel Core Processors Launched in India

Mi Notebook 14 and Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition on Thursday made their debut in India as Xiaomi's first laptops in the country. The M...