Aug 23, 2019

What is Raspberry Pi?

A: Have you ever heard about Raspberry Pi?
B: Yes! It is a fruit.
A: No, It is a small-sized computer.
B: What? 
A: Read below-↓↓↓↓↓

The Raspberry Pi is a small-sized single-board computer, developed in the United Kingdom, which can fit in your pocket. It plugs into the computer monitor or TV and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. 


In 2012, the first generation of Raspberry Pi was launched as 'Raspberry Pi 1'. A "Computer Module" was released on April 2014 for embedded applications. The latest Raspberry Pi model was released in June 2019 'Raspberry Pi 4 Model B',
with 3 RAM variant 1GB, 2GB and 4GB.

Read Also:[ Google's New Project- Soli ]

It is capable of doing everything you which you would expect from a desktop computer to do, from surfing internet to playing games, streaming high-definition videos, making a spreadsheet, word processing, etc. It was developed to promote teaching of basic computer science in schools and in many developing countries.

Aug 22, 2019

Google's New Project- Soli

"Your hands are the only interface you'll need"- Google

Soli is the new touchless radar-based sensing technology by Google. It is a small chip which may integrate in the future phones to make it touchless.

There was a time when you use buttons to use your phones. Then an era of touchscreen came. Now the future era may be based on Google's Soli where you can give the command to your phone just by creating a sensation in the air and this radar-based sensor will detect your motion.

Soli tracks and recognizes dynamic gestures expressed by fine motions of the fingers and hand. This tool is based on the virtual tool gesture. You can press it by tapping your fingers together. Rub your thumb against your index finger to turn on the virtual dial. Slide your thumb over your index finger to slide the stuff. This kind of interactions is being developed by GoogleThis chip is smaller than a 1 Rupee coin. Indeed it is ultra-compact 8mm x 10mm. Sensor and antenna are incorporated within it. 
Soli sensor technology works on electromagnetic waves in a broad beam. Objects within the beam scatter this energy, reflecting some portion back towards the radar antenna. The reflected signal, such as energy, frequency, and time delay capture rich information about the object's characteristics and dynamics, shape, size, and orientation. Soli chip can be integrated into IoT devices, computers, cars, smartwatches and of course in smartphones.

We may see the integration of Soli Sensor in Google's upcoming flagship smartphone- Google Pixel 4 XL

"I have just explained the upcoming sensor by Google i.e. Soli- a radar-based sensor in very simple language. Hope you guys understand it clearly."

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Jan 16, 2019

105 Useful Websites You Need to Know

Hello Visitors!!!!! I am giving the list of 105 useful websites which is divided into 3 parts.

Part 1
  1. 1. file.pizza — peer to peer file transfer over WebRTC without any middleman.
    2. onlineocr.net – recognize text from scanned PDFs – see other OCR tools.
    3. draw.io – create diagrams, wireframe, and flowcharts in the browser.
    4. homestyler.com – design from scratch or re-model your home in 3D.
    5. youtube.com/webcam — broadcast yourself live over the Internet without any complicated setup.
    6. calligraphr.com — transform your handwriting into a real font.
    7. fonts.google.com – the best collection of open source fonts that you can use anywhere without restrictions.
    8. earn.com — replace your email with a mailbox that pays when you reply to someone’s email.
    9. e.ggtimer.com – a simple online timer for your daily needs.
    10. videos.pexels.com — an online library of free HD videos you can use everywhere. Also, see videvo.net.
    11. flightstats.com – track flight status at airports worldwide.
    12. jotti.org – scan any suspicious file or email attachment for viruses.
    13. noisli.com — ambient noises to help you improve focus and boost productivity.
    14. copychar.cc – copy special characters and emojis that aren’t on your keyboard.
    15. dictation.io – accurate and quick voice recognition in your browser itself.
    16. slides.com — create pixel-perfect slide decks and broadcast your presentations to an audience of any size from anywhere.
    17. autodraw.com — create freehand doodles and watch them magically transform into beautiful drawings powered by machine learning.
    18. upwork.com — find freelancers and subject experts to work on any kind of project.
    19. thunkable.com — build your own apps for Android and iOS by dragging blocks instead of writing code. Also see: glitch.com.
    20. sway.com — create and share interactive reports, newsletters, presentations, and for storytelling.
    21. 10minutemail.com — create disposable email addresses for putting inside sign-up forms.
    22. buffer.com — the easiest way to post and schedule updates on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google+ and Facebook.
    23. asciiflow.com — a WYSIWYG editor to draw ASCII diagrams that you can embed in emails and tweets.
    24. camelcamelcamel.com — Create Amazon price watches and get email alerts when the prices drop.
    25. htmlmail.pro – send rich-text emails with gmail mail merge.
    26. slide.ly — make marketing videos and branded stories for Instagram, Facebook and YouTube trailers. Also see: animoto.com and biteable.com.
    27. flowgram.com — make data-driven graphics, charts and infographics. Also see: adioma.com and eas.ly.
    28. googleartproject.com — discover museums, famous paintings and art treasure from all around the world.
    29. class-central.com — a directory of free online courses offered by universities worldwide.
    30. twitterbots — create your own Twitter bots that can auto-reply, DM, follow people and more.
    31. gravit.io — a full-featured vector drawing tool that works everywhere.
    32. webmakerapp.com — an offline playground for building web projects in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
    33. anchor.fm — the easiest way to record a podcast that you can distribute on iTunes without having to pay for hosting.
    34. carrd.co — build one-page fully responsive websites that look good on every screen. 

Jan 5, 2019

How WhatsApp make money

We all know that WhatsApp is one of the biggest freeware social networking platforms. Currently, Whatsapp has 1 billion monthly active users. Do you know how WhatsApp make money?

Let's read this article:

WhatsApp was founded in 2009 by Brian Acton and Jan Koum as an alternative to pricey SMS services. The app allows users to upload their contact book and message anyone who has the app installed at no cost.

Facebook Inc. purchased WhatsApp in February 2014 for $19 billion, and according to the 2014 Facebook Form 10-Q, in the nine months preceding September 30, 2014, WhatsApp generated revenue of $1,289,000. How is WhatsApp making its money?
WhatsApp makes money in a different way, they didn't earn directly from WhatsApp service or any ad promotion.

Let me show you:

More than one billion people are now using Whatsapp every day in the world. Currently, 55 billion messages are being sent per day. 4.5 billion photos are being sent per day. Currently, it supports 60 languages all over the world. It is not like a traditional SMS app, it has much more good features. It is increasing and expanding at every moment. Still, now it is totally free of cost.

Now the story is:

You don't know after buying WhatsApp, Facebook has increased their net growth revenue in a multifold. Facebook knows all about you even you don't know about that information of you, sometimes you forget those small incidents. They have made a large database from WhatsApp. They are able to serve interest-based advertisement now.

Let's talk about it:

• Facebook knows about your personal information.
• Facebook knows about your professional information.
• It knows about your relationship and families.
• It knows what you like or dislike.
• It knows what kind of activities you are doing each and every day sometimes you forget about those activities but Facebook remembers it.
• Even they know about your mental and emotional situation. Sometimes you ignore these things but Facebook does not ignore, it records all these small things in their database system.
• It knows what you want and what you don't want in your daily life.
• It knows where you go when you go and why you go they always follow you (internet location services, group activities and status updating).
• Its ad performance is the best in the world, totally 100% target and interest-based ad they are selling.

[Read Also: Facebook Watch ]

So, the Facebook team is using their WhatsApp database system to grow and helps to achieve their target. Sequoia Capital invested around $8 million in the company, and many other investors are interested in investing in the venture. In India, Reliance Communications has teamed up with WhatsApp for providing a unique scheme for Reliance's prepaid users -- a WhatsApp Plan. So, WhatsApp is making money by tie-ups with popular telecom companies as well.

I have just explained 'How WhatsApp make money?' Hope you guys understand and find this article interesting. 
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Jan 1, 2019

Best Smartphones in 2018 (Budget)

2018 is the year for smartphones. Many phones launched which really impressed the people and at the same time many phones launched which upset the people. So I am today presenting the list of best smartphones in 2018 in the budget range.

Budget: 20k to 40k

1. Xiaomi POCO F1










Pros:-
1. Powered by Snapdragon 845
2. Good battery life
3. Good camera
Cons:-
1. Average speaker
2. Poly-carbonate rear cover

[ Read Also: Snapdragon 855 7nm chipset ]

2. Asus ZenFone 5Z










Pros:-
1. Almost stock Android experience
2. Good Camera
3. 100GB free space on Google Drive
Cons:-
1. No IP ratings
2. Fingerprint sensor is slightly lazy

Budget 15k to 20k

1. Nokia 7.1











Pros:-
1. Sleek and compact
2. Responsive fingerprint sensor
3. Good display
4. Good camera
5. Good gaming experience
Cons:-
1. Competition offers Snapdragon 845, but it has Snapdragon 660
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2StO0GZ

2. realme 2 Pro











Pros:-
1. Good display
2. Security features (Face unlock and fingerprint sensor) are quick
3. Water drop notch
Cons:-
1. Average low-light camera
2. Plastic back cover

[ Read Also: Best Smartphones in 2018 (Premium) ]
3. Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro










Pros:-
1. Comfortable to hold
2. Good battery
3. Water resistant
Cons:-
1. Big notch
2. No fast charger in the retail box (although phone supports fast charging)
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2QfW8sR

4. Oppo F9 Pro










Pros:-
1. Stunning design
2. Good battery life
3. Premium design
4. Good gaming experience
Cons:-
1. Average performance
2. Sometimes heat
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2Qfq2xb

Budget 10k to 15k

1. realme U1










Pros:-
1. Good battery life
2. Helio P70 chipset
3. Water drop display
4. Good selfie camera
Cons:-
1. No notification LED
2. No 4k video recording
3. Camera struggles in low light
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2R17czi

2. Huawei Honor 8X










Pros:-
1. Good battery life
2. Good display
3. Good build quality
Cons:-
1. Camera struggles in low light
2. Offers micro USB
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2Qi8OPY

3. Xiaomi Mi A2










Pros:-
1. Good build quality
2. Fingerprint speed is fast
3. Good speakers
4. Good battery life
5. Runs on stock Android (under android one program)
Cons:-
1. No 3.5mm Jack
2. Worst light sensor
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2CIzrdq

Budget 5k to 10k

1. Xiaomi Redmi 6










Pros:-
1. Good battery life
2. Dedicated microSD card slot
Cons:-
1. Average camera performance
2. Average speaker
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2AqCKV0

[Read Also: What is Facebook Watch? ]


2. Huawei Honor 9N










Pros:-
1. Dual 4G support
2. Easy to hold
Cons:-
1. Average performance
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2QfrmjZ

3. realme 2










Pros:-
1. Good battery life
2. Comfortable to hold
Cons:-
1. Powered by Snapdragon 450
2. Average display
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2CI76Uh

*Use the purchase link to purchase smartphones.
Here is the list of best smartphones in 2018. Hope you guys find it interesting. Share, Comment and Subscribe.
*All the information is taken from Phonecurry.

Best Smartphones in 2018 (Premium)

2018 is the year for smartphones. Many phones launched which really impressed the people and at the same time many phones launched which upset the people. So I am today presenting the list of best smartphones in 2018 in premium or flagship range.

Budget: Above 1,00,000

1.  Apple iPhone XS Max 256/512GB
Apple iphone XS Max









Pros:
1. Improved Face ID.
2. Brighter, Richer and Fingerprint-resistant screen with Oleophobic Coating
3. Bunch of Sensors
4. Dual Sim
Cons:
1. Earpieces are not bundled with the retail box
2. No fast charger in the retail box
Buy 512 GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2Tq4nVp
Buy 256 GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2Rph6tU

Budget: 80k to 90k

1. Google Pixel 3 XL 128GB
Google Pixel 3 XL









Pros:
1. Water Resistant ( IP68 Rated (up to 1.5m for 30 mins))
2. Stock Android Experience
3. Smart AI features in Camera
Cons:
1. Overpriced
2. Tall and Ugli Notch
3. Only 4GB RAM which can cause the bottleneck
Buy 128 GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2GX0RjY
Buy 64 GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2TkIdDD

[ Also Read: What is Bottleneck? ]


2. Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Samsung Galaxy Note 9









Pros:
1. Good Cameras
2. Super AMOLED Display with 512 ppi
3. Bunch of Sensors
4. IP68 Rated 
5. Wireless Charging
6. Samsung Pay
Cons:
1. Too large to hold
2. Too Heavy (~200gm)
Buy 512GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2AikJrV
Buy 256GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2GOY3VX

Budget: 70k to 80k

1. Apple iPhone XR 
Apple iPhone XR









Pros:
1. Comes with A12 Bionic processor
2. Dual Sim Support
3. Bunch of Sensors
Cons:
1. Earpieces are not bundled with the retail box
2. No fast charger in the retail box
Buy 128GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2AmfGH2
Buy 64GB storage variant: https://amzn.to/2R5U5gs

Budget: 60k to 70k

1. Asus ROG
Asus ROG









Pros:
1. Active Cooling Technology
2. Made for Gamers
3. 100 GB free space on Google Drive for 1 year
4. Good Speakers
Cons:
1. Difficulty to reach Fingerprint Sensor
Buy: Not Available

2. Samsung Galaxy S9/ S9Plus 
Samsung Galaxy S9









Pros:
1.  Good Screen
2. Water Resistant
3. Super Slow Motion Video
Cons:
1. AR Emoji needs improvement
Buy S9 plus: https://amzn.to/2QfmjzN

3. Huawei Mate 20 Pro
Huawei Mate 20 Pro









Pros:-
1. Vibrant Display
2. Powered by Kirin 980 processor
3. Low light photography is awesome
4. Fast 40-watt charging
Cons:-
1. In-display fingerprint is bit slow
2. Gesture navigation needs improvement
Buy: Not Available

[ Also Read: Snapdragon 855 7nm chipset ]


Budget: 50k to 60k

1. OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition
OnePlus 6t McLaren Edition

Pros:-
1. Runs on Oxygen OS which is best custom Android
2. 10GB RAM
3. Good battery life
4. Fast Charging support
5. Mute switch is very useful
Cons:-
1. No wireless Charging Support
2. No IP ratings
Buy: https://amzn.to/2GL3S6E

 2. Huawei P20 Pro
Huawei P20 Pro









Pros:-
1. IP 67 rating (dust and water resistant)
2. Good battery life and also supports fast charging
Cons:-
1. No 3.5 mm headphone jack
2. No wireless charging support
Buy: https://amzn.to/2R5VeVi

Budget: 40k to 50k

1. OnePlus 6T
OnePlus 6T









Pros:-
1. Good battery life
2. Fast Charging support
3. Mute switch is very useful
4. Runs on Oxygen OS which is best custom Android
Cons:-
1. No IP ratings
2. Gesture navigation needs more refinement.
Buy 6 GB RAM variant: https://amzn.to/2CGZB07
Buy 8 GB RAM variant: https://amzn.to/2CGx7n8

2. Oppo R17 Pro
Oppo R17 Pro









Pros:- 
1. In-display fingerprint sensor works well
2. 6.4 inch AMOLED screen
3. AI camera features on both the rear and front cameras
Cons:-
1. No water resistant
Buy Here: https://amzn.to/2An8eLQ

[ Also Read: Best Smartphones in 2018 (Budget)]

3. Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Samsung Galaxy Note 8









Pros:-
1. Good Camera
2. Good Display
3. Excellent build quality
Cons:-
1. Slightly Heavy
Buy: https://amzn.to/2QbuAVy

*Use the purchase link to purchase the smartphone.
Here is the list of best smartphones in 2018. Hope you guys find it interesting. Share, Comment and Subscribe.
*All the information is taken from Phonecurry.