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

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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.

The biggest online social media and social networking company 'Facebook' based in Califonia announced that it has more than 400 million active users on its video platform 'Facebook Watch'. It also announced the free video hub on both Desktop and Facebook lite application.
Facebook says "building a sustainable ecosystem for video creators is the best way to bring great content to the platform". It will also introduce Ad Breaks to 40 countries. Their initial Ad Breaks was to 5 countries.

In 2019, Facebook will expand the ways publishers and creators can make money on its platform. They say that they will bring Brand Collabs Manager to help match brands and creators for sponsorship deals. Apart from bringing Ad Breaks to more countries, they will also test better Ad Breaks placements in between live streams from gaming creators.

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Facebook Watch was launched in 2018 to every country, the platform opened to videos from all Pages, and they debuted lots of Facebook originals. They also started their slate of global shows with their first interactive game show Confetti expanding to six new markets this year. Facebook is looking forward to unifying the video experience across its platform. It claims that its users now consume video on multiple devices at different places.

Aim:
Facebook Watch has been created for people to find videos that matter to them, video creator they want to see and connect, and other fans that they want to build relations.

Here are the countries where Facebook introduced Ad Breaks:
Argentina,Australia,Bangladesh,Belgium,Bolivia,Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Germany, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Portugal, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, The Netherlands, The Philippines, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States.

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 Amazon Echo vs Google Home

Speaker:

Sound Quality:

The 'Home' delivers much better and richer sound quality than the Amazon's Echo. However, both the Echo and the Google Home can be used as Bluetooth speakers for your phone, and both support multi-room audio.

Compatible:

Both devices support iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify, and TuneIn. The Echo also supports Amazon Music, while the Home supports Google Play Music and YouTube Red.

Wake Up Options:

The Echo has many wake up options like-  "Alexa" "Amazon" "Echo" in the female voice, believe me, its female voice is very pleasant. Whereas Google Home only has one wake up option, "Hey Google," but it now has both male and female voices. 

More helpful:

Alexa uses Wikipedia for queries related to general knowledge, while Google's home search comprehensively. Both can do things like spell words, set timers, and read the news. Google has superior multi-user functions.

Which one to buy?

I will recommend you should go for the Amazon Echo for the two reasons- First, it has impressive sound surrounding in the 3.5mm jack and secondly, Alexa is more refined than Google Assistant.

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Android 1.0:

Android made its debut in 2008 with Android 1.0 without having deserts as a codename. Things were very basic then and the software did not include Google apps as bloatware. 

Android 1.5: 'Cupcake'

With basic refinement in early 2009, Android 1.5 Cupcake released and the tradition of naming Android versions was born. It includes the first on-screen keyboard. It had the first-ever option for video recording.

Android 1.6: 'Donut'

Android 1.6-Donut, rolled out in late 2009. It filled the loopholes of the Cupcake. It also added support for CDMA networks.

Android 2.0: 'Eclair'

Android 2.0 Eclair, rolled out in a couple months after Donut. The release's very transformative element was the addition of voice-guided navigation and real-time traffic information which is something previously unheard in the smartphone world. It also brought live wallpapers, speech-to-text function, and pinch-to-zoom in and out capability.

Android 2.2: 'Froyo'

Four months later, Android 2.2-Froyo arrived. It includes some important front-facing features and Voice Actions, which allowed you to perform basic functions by tapping an icon and then speaking a command.

Android 2.3: 'Gingerbread'

Gingerbread Released in 2010 and just the upgrade of 'Froyo'.
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Android 3.0: 'Honeycomb'

Released in 2011. I was truly a tablet-centric version of Android. The software was the first to use on-screen buttons for Android's navigation commands.

Android 4.0: 'Ice Cream Sandwich'

It also released in 2011. It was a little inspired from the previous version. It is not wrong to say that it was the core of the android's modern design.

Android 4.1 to 4.3: Jelly Bean

It gave us expandable and interactive notifications, an expanded voice search system and a more advanced system for displaying search results in general, with a focus on card-based results that attempted to answer questions directly. Its feature of keeping the widget on lock screen attracted many people.

Android 4.4: 'KitKat'

Released in late 2013. It was the first version having integration of "Ok Google" support but worked only when your screen was on and you were either at your home screen or inside the Google app.

Android 5.0: 'Lollipop'

Released in late 2014. The Recent Apps adopted the card style. It included truly hands-free voice control via the "OK, Google" command.

Android 6.0: 'Marshmallow'

It was the minor update of the lollipop. It was popular because it supports fingerprint readers and USB-C.

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Android 7.0: 'Nougat'

Google's Android Nougat released in 2016. It offered native split-screen mode and picture-in-picture (PiP) mode.

Android 8.0: 'Oreo'

Android Oreo added a variety of niceties to the platform, including a native picture-in-picture mode, a notification snoozing option and notification channels that offer fine control over how apps can alert you.

Android 9.0: 'Pie'

Android 9 entered the world in early August 2018. Primarily focused on AI (Artificial Intelligence), gesture commands and Android's battery saver mode.
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