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Google Maps will now have the ability to display traffic signals and stop signs

by Atharva Gulhane April 6, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

If you’re going on a long road trip this summer, you already know how important Google Maps is. Of course, it’s not just about getting you there. Maps is a must-have app on your phone for avoiding speed traps and traffic backups, as well as sharing your location with friends. Google today announced a couple of long-awaited Maps on Android enhancements that should make your summer vacation even better.

Nothing is more frustrating than getting on the road only to discover that your route includes tolls. Knowing how much cash you’ll need to get to your destination can be extremely useful, whether you’re trying to make sure you have enough coins or making sure your car is equipped with electronic toll systems.

Google Maps: Traffic Signals – Depiction in real life

Beginning this month, Google Maps will display estimated toll prices along your route, based on data directly from the agency in charge of local road fees. To get the most bang for your buck on your drive, consider factors such as the time of day and the payment method. As usual, Google offers ways to avoid tolls by changing your route options, but for those who don’t mind paying a little more to get somewhere faster, you’ll be able to see your total cost before you get on the road. To begin with, this tool will be available to mobile users in the United States, Indonesia, India, and Japan, with more regions to follow.

While navigating, Google Maps is also adding extra information to its maps, bringing them up to speed with the competition. The main inclusions here are traffic lights and stop signs, which Apple added to its Maps app in iOS 13. It’s a simple feature, but it’s fantastic that Google has finally adopted it. In some cities, specific road information such as widths, shapes, medians, and islands will be added, as well as building outlines and areas of interest.

While we’re on the subject of iOS, Apple users will benefit from some enhancements this summer. New pinned trip widgets, direct Apple Watch navigation, and Siri shortcut support for improved voice control all help Google Maps catch up to Apple’s native app. Overall, it’s a substantial, long-overdue update that couldn’t have arrived at a better time.

April 6, 2022 0 comments

Google

Six major updates are coming to Google Meet that will change the way you work

by Atharva Gulhane April 2, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

To compete with Zoom and Skype, Google Meet is bringing out the big guns.

When the pandemic hit, video calling software like Zoom, Skype, and (briefly) Houseparty became much more important, and people flocked to them in droves. Google Meet was an alternative, and it did go free for all in April 2020 to help people stay connected while in lockdown, but it was a stripped-down offering with a feature set that some users found limited.

Recognizing that remote work is here to stay, Google has announced a series of Meet updates that will make it a more appealing long-term proposition. Google unveiled a slew of updates to Meet, billed as a way to help “hybrid models become the sustainable norm,” that should make it more feature-rich, especially for those with Enterprise accounts.

The first feature will be in-meeting emoji reactions, which will be available next month. In a nutshell, it’s a way of responding to what’s being said in real-time without having to unmute and potentially disrupt a meeting’s flow — something that’s all too easy to do in the slightly disconnected medium of video calls. Google has gone to great lengths to ensure that they feel like a human connection while also not being too distracting — a separate blog post details the research that went into the feature.

If you need to multitask outside of Google’s productivity apps, you’ll be able to do so with picture-in-picture mode starting next month. This is only available in Chrome, but it allows you to pop out up to four video tiles into a floating window, freeing up your main browser window to do other things.

Google Meet will expand its live-streaming capabilities later this year, allowing users to stream directly to YouTube. Attendees will be able to participate in Q&A sessions and polls as if they were in a regular Meet session, with the existing live-streaming feature set being enhanced as well.

Then there’s a security update for more sensitive chats: Google will roll out optional client-side encryption in May, followed by an end-to-end alternative later in the year. “These enhancements, taken together, strengthen the security foundation that enables secure, hybrid collaboration at scale,” the company says.

Finally, users of the best webcams and hardware certified to work with Google Meet will benefit from noise cancellation, which will block out distracting sounds such as keyboard clicking and unwanted noise from the neighbors. This appears to be in the process of being rolled out, so you may have already benefited.

It’s a welcome set of enhancements that should help to cleanly bridge the gap between office-based and remote workers. “You can build a sustainable hybrid work model that gives employees the ability to deliver their best from anywhere with a unified approach to communications and collaboration,” Google concludes.

To read From Google itself go here

They also added a feature of reacting using emojis, which can be seen here

April 2, 2022 0 comments

Audio

Best Alternatives to AirPods in 2022

by Atharva Gulhane March 31, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

We found the best Alternatives to Airpods, whether you’re looking for a less expensive option or something with more performance and features.

We’ve already done the legwork for you if you’re looking for the best AirPods alternatives. Apple’s AirPods headphones are undeniably impressive, but they’re not for everyone. While they deliver excellent audio quality and a slew of other useful features like active noise cancellation and seamless Siri integration, they’re a little pricey (especially the AirPods Max), and they’re difficult – if not impossible – to use with non-Apple gear.

Fortunately, there are many excellent alternatives to AirPods that are less picky about what they connect to and often offer comparable performance at a lower price. Whether you’re looking for cheap AirPods-style in-ears, earbuds that sound better than the AirPods Pro for a similar price, or a much less expensive alternative to the AirPods Max, we’ve found the best deals.

However, if you’re looking for AirPods, we can assist you as well. Find out everything we know about the upcoming AirPods Pro 2 or take advantage of the best AirPods Pro deals if you can’t wait. If the AirPods Pro is too pricey for you, compare the best AirPods 3 prices instead.

Earlier we had a look at Nothing Ear (1) Alternatives

Sony WF-1000XM4 Wireless Earbuds

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If you’re looking for the best AirPods Pro alternatives, Sony’s WF-1000XM4 wireless earbuds are a good choice. They’re not just a substitute; in many ways, they’re superior to Apple’s top-of-the-line in-ears. LDAC support is a big plus for audiophiles, as it allows you to listen to high-resolution audio as well as upscaling compressed audio files for a richer overall listening experience.

While there’s no direct equivalent of the AirPods Pro Transparency Mode, there is a Speak-to-Chat feature that will pause music and let ambient sound in when needed, and while there’s no direct equivalent of the AirPods Pro Transparency Mode, there is a Speak-to-Chat feature that will pause music and let ambient sound in when needed. They also outlast the AirPods Pro in terms of battery life; a single charge with noise cancellation turned on should last for several hours.

REASONS TO BUY

Big sound
High-resolution audio
Useful features
Great battery life

Sony WF-1000XM4 Industry Leading Active Noise Cancellation True Wireless (TWS) Bluetooth 5.2 Earbuds with 32hr Battery Life, Alexa Voice Control, mic for Phone Calls Suitable for Workout, WFH (Black)

OnePlus Buds Z2

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The OnePlus Buds Z2 have a similar look to Apple’s AirPods, and if you want that look without paying the Apple price, we think they’re the way to go. They not only look the part, but they also sound the part, with 11mm bass-tuned dynamic drivers pumping out thumping low-end and crisp trebles, and not only active noise cancellation up to 40dB, but also a transparency mode.

They even support Dolby Atmos, but there’s a catch: to use it, you’ll need to pair them with a OnePlus phone or (more likely) download OnePlus’s HeyMelody app, which will also let you fine-tune their audio performance to your preferences.

REASONS TO BUY

Good price
Three noise-cancellation modes
Ear detection

REASONS TO AVOID

Best with OnePlus phone

OnePlus Buds Z2 Bluetooth Truly Wireless in Ear Earbuds with mic Obsidian Black

Sony WH-1000XM4

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The AirPods Max are incredible headphones, but they come at an exorbitant price. Look to Sony and its WH-1000XM4 headphones for a similar performance at a much more budget-friendly price. They’re packed with cool features like touch control, customizable EQ, and adaptive sound control, and they combine top audio quality with heavyweight active noise cancellation (not to mention a Speak-to-Chat feature, as seen in the WF-1000XM4 earbuds above).

They’re about half the price of AirPods Max, and they have a longer battery life as well: 30 hours with active noise cancellation or 38 hours without. What’s not to like about that?

REASONS TO BUY

Fantastic sound
Impressive noise cancellation
Useful touch controls
Much cheaper than AirPods Max

Sony WH-1000XM4 Industry Leading Wireless Noise Cancellation Bluetooth Headphones with Mic for Phone Calls, 30 Hours Battery Life, Quick Charge, AUX, Touch Control and Alexa Voice Control – Black

Shure Aonic Free

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Active noise cancellation is standard on most of the AirPods alternatives listed here; it’s something we’ve all come to expect. If you can live without it (and put up with a pair of undeniably chunky earbuds), Shure’s Aonic Free will delight you with incredible sound quality; you’ll be hard-pressed to find anything at this price level that sounds as good (although you should also check out the Grado earbuds further down).
They produce a big, precise sounds that you can fine-tune with an easy-to-use app, and despite their enormous size, they are extremely comfortable to wear.

We believe the battery life could be better given the lack of active noise cancellation, but the incredible sound you get from these headphones more than compensates for their shortcomings.

Amazon Echo Buds 2

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Amazon’s Echo Buds 2 will give Apple’s AirPods and AirPods Pro a run for their money at a lower price, with active noise cancellation and a pass-through mode that’s effectively the same as Apple’s transparency mode. They’re also designed to pair with the Alexa app so you never have to be without Amazon’s digital assistant (they’ll also work with Siri and Google Voice Assistant).

They’re light and comfortable, but if you expect excellent audio quality, you might be disappointed; they’re fine, but a little flat in that regard. They are, however, a good all-around package in terms of price and features.

All-new Echo Buds (2nd Gen) | True Wireless earbuds with crisp and balanced sound, Active Noise Cancellation, 3 mics and Alexa | Black

You can also check out these Alternatives to Airpods

Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II Wireless Headphone (Silver)

Mivi DuoPods A25 Bluetooth Truly Wireless in Ear Earbuds with Microphone White

Oneplus Buds Pro Bluetooth Truly Wireless in Ear Earbuds with mic (Matte Black)

March 31, 2022 0 comments

Android Mobile

Is an Antivirus App Required for Your Android Phone?

by Atharva Gulhane March 26, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

You might be surprised to learn that Android is the world’s most popular operating system, surpassing even Windows. As a result, it is vulnerable to malicious attacks. But, if you have an Android phone, do you really need antivirus software?

That’s a reasonable question to pose. For many years, antivirus software has been recommended for Windows users. Thankfully, Microsoft has improved its malware-fighting tools—Windows has had an integrated antivirus since Windows 8—but what about Android? Let’s take a look at some of the ways Android keeps you safe.

Google Play Protect – Antivirus Inbuilt

Google Play Protect is Android’s most powerful built-in malware protection. Play Protect has a few different components, including the Find My Device tools, but malware scanning is a big part of it.

Play Protect is installed on every Android device that has access to the Google Play Store. You may have noticed the message “No Harmful Apps Found” at the top of the Play Store’s apps and games management section. Play Protect ensures the safety of the apps you download from the Play Store.

Play Protect, on the other hand, isn’t limited to the Play Store. It also keeps an eye on what happens outside the store. Play Protect scans apps that have been sideloaded from sources other than the Play Store. Although sideloading is still inherently riskier, it’s comforting to know that Play Protect is keeping an eye on things.

Play Protect can also protect you while browsing with Google Chrome, in addition to scanning apps. If you visit a site with malicious code, Chrome will warn you and redirect you back to safety, just like on Chrome for desktop.

Monthly Security Updates

Monthly security updates are another important feature that protects your Android device. These are minor updates that don’t usually include flashy new features, but they’re crucial.

New vulnerabilities and exploits are constantly being discovered. These things would pile up and become dangerous if your Android phone was only updated once a year. It’s critical to deal with these issues as they arise on a regular basis. That is why security updates are required on a monthly basis.

Unfortunately, not all Android devices get these updates on time or at all. Every month, Google releases security updates, and it’s up to its partners (Samsung, OnePlus, and others) to approve the fixes, add any additional fixes, and push them out to devices.

A Google Pixel or Samsung Galaxy device is your best bet if you want the most secure Android phone. When it comes to keeping devices up to date with the latest patches, Google (unsurprisingly) and Samsung are the most dependable.

March 26, 2022 0 comments

Android Mobile News

Realme GT Neo3 comes with a Dimensity 8100 processor and a 150W charger.

by Atharva Gulhane March 22, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

Realme unveiled the GT Neo3 in China earlier today, with two variants: a standard GT Neo3 and a 150W UltraDart charging version. Both versions of the phone are equipped with MediaTek’s Dimensity 8100 chipset and 50MP main cameras.

Realme GT Neo3 launched with Dimensity 8100 and 150W charging

In the front, there’s a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The display is HDR10+ certified and includes an independent display chip that should smooth out frame rates in demanding games and, in some cases, reduce power consumption.

The 8/12GB LPDDR5 RAM and 128/256GB UFS 3.1 storage are included in MediaTek’s new 5nm Dimensity 8100. The 50MP Sony IMX766 main sensor with OIS is the star of the camera department. An 8MP ultrawide camera and a 2MP macro lens are also included. Realme UI 3.0, which runs on top of Android 12, takes care of the software.

Realme GT Neo3 Charging and Battery

The best is saved for last: the Realme GT Neo3 features 80W fast charging, which can charge its 5,000 mAh battery from empty to full in just 32 minutes. The included 80W charger is compatible with older Realme phones that charge at slower speeds and supports the SVOOC standard.

The new 150W UltraDart charging, which charges the phone’s 4,5000 mAh battery from 0 to 50% in just 5 minutes, is even more impressive. Realme uses multiple boost charge pumps to increase the current flowing into the phone in order to achieve these results.

Realme has also implemented 38 battery security safeguards, including a special temperature management algorithm that keeps the battery temperature below 43°C (110°F) while charging. The phone’s lithium batteries, according to Realme, will retain 80% of their capacity after 1,000 charging cycles.

The Realme GT Neo3 is available in black, Silverstone silver, and Le Mans blue. The 6GB RAM and 128GB storage trim of the Realme GT Neo3 costs CNY 1,999 ($314), or approximately Rs. 23,900. The 8/128GB model costs CNY 2,299 ($360), or approximately Rs. 27,500, while the 12/256GB model costs CNY 2,599 ($408), or approximately Rs. 31,000.

March 22, 2022 0 comments

Mobile Mobiles News

Launch of the Oppo K10 in India has been set for March 23 – Exclusively via Flipkart

by Atharva Gulhane March 17, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

Oppo, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer, recently announced that it would launch a new K series of smartphones in India. The company has now confirmed that the phone will be released on March 23 in India.

This device is expected to be a good value for money, succeeding the Oppo K9, which was released in China last year. The phones, according to Oppo, will be sold exclusively online through Flipkart, Oppo’s website, and select retail partners.

The phone will also have a 50 MP primary camera sensor, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, an LCD display, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a USB Type C charging port.

The phone has already been listed on Flipkart, revealing some key details about the upcoming device. The Oppo K10 will have virtual RAM and support for fast charging. In India, it will be available in two color options with a dual-tone design. Oppo refers to this as the “Glow design,” which comes in both a glossy and a matte finish. The phone has a triple camera setup, but the back panel design is similar to that of Realme and OnePlus‘ mid-range phones.

The phone is expected to run ColorOS 11 on top of Android 11 out of the box, with 11 different Indian languages supported. The phone is expected to be priced in the sub-Rs.20,000 range, competing with phones like the Redmi Note 11 Pro, Poco M4 Pro, and others.

While there have been reports that a MediaTek Dimensity 8000 series SoC with 5G connectivity is present, the Flipkart listing suggests a Snapdragon SoC.

Because the Flipkart hint is for the Indian variant, it’s possible that the company is working on other K10 phones with the new Dimensity 8100 SoC for the Chinese market.

March 17, 2022 0 comments

Mobile News

Carl Pei’s Nothing to launch its first smartphone soon : Reports

by Atharva Gulhane March 4, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

According to reports, the Nothing company demonstrated its smartphone prototype to industry leaders at the Mobile World Congress 2022.

Carl Pei’s up-and-coming technology company Nothing could possibly be on the verge of releasing its first smartphone.

According to sources quoted by TechCrunch, the company has shown off its smartphone prototype in meetings with industry leaders at the Mobile World Congress 2022. Pei is also said to have had a meeting with Qualcomm’s CEO.

Pei and his firm had previously teased a smartphone. Those teasers, combined with the most recent reports, point to a smartphone launch happening sooner rather than later.

The company, which was founded in late 2020, released its Ear 1 true wireless earbuds (TWS) last year.

Nothing on its smartphone, according to reports, has worked in over a year. While there are few details about the upcoming device, TechCrunch speculates that it will have a similar design language to the Ear 1 and will include transparent elements.

The company, which was founded in late 2020, released its Ear 1 true wireless earbuds (TWS) last year.

The news comes after Pei’s cryptic tweet earlier this month stating that he was back on Android and that Android 12 was nice. The tweets were also retweeted by the official Snapdragon and Android accounts.

In an interview with TechCrunch last year, Pei stated that the company was working on several devices.

The entrepreneur has the credentials to challenge the market’s established players. Pei oversaw the launch of OnePlus’ first device into an already mature and nearly saturated market in 2014 as co-founder and driving force behind the company. Despite this, its flagship build quality and mid-tier pricing helped it break into the US market.

Tony Fadell, GV, Casey Neistat, Steve Huffman, and Kevin Lin are among the high-profile investors who have already contributed over $70 million to Nothing.

March 4, 2022 0 comments

Google

Y2K Again – Google Chrome v100 may kill older websites

by Atharva Gulhane March 2, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

This year, Chrome has been under (unprecedented) attack from all sides, and now Google has revealed a new issue that Chrome’s two billion+ users should be aware of. the Google Chrome v100, the killer.

Google confirmed the news via its Chromium Bug Tracker, the Chrome codebase, confirming that the browser’s next major milestone release will break a number of websites around the world. There’s nothing you can do to change it.

Current Google Chrome Version v99

The issue is all about version numbers. Chrome’s official build is currently at version 96, while the early access developer build, ‘Chrome Canary,’ is already at version 99. Affected websites will stop loading once Chrome reaches 100.

Chrome 100 will be read as ‘Chrome 10’ and blocked for security reasons, preventing older, unsupported versions of Chrome from visiting (version 40 and older is a common cut-off point).

It’s difficult to find a solution, and time is running out. Many website owners will not realise they are affected until it is too late, resulting in potentially serious consequences. Chrome continues to race through version numbers from Google’s perspective, as the company develops its browser at a breakneck pace. Chrome 95, for example, was only released in October.

According to the Chromium Bug Tracker, Google is currently experimenting with a hack that locks ’99’ into the first two digits of its version numbers. However, this is a clumsy solution that is still being tested to see how effective it is in practise.

Google Chrome v100

As a result, Chrome users should prepare for disruption or switch to another browser until the issue is resolved. According to Google’s current release schedule, Chrome Canary users could be forced to make this decision as soon as next month, while the billions of users who use the stable version of the browser will have to wait 3-6 months.

As if Chrome and Google didn’t have enough issues already.

Google Chrome regular users

Most of the chrome users are on v.98, same goes with me i an curretly using google chrome extensively and on the version 98.0.4758.102.

Still if you are an avid user of google chrome check this out , for shortcuts of chrome

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March 2, 2022 0 comments

GPU NVIDIA PC/Laptops

NVIDIA RTX 4080 and 4090 to Launch in September 2022: Up to 2x More Performance than the RTX 3090 [Rumor]

by Atharva Gulhane February 23, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

In the second half of the year, NVIDIA plans to release its next-generation RTX 40 series graphics cards. These GPUs will roughly double the raster and ray-tracing performance of existing RTX 30 “Ampere” parts, thanks to the Ada Lovelace microarchitecture and TSMC’s N5 (5nm) process node. According to reputable tipster Greymon55, NVIDIA will release its next generation of GeForce cards in September, beginning with the RTX 4080 and 4090.

The RTX 4080 is expected to have 16GB of GDDR6X memory running at around 21Gbps, while the RTX 4090 will have 20-30GB of GDDR6X memory. In terms of specifications, we’re looking at up to 18,432 FP32 cores. The flagship AD102 is said to have 144 SMs spread across 12 GPCs. Given that the core is running close to 2GHz, this results in a raw compute gain of over 2.5x (90 TFLOPs) over the GA102.

GPU	TU102	GA102	AD102	GH202
Arch	Turing	Ampere	Ada Lovelace	Hopper
Process	TSMC 12nm	Sam 8nm LPP	TSMC 5nm	3nm?
GPC	6	7	12	~20
TPC	36	42	72	~140
SMs	72	84	144	~300
Shaders	4,608	10,752	18,432	~36,000?
TFLOPs	16.1	37.6	90 TFLOPs?	150 TFLOPs+
Memory	11GB GDDR6	24GB GDDR6X	24GB GDDR6X	32GB GDDR7?
Bus Width	384-bit	384-bit	384-bit	512-bit
TGP	250W	350W	600W?	600W+
Launch	Sep 2018	Sep 20	Aug-Sep 2022	2024

The RTX 4080 and 4090 should have the same bus width as their predecessors (384 and 320 bits, respectively), but with faster GDDR6X chips, resulting in even more memory bandwidth. The Lovelace-based RTX 4070, RTX 4080, RTX 4090, and their brethren, according to Greymon55, will essentially be a miniaturization of their RTX 30 series predecessors on TSMC’s N5 (5nm) node.

On the top-end AD102 die, NVIDIA plans to increase the die size to nearly 900mm2 and pack over 18,000 FP32 ALUs or CUDA cores. Naturally, as more games adopt the technology, ray-tracing performance will receive special attention. To significantly improve RT capabilities, expect either a doubling of RT cores or some sparse matrix-grade optimization.

February 23, 2022 0 comments

Google News PC/Laptops

ChromeOS Flex: Google’s New OS for Windows, Mac users

by Atharva Gulhane February 17, 2022

written by Atharva Gulhane

Google’s Chromebooks and ChromeOS have made significant inroads into the Windows and Mac-dominated PC market. It’s now taking things a step further by releasing a new version of ChromeOS Flex for Windows PCs and Macs. According to a Google blog post, the new operating system will be known as ChromeOS Flex. Here are the specifics:

What is ChromeOS Flex?

Chrome OS Flex is a new, free-to-download operating system from Google, according to the company. In a blog post, Google stated, “Built for businesses and schools, it’s fully compatible with Google’s powerful cloud-based management.” Chrome OS Flex is designed for Mac and Windows PC users who want to switch from their current operating system.

What are the key features of ChromeOS Flex?

Chrome OS Flex, according to Google, will provide quick access to web apps and ease of use. Chrome OS Flex starts up quickly and does not slow down with use. Users will experience less downtime as a result of background system updates.

Google claims that antivirus software isn’t required with Chrome OS Flex. Chrome OS Flex has built-in protection against threats such as viruses, ransomware, and phishing, thanks to regular security updates.

How different is ChromeOS Flex from ChromeOS?

Not much of a difference. Google claims that Chrome OS Flex will include apps and services such as Chrome Browser, Google Assistant, and cross-device capabilities in the same user interface as Chrome OS.

Why ChromeOS is a ‘lifeline’ for old laptops?

Because ChromeOS is light and simple to use, it may be able to save old laptops. “Rather than throwing away old PCs and Macs, update them with a modern, fast operating system to reduce e-waste,” Google wrote in a blog post.

How to download ChromeOS Flex?

Google has been testing Chrome OS Flex with Googlers and other large customers, according to the company. Users can now get early access to the operating system. “All you need is a USB drive and a compatible PC or Mac to get started, and it’s completely free to download,” Google explained.
Users can try Chrome OS Flex without installing it by booting from a USB drive – it’s completely risk-free. Users can replace their operating system with Chrome OS Flex on their PC or Mac for the best experience.

Things to keep in mind before trying ChromeOS Flex

Users should be aware that because it is in early access and on the developers’ channel, they may encounter numerous bugs. A stable version of Chrome OS Flex will be available in the coming months, according to Google.

February 17, 2022 0 comments

Atharva Gulhane

Google Maps: Traffic Signals – Depiction in real life

Sony WF-1000XM4 Wireless Earbuds

OnePlus Buds Z2

Sony WH-1000XM4

Shure Aonic Free

Amazon Echo Buds 2

You can also check out these Alternatives to Airpods

Google Play Protect – Antivirus Inbuilt

Monthly Security Updates

Realme GT Neo3 Charging and Battery

Current Google Chrome Version v99

Google Chrome v100

Google Chrome regular users

More Technical

What is ChromeOS Flex?

What are the key features of ChromeOS Flex?

How different is ChromeOS Flex from ChromeOS?

Why ChromeOS is a ‘lifeline’ for old laptops?

How to download ChromeOS Flex?

Things to keep in mind before trying ChromeOS Flex

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