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A very useful app for doctors. We recommend the use of Stylus for ease of use though it works well using touch. A doctor's prescription is an advice/order coming from a health care professional prescribing a certain kind of medical…
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This app is a Web Viewer that provides improved operability and comfort when browsing the Web (Internet) on a smartphone.Standard smartphone browsers just don't provide for the most pleasant internet surfing.The biggest reason for this is probably…
UNIWeather - Weather in your pocket Complex weather app fully customizable covering whole world with a lot options. …
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In the battle to become our smart assistant of choice, Amazon’s Alexa is currently losing out in one key area: mobile. Apple’s iPhones have Siri, and Android phones have the Google Assistant, but with the failure of the Fire phone, Alexa isn’t the con…
What’s another week without another Google app server-side test that few will see and even fewer will like? In today’s edition, we have a new search suggestions look in the Google app and search widget: blue words inside a rounded rectangle (TIL the shape is called a stadium) at the bottom of the search suggestions overlay.
We’ve only received reports of this design from two readers, so it doesn’t look to be widespread and that’s a good thing in my opinion.
Google is testing a new search suggestions design and it looks cluttered was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Nokia’s first Android flagship will be coming to India next week.
Nokia kicked off its comeback tale by focusing on the budget segment with the Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and the Nokia 6, and now the company’s first flagship running Android will be making its way to India next week. HMD Global has sent out media invites for the Nokia 8 launch in India, which will take place on September 26.
There’s plenty to like in the Nokia 8, including a 5.3-inch Quad HD display, Snapdragon 835, 4GB of RAM, 64GB storage, microSD slot, Wi-Fi ac MIMO, Bluetooth 5.0, 360-degree sound capture, dual SIM card slots, 3.5mm jack, and a 3090mAh battery with Quick Charge 3.0.
Nokia has rekindled its partnership with Zeiss, with the phone featuring a dual 13MP camera setup at the back with imaging sensors tuned by Zeiss. The primary 13MP camera is an RGB sensor, backed by a secondary monochrome sensor. There’s also a 13MP camera up front, and Nokia is betting on “bothies” — images taken from the front and …
Huawei is slated to have a whopping four Mate 10 variants this year. Famed leaker Evan Blass has just spilled the beans on the Mate 10 Lite, codenamed “rhone.” For being the cheapest device in the lineup, the Lite brings a surprising amount of interes…
Just yesterday, Motorola uploaded the Moto Z2 Play’s source code to GitHub. It seems like the Lenovo-owned company has been working hard on getting these kernel sources out, as it today released the source code for the Moto G5S Plus, which has the odd…
Google’s new payments service has a lot to offer.
With digital payments on the rise in India, Google is making its foray into this segment with Tez, an all-new payments service designed for the Indian market. Tez stands for “fast” in Hindi, and the lightweight app has a minimal layout with easy-to-find options for transferring money using QR codes, UPI IDs, and a new Cash Mode that relies on audio QR to facilitate transfers.
The app comes in at 8MB, and is available in seven languages aside from English: Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, Tamil, and Telugu. Tez works with all 55 banks that have registered with NPCI, the regulatory body overseeing Unified Payment Interface (UPI).
Google’s payment service joins a crowded list of UPI apps already available in the market, including the government’s own BHIM app. Banks have been offering their own UPI apps for some time now, with over 35 such apps available for download on the Play Store. For its part, Tez has a clean unclutte…
Call this a teaser or a weird rollout that hit one platform before another… or just typical Google behavior. Google Keep is showing users 4 new possible color options for notes, for a total of 12, but only on the desktop version.
Google Keep adds 4 new note colors [APK Download] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Grab the Galaxy S7 for just ₹29,990 at Flipkart.
The Galaxy S7 is a year and a half old at this point, but the phone has aged very well. It has one of the best cameras available, and comes with IP68 dust and water resistance along with wireless charging. The phone routinely sells for around ₹40,000 ($620), but Flipkart is now offering the device for just ₹29,990 ($465) as part of its Big Billion Days sale.
That’s a fantastic deal on the phone, and if you’re in the market for a new device, you should absolutely take a look. As a refresher, the Galaxy S7 features a 5.1-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display, Exynos 8890 SoC, 4GB of RAM, 32GB internal storage, microSD slot, 12MP f/1.7 camera with 4K video, 5MP front shooter, and a 3000mAh battery.
The deal isn’t going to last long, so if you’re interested, head to Flipkart to get your hands on the Galaxy S7.
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The rumor mill was working overtime over the last few weeks as everyone speculated what a Google acquisition of HTC would look like. Would it be a Motorola situation? Maybe more like Microsoft acquiring Nokia? In the end, it’s nothing so extreme as an…
Google has made a strategic investment in HTC, and is hiring its best phone engineers.
After intense speculation and lots of pontificating by tech pundits, Google has made it official: it’s going into business with HTC.
But instead of buying HTC’s phone business outright, Google has “signed an agreement with HTC, a leader in consumer electronics, [to hire] a team of HTC talent [to] join Google as part of the hardware organization. These future fellow Googlers are amazing folks we’ve already been working with closely on the Pixel smartphone line, and we’re excited to see what we can do together as one team. The deal also includes a non-exclusive license for HTC intellectual property.”
The announcement, made by Rick Osterloh, who heads Google’s nascent hardware division, notes that his company has been working closely with HTC since the early days of Android. Notable devices from those early days include the T-Mobile G1, the Nexus One, the Nexus 9, and the Pixel. HTC is expected to …
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