Author Archives: Saket Narayan
Computer Geek. Android Enthusiast. Tech Blogger. Born in Ranchi, Jharkhand and currently pursuing his studies at Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology. Connect with him on: Google+
Author Archives: Saket Narayan
Computer Geek. Android Enthusiast. Tech Blogger. Born in Ranchi, Jharkhand and currently pursuing his studies at Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology. Connect with him on: Google+
It’s that time of the year when rumors of the next Android version start flowing in. We’ve so far seen numerous leaked photos of the Nexus 5, its specifications, possible photos of Android 4.4 KitKat and even a possible date for the launch event. Fake or not, they sure are exciting. While everyone is busy […]
Continue readingThe recently added ‘rich’ Notifications functionality in Google Chrome is perhaps the best feature of any browser ever! For those unknown, Google has introduced a new way for apps and extensions to display desktop notifications in a streamlined fashion — even when the browser is not running with options to dismiss it or perform extra […]
Continue readingNear Field Communication technology or NFC in short, is one of the coolest additions in smartphones these days, especially Android. One tap and your phone can transfer contacts, files, website URLs, notes, even money and so much more with another NFC enabled device!
Continue reading“Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes, but when we look back everything’s different?” — C.S. Lewis Writing a diary or maintaining a journal of memories is a hobby shared by many, who prefer keeping an archive of their life events privately instead of posting them to Facebook. Similar to all tangible things, […]
Continue readingMicromax Canvas 4, a mid-range smartphone is seeing hype and excitement comparable to the likes of multinational brands — perhaps for the first time for an Indian manufacturer. Promising specifications better than many high-end devices, it has led people into thinking that this company is offering much more value at much lesser price. Which is […]
Continue readingThe budget Android tablet market has changed a lot since the last year, when every Indian manufacturer was jumping on this booming business. Nearly every single budget tablet launched in that time period boasted impeccable hardware specifications, though their actual performance was terrible.
Continue readingDeveloping for Android has become significantly easier and better lately, especially since the recent Google I/O, which saw the release of Android Studio. However, there’s one thing that still sucks about it — the official Android emulator. It is sluggish and it is slower than the slowest turtle on the planet. To give you an […]
Continue reading“Black magic”. No words better than these two can describe Scatter, a new application that lets you sync files between Android, Windows, iOS and Mac. While such apps have existed for long, none of them provide a cross-platform support so wide and work so seamlessly (can’t stress this word enough) like Scatter does.
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