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For quite some time, there has been an increase in number of consumers liking and using the "Smart Speakers" or what you can say "Home assistants". But having an Internet enabled speaker was a thing of Past and this is what those guys at Lenovo thought when designing this beautiful piece of Tech. So, today we will be reviewing the "Lenovo Smart Display". (Ohh Boy! I am excited AH!) Lenovo Smart Display Credits: Lenovo First off, let's talk about the Specifications; This 8-inch variant of Smart Display comes equipped with 2GB RAM and upto 4GB of eMMC Storage. It is powered by Qualcomm® Home Hub Platform (base​ Snapdragon™ 624, Octa-Core A53 1.8 GHz, 14 nm)  processor. It has a 5MP 'wide-angle' front camera configured with 720p recording which makes it extremely useful for Video-calling purposes. The speakers are 1.75" 10W Full Range speakers with 2 passive tweeters that supports Multi-room audio.

Tired of of your  iPhone or iPod device going out of battery? Well, APPLE might have the solution to your problem. Two days ago, APPLE issued a Patent at USPTO of some alleged wireless charging. Wireless Charging Wireless charging might seem very normal to you guys out there, but trust me this is something really different than what you think. First spotted by  Apple Insider , this patent was registered by APPLE at USPTO on 26th of July 2018. A patent application by APPLE was published on Thursday for "Inductive charging between electronic devices" describes how two devices, such as a tablet and a smartphone, could recharge each other's batteries using their existing charge with the help of inductive coils.  Credits reserved by APPLE and USPTO For example, a drained iPhone battery could be recharged by a Macbook with a battery at capacity.  This Patent was however filed by APPLE back in March this year. It has been approved

With more than 1 Billion active users, Google Chrome is no-doubt the most 'being-used' web browser in the world right now. But very less people really give attention to how their distribution of Chrome performs or it looks.  So this time, I am here to show those 5% geeks, how to use the version of Chrome not every one uses. Here we go again! Google Chrome Canary You might or might not have heard Chrome Canary's name, but once you know what it has to offer, you will be blown away! So, Chrome Canary is an Unstable release of the Standard Chrome browser for developers and testers. But don't w orry, it isn't much unstable; I use it for my daily work! All it says is that it is meant 'mostly' for developers and testers. But here's the catch, I comes with the latest Minimalistic UI that Google has to offer yet. It has exclusive features that the standard version of Chrome lacks right now. But what makes it better is that it is Ble

Nowadays when security has become a major tension for most of us, several guides are circulating around the internet on how to protect your privacy. But the most sad fact about these guides are that most of them will end you up downloading some stupid 'Safety Application' that in almost all cases are dangerous themselves by nature. Conversely enough, you will find the correct information you need to stay safe online-We promise. So let's start our list of what you should do to stay safe online. 1. Use TOR browser The reason behind the TOR Version being the first on this list is pretty interesting. People use this browser to (obviously) hide their location along with other identifying information online. Mostly this is against the So called Government Spying. Ironically enough, this TOR browser was released itself by US NAVY back in old days. What it does is that it bounces your location and physical id, all across the world at the same time. Wha

Apple recently announced their Most powerful MacBook. This MacBook is so powerful, the only limiting factor is going to be you. So, let's take a look at the MacBook Pro. The 15-inch MacBook Pro: Credits: APPLE This big boy comes with a screen size of 15-inch true-4K display with some small yet noticable bezels (which is a small down-point). The keyboard still has the same butterfly-mechanism.  When typing, the keys do make some small 'clacky' yet less Metallic noise but comparing it with other MacBook Pro models launched earlier, the noise it creates is much lesser. Now, let's get to the spec point; This 15-inch 2018 MacBook has upto 32-GB DDR4 RAM coupled with the latest Intel Core i9 Processor which is Hexa-Core. It has whooping 4TB of SSD storage, which alone contributes to about half of it's price! However, the 13-inch or 15-inch model does not come equipped with a GPU (Graphics Card), for that you have to purchase an eGPU if you lik

Microsoft recently announced their latest installment in the Surface Series which is the Surface GO. Some think it is an iPad killer while other consider it to be, 'Meh!'. Whatever those Tech-savvy's think, let's see what this latest and the cheapest Surface GO has to offer us. But What is the Surface Hybrid Tablet? Credits: THE VERGE Microsoft released their first Surface device back in October 2012. This came after the growing demands that the Apple iPad posed which was released back in August 2010. At the first, the Surface devices were powered by ARM Processors which can now be seen in the Smartphone market pretty heavily. Nowadays, these Surface devices come either with Intel Core Processors or with Intel Pentium Processors. As the name suggests, the Surface Hybrid is supposed to be more than a tablet and lesser than a laptop. It has touchscreen and Bluetooth enabled keyboard and mouse (Pen, Mouse and Keyboard to be purchased separate

A new WhatsApp update is on it's way with a ton of features! Some of them are most awaited by users while some are put required by various government agencies. Let's take a quick look at em' Secure Link feature Credits: WebOTAInfo Upcoming WhatsApp update will bring a long awaited feature to users. In the Secure link feature, if someone send a 'suspicious' looking link, then WhatsApp will add a tag if something like, "Link might be suspicious". This will highly decrease the chances of Malware and Virus spreading throught the social network. Even if the user tries to open the link, another confirmation box will appear, saying the link is suspicious and hence should be proceded to. Lesser Spam and Fake News What do you think it is? Riot, obviously. Facebook is already trying it's best to curb the virus of Spam and fake news spreading through the internet. An upcoming update might have mu