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Features: Installation and Set-Up The product is a rectangular brick looking paper-weight which connects with your switches through wires. The size is just right to get installed and stay at the rear of your switchboard. It is 87mm x 57mm x 22mm to be exact. Here are the technical details of the device: Input Voltage: 230V/50Hz Output Voltage: 230V/50Hz Power Consumption: 1W Input Voltage for Switches: 230V/50Hz Communication Security: 256-bit AES encryption Connectivity: 802....

Although many full-fledged image editors let you do this with complete control over different aspects of the image, using these tools isn’t easy and requires you to go through a steep learning curve. Not to mention, it isn’t ideal when you want to remove backgrounds from multiple images at once. Web-based or online background remover tools are better suited for such use cases. And PicWish happens to be one such tool that promises to remove background from images in under 3 seconds, for free!...

You will have some very smart-looking phones out there, and there will even be the odd flash of innovation, but by and large, the stress is more on the spec readout than the design feel. So you will often end up with plastic backs and frames (not that we mind either, as long as they last), and even when you do get glass on front and back, the effect is more towards being smart rather than spectacular....

Starting with the name itself, the Snapdragon 888 is a successor to the Snapdragon 865, which is the current top-of-the-line chipset powering a majority of flagship devices out there, and a successor to the Snapdragon 855. And therefore, going by Qualcomm’s naming trend for the past few years, one expected the successor to the Snapdragon 865 to be called SD875. However, Qualcomm seems to have approached the naming with a different headspace this time around....

The new Snapdragon 675 promises to handle resource-intensive mobile games much better with a multitude of internal optimizations. Qualcomm claims, compared to the Snapdragon 670, the 675 can launch games about 30% quicker and reduces janks by 90%. Qualcomm says it has also specifically tweaked the chipset to offer a more refined experience on the most popular games such as PUBG, Honor of Kings, and others. As far as general performance is concerned, the Snapdragon 675 comes with an upgraded Adreno 612 GPU, 4th-Gen Kryo 460 octa-core CPU, the two performance cores of which are clocked at 2....

Realme 7 and 7 Pro: Design and Display The Realme 7 and 7 Pro both come with what the company calls a ‘mirror design’, which essentially allows for a visual change that brings along different lighting effects. Towards the front, the vanilla Realme 7 features a 6.5-inch display with a 90.5% screen-to-body ratio and FHD+ screen resolution. The display offers a 90Hz refresh rate and has Corning’s Gorilla Glass 3 on top....

Realme X50 5G: Design and Display The Realme X50 5G features a 3D glass back with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection on top with an 8mm liquid-cooled copper pipe for better heat dissipation. On the front, it has a 6.57-inch FHD+ LCD display with a 90.4 percent screen-to-body ratio, a 120Hz refresh rate, a 2340 x 1080 pixels screen resolution, and a hole-punch cutout to house the dual front-facing cameras....

The Redmi 1S comes with an impressive 8 MegaPixel shooter on the rear with auto-focus and ƒ/2.2 aperture, 28mm wide-angle lens, and 1080p video recording. It comes with an extra-large 1.4ųm sensor and a 5 plastic lens, completely unheard of in smartphones at this price segment. These are some impressive specs on paper, but how well does it perform in real life? We find out. Let me start by saying that the camera on Redmi 1S is a winner....

Redmi Note 9T: Display The Redmi Note 9T features a unibody 3D curved back and is said to be fingerprint-free and splash-free. Towards the front, it has a 6.53-inch FHD+ display. The display has a dot notch up top to house the front-facing camera. In addition, it also has Corning’s Gorilla Glass 5 protection on top. Redmi 9T comes in two colorways: Daybreak Purple and Nightfall Black. Redmi Note 9T: Performance In terms of processing capabilities, the Redmi Note 9T has a MediaTek Dimensity 800U chipset running at its core....

I’m no expert in Political commentary, and I wouldn’t like to get my hands dirty either, at least not for someone like Donald Trump, so I’d just point towards Hugh Hewitt and million others who are asking Trump to withdraw from the Presidential race. But what I do want to talk about is why Samsung should simply call it quits with the Galaxy Note 7. Some of you would quickly point fingers at our earlier opinion on how the Galaxy Note 7 recall might not be as bad a move for Samsung....

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Samsung said in a filing with South Korean regulators that it would permanently cease sales of the device, and not just temporarily halt the production as it was reported yesterday. This is what a company spokesperson had to say in the filing: Samsung had launched the Galaxy Note 7 back in August this year, a good month earlier than usual, seemingly to disrupt Apple’s sales of iPhone 7....

The Samsung Galaxy J2 Core comes with a 5-inch screen which has a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels. The phone doesn’t have a fingerprint reader and features a standard plastic design found on other Samsung entry-level products too. There’s an Exynos 7570 quad-core processor clocked at 1.4GHz, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of onboard storage which can be expandable, and a 2,600mAh battery. As for the cameras, the J2 Core has an 8-megapixel f/2....

SensorWake is touted as the world’s first olfactory alarm clock which wakes you up to your favorite scent. So, if you have been longing for a quite a while to find a really pleasant way to wake up, then perhaps SensorWake needs your attention. You will be able to choose from a wide assortment of scents, like coffee, croissants, the ocean, leaves, cut grass and others. According to the project, the patented SensorWake technology releases a scent that will will wake you up in under 2 minutes, 99% of the time....

Myth 1: We spend all our time ‘playing’ with gadgets Of course, we do! And all the articles, blog posts, unboxing, previews, hands on videos, interviews, reviews, et al, about the product get done by some invisible Djinn. Pardon my sarcasm, but it is pretty mind numbing as to why people don’t think bankers spend all their rolling in cash, or that chefs spend their time playing with carrots and lettuce, but always assume that someone covering technology just sits around juggling gadgetry and having a good time – maybe the tendency of some people to refer to their review units as ‘toys’ or even use the term ‘playing with’ has propagated this impression....

Prisma We begin with the most popular one among this list – Prisma. The AI-powered photo editing tool soared last year after people including a couple of celebrities swamped social media sites with its creations. Prisma, if you aren’t aware for some reason, lets you turn your pictures into pieces of art inspired by the work of some noteworthy names such as Picasa. The app employs a slew of neural networks to produce accurate outcomes on both iOS and Android....

We can now send unlimited video messages to our Skype contacts in the above mentioned platforms. Quite weird, there is not a Windows Phone version yet. Users can record and share video messages to their contacts even if they’re not online. This means that your recipient will be able to see your message whenever they log into Skype. You should also know that your recordings won’t be longer than three minutes....

Shubham Agarwal Best of 2016: Google Pixel For me, the best of 2016 has to be the Google Pixel. And this may sound fanboyish and even typical but the truth is I have been waiting for a phone like this for years. I always considered iPhones to be the best smartphone lineup there is in the market, however, my deep hatred towards Apple’s constrained ecosystem never let me buy one....

So then, what’s the limit? Where are we going? And how far into the future of technology can we really see? There are actually a few theories regarding the path that lies ahead for technology. One of the vast and interesting theories is the idea of the Technological Singularity. In short, this idea theorizes that, in the technological advance, machines will be able to reach the complexity of the human mind and surpass it....

Day 30 of TechPP Mega Christmas Giveaway. It’s the finale!! What an amazing journey this has been. This campaign deserves a grand finishing and luckily I have my most favorite antivirus solution – ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4 to be given away! Before that let us check out why this software is my favorite! ESET NOD32 Antivirus Review ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4 is a great desktop security solution, complete with effective protection and advanced features....

Users can find answers to their problems, improve their knowledge or they can just learn and study new things over the Internet. For this reason, we thought to present the best choices one can have when deciding to start using this kind of services to study from home. Best 5 Online Educational Videos Websites Massive open online courses (MOOC) are a new method when it comes to learning that became very popular in the first part of 2012....