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Jun 2022

Time again for another mid-year check-in / "bday post".

June this year was kinda intense at work as we were busy preparing the leadership team for the re-org and offsite event at Prague. But I had a short break few days before the offsite flying over a bit earlier to hang out with Eos for a bit. She's never been to Prague before (I've been to Brugge a couple of times to visit her in previous work trips) so this was also like an excellent opportunity for her to do some sightseeing in a city she's never been to.

Eos taught me to a secret to make our legs look longer in photos. (You just have to point it a bit sideways.)

Also a weekend hiking trip to the breathtaking Bohemia/Saxon Switzerland.

After the work trip, I flew home a bit earlier than the rest of the gang. Partly so that I could have some chill me-time, esp after spending a week socialising with so many of my colleagues, my social energy tank was hitting quite low. Also because I was flying Qatar, while the rest was with SQ, which was on different schedule. (Sidenote: So lucky I was on this flight – SQ was cancelled last minute, European transferring airports in chaos, and the girls had a terrible flight adventure back home)

"White shirt party" - XDSG's last fancy dinner in Prague, and bday celebration for me.

The flight back was also quite a serendipitous encounter. On the transfer gate at Doha airport, waiting to board my flight, I spotted a caucasian lady talking on the phone with a very familiar tone and accent. I glanced up my book and only to see this lady's face masked up and wearing a puffy newsboy cap. She had that iconic Astrid vibe but I couldn't be sure, because, what are the chances?

So I just minded my own business, boarded the plane. And while loading my stuff on the overhead cabin, I looked over and saw this lady again a few seats away from me in the opposite aisle. She was with another guy who also looked quite familiar... But still, that's fine. It's probably not her... but hmm... this is flight to Singapore. Maybe...

The rest of the flight was uneventful until we landed at Changi Airport finally. Once I got off the plane, I texted Huiling and told her about how I saw someone that looked suspiciously like Astrid on the plane. She quickly replied that, recently Astrid did post on facebook that she's coming back to Singapore for a visit. Maybe it's really her, and I should go say hi.

By then I was already at the arrival lounge, taking my time to go to the toilet, then went to slowly check out the Duty Free shops to lookseelooksee if there is any cheap alcohol to buy (Not that I would know what is cheap anyway). No way I would see her again.

Walking into the liquor section, I spotted that lady was again, and this time I was able to see her upclose, and hear her speaking to her husband. By then I was 90% sure it was Astrid. So I put on my thick skin, went up and asked, "Excuse me, Hi. Are you Astrid?"

She looked up, startled, squinted through her funky glasses, then a looked of recognition crept to her face, "Evon! What a surprise!" She pulled down her face mask and said, "Yes I am! Long time no see!" and reached out for a hug.

She was genuinely surprised and told me that it's kind of weird fate that I was the one that she would bump into the first time landing in Singapore since moving away 5 years ago. The last time we met was also by chance encounter – on our nature walk at the Green Corridor, her last walk before leaving Singapore. That is strangely fated indeed.

19 Jun 2022: Took a selfie with my fav FYP prof at Changi Arrival Hall - what a weirdly wonderful chance encounter to be on the same flight. Such a great gift from the universe on my bday??

I jioed Huiling to meet up with Astrid for lunch the following Monday to catch up even more. (Bread Yard at Galaxis)

Now for some mid-year check-in reflections. Looking at my previous post, seems like I haven't made much progress in terms of achieving "Balance". But actually, I realised I've never really defined what that really means and how that shows up in terms of my actions and behaviour. So, my bad.

I'm still spending most of my time at work. But does "balance" actually mean spending half my time at work, and half in my non-work life? Or is it a "feeling", something more intangible and less measurable?

Realistically, it would probably be a torture for me to limit how much time I spend at work. I've come to realise that it's just not how my brain works. I cannot just switch it off. Especially when I'm working through a problem or just generally thinking about ways to improve things. And I do enjoy these "work" moments as much as things like eating breakfast foods, hanging out with people I like, reading a book in a quiet cafe, nua-ing in my bed while watching 荷兰村, or going for a walk in the neighbourhood while listening to my favorite podcasts.

So maybe I should just stop feeling guilty about not being able to shut down. And just embrace the fact that, whatever I do, I will just give it my all, and it's ok that my priorities can shift based on the season. After all, I've recently come to realise I'm quite good at regulating my own well-being, and never take on more than I can tahan.

My friend Chris once asked me, if life is like a bento box, with many different sized compartments, how would my bento box look like? I recalled that my answer back then, I think probably now still stands, as more like a caifan box – with everything piled on top of each other messily. All the flavours of the gravy from each dish mixed in each other... that's what makes life more delicious, isn't it?

And since I just turned 34, a few people are asking if I would buy a flat when I turn 35 next year. I guess that would be the prudent thing to do?? But I just have no motivation to start looking into it yet.

However, recently a very vivid vision came to me, that would probably not be possible to do in my parents' house...

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iPhone XR Review

Apple gave everyone a glimpse at the future of the iPhone with last year's iPhone X, positioning it at the top of its lineup. With a “notch” and Face ID, the iPhone X was the iPhone of the future, and it came with a price tag that required you to pay EMIs well into the future.

The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus were meant to be the more accessible offerings, continuing Apple's “business as usual” model of delivering solid, incremental updates at prices that were only marginally higher than their predecessors.

With 2018, however, it seems the future is here, as Apple has gone all-in with the iPhone X (Review) design language across the entire lineup. For the second year in a row, we get not two but three new iPhone models, but this time, they all look pretty much the same — like the iPhone X, but at different sizes.

Physically, the iPhone XR₹ 47,900 sits between the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. It's priced in iPhone 8 Plus territory, which means Apple has eliminated the iPhone 8 (Review) price band altogether. This makes this year's most affordable new iPhone nearly Rs. 13,000 more expensive than last year's point of entry, which seems to be in line with Apple's push to increase prices across all its product categories.

It's not all doom and gloom though, as the iPhone XR is available in a variety of colours, to make you forget the hole that buying one is likely to leave in your pocket. While the “most affordable” new iPhone of the year offers more colour options than its more expensive brethren, Apple has removed certain features from the iPhone XR in a bid to keep its cost low.

Does this make the iPhone XR a compromised device? That's what we aim to find out in our review.

iPhone XR design and display

The last time Apple brought colours to the iPhone lineup in any sort of meaningful way was with the poorly received iPhone 5c. Launched alongside the iPhone 5s, the iPhone 5c (Review) — just like the iPhone XR — was the most affordable new iPhone on offer. However, its price tag wasn't as low as everyone expected hoped it would be), and the fact that it shipped with older technology obviously didn't help.

Apple has managed to avoid the same trap with the iPhone XR by making sure it ticks the same boxes as its two more expensive siblings, at least as far as the most important specifications are concerned. All three phones are powered by the same SoC, have the same primary rear camera, and come with other modern technologies including Face ID (the iPhone 5c famously missed out on Touch ID, introduced with the iPhone 5s).

That's not to say the iPhone XR is just like the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max₹ 99,265 in every respect. Its frame is made out of “aerospace-grade aluminium” compared to steel on the more expensive iPhone models, though it feels nearly as premium.

Both the front and the back of the iPhone XR are all glass, though Apple notes that only the front packs “the most durable glass ever in a smartphone”, so the back has to make do with something less expensive, like the second-most durable glass ever in a smartphone, perhaps. Both the fronts and the backs of the iPhone XS are iPhone XS Max have the aforementioned “most durable glass ever”. The iPhone XR is IP67 rated, just like the iPhone X, while the other two 2018 iPhone models are IP68 rated.

Physically, the iPhone XR sits between the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, and while we believe the iPhone XS form factor is ideal for most people, the iPhone XR represents a possible middle ground for those looking to experiment with a bigger iPhone without stepping up all the way to the iPhone XS Max, which can be rather too much to handle.

The iPhone XR is wider than some of today's other popular large-screen Android smartphones and at 194g, it's certainly one of the heavier ones as well. It is also noticeably thicker than the two more premium iPhone models of 2018, and the bezels around its display are a little more pronounced than those of the iPhone XS, though most users won't be be bothered by the latter.

Where you will have to settle for last year's technology is the display itself — and it's not even display technology from last year's most expensive iPhone, as the iPhone XR uses the same LCD tech as the iPhone 8.

This means you miss out on the richer blacks that the OLED displays on the iPhone X, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max deliver. The LCD panel offers a lower contrast ratio and lacks HDR as well as Dolby Vision. That in itself isn't a huge deal, but the relatively low resolution (828x1792 pixels at 326ppi) also means that text doesn't look as sharp as it does on some other iPhone models — and, indeed, other smartphones out there. Unless you are making the move from an iPhone 8 or a really inexpensive smartphone, you will almost certainly notice that the quality is, at best, just about good enough.

“Just about good enough” is, of course, not what you expect when you pay north of Rs. 75,000 for a smartphone, especially when some phones that cost 10 percent of that amount sport higher-resolution displays. Granted, the panel on the iPhone XR is up there with the best LCD panels in other respects, including viewing angles and colour accuracy, but that doesn't take away from its relatively low resolution.

The other way in which Apple has cut costs is by eliminating 3D Touch. Some people probably won't even notice it's missing given that it wasn't always easy to discover its presence in older iPhone models to begin with. Some popular 3D Touch features such as the keyboard's trackpad mode and the ability to preview notifications have been implemented without 3D Touch, for those who did come to love those little touches.

The iPhone XR is available in yellow, white, coral, black, blue, and (Product) Red, which is a welcome change compared to the usual options available from Apple and other manufacturers. While we really appreciated the understated finish of our black review unit, we also quite liked the yellow and blue options in the brief time we spent with them at the global launch event.

iPhone XR performance, software, and battery life

The iPhone XR is powered by the same Apple A12 Bionic chip inside the iPhone XS duo, so it's no surprise that its performance is pretty similar. It handled everything that we threw at it with aplomb, something we've come to expect from a new iPhone, and indeed other smartphones in this price bracket.

PUBG Mobile defaults to the ‘High' frame rate and ‘HD' graphics settings, but we bumped them to ‘Ultra' and ‘HDR' respectively, and playing the game was still a pretty smooth experience. Extended sessions of games such as Asphalt 9: Legends were not a problem either, and we didn't run into any heating issues.

Benchmarks show that the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max both have 4GB of RAM, while the iPhone XR has to make do with 3GB of RAM, the same as the iPhone X. While this didn't really prove to be a problem in our experience, it's something to bear in mind if you like your devices to be “future proof”, as would be the case with the more expensive iPhone XS duo.

For the first time, iPhones now feature dual-SIM support, but instead of adding a second physical SIM slot, Apple has taken the eSIM route. This means that unless you purchased your iPhone in China, Hong Kong, or Macau — where Apple sells “true” dual-SIM iPhone models — your iPhone XR, iPhone XS, or iPhone XS Max includes an embedded SIM that can be activated as and when desired, in addition to a regular physical SIM slot.

In theory, this is meant to make things more convenient by letting you switch from one provider to another without having to swap physical SIMs. In practice, however, it adds an unnecessary level of complication, at least in its current form.

For one, only select operators — Jio and Airtel, at the moment — support eSIMs in India. This means that if your second SIM is from Vodafone, Idea, or any other operator, you have no option but to port your number to one of the aforementioned duo, which might not be be possible (or desirable) for everyone. Second, even the operators that do support it, don't make it easy for you to get an eSIM activated.

You can't get a new number activated on an eSIM — with both Jio and Airtel, you need to go to a retail store, do the necessary paperwork, get a physical SIM, and then convert it to eSIM so its number can be used with your iPhone. That's like going to your neighbourhood store and mailing yourself what you just purchased to get the “e-commerce” experience.

At least some of that is down to India's KYC norms, more than any technological limitations, but from the end user's perspective, the experience is far from ideal.

Even if you already have a physical SIM with all KYC procedures completed, Reliance Jio requires (at least at the time of filing this review) you to go to one of its retail units to get your SIM converted to eSIM, which is the next level of bonkers.

Thankfully, if you are on Airtel, the experience is a little better. You can initiate the “conversion” of your physical SIM via a text message and then just follow instructions that you will receive via email. We found this part to be relatively hassle-free.

As for actually using the iPhone with two SIMs on a daily basis, the experience is pretty much in line with what you get with Android phones. By default, your physical SIM is labelled “Primary” and the eSIM “Secondary”, but you can change these to whatever you like.

You can have multiple “Data Plans” — as Apple calls them — attached to your eSIM, but only one of them can be active can any given time. The term Data Plan, of course, is a little bit misleading, as you can have a voice-only plan as well.

You need to designate one of these to be the “Default voice line”, and the same (or the other) needs to be the default line for mobile data. Both lines support 4G at the same time, and the iPhone will let you use mobile data from one line while you are on call using the other.

Call history in the Phone app will show a label indicating the line that was used for each call, and tapping the entry will dial that number or contact using the same line. When initiating a new call, you can choose which line to use via a dropdown at the top, with your default line already selected.

However, there seems to be no way to choose which line is used when composing a new SMS message, which seems to be a big oversight. Existing conversations in the Messages app will default to using whatever number was used last in that thread. (Edit for clarity: It's possible to choose which line to use if you've never exchanged messages with a number but once a conversation starts, there's no way to change the number being used.)

Only one of the two numbers can be associated with iMessage and FaceTime at any given time, which is also a bit of a disappointment.

iOS of course also doesn't have the “dual apps” capability that some Android OEMs have added, which means you can run only one instance of apps like WhatsApp, further limiting your dual-SIM experience. You can use either of the numbers with WhatsApp and other services.

The iPhone XR offers the same “wider stereo playback” as the more expensive iPhone XS duo, and the resulting sound is pretty impressive. However, the iPhone XR lacks the “Gigabit-class LTE” found in the other two new iPhone models. This might be a problem some day, but that day isn't coming anytime soon given the pitiful state of networks in our country.

Though iOS 12 brings a host of new features, the experience using of using an iPhone in countries like India is less than ideal due to the features that apps like Apple Maps lack in these regions, something we've noted time and again. We encourage you to read our iOS 12 review to read our thoughts about new features including Screen Time, Shortcuts, and more that will greatly enhance how you use your iPhone.

In terms of battery life, our real-world experience was pretty similar to what we got with iPhone XS Max, in that the iPhone XR easily lasted us a full day, even when our workload was heavier than usual. In our HD video loop test, the iPhone XR lasted an impressive 13 hours and 19 minutes.

Though the iPhone XR is “fast-charge capable”, according to Apple, the company provides no fast charger in the box, which is a big disappointment. Wireless charging is supported.

iPhone XR cameras

The iPhone used to be the best camera phone in business, but that probably hasn't been the case since the days of the iPhone 6 Plus. It started with companies like Samsung taking a lead in low-light camera performance, and since then we've seen the likes of Huawei and Google surpass Apple when it comes to building a phone that's a solid overall performer when it comes to still photography.

Google has been somewhat of a flag bearer in this department with its Pixel range of flagships. While all three generations of Pixel phones might have been plagued by a host of reliability issues, there's been no denying their photography chops.

Even as other manufactures have relied on two, three, and even four sensors in a bid to deliver better image quality — often with mixed results — Google has stuck to a single sensor, while doubling down on machine learning algorithms to enhance the resulting images.

Given Google's success with this approach, it's no surprise to see Apple and others go down the same path, even if it seems that Cupertino is merely dipping its toes instead of going all-in. While the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max continue to feature dual rear cameras, the iPhone XR packs only one sensor at the back.

This, pardon the pun, serves dual purposes. First, it obviously reduces the cost of the more “affordable” iPhone XR, but more importantly, it gives Apple a device with which it can experiment a bit with its machine learning approach to photography.

As we noted in our iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max review, the more expensive duo also rely on machine learning in the form of Smart HDR to deliver great images, but the iPhone XR takes this a step further. Similar to the Google Pixel 3 and a bunch of other phones, the iPhone XR uses machine learning to offer Portrait Mode with the rear camera, which was earlier limited to iPhone models with dual rear cameras.

Even with a single rear camera, the iPhone XR does a good job when it comes to edge detection and the Bokeh effect in portrait mode, but it's not as good as the results we saw with the iPhone XS. We also noticed that some portraits taken with the iPhone XR had less detail compared to similar shots taken by the iPhone XS.

In the absence of a telephoto lens with 2X zoom, we noticed that we needed to be physically closer (than with the iPhone X/ XS/ XS Max) to the subjects of our shots to activate portrait mode. The resulting shots are actually wider, since the standard lens is being used rather than a narrow telephoto lens.You do get Portrait Lighting modes as well, though you are limited to three modes — Natural, Studio, and Contour — with Stage and Stage Mono still exclusive to iPhone models with dual rear cameras. Also note that portrait mode on the iPhone XR will work best with humans and not animals or objects, since the machine learning algorithms have been optimised for the former.In all respects aside from the obviously missing 2x telephoto lens, the performance of the iPhone XR's camera is identical to that of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, which is to say it's now up there with the best in the business. Read our reviews of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, as well as our comparison of the iPhone XS with some of today's best Android smartphone cameras, for more details.VerdictLet's go back to the question that we started with: is the iPhone XR a compromised device? It isn't; not in ways that would matter to most users. While we are not fans of its display, it does its job without being particularly great. In other areas such as performance and camera quality, the iPhone XR more than holds its own, and is a match for the more expensive iPhone models as well as other flagship phones.That brings us to its price. We've made it abundantly clear that we are not fans of the upward trend that we've seen across the entire range of Apple products. As we noted in our iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max review, even with the promise of regular software updates and better resale value, it's getting increasingly difficult to justify the price tags that Apple's phones command.With a starting price of Rs. 76,900, the iPhone XR isn't exactly a bargain, but it's better value for money than the iPhone XS, and certainly the iPhone XS Max. Heck, even the speaker grille at the bottom is symmetrical, so it shows no one was napping at the wheels while designing this one.Though Apple has discontinued the iPhone X in some markets, it's still very much around in India and available at pretty much the same starting price as the iPhone XR. As much as love the display on the iPhone X, the camera improvements that Smart HDR brings tilt the balance in favour of the newer iPhone, which also brings other niceties like dual-SIM support and a faster processor. The iPhone X is only for those who truly value the deeper blacks on the AMOLED display or are put off by the size of the iPhone XR, and cannot afford the iPhone XS.If you don't mind looking beyond the iPhone, recent months have seen the launch of plenty of great Android flagships including the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Review) and Huawei Mate 20 Pro (Review), as well as a host of other phones earlier in the year. Or you could go pick up a “value flagship” like the OnePlus 6T (Review) and save a bunch of money in the process.With that said, a new round of Android flagships is just around the corner as well, so you won't have to wait too long if nothing catches your fancy right now.

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Best 5G Phones in 2020

Qualcomm’s latest chipsets which were launched in 2019, the Snapdragon duo 865 and 765 are bundled with 5G support. Qualcomm has made it mandatory for the OEMs to bundle 5G modem if they are launching the phones with these chipsets. While the Snapdragon 865 is the flagship chipset, the latter is the midrange chipset which will be powering the budget-smartphones.

So below we have the best 5G phones in 2020 which users can buy and make their purchase future proof. 5G in India is said to be launched by the year 2021 as per the reports from Jio. Further, if you want to know how 5G works and everything about 5G then head to this link.

10 Best 5G Phones to Buy in 2020

The below list of best 5G phones in 2020 is a mix of both mid-tier smartphones and the top-tier flagship smartphones that are 5G ready.

1. OnePlus Nord

The recently launched OnePlus Nord packs Snapdragon 765G processor which is 5G ready. The phone is coupled with 6 to 12 GB of RAM and has storage options all the way up to 256 GB. The phone is a budget mid-tier phone and competes against Apple’s iPhone SE and Samsung’s A-series smartphones.

Just like the elder Oneplus 8 series, the Oneplus Nord also runs on Oxygen OS and gives almost all the flagship-level smartphone experience with few cost-cutting here and there to make the phone more affordable. The phone has a 6.4 inch of 90 Hz refresh rate AMOLED display along with 4 rear cameras and dual front cameras that are capable of 4k 60 fps video recording.

The phone has Corning Gorilla Glass 5 at the front and back. It misses out a few of the features like wireless charging and an official IP rating. The phone is very well built and feels very much solid in hand. OnePlus Nord has 4115 mAh of battery and supports warp charge 30T.

The starting price of the OnePlus Nord is Rs. 24,999. At this price, this is the most practical and value for money 5G phone, therefore, making it one of the best 5G phones in 2020.

2. iQOO Neo 3

The Vivo’s iQOO Neo 3 is the most affordable phone that comes with Snapdragon 865 processor which has 5G modem built-in. The phone has some insane specs for its price. To start with, the phone comes with a 55W fast charger that charges its 4440 mAh of battery in less than an hour.

The company also claims 50% of charge in just 15 mins. Next, there is the Snapdragon 865 to give you the highest-end performance any android phone can get as of now. The phone has 8 GB of RAM and a fast UFS 3.0 storage of 128 or256 GB. The phone also has a carbon fiber vapor cooling system.

It has 6.44 inch of FHD+ AMOLED display with a pair of touch buttons at the side of the phone which has touch sampling of 180 Hz. The screen of the phone is HDR 10+ certified and is covered with Corning Gorilla Glass 6 for protection.

It has an in-screen fingerprint scanner which the company claims to unlock within 0.29 seconds. The phone is features to have quad-camera setup at the back and a single punch hole camera at the front.

3. OnePlus 8

With the launch of the OnePlus 8 series, the company has really stepped up its flagship game. The OnePlus 8 is the flagship phone which sits right below the top of the line phones like iPhone 11 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S20 series. The Oneplus 8 has a 6.55 inch 90 Hz of refresh rate display having fluid AMOLED curved display.

The phone has top of the line Snapdragon 865 5G processor coupled with 6 to 12 GB of RAM and fast UFS 3.0 storage goes up to 256 GB. It has frosted matte finish at the back which feels very premium in hand. OnePlus 8 has 4300 mAh of battery which the company claims can be charged up to 50% in 23 minutes using its warp charge 30T technology.

It’s Oxygen OS is just the right icing on top of its top of the line hardware. The phone feels fluid in day-to-day usage. As far as optics the phone has triple camera setup having a 48 MP main camera followed by an ultrawide lens and a 5 MP macro lens.

The phone feels very much light in hand and its smaller footprints make it a bit handy in the era of 6.8- and 6.9 inches phones. Not to mention this is one of the cheapest flagship quality 5G phones in 2020 which you can buy.

4. OnePlus 8 Pro

The OnePlus 8 Pro is the best OnePlus has to offer as of now. The phone has all the bells and whistles of a flagship phone and the hardware is just right up to the mark. The phone is powered by Snapdragon 865 5G coupled with 8 to 12 GB of RAM.

This is the very first OnePlus phone that has an IP68 rating and a wireless charging option. Its key feature is the display which OnePlus exaggerated a lot in its keynote. With 6.78 inches of fluid AMOLED display having a QHD+ resolution along with 120 Hz of refresh rate and support of HDR 10+, this is one of the best displays in the market.

The phone is very well solidly built and has corning gorilla glass 5 at the front and back as well. It has a quad-camera setup at the back having a 48 MP main camera followed by an ultrawide, a telephoto lens and a color filter camera.

The minimal UI powered by Oxygen OS just makes the phone so snappy to use and navigate through apps along with its nifty little features baked in the OS just makes it one of the best 5G phones in 2020 with top of the line specs.

Also Read: Oneplus Nord Launched and everything about the phone

5. Samsung Galaxy S20 5G

Not many good compact-sized smartphones are there in the market as of now. Especially if you look at the flagship-level hardware, the display always goes all the way up to 6.7 inches on an average. But if you are looking for a high-end flagship 5G phone to buy in 2020 in a compact size then the Galaxy S20 is the right choice for you. The Galaxy S20 doesn’t miss out any major feature from the S20 Ultra except that witty 100x zoom lens and the battery size. Rest of the specs remain the same.

The S20 has 6.2 inches of QHD+ dynamic AMOLED display with a 120 HZ of high refresh rate. The phone has a 4000 mAh of battery which can be charged with its 25W fast charging. It has IP 68 water rating, wireless charging, reverse wireless charging ou name any flagship feature its already in the S20.

The Galaxy S20 undoubtedly has one of the best cameras in the market as of now. It packs the top of the line Exynos 990 or Snapdragon 865 depending on the region where you buy. In some regions like India where 5G isn’t coming anytime soon the S20 series has been launched in 4G variant only.

However, the international variant is 5G ready and considering its compact design and with flagship level hardware this is easily the best compact 5g phone to buy in 2020.

6. Oppo Find X2

Oppo’s take on the flagship game starts right from its top of the line Oppo Find X2. This time Oppo has used the top of the line hardware and materials to make this perfect flagship 5G phone for 2020. The phone is powered by Snapdragon 865 5G chip coupled with 12 GB of LPDDR5 RAM and has a 256 GB of UFS 3.0 storage. The Find X2 has a 6.7 inch of AMOLED display having QHD+ resolution along with a 120 Hz of high refresh rate.

It has a 4260 mAh of battery which can be charged through its super VOOC 65 watt charger which charges the phone to 100% in just about 38 minutes. It has a 48 MP triple camera setup at the back which clicks decent photos. Oppo Find X2 runs on colour OS 7.1 based on Android 10.

There is a pro version of the Oppo Find X2 as well which more or less is the same phone except with a different back design and a slightly better camera. Not only that Oppo has recently even revealed a Lamborghini edition of its Find X2. Considering such attractive designs and options from oppo it makes a striking contender that is in the list of best 5G phones in 2020.

7. Motorola Edge+

Motorola in 2020 is back with its top tier flagship phone that has all the bells and whistles of a flagship phone. The phone has a massive 6.7 inches curved AMOLED display with a 90 Hz of refresh rate. Powering the phone is the Qualcomm’s snapdragon 865 5G chipset along with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage.

Motorola has really bumped up the specs game this year at least on paper. Speaking of which the phone has a massive 5000 mAh of battery which supports turbocharging, wireless charging and does have reverse wireless charging as well. The edge+ has a 108 MP main sensor along with an ultrawide and a macro lens at the back and a 25 MP front camera for selfie.

The phone is a bit chunky because of its battery but has overall very good build quality and the design is also very much like a modern 2020 flagship phone.

8. Xiaomi Mi 10 5G

Xiaomi’s 2020 flagship phone is the Xiaomi Mi 10. This flagship phone by Xiaomi gives all the performance from a modern flagship phone but undercuts the price by almost 40%. The Mi 10 is powered by Snapdragon 865 5G processor along with 8 to 12 GB of RAM. It has storage options up to 256 GB. The phone also has a 6.67 inches curved AMOLED display with a 90 Hz of high refresh rate. The phone runs on Android 10 based on MIUI.

It has a 4780 mAh of battery which supports 30W fast wired charging and 30w of fast wireless charging. The phone has a quad rear camera setup having a 108 MP main sensor followed by an ultrawide lens, macro and a depth sensor. On the front, the phone has a 20 MP front camera for selfies.

Considering such a big battery and Xiaomi’s optimizations the battery backup is pretty well balanced. The Xiaomi Mi 10 in India starts with the price tag of Rs. 49,999. A 5G phone in 2020 at this price is just terrific.

9. Redmi K30 Pro 5G

Another flagship killer of 2020. Xiaomi has given a lot of the best 5G phones in 2020 which are affordable as well. The Redmi k30 pro is a smartphone that comes in budget-friendly pricing while giving high-end chipsets like Snapdragon 865 5G processor along with 6 to 12 GB of RAM and a fast UFS 3.0 storage of up to 256 GB.

The phone also packs 6.67 inches of FHD+ super AMOLED display along with HDR10+ support. It has no notch or camera cutout since the front camera is a pop-up camera. The Redmi K30 Pro is capable of 8K video recording from its 64-MP quad camera setup. At the front, it has a 20-MP motorized pop-up camera which is a decent camera for selfie.

It has a 4700 mAh of battery with 30W charger which can fully charge the phone in about an hour. The phone runs on Android 10 based on MIUI 12 giving you the latest software experience by Xiaomi. The Redmi k30 pro is priced at Rs. 33,000.

10. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G

Samsung just launched the successor of their flip phone from last year the Galaxy Z flip 5G. The phone has a very unique foldable display flip phone design. This is by far the most innovative phone by Samsung. The phone has Snapdragon 865+ 5G Soc making it one of the first phones to get the higher-end variant of snapdragon 865.

The Z flip has 6.70 inches of FHD+ AMOLED display which is foldable. It also features a 1.10-inch as its second display which can be helpful to check the notifications at a glance. The Z flip packs a 3300 mAh of battery that should last a day easily.

There is a dual 12 MP camera at the back and a 10 MP camera at the front. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G runs One UI 2.0 based on Android 10. The phone packs 256GB of inbuilt storage. It has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner that doubles as a power button.

The Z flip 5G is the most unique and innovative phone in this list of best 5G phones in 2020. Overall the design of the phone is very unique and the look and in-hand feel of the phone is very much premium. The phone is priced at Rs. 108,990.

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Oppo A31 (2020) Goes on Sale in India: Check Price, Offers, Specifications

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Oppo A31 (2020) Goes on Sale in India: Check Price, Offers, Specifications

Oppo A31 (2020) phone was launched in India just a day ago, and it is now available to buy via several online site, as promised. Only the 4GB RAM option of the phone is currently up for sale, whereas the 6GB RAM variant is slated to be available sometime in the second week of March i.e. next month. Gadgets 360 spotted the Oppo A31 (2020) on sale on Flipkart, Amazon, and Tata Cliq online. The phone is listed online in Mystery Black and Fantasy White colour options.

Oppo A31 (2020) price in India, availability, offers

Oppo A31 (2020) 4GB RAM + 64GB storage option is priced at Rs. 11,490 in India. At the time of the launch, the company had announced that the 4GB RAM option will go on sale starting today via e-retailers and offline stores in the country. The phone has been spotted to be available on Amazon India, Flipkart, and even Tata Cliq in Mystery Black and Fantasy White options. Launch offers include five percent cashback for both ICICI Bank and Yes Bank customers using EMI options, and Jio benefits worth Rs. 7,050. Amazon and Flipkart are also offering exchange discounts as well.

The Oppo A31 (2020) was launched in Indonesia earlier this month, and now the phone has been introduced in the Indian market as well. As mentioned, the 6GB RAM option will go on sale in the second week of March, and this variant is priced at Rs. 13,990.

Oppo A31 (2020) specifications

Coming to the specifications, the Oppo A31 (2020) packs dual-SIM (Nano) slots, runs Android 9 Pie with ColorOS 6.1.2 on top. It features a 6.5-inch HD+ (720×1,600 pixels) display with 20:9 aspect ratio and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. It is powered by the octa-core MediaTek Helio P35 SoC, paired with 4GB and 6GB of RAM options. Internal storage options max out at 128GB and the storage is further expandable using a microSD card (up to 256GB).

The Oppo A31 (2020) has three rear cameras that include a 12-megapixel primary shooter, a 2-megapixel depth camera, and a 2-megapixel macro shooter. There’s an 8-megapixel selfie camera onboard as well. The Oppo A31 (2020) packs a 4,230mAh battery, and connectivity options include 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS/ A-GPS, MicroUSB port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The phone comes with a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.

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Some special websites promote coupons for online shopping. Saveplus is also one of the websites for that category and gives a lot of offers, promocodes, the bank offers to the customers by all kinds of internet purchases. In this site, the pages contain very user-friendly and people can easily understand and collect the offers and coupon codes for thier shopping. Here we can get top branded stores like Lakme, Levi, Flipkart, Amazon, Dell, Jio, MakeMytrip, Zomoto and etc, this store we can directly redirect to the store and utilize the benefits of the offers. Just signup and get the benefits of your shopping.

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Realme X2 with Snapdragon 730G Launched For Rs 16,999 Onwards

Realme has launched the all-new Realme X2 in India. Realme X2 is the first phone here that is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 730G processor. The phone is quite similar to the Realme XT, launched earlier this year and looks like this is the final phone of the year from this young brand.

The Realme X2 features a 6.4-inch full-HD+ Super AMOLED display with a 19.5:9 aspect ratio and a huge screen-to-body ratio of 91.5%. The screen is protected by Gorilla Glass 5 and it comes with an in-display fingerprint scanner. The phone is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 730G SoC, as mentioned earlier, coupled with up to 8GB of RAM. In terms of storage, there are two variants and in terms of RAM, there are three variants. The base model has 64GB onboard storage, while the top variant comes with 128GB onboard storage. There three options for RAM- 4GB RAM with 64GB storage, 6GB RAM with 128GB storage, and 8GB RAM with 128GB storage. So, clearly, consumers have more choices while buying the device.

In terms of camera, the Realme X2 has a quad-camera setup on the back. There is a 64-megapixel primary sensor with an f/1.8 aperture, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a 2-megapixel macro lens and a 2-megapixel depth sensor for portraits. On the front, the Realme X2 has a 32-megapixel camera for selfies and video calls.

The Realme X2 runs Android 9 Pie with ColorOS 6.1 skin on top. Connectivity options on the phone include 4G VoLTE, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS/A-GPS, NFC, USB Type-C, a 3.5mm headphone jack. The phone packs a 4,000mAh battery and supports 30W VOOC 4.0 Flash Charge. The phone is available in three colour variants- Pearl Blue, Pearl Green, and Pearl White. Pear Blue and Pearl White are quite typical colours, but the Pearl Green is something new, at least for a Realme phone.

The phone starts at Rs. 16,999 and the price goes up to Rs. 19,999, based on RAM and internal storage. The Realme X2 will go on sale starting December 20 on Flipkart and Realme E-Store.

Realme X2 is available in three variants, in terms of both hardware as well as color

Also, there are various launch offers on the Realme X2 like a flat Rs. 1,500 discount on a purchase made using ICICI Bank credit card, MobiKwik benefits up to Rs. 1,500, no-cost EMIs up to 6 months, and Jio benefit worth up to Rs. 11,500. For detailed pricing for individual variants, check the list provided below.

VariantPrice4GB RAM+64GB StorageRs. 16,999 6GB RAM+128GB Storage Rs. 18,999 8GB RAM+128GB Storage Rs. 19,999

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4G Review

The Samsung Galaxy Watch has been one of our favourite wearables since we reviewed it last year. It has a beautiful design, a useful rotating bezel, and impressive battery life for the kind of functionality it offers. We felt a moment of deja vu when we unboxed the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4G, which the company just recently sent to us for review. Samsung only launched the 4G variant of the Galaxy Watch in India in October this year, even though the rest of the world got their hands on it along with the non-LTE model back in 2018. At the time, e-SIMs were not widely available in India, which could have prompted Samsung to delay the launch. Now that the Galaxy Watch 4G is fully functional in India, should you buy one? We review the Galaxy Watch 4G to find out.

The Galaxy Watch 4G has two buttons on the right side

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4G design

Since the Galaxy Watch 4G is just a variant of the Galaxy Watch, its design is identical to that of the unit we have already reviewed, and you can read about that in detail right here. It still is one of the best designed watches we've reviewed. This variant, the Galaxy Watch 4G, also comes in two sizes: 42mm and 46mm. If you opt for the smaller one you can choose between Black and Rose Gold, whereas the bigger size is available in Silver only. We have the 46mm variant for this review. We still find the rotating bezel helpful for navigating through the menus, and we like its clicky design. This helps us know exactly the amount of input we've dialled in. The 1.3-inch AMOLED display is seated lower than the bezel and has Corning Gorilla Glass DX+ to help prevent scratches. We liked this display as it was crisp and bright enough to be visible outdoors. There are two buttons on the right side of the device, both of which have a textured pattern making them easy to distinguish. The upper one is the Back button, while the other is the Home button. Below the Home button is a microphone which can be used for taking calls on the watch. The left side of the watch has only a speaker.

The heart-rate scanner at the back is accurate. On the bottom, you'll find the heart-rate sensor and the hardware for wireless charging. The wireless charger in the box remains the same as the one we used with the Galaxy Watch. It still has a Micro-USB port, but an update to USB Type-C would've been appreciated. The Galaxy Watch 4G is IP68 rated and is water-resistant up to 5ATM. Our 46mm Galaxy Watch came with a 22mm watch band made out of silicone. It was easy to remove and can be replaced by any band of the same size. We found the stock band comfortable even when we were sweating.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4G specifications and software

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4G uses Samsung's Exynos 9110 SoC, which is a dual-core processor clocked at 1.5GHz. The Galaxy Watch has 1.5GB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage which can be used to store music and apps. The Galaxy Watch also lets you pair Bluetooth headphones to it directly, eliminating the need for a smartphone in daily use (though you still need one to set it up). The Galaxy Watch 4G runs Samsung's Wearable OS which is based on Tizen. It can be paired with Android as well as iOS devices. In terms of app support we found it to be limited compared to Google's Wear OS and Apple's WatchOS. Samsung has tried to reduce reliance on third-party apps by offering lots of features right out of the box. In terms of connectivity, the watch has Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, NFC, A-GPS, Glonass, and 4G LTE. It also has an accelerometer, gyroscope, barometer, heart rate sensor, and ambient light sensor. The underlying software is identical to what we used when we reviewed the Galaxy Watch late last year, so we recommend that you check that review for details. The Galaxy Watch 4G's cellular connectivity needs to be set up using the Galaxy Wearable app on your smartphone. In India, only Airtel and Reliance Jio offer e-SIM functionality so you'll need to have a subscription with either provider for 4G connectivity on the watch.

LTE lets you take calls right on the watch. We used our Galaxy Watch 4G with a Jio e-SIM which was easy to set up. The SIM card needs to be inserted into the smartphone you use to set up the watch. The watch smartly switches off its own 4G capabilities when paired with a smartphone, and back on when you move out of range. You can override this and keep the watch connected to a 4G network at all times, but this will have an impact on battery life.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4G performance and battery life

Samsung's AMOLED display on the Galaxy Watch 4G is vivid and has good viewing angles. Screen brightness is adjusted automatically based on surrounding lighting conditions. The bezel makes navigating easy, and we liked the simple UI of the smartwatch. We did not notice any lag or stutter while using the Galaxy Watch 4G, and the overall experience was snappy. In fact, we found it snappier than the Apple Watch Series 5 (Review), which we tested recently. The Galaxy Watch packs in quite a few fitness features, so for example, we were reminded to move if we sat at our desks for a while. This is a very handy feature that could help you avoid sitting without any movement for too long. When we stepped out for a walk, the device would automatically detect this and begin logging our steps. We walked 1,000 steps and the Galaxy Watch 4G registered 990 which is an acceptable deviation, though we have seen better results from other devices such as the Amazfit Bip Lite which we recently reviewed. The Galaxy Watch 4G also tracks heart-rate all the time, and is set to measure it at 10-minute intervals by default. You can change this to Always-on, but it will decrease your battery life. One neat touch that we noticed was that the watch would automatically switch to continuous heart-rate tracking during workouts, saving us the effort of doing so. Heart-rate tracking was accurate when we compared this device against an Apple Watch Series 5.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch 4G does step-counting accurately. Since the Galaxy Watch 4G has in-built GPS and cellular connectivity, we left our paired smartphone behind and went for a walk. After walking a distance that we know to be exactly 1km, the Galaxy Watch 4G reported it as 1.02km which is very good. Sleep tracking was also accurate, and the Galaxy Watch 4G could log our sleep and wake-up times correctly. However, we didn't like wearing the watch while sleeping, as it was neither as compact nor light as the Amazfit Bip Lite (Review) or fitness bands such as the Mi Band 4 (Review) and the Honor Band 5 (Review). Battery life on the Galaxy Watch 4G will vary based on how you use the different features of the device. Using it straight out of the box with 4G set to auto, without the always-on display feature, with heart-rate tracking set to 10-minute intervals, and constantly connected to our Samsung Galaxy S10+ (Review) device, it lasted us for about four days. During this time we were constantly checking notifications on the watch. When we switched on 4G, enabled the always-on display and took a few calls through the device, battery life went down to just two days. Charging took a long time. This wearable device charges to 35 percent in an hour and takes close to three hours to be charged completely. Verdict We are reviewing this 4G variant of the Galaxy Watch about a year after we reviewed the Wi-Fi variant, and not much has changed in the wearables space since then. WearOS has still not managed to make any huge strides, and while the Apple Watch Series 5 does manage to do a lot, it is limited to working only with Apple devices, and commands a premium. The 42mm variant of Galaxy Watch 4G is priced at Rs. 28,490 while the bigger 46mm variant is priced at Rs.30,990. At these prices, the Galaxy Watch 4G does not have a lot of competition. Irrespective of cost though, Android users should only pick the Galaxy Watch 4G if they need cellular connectivity on a smartwatch. Samsung should consider bringing the cellular variant of the newer Galaxy Watch Active 2 to India, giving buyers more options to choose from. Read the full article

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OnePlus 8 Is Set To Go On Sale Today At 12 PM Via Amazon, OnePlus Site: Check Price, Specs & More Here

OnePlus 8 Is Set To Go On Sale Today At 12 PM Via Amazon, OnePlus Site: Check Price, Specifications, Offers & More Here

OnePlus 8 price begins with Rs.41,999 for the base model 6GB + 128GB exclusive to Amazon India.

OnePlus 8 is good to go at a bargain by and by today through Amazon and OnePlus site in India. The new OnePlus cell phone that was propelled close by OnePlus 8 Pro should go on an open deal before the end of last month; notwithstanding, following creation challenges due to COVID-19 pandemic, the organization has uncertainly delayed the arrival of OnePlus 8 Pro and OnePlus is as yet being sold by means of glimmer deals. OnePlus 8 accompanies highlights like triple back cameras, OxygenOS 10, and Snapdragon 865 SoC.

OnePlus 8 Cost In India, Deal Timing, Offer

OnePlus 8 deal will commence at 12pm (early afternoon) today and the telephone will be offered by means of Amazon.in and OnePlus.in. OnePlus 8 value begins at Rs. 41,999 for the base 6GB + 128GB model that is select to Amazon. The 8GB + 128GB and 12GB + 256GB models retail at Rs. 44,999 and Rs. 49,999, separately.

As far as deal offers OnePlus offers Rs. 2,000-moment rebate on buys made utilizing SBI charge cards, no expense EMI choice, and Jio benefits worth Rs. 6,000.

OnePlus 8 Details

The double SIM (Nano) OnePlus 8 sudden spikes in demand for OxygenOS 10, in light of Android 10, and highlights a full HD plus Fluid AMOLED display of 6.55 inches of resolution 1080 by 2400 pixel with display refresh rate of 90Hz, display angle viewpoint proportion of 20:9 and 3D Corning Gorilla Glass security. The cell phone is controlled by Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC, matched with up to 12GB of LPDDR4X RAM. It likewise packs a triple back camera arrangement that houses a 48-megapixel shooter with f/1.75 gap, 2-megapixel optional full-scale shooter with f/2.4 opening, and 16-megapixel shooter with f/2.2 gap. For selfies, there is the 16-megapixel camera at the front with a f/2.45 focal point.

The OnePlus 8 comes in 128GB and 256GB of locally available capacity choices. Availability alternatives incorporate 5G, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth v5.1, GPS/A-GPS, NFC, and a USB Type-C port. Sensors onboard incorporate an accelerometer, surrounding light, spinner, magnetometer, and a vicinity sensor. There is also a unique in-display fingerprint sensor that is given on this telephone.

Ultimately, OnePlus 8 houses 4,300mAh battery with Warp Charge 30T (5V/6A) support

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Nowadays everyone is using Smart Phones and since Jio has come, their purchase has become very fast. Where can it go that in the coming future, there will be a lot of growth in the area of Mobiles Phone.If seen from this part, opening a mobile shop will be very profitable business, for this you will not need much capital. With just a small shop you can start it and some good smart phones which are being liked very much like - Red mi is almost all of its phones you will get in your budget at a very low price and their performance is better It happens. Apart from this, you have many more phones that you can keep in your shop.First you have to start from a small shop, after that you will be able to increase the shop as the income increases. All you have to do is to get whatever income you have for 5 to 6 months after opening the mobile shop or even more than that and spend it back on the same shop and make it grow. Believe it is a very simple rule using which you can pursue any business.According to a figure, about 1 billion 42 million 53 thousand 328 mobile phones were being used in India till April 30, 2019, which is the second largest number of mobile phone use figures in the world in terms of using China mobile phones. First place is there, that means every person has a mobile, now there must be a doubt in your mind that if all the people have mobile then who will buy new mobile We have an argument to clear your doubts. You must have often seen that a person has more than one mobile or at least two or three mobiles. Once a person using a mobile phone can never use this service even for a day. Don't want to be deprived of And mobile phones are bad and they also involve new technology by companies over time, so the mobile shop business is a continuous business and as far as I am saying it is a non-ending business. Is that this is a business that is going to run from generation to generationow to Start Mobile Shop Business )To start a mobile shop business, first of all you have to get a shop at RENT. Currently most of the mobile shops are where there is a lot of crowd, the entrepreneur should rent his shop in a place where local customers Along with it, we can also target the online customer, that is where the courier service of various companies is available, the entrepreneurs are able to further their mobile phone business on their own or with various e-commerce companies.Normally 10 * 15 square feet of space is enough to start a small mobile shop, the rent of which can vary according to the urban Ya Rural area. Counter, cupboard to decorate the Rent Shop to start a mobile phone business. And glass driver, chair, computer or laptop, air condition equipment will be required to be decorative as well as Attractive Transparency is necessary because if this happens then the customers who are there will be more attractive and in this case your mobile phone is more Will sellFully brand selection care in mobile businessIf you are starting the business of mobile shop, then for this you will have to do a thorough market research, before picking up the stock of mobile, try to select some brands that have all the above facilities available in a single mobile also means that you mobile Let's take stock that is multitasking, that means not only megapixels will work, but along with that, battery life also has to be seen.To know better about a mobile, you can follow a site like gsmarena.com, you can follow all the features about each mobile in Insights are well given, along with the features you will be trending (which is more in trend Ho) You will also have to keep information about the mobile which is quite popular in the market and if a new phone has been launched, then you should keep the same mobile in your shop, whose demand is more in your market.See it is very important in BUSINESS PLAN wherein according to your local AREA you have to divide your market into different categories and DECIDE that in which category of goods you have to pick up and how much to invest, according to the location with you Can do market segmentation likeHow much to invest and how much stock to raiseNow as I have told you above how to do market segmentation, now I tell you how much to invest, now imagine that you live in a LOCAL CITY OR TOWN where people are more interested in business, then in your shop You can keep the steps of high price mobiles if students are more in your locality, that means you have to take stock of new trend mobiles like LIKE mobile camera high pixel,Internet high facility, more RAM memory, more battery backup, this means you have to do thorough market research and after that you have to pick up the stocks in your mobile shop, you will have this money invested in the right place

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: i know 22:32:26 From Jio Lee : sf baby 22:32:34 From Jio Lee : san fran rent be wack 22:32:38 From Jio Lee : a studio’s hitting like 4k 22:32:50 From Jio Lee : i KNOW 22:33:03 From Jio Lee : san fran is wild bro 22:33:23 From Jio Lee : just me 22:33:29 From Jio Lee : it’s like 1k a month? 22:33:31 From Jio Lee : yeah 22:33:33 From Jio Lee : included 22:33:38 From Jio Lee : i kNOW 22:33:41 From Jio Lee : bro i know 22:33:45 From Jio Lee : but you get an in unit laundry machine 22:33:50 From Jio Lee : and stove + appliances 22:33:53 From Jio Lee : so i’m likeeee ok that’s fair 22:34:00 From Jio Lee : bro the dorms are expensive too 22:34:03 From Jio Lee : they’re like 14k for a triple 22:34:21 From Jio Lee : off campus rooms are like 22:34:24 From Jio Lee : 800 a month minimum 22:34:30 From Jio Lee : and you share with like 1-2 other people 22:34:43 From Jio Lee : it’s like 800 + utilities 22:34:55 From Jio Lee : i’m getting my money’s worth 22:35:03 From Jio Lee : bro the flight ticket 22:35:06 From Jio Lee : is like 150 22:35:15 From Jio Lee : 150 roundtrip 22:35:17 From Jio Lee : for an hour????? 22:35:32 From Jio Lee : A HUNDRED 22:35:40 From Jio Lee : let’s go to paris 22:35:45 From Jio Lee : buy a hazmat suit 22:37:24 From Jio Lee : bro my friend was going back home to thailand from the uk 22:37:28 From Jio Lee : and people were out here wearing hazmat suits 22:37:34 From Jio Lee : yeah she was like 22:37:39 From Jio Lee : i was obviously underdressed 22:37:59 From Jio Lee : she had a mask and gloves on and she was like ????? 22:38:08 From Jio Lee : uk was bad 22:38:20 From Jio Lee : i heard vietnam is reopening 22:40:08 From Jio Lee : dude i never heard about your bf 22:40:12 From Jio Lee : how’d that happen 22:40:43 From Jio Lee : scandalous 22:40:44 From kang : a true modern day love story 22:41:04 From Jio Lee : so you guys switched LOL 22:41:21 From kang : this is why u can never trust female friends 22:41:24 From Jio Lee : ^ 22:41:29 From Lilie Mai : ^^^^ 22:42:19 From Jio Lee : that’s weird 22:42:48 From Jio Lee : wtf LOL 22:42:53 From Jio Lee : men 22:43:29 From Jio Lee : a drunk text 22:45:49 From Jio Lee : interesting 22:45:50 From Jio Lee : LMAO 22:46:20 From kang : AND THEN WHAT DID U DO 22:46:21 From kang : HUH 22:46:23 From Jio Lee : LMAOOO 22:46:25 From Jio Lee : SHE TEXTED HIM 22:46:31 From kang : this is so random but jio has such a small head 22:46:33 From kang : how it do that 22:46:33 From Jio Lee : LMFAO 22:46:53 From Jio Lee : I TRIED THAT THING 22:46:57 From Jio Lee : WHERE YOU PUT YOUR FACE BEHIND A PIECE OF TISSUE 22:47:00 From Jio Lee : LIKE TISSUE PAPER 22:47:03 From Jio Lee : IT WORKED LMFAO 22:47:06 From kang : teach us ur ways 22:47:13 From Jio Lee : like the toilet paper 22:47:28 From kang : whose mans 22:47:29 From Jio Lee : if you like turn it one way 22:47:30 From Jio Lee : it works 22:47:31 From Jio Lee : omg 22:47:31 From kang : my head: huge 22:47:34 From Jio Lee : his head is so small 22:47:59 From kang : so many idols had loose fitting masks 22:48:01 From kang : and im like how 22:48:08 From Jio Lee : oh the face masks 22:48:09 From kang : my mask: full 22:48:35 From kang : my cheeks be too chubby 22:48:56 From kang : i can make an egg 22:49:01 From Jio Lee : i put your letters up here 22:49:04 From Jio Lee : next to my polaroids 22:49:14 From Jio Lee : i couldnt put seoyoung’s cause it had korean curse words 22:49:20 From Jio Lee : but i have it kept in my book shelf 22:49:21 From Jio Lee : very safe 22:49:32 From Jio Lee : didnt want my mom being like 22:49:37 From Jio Lee : who tf is cursing at you through snail mail 22:49:43 From kang : SNAIL MAIL CURSING 22:49:46 From kang : DLKFDKSJFKJDSH 22:49:50 From kang : my specialty 22:49:53 From Jio Lee : LMFAOOO 22:49:56 From Jio Lee : i have like four korean friends 22:50:01 From Jio Lee : it’s my goal to make korean friends at cal 22:50:02 From kang : same i have like two 22:50:05 From kang : rose dont count 22:50:08 From Jio Lee : LMFAOO 22:50:25 From kang : bring me my rich korean boyfriend 22:50:34 From Jio Lee : LMFAOO 22:50:38 From Jio Lee : the business school at cal is called haas 22:50:42 From Jio Lee : so they call the guys there haasholes 22:50:54 From kang : my friend went to a dive thru 22:51:04 From kang : drive 22:51:07 From Jio Lee : omg 22:51:13 From Jio Lee : i heard they shove a q tip up your nose 22:51:20 From Jio Lee : until it feels like it pokes your brain 22:51:24 From kang : she lives in new york and she went to a drive thru test 22:51:37 From Jio Lee : apparently it goes up to like 22:51:39 From Jio Lee : your sinuses 22:52:05 From Jio Lee : my eye used to flutter too 22:52:26 From Jio Lee : that helps 22:52:43 From kang : i love eyeliner 22:52:49 From kang : i always be looking like a raccon tho 22:52:53 From Jio Lee : my eyeliner’s always uneven 22:53:03 From kang : saem bcs my eyes are uneven 22:53:05 From Jio Lee : IVE BEEN TRYING TO LEARN HOW TO WING IT 22:53:09 From Jio Lee : so i keep winging it 22:53:11 From Jio Lee : but one’s always higher 22:53:15 From kang : do u guys see MY EYES R UNEVEN 22:53:24 From Jio Lee : you just go straight out 22:53:26 From Jio Lee : and then 22:53:27 From Jio Lee : you like 22:53:29 From Jio Lee : triangle it up 22:53:31 From Jio Lee : from the bottom 22:53:38 From kang : its true 22:53:42 From kang : thats what i do 22:53:51 From Jio Lee : oh yeah ive seen the videos 22:53:55 From Jio Lee : but like you gotta be white 22:54:01 From kang : u gotta like draw a straight line and then draw a triangle up 22:54:03 From Jio Lee : white people have enough space 22:54:09 From kang : my eyes be too droopy 22:54:14 From kang : to do foxy eyes 22:54:16 From Jio Lee : my eyes are too round 22:55:04 From kang : we are all deformed 22:55:12 From Jio Lee : one side of my face is significantly flatter than the other 22:55:16 From Jio Lee : because i slept on that side 22:55:26 From kang : bruh i sleep on my stomach 22:55:27 From Jio Lee : i’ve been trying to flatten the other side 22:55:31 From kang : apparently it fucks up your chin 22:55:46 From kang : i heard u lose weight when u sleep on your back 22:55:50 From Jio Lee : rly wtf 22:55:59 From Jio Lee : my nephew sleeps on his stomach 22:56:07 From kang : yeah u gotta sleep on your back and lift your arms above your head 22:56:13 From Jio Lee : THAT’S HOW I SLEEP HAHA 22:56:20 From kang : and you’ll lose weight 22:56:26 From Jio Lee : sometimes when iwake up i lose all feeling in one arm 22:56:34 From kang : but you’ll literally fuck ur chin shape up if u sleep on ur stomach 22:57:20 From Jio Lee : im gonna get that nose surgery 22:57:23 From Jio Lee : then it’s over for everyone 22:57:26 From kang : my dad had to go to work at his gas station bcs one of his employees called out 22:57:33 From Jio Lee : LMFAO 22:57:37 From Jio Lee : THE SHIELD 22:57:44 From kang : IT LOOKS LIKE AFISHBOWL 22:57:50 From kang : yeah he comes home in like an hour 22:57:58 From kang : he made the plastic shield tho 22:58:00 From kang : IT KILLED ME 22:58:09 From Jio Lee : bro i saw someone pull their hoodie up and pull on the strings all the way 22:58:13 From Jio Lee : and put the pot lid in front of their face 22:58:17 From Jio Lee : so it was a makeshift shield 22:58:24 From Jio Lee : it looked so effective 22:58:26 From kang : HOW THEY GONNA SEE 22:58:29 From kang : ohhhhhh 22:58:29 From Jio Lee : it’s glass 22:58:30 From Jio Lee : HAHAH 22:58:39 From kang : WHY DID UYEN HAVE A POT LID ON HAND 22:58:42 From Jio Lee : but the handle’s in the front 22:58:46 From kang : SHE JUST PULLED IT OUT 22:58:48 From Jio Lee : dorm life 22:59:06 From Jio Lee : do you have a single 22:59:10 From kang : are there people in ur dorm 22:59:13 From kang : why didnt they go home 22:59:19 From Jio Lee : oh LOL 22:59:59 From Jio Lee : wait what 23:00:03 From Jio Lee : oh 23:00:03 From Jio Lee : LOL 23:01:42 From kang : white ppl things 23:02:04 From kang : i think so 23:02:38 From kang : excuse me 23:03:22 From kang : thats why i dont offer anything to anyone 23:03:48 From Jio Lee : damn imagine if you had your party now 23:04:01 From kang : im so hungry 23:04:05 From kang : to eat or to not eat 23:04:09 From Jio Lee : water is your best friend 23:04:14 From kang : rip 23:04:22 From kang : i FINISHED 23:04:25 From kang : u want me to wet the bed 23:05:02 From kang : my dad always told me if i eat watermelon before bed I WILL WET THE BED 23:05:08 From Jio Lee : bro some white girls copied apink’s choreo for a “tiktok challenge” 23:05:37 From Jio Lee : wild 23:05:44 From Jio Lee : they claimed it was theirs 23:05:45 From kang : cultural aPPROPRIATION 23:05:51 From Jio Lee : and then they blocked off comments or something 23:06:03 From kang : white ppl: stealing cultures since day 1 23:06:33 From kang : whites have no culture to steal 23:06:36 From kang : what r we gonna steal 23:06:39 From kang : grilled cheese? 23:06:41 From kang : we dont want it 23:06:57 From kang : I HATE CHEESE 23:07:04 From Jio Lee : my brother b playing league in my room now 23:07:08 From Jio Lee : and his class is still going on 23:07:15 From kang : im playing league 23:07:18 From kang : dont hate on us 23:07:22 From Jio Lee : LMAOO i made an acc 23:07:27 From Jio Lee : but i haven’t played 23:07:32 From kang : NOT RIGHT NOW BUT IN GENERAL 23:07:44 From Jio Lee : im gonna be a twitch girl 23:07:53 From kang : i suck too much TO STREAM 23:07:56 From Jio Lee : ok same tho 23:07:57 From Jio Lee : i suck 23:07:59 From kang : I LOSE EVERY GAME 23:08:02 From Jio Lee : we can just get decently good 23:08:06 From Jio Lee : and then be like here’s my venmo 23:08:25 From kang : im not cute like that 23:08:29 From kang : maybe in my next life 23:08:31 From Jio Lee : ^ 23:08:35 From Jio Lee : i’m gonna take my dad’s dslr to sf 23:08:44 From Jio Lee : and i’m gonna become a youtuber and pay for my tuition through youtube money 23:08:58 From kang : when u got a full ride tHO 23:09:01 From kang : SHUT UP JIO 23:09:07 From Jio Lee : HAHAH BUT I NEED 용돈 23:09:26 From Jio Lee : so versatile 23:10:08 From Jio Lee : bro i finally paid off my credit card in full 23:10:12 From Jio Lee : my credit boutta skyrocket 23:10:18 From Jio Lee : time to make a new one 23:10:24 From kang : omg i wish 23:10:25 From Jio Lee : LMFAOO 23:10:32 From kang : i have 1500 on my credit card 23:10:37 From kang : but will i pay it off: no 23:10:44 From Jio Lee : LMAOO isnt it cause you got a laptop 23:10:51 From kang : YEAH AND I KEEP SPENDING MONEY 23:10:57 From Jio Lee : chase freedom 23:10:57 From kang : get discover 23:10:58 From Jio Lee : is the best 23:11:09 From kang : if u get a referral u get 23:11:11 From Jio Lee : discover isn’t taken at a lot of places so it gets annoying 23:11:12 From kang : $50 23:11:31 From kang : when i opened my discover card i only opened it bcs my friend had a referral code 23:12:02 From kang : omg i lied i only owe 1200 on my credit card 23:12:04 From kang : thanks dad 23:12:48 From Jio Lee : some guy i went out on a date with 23:12:51 From Jio Lee : had a spongebob meme on his 23:12:55 From Jio Lee : yeah but it wasn’t worth it 23:12:57 From Jio Lee : LMFAOO 23:13:10 From Jio Lee : he changed his name on zoom to jim halpert 23:13:20 From Jio Lee : NO HIS NAME IS MICHAEL 23:13:20 From Jio Lee : LMFAOO 23:13:23 From Jio Lee : HE SHOULD’VE DONE MICHAEL SCOTT 23:13:42 From Jio Lee : everyone wants to be jim 23:13:49 From Jio Lee : REALLY LOL 23:13:51 From Jio Lee : i love dwight 23:13:56 From Jio Lee : i think dwight’s my favorite character 23:14:05 From Jio Lee : he is 23:14:08 From Jio Lee : LOL KELLY 23:14:16 From Jio Lee : WHEN SHE BECAME MINORITY EXECUTIVE 23:14:29 From Jio Lee : bro it’s leaving netflix 23:14:45 From Jio Lee : i think it’s leaving in 2020 23:14:51 From Jio Lee : they pushed up the date or something 23:14:55 From Jio Lee : lol i jacked my friend’s hulu 23:15:05 From Jio Lee : how much is the nbc one 23:15:12 From Jio Lee : damn 23:15:16 From Jio Lee : im gonna get it lOL 23:15:21 From Jio Lee : just so i can watch the office 23:15:27 From Jio Lee : same i might just buy the show 23:15:53 From Jio Lee : dude i think iw atched the office like 10 times 23:15:55 From Uyen Irene Tran : https://soap2day.to 23:15:56 From Jio Lee : i’m on season 7 23:16:26 From kang : ok i have a review session at 7am so i will sleep 23:16:28 From kang : gn chingus 23:16:48 From Jio Lee : bro i’ve been on shein putting stuff in my cart 23:16:52 From Jio Lee : and some clothes are so hoe like 23:17:14 From Jio Lee : WHAT 23:17:18 From Jio Lee : HOW OLD IS SHE 23:17:19 From Jio Lee : holy shit 23:17:44 From Jio Lee : LOL wtf 23:17:46 From Jio Lee : then you have to pay 23:18:01 From Jio Lee : be that girl that wears white 23:18:36 From Jio Lee : yikess 23:18:52 From Jio Lee : 20 omg 23:19:38 From Jio Lee : that’s so young 23:19:42 From Jio Lee : she’s gonna have a kid by like 24 23:20:06 From Jio Lee : damn bro 23:20:17 From Jio Lee : dude some girl i went to middle school with 23:20:18 From Jio Lee : she has a kid 23:20:22 From Jio Lee : and she’s our age 23:20:32 From Jio Lee : but is her man even rich 23:20:45 From Jio Lee : yikes 23:21:02 From Jio Lee : she said this man is UGLY 23:21:07 From Jio Lee : facts 23:21:09 From Jio Lee : he’s RICH 23:21:11 From Jio Lee : he’s probably rolling in it 23:21:18 From Jio Lee : SHOTGUN WEDDING 23:21:20 From Jio Lee : omg 23:21:22 From Jio Lee : he is ugly 23:21:52 From Jio Lee : their kid boutta be 4 feet 9 23:22:03 From Jio Lee : omg if it’s a boy 23:22:07 From Jio Lee : that boy is not getting any girls 23:22:58 From Jio Lee : i keep forgetting uyen’s english name is irene 23:23:03 From Jio Lee : and i saw the irene and i was like 23:23:06 From Jio Lee : irene??? 23:23:33 From Jio Lee : LMAOO 23:23:47 From Jio Lee : bro i want an english name cause people be butchering my name left and right 23:23:54 From Jio Lee : in asian ass california 23:24:52 From Jio Lee : yikes 23:25:11 From Jio Lee : broooo 23:25:23 From Jio Lee : LMAOO 23:25:27 From Jio Lee : SHE SAID IM GONNA BE IRENE 23:25:36 From Jio Lee : irene’s a cute name though 23:25:48 From Jio Lee : that timing 23:25:59 From Jio Lee : they’re like 23:26:00 From Jio Lee : JAI OH?? 23:26:10 From Jio Lee : sometimes they’re like 23:26:11 From Jio Lee : jia 23:26:13 From Jio Lee : and im like 23:26:15 From Jio Lee : it’s a whole ass o 23:26:24 From Jio Lee : so time to adopt an english name 23:26:27 From Jio Lee : i hate that 23:26:44 From Jio Lee : it looks like my though 23:26:53 From Jio Lee : like it looks like it would be my 23:27:03 From Jio Lee : HAHAH DAISY MAE 23:27:57 From Jio Lee : bro you’ve been taking chinese for so long 23:28:15 From Jio Lee : i stopped taking korean after hs 23:28:29 From Jio Lee : i had like 23:28:32 From Jio Lee : the foreign language req 23:28:35 From Jio Lee : and i just took korean 23:28:39 From Jio Lee : because i didnt wanna do spanish or french 23:29:15 From Jio Lee : bro i was gonna apply to amherst 23:29:18 From Jio Lee : but their app was so annoying 23:29:54 From Jio Lee : you should come to a uc HAHAH 23:29:58 From Jio Lee : come to cal 23:30:08 From Jio Lee : oh rly 23:30:11 From Jio Lee : it’s like 4 prompts 23:30:17 From Jio Lee : COME TO CAL 23:30:18 From Jio Lee : HAHA 23:32:10 From Jio Lee : bro my friend goes to bu and apparently they’re thinking of shutting down the fall semester completely 23:32:21 From Jio Lee : like not even having class 23:32:37 From Jio Lee : yeah cause you can’t make students pay for zoom university 23:32:43 From Jio Lee : and they still have to pay the profs 23:33:22 From Jio Lee : i know uci made students pay for facilities they can’t use 23:34:02 From Jio Lee : bro LOL my friend bought an animal crossing switch cause she got her housing refunded 23:34:46 From Jio Lee : broooo 23:35:31 From Jio Lee : my friend bought one for 650 23:35:39 From Jio Lee : cause he was desperate 23:35:42 From Jio Lee : but he hasn’t opened it 23:35:47 From Jio Lee : he’s gonna wait for the restock 23:35:53 From Jio Lee : bro get animal crossinggg 23:35:53 From Jio Lee : yeah 23:35:56 From Jio Lee : so like if it restocks 23:36:07 From Jio Lee : bro i want one for myself 23:36:09 From Jio Lee : i use my family’s switch 23:36:29 From Jio Lee : the coral one is pretty 23:36:32 From Jio Lee : yeah bro 23:36:34 From Jio Lee : i wanna hook it up 23:36:42 From Jio Lee : HAHA 23:36:47 From Jio Lee : the se is so small 23:36:57 From Jio Lee : i think so 23:37:00 From Jio Lee : bro wtf LOL 23:37:10 From Jio Lee : that’s wack 23:37:16 From Jio Lee : im pretty sure 12 is coming out in september 23:37:25 From Jio Lee : unless the production was pushed back cause of covid 23:37:52 From Jio Lee : ANDROID 23:38:01 From Jio Lee : huawei 23:38:02 From Jio Lee : HAHA 23:38:33 From Jio Lee : bro im just waiting for the 12 23:38:39 From Jio Lee : my phone’s battery dies so fast 23:38:59 From Jio Lee : the galaxy interface is so weirdly counterintuitive 23:39:10 From Jio Lee : WITH THE PEN 23:39:11 From Jio Lee : LOL 23:39:25 From Jio Lee : the new samsung ones dont look bad tho 23:39:30 From Jio Lee : the one with the strip in the back 23:39:32 From Jio Lee : the black strip 23:39:42 From Jio Lee : bro i saw someone using that at costco 23:39:50 From Jio Lee : i had to stop eating my salad 23:40:03 From Jio Lee : BRO YEAH 23:40:04 From Jio Lee : I WA SLIKE 23:40:06 From Jio Lee : WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT 23:40:14 From Jio Lee : bro 23:40:15 From Jio Lee : razor 23:40:24 From Jio Lee : the flip phone 23:40:24 From Jio Lee : HAHA 23:41:37 From Jio Lee : do you remember that green tiny ass phone that was for kids 23:41:41 From Jio Lee : and it had like two functions 23:42:02 From Jio Lee : i remember my friend had that and i was so jealous 23:42:06 From Jio Lee : same 23:42:08 From Jio Lee : i wanted one so bad 23:42:12 From Jio Lee : DO YOU REMEMBER THE JUKE LOL 23:42:34 From Jio Lee : IT FLIPS LOL 23:43:02 From Jio Lee : i wanted one of those phones that you opened and it had a keyboard on it 23:43:03 From Jio Lee : so bad 23:43:15 From Jio Lee : i had the sliding one 23:43:33 From Jio Lee : i had the red one i think 23:43:59 From Lilie Mai : https://www.todayscloseout.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/samsung-gravity-tmob-aqua-tall.jpg 23:44:11 From Jio Lee : https://www.ebay.com/p/100047448?iid=174029957447&chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=174029957447&targetid=883075326854&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9031532&poi=&campaignid=9248480877&mkgroupid=94100691256&rlsatarget=pla-883075326854&abcId=1141156&merchantid=110607992&gclid=Cj0KCQjwhZr1BRCLARIsALjRVQPoQyirAPKfCSzNWiHrRFPtfJKqdzUDcKCpUbhzN_NLsybqqUCmulsaAva-EALw_wcB 23:44:13 From Jio Lee : bro i had this one 23:44:49 From Jio Lee : brooo i remember that 23:44:52 From Jio Lee : i wanted that one 23:45:12 From Jio Lee : i think 3rd grade 23:45:19 From Jio Lee : i was home alone a lot 23:45:21 From Jio Lee : so my parents were like 23:45:23 From Jio Lee : you need a phone 23:46:11 From Jio Lee : bro home phones still exist? 23:46:13 From Jio Lee : LMFAOO 23:46:22 From Jio Lee : remember when you had to pay for each text you sent 23:46:28 From Jio Lee : and you had to buy a package of however many texts 23:46:40 From Jio Lee : i went over my texting limit bro 23:47:02 From Jio Lee : omg you had to press one button 3 times 23:47:21 From Jio Lee : bro that’s wild 23:48:56 From Jio Lee : TEN MORE DAYS LOL 23:49:08 From Jio Lee : bake something 23:49:08 From Jio Lee : HAHA

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Our era in a way has been defined by the technological advancements that we are witnessing, technology has become an inseparable part of our life. It would not be dramatic to say that one can’t function without a smartphone on them. So once which were items of luxury are essential devices for survival and it’s important to have the right devices on you to keep up with the times. So here are some of the relevant if not the most mindblowing tech of the year or we can say new techs in 2019.

Techs in 2019

Virtual AI assistants

Amazon’s Alexa and Google home have become a part of our households in a way that it is comforting and convenient and at the same time while the privacy issues are concerning, people have taken really well to the affordable Echo Dot and other such affordable devices which are not only there to dim your lights and feel fancy but also helps to keep you up to date and maintain your reminders.

Honda’s new in-car AI to be showcased in 2020 CES

Smart Assistants: Google vs Alexa vs Siri [Infographics]

Foldable Devices

Samsung’s Galaxy Fold had been in talks since the past year and it is no surprise that pre and post-launch there was a lot of buzz about the Galaxy Fold. And now the Galaxy Fold 2 is in the talks along with various other brands like Motorola and Xiaomi have announced their foldable clamshell phones already.

Surface Device Might Come with a 9-inch Foldable Display and Android App Support

Apple is Reportedly Working on a Foldable iPad With 5G Support

Samsung is Reportedly Working on Foldable AR Glasses

Dell’s Upcoming 2-in-1 Windows 10 device with a foldable display

Motorola Razr is Officially Available Now

Virtual Reality Headsets

Gaming is yet again in its transitive stage, we are almost going to have a whole new generation of consoles and multiplayer games have taken over, gaming hasn’t been this social of an affair before. Technology like Virtual Reality takes it a step ahead with a more interactive yet human experience.

Augmented Reality vs Virtual Reality: What’s the Difference?

Samsung is Reportedly Working on Foldable AR Glasses

The best VR headsets for 2019

Ray Tracing in gaming

Animation and CGI have been enjoying the advent of ray tracing, helping to produce photo-realistic sights that no one could tell apart. As videogames are a bit more dynamic in the manner of its consumption, it was difficult to perfect the graphics for the same and although it isn’t still very commercial and mainstream of technology, we have been introduced to the fact that ray-tracing in gaming is here and will be developed further in the coming years.

What is ray tracing? The games, the graphics cards and everything else you need to know

Truly Wireless Earphones

This year saw a meteoric rise in the number of wireless earphones in the market, premium brands to affordable ones, everyone had their own take on it. Apple had launched its first-generation AirPods back in 2016 and now in 2019, Apple’s second-generation AirPods are a slight improvement over the first-gen with better audio and voice quality, longer talk time, and support for voice-activated Siri.

AirPods Pro launched with noise-cancellation, water-resistance; Price, specs

Realme Buds Air review: Ask yourself why you want wireless headphones

Air Purifier and Pollution Mask

As if a scene out of a work of science-fiction, air purifiers, and pollution masks have become the new normal in the metropolitan cities of India. People are walking around with a pollution mask that has a supposed filter, investing in air purifiers for their homes so that they could come back home to breathe some fresh air instead of the other way around.

Pollution Masks: 8 Best Anti-Pollution Masks You Can Buy in India Right Now

Air Pollution Mask Technology – Atlanta Healthcare

Reliance Jio Fiber

Impact of Jio’s affordable internet for as mobile network provider has revolutionized how India consumes content, it even introduced a major amount of the population to the internet for the first time in their life. In 2019 Reliance started providing their Home and Office fibre-broadband service commercially, Indian broadband providers have upgraded a lot in regards to stability and speed over the past couple of years.

Reliance Jio Fiber vs Airtel Fiber: Here are the best 100Mbps monthly broadband plans

Smartwatches

Every appliance we use is coming out with ‘smart’ prefix now, and smartwatches have been around for a while now. And the seemingly fancy piece of tech has come under the utilitarian category in the past year or so. Different companies are having their own spin on it and giving the customers the options to choose from according to their budgets and needs.

Mi Watch: Why Should You Go With This?

IBM Smartwatch Patent Shows Transformation of it into an 8’x12″ Tablet

Fitness Bands

Fitness Bands are not exactly a cheaper replacement for Smartwatches but they are certainly an affordable alternative. The investment in a healthy lifestyle is not complete these days without a fitness band on your wrist recording your pulse, steps, and calories. The fitness bands are here to stay as the market is being flooded with more and more of them every other month. Offering the customers a wider variety of choices.

Realme Fitness Band is Arriving by 2020

Red-hot yet affordable: Mi Band 3i Launched for 1,299 INR

Electric Vehicles

This year we have seen a lot of technology changes, this is the last one but not least is Electic Vehicle. And this category is being ruled by none other than the Tesla Motors by Elon Musk. Well, we have seen a bunch of car brands showing interest in this field by didn’t overtake the Tesla empire.

Tesla Cybertruck electrifies the truck segment

BMW reveals i4 electric car in testing, promises nearly 400 miles of range

Well, this list seems small but we really tried to cover those techs which were actually in focus or featured. So, guys, this is our version of Techs in 2019. Enjoy!

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Poco X2 Launch Date, Samsung Galaxy A51 on Sale, Realme C3, and More Tech News This Week

Poco X2 launch date announcement and the news of Realme C3’s arrival next week were two of the biggest tech developments that took place this week. Additionally, Samsung launched its Galaxy A51 smartphone in the country and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman unveiled the union budget with a number of announcements for the technology sector. Further, WhatsApp stopped working on older Android and iPhone models. Read on for more on these and other major tech news stories from this week.

Poco X2 launch date, specifications

After a long wait, Poco is ready to launch a new smartphone, however, all signs indicate that we aren’t going to get a Poco F1 successor just yet. The Xiaomi spin-off brand revealed this week that it will launch Poco X2 on February 4 as its next phone. Poco X2 is believed to be a rebranded Redmi K30 4G variant that is a mid-range smartphone. Although Poco X2 is yet to be officially unveiled, all the teasers that the brand has released until this point indicate the Redmi K30 4G variant rebranding bit is credible.

As mentioned, Poco India has announced that it is hosting a press event on February 4 where it will be unveiling the Poco X2. The launch event will take place in New Delhi and will kick off at 12pm on the day. It is likely to be streamed live on YouTube and other social media channels.

Whether or not Poco X2 turns out to Redmi K30 4G variant, we already have a confirmation on a number of the specifications of the phone. First, Poco has revealed that the Poco X2 will feature a display with 120Hz refresh rate and support for 27W fast charging. Additionally, the teaser images posted by the company show the presence of a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The liquid cooling support has also been teased and the company has also noted the presence of a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip.

Poco X2 launch next week: Everything we know so far

Realme C3 launch next week, specifications

Realme is another smartphone maker that is gearing up to launch a new smartphone next week. The company will be introducing this model in its budget Realme C-series and it will be called the Realme C3. The company has already announced a number of specifications and features of the smartphone. As per the invite shared by the Chinese smartphone maker, the Realme C3 launch event will kick off at 12:30pm on February 6.

Realme C3 teasers have revealed the presence of waterdrop-style notch on the phone

Realme C3 will feature a 6.5-inch display with a waterdrop-style notch and Corning Gorilla Glass protection. The phone is going to have 89.8 percent screen-to-body ratio. Among other specifications, Realme C3 will pack octa-core MediaTek Helio G70 SoC, paired with 3GB and 4GB RAM options. The phone is also said to be carrying a 5,000mAh battery and up to 64GB of onboard storage.

On the imaging front, there is going to be a dual camera setup on the back with a 12-megapixel main shooter and an LED flash. Realme has also said that the Realme C3 will be the first smartphone to come with Realme UI out of the box.

Samsung Galaxy A51 goes on sale

Samsung introduced its new Galaxy A51 smartphone in India this week and the phone has already gone on sale. The Samsung Galaxy A51 price in India is set at Rs. 23,999 for the sole 6GB + 128GB variant. The phone comes in Blue, White, Black Prism Crush colour options. It can be purchased via leading e-retailers, offline retailers, Samsung.com, and Samsung Opera House. Samsung Galaxy A51 joins the company’s growing Galaxy A-series in the country.

Samsung Galaxy A51 review

Samsung Galaxy A51 runs Android 10 with One UI 2.0 on top and features a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED full-HD+ (1080×2400 pixels) Infinity-O Display and in-display fingerprint sensor. The phone comes with octa-core Exynos 9611 SoC, coupled with 8GB of RAM. There is the quad rear camera setup that includes a 48-megapixel primary sensor with an f/2.0 lens, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera with an f/20 aperture, a 5-megapixel macro camera with an f/2.4 aperture, and a 5-megapixel depth sensor with an f/2.2 lens. The handset also has a 32-megapixel selfie camera sensor with an f/2.2 lens.

Samsung has also provided 128GB of internal storage that is expandable via microSD card (up to 512GB). Connectivity options on the Samsung Galaxy A51 include 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS/ A-GPS, and USB Type-C port. Besides, the phone packs a 4,500mAh battery that supports 25W fast charging.

Budget 2020: Announcements for technology sector

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday unveiled the budget for the next fiscal year. The budget has include various announcements for technology sector, including a scheme to encourage electronics manufacturing in the country as well as investment in quantum computing. Sitharaman said the electronic manufacturing scheme will be detailed soon and will look to boost mobile phone, electronics equipment, and semiconductor manufacturing in the country.

Additionally, the government has proposed to provide Rs. 6,000 crores to the BharatNet programme in 2020-2021 to enable digital connectivity in all public institutions at the Gram Panchayat level like Anganwadis, health and wellness centres, government schools, post offices, police stations, and more. Further, Sitharaman proposed an investment of Rs. 8,000 crores over a period of five years for the National Mission on Quantum Technologies and Applications. Lastly, the government will introduce a policy to enable the private sector to build data centre parks across the country.

Realme 5 Pro price cut, Realme X2 Pro update, Realme phones on Amazon

In other Realme news, the company revised the price of Realme 5 Pro in the country this week. Realme 5 Pro now starts at Rs. 12,999 for the 4GB + 64GB model. The 6GB + 64GB and 8GB + 128GB variants of the phone can be purchased at Rs. 13,999 and Rs. 15,999, respectively . The phone was earlier being sold at Rs. 13,999, Rs. 14,999, and Rs. 16,999 for the three storage versions, respectively. You can buy the phone from Flipkart, Realme.com, Amazon, and various Realme partner offline stores in the country.

Realme 5 Pro review

Realme also rolled out an important update for its Realme X2 Pro smartphone this week. The update brings Wi-Fi calling support as well as a number of other fixes and security enhancements for the phone. The update carries firmware version RMX1931EX_11.A.09 and it packs January Android security patch, fix for “partial known” issues, and improves system stability. Furthermore, it fixes an issue that could impact video uploads on Instagram. The update is rolling out over-the-air.

Additionally, Realme revealed that it has started selling five of its smartphones via Amazon in the country as well. The company earlier offers its phone only via Flipkart, Realme.com, and partner offline stores in the country. The Realme phones that are currently being offered via Amazon are Realme 5 Pro, Realme 5, Realme XT, Realme X, and Realme C2 (3GB + 32GB).

HMD Global MWC 2020 event and other tech news

HMD Global has announced that it is hosting a press event at this month’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The company is expected to launch as many as four new smartphones under the Nokia brand. The event will take place on February 23 in Barcelona. Rumours indicate that we will see the launch of Nokia 8.2 5G, Nokia 5.2, Nokia 1.3, and a new Nokia ‘Original’ smartphone. While Nokia 8.2 5G and Nokia 5.2 are believed to mid-range smartphones, the Nokia 1.3 is likely to be a budget phone. There are no details about the so called Nokia ‘Original’ smartphone.

A new Nokia ‘Original’ smartphone is expected at MWC 2020

In other smartphone news, Samsung revised the price of Galaxy M30s in India this week. Samsung Galaxy M30s price now starts at Rs. 12,999 for the 4GB RAM variant. It was earlier sold at Rs. 13,999. The 6GB RAM variant of the phone can be grabbed at Rs. 14,999, down from its original pricing of Rs. 16,999. The phone is offered in Sapphire Blue and Opal Black colour options for both storage variants, whereas the 4GB RAM version can also be purchased in Pearl White colour. The phone can be ordered via Amazon and Samsung.com.

Samsung Galaxy M30s review

In telecom news, Vodafone Idea has stopped offering its Rs. 649 iPhone Forever plan. The plan, which was available under the postpaid portfolio for both Vodafone and Idea Cellular subscribers, provided 90GB high-speed data and unlimited voice calls. It supported iPhone 5s and above models and covered accidental physical damage. While Vodafone subscribers were able to avail the iPhone Forever plan under Vodafone Red, it was provided to Idea customers through its Nirvana catalogue of postpaid plans.

Reliance Jio has introduced a new JioTVCamera accessory to allow Jio Fiber users to make video calls. At the launch of Jio Fiber, the company said that users will be able to make video calls via the Jio Fiber set-top box. The JioTV Camera is an accessory that can be attached to your TV set to make those video calls possible. The new JioTVCamera is priced at Rs. 2,999, and is already on sale on Jio.com.

In other news, WhatsApp stopped working on phones running Android 2.3.7 or older and iPhone models with iOS 8 or older versions this week. WhatsApp recommends upgrading to phones running on Android OS 4.0.3 and newer, and iOS 9 and newer, to continue using the app. The company had announced this deadline last year, giving users plenty of time to either update their phones to newer Android and iOS versions, or save their chat history.

Apple revealed the price of its HomePod smart speaker for the Indian market this week and stated that it will go on sale soon. The Apple HomePod price in India is set at Rs. 19,900. Apple HomePod uses the company’s proprietary audio technology that works with a high-excursion woofer, equipped with a custom-engineered amplifier, an array of seven tweeters — each of which has its own amplifier and a transducer, and six distinct microphones. The smart speaker is powered by Apple’s A8 chip and comes with Siri integration.

Additionally, Apple released iOS 13.3.1 and iPad 13.3.1 updates this for iPhone and iPad models. One of the most notable changes that iOS 13.3.1 brings is the ability to let users disable the location-tracking functionality of the U1 Ultra-Wideband chip. The latest iOS update also fixes the issue related to the Deep Fusion mode that is limited to the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max. There are also various other bug fixes that are designed for both iPhone and iPad models compatible with the latest software updates.

Lastly, Samsung launched the world’s first 5G tablet this week. The tablet is currently available only in South Korea, the company’s home market, and carries a price tag of KRW 999,900 (roughly Rs. 60,500). The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 5G comes with a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display, AKG-tuned quad speakers with Dolby Atmos support, and S Pen stylus. Other specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 5G include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC, 6GB of RAM, and a 7,040mAh battery.

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These IPOs with connections to Jhunjhunwala and Ambani are eyeing the market

Trade Nivesh The last two years have been very sluggish for the primary market. In such a situation, investors are waiting for IPOs of many well-known companies. These companies range from industrialists like Mukesh Ambani to investors like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and cricketers like Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

Experts say that there is a lot of buzz in the stock market regarding these companies. These companies can present their issue. Investors are investing in these stocks to scrutinize hidden volumes through unlisted markets.

The balance sheet of these companies is quite solid and the financial position is also strong. This is the reason for interest in these stocks. ET markets have brought some such well-known companies, which are making headlines in the unlisted market. It may launch its IPO in the next 18 months: Trade Nivesh

| HDB Financial Services (HDBFS) | Current Price: Rs 1,050 |

This HDFC group company has achieved a different position in the NBFC market. This stock has a lot of name in the market. Started in the year 2008, this NBFC is full of retail and commercial customers. Its business loans, BPO services and fee based products are its strengths.

The company's base is quite strong. The company's long-term debt and bank facility has an AAA rating from CRISIL and CARE ratings. Its short-term debt and commercial papers have been given A1 + rating. It is a reliable financial institution.

Experts advise: Sagar Shah of Ascent Wealth Advisors believes that this company can prove to be a good bet in the NBFC sector. Despite expensive valuations, the company has the potential to register good growth. Its balance sheet is attractive.

Shah said, "People are buying this stock from the unlisted market at a much higher price because its IPO is expected to be subscribed for many times. In such a situation, they can profit from this share at the time of listing."

| Najara Technologies | Current Price: Rs 650 |

Mumbai-based Najara Technologies makes mobile-based games. The company is active in India, East Asia, Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. The company is active in the subscription, freemium and eSports businesses.

It also has two associate companies - Next Wave Multimedia and NodeWin Gaming. Legendary investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala also has a stake in this company. Its major games include World Cricket Championship, Chhota Bheem Race and Mota-Patlu Game.

Experts advice: Dinesh Gupta of UnlistedZone believes that recently the company has lost some attraction. The company has been very aggressive in acquiring. It has recently acquired quiz app Sports Unity.

| Tamilnad Mercantile Bank (TMB) | Current Price: Rs 600 |

This bank was earlier also known as Nadar Bank. The bank has a network of 500 branches and also has 12 regional offices across India. All banks are computerized and interlinked. This bank coming from South India has its presence all over India.

Experts' advice: Experts have a mixed opinion on this stock. According to Sandeep Ginodia of Abhishek Securities, the stock is available at 1.25 times its book value. Due to its strong loan book, there are high expectations from it.

However, Dinesh Gupta of Unlisted Zone has a different opinion. They believe that the recent events in Yes Bank and RBL Bank may have given a blow to this bank. There are better options available in the market.

| Reliance Retail | Current Price: Rs 600 |

Reliance Retail is the largest retail company in India. The Mukesh Ambani-led company operates through Reliance Fresh, Reliance Smart, Reliance Market Store, Reliance Digital, Mini Express Stores and Jio Stores. Its total turnover is 1.3 lakh crores.

The company also runs a webstore named Reliance Trends, Reliance Women, Reliance Jules, Reliance Footprint and Azio (Ajio). According to the data as on 31 March 2019, this unit of Reliance Industries has 10,415 stores in 6,600 cities and towns across the country with a total area of more than 22 lakh sqft.

Expert advice: Sagar Shah of Ascent Wealth believes that the stock price is much higher than its rival Avenue Supermarts. Reliance does business on a very large scale, in which there is always pressure on margins.

Shah said, "The promoter of the company is very strong and retail congestion in India will benefit immensely." Both Shah and Ginodia called the stock a great option in the long run.

| Studs Accessories | Current Price: Rs 700 |

Studs is one of the world's largest two-wheel helmet manufacturers. It has a market share of 25 percent in India. The company was started in the year 1983. Both production units of the company are located in Faridabad, Haryana, spread over six acres of land.

The company's products go to 39 countries. In the last three years, the company has launched 36 new products in seven sizes. The company also manufactures items such as jackets, gloves and glass for two-wheelers. The company has filed an IPO petition after Sebi.

Experts advice: Gupta believes that this company will benefit the most from the new Motor Vehicles Act. The demand for helmets is very high in the market and the company has the largest market share. Heavy fines are also being imposed on non-ISO recognized helmet producers.

| Chennai Super Kings | Current Price: Rs 30 |

The shares of Chennai Super Kings are gaining a lot of headlines amid reports of former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's retirement. This team has won the IPL title three times. The stock, which ranged between Rs 12 and 15 in 22 months, had achieved a level of Rs 30-35 by mid-April.

Experts' advice: Both Ginodia and Shah find this stock quite attractive. According to Ginodia, the company's tax-after-profit (PAT) estimates for FY 2018-19 were favorable. However, Shah believes that brand value may decrease after Dhoni's departure, but the stock is good right now.

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