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Does charging your smartphone battery overnight decreases its lifespan?        Its 2020, and we live in a digital world. From waking up in the morning, until bedtime at night, we come in contact with one gadget that is our very own smartphone. And its Battery is a magical powerhouse of the miracle of microtechnology. So we tend to charge this powerhouse while we sleep at night, expecting to get our very own smartphone fully juiced up in the morning. But does charging your smartphone battery overnight decreases its lifespan? And more such myths debunked Charging Your smartphone overnight decreases its lifespan?      No, charging your smartphone overnight will not damage your battery nor decrease its lifespan. Smartphones are called smartphones because they are 'smart' enough. One of the reasons is that they will stop charging it as soon as it reaches to its maximum capacity i.e.100%. To stop overcharging your smartphone battery, there lies an integrated chip that shuns the suppl

FAU-G, the 'Made in India' rival for PUBG     The pre registration for the 'Made in India' PUBG rival, FAU-G has started its pre registration on the Google Play store and here's how can you pre register for the same.      FAU-G or the Fearless and United Guards, is an Made in India rival for the very popular PUB-G. The mobile game was initially announced  back in September by actor Akshay Kumar after the ban of PUBG in India along with 118 other Chinese application sighting for security and integrity concerns. The pre registration for the FAU-G has started on the auspicious occasion of Guru Purab on Monday.      While, the PUBG fans and players have been eagerly waiting for its return, after its approval, the Made in India, FAU-G app developers, a Bengaluru based   Studio, nCore games have announced its pre registration on Google Play store.     The FAU-G game developers, the nCore games, stated in a tweet initially, that the game would be launched in November. But

        Sticker at the back of your newly purchased smartphone      You purchase a new smartphone .   You notice that there is a sticker on the back of your newly purchased  smartphone with some bar codes and numbers on it. So does removing the sticker on the back of your smartphone affect your warranty? Let's find out.      Smartphones or specifically Android come with a  sticker or two stuck on its back with some barcodes and some numbers on it. They look pretty bad and ruin the aesthetic of the back of your smartphone. So you feel to remove it as soon as you unbox your smartphone. So the question arises does removing it affect your smartphones warranty?      In general, smartphone users tend to keep those stickers on the back of their devices and there's no wrong in that. But keeping them just hides the shiny or glossy backs provided by the smartphone companies and it just doesn't look good and off course, OCD. So why would you not remove it and show off your smartphone

 Smart Speaker         Smart Speakers have become very popular nowadays with variety of them available in market from different manufacturers.        Smart Speakers are speakers that are able to perform various functions from turning on the lights and fans, making a call, give weather updates, set an alarm or a reminder and much more. They can also play music to the speakers themselves. As Iron man has 'Jarvis' as his personal assistant smart speakers can be said to be as our "Virtual Assistants"  How Do Smart Speakers work?      The working of the smart speakers is based on the Voice Recognition Technology that is used. It is with the help of this technology, that the speaker is able to understand what is being said and act accordingly.        Various manufacturers use different voice recognition systems. For e.g. Microsoft uses Cortana , Apple uses its Siri voice recognition assistant, Google uses their own Google assistant for this purpose

Firefox Lite browser is available to download in India and just weighs 4MB           Mozilla has officially unveiled its lightweight   "Firefox Lite" web browser in India. This one is the latest one from the company and is aimed to give enhanced browsing experience to devices with less storage and ram issues. The browser   weighs   just  about 4MB in size thus can be also be installed on any low end Android device         On opening the Firefox Lite browser, you can see nothing else than just a search bar and a few quick links to some popular websites. The search bar can also acts as an address bar thus you can even enter any website URL in it. The quick links are of the popular websites which are also Mozilla partners for the browser and includes YouTube, Facebook, Wikipedia,Flipkart, India Times, Hotstar, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Firefox Lite browser         The browser includes all settings which you could expect from a mobile browser. The settings inc

Image Source: OnLeaks           The next generation flagship from the Chinese giant, One Plus 7 has been leaked and the renders show that the next one from the company will have Notch less display with Tip Pop-Up selfie camera, Triple camera Rear camera setup and more.          The latest One Plus 7 leaks were shared by OnLeaks and PriceBaba and they show that the phone will have a full screen with no notch on the forehead. The smartphone will rather adopt a  Vivo Nex style Tip Pop-Up slider selfie camera and will have small chin at the bottom. There will be triple Rear camera setup at back aligned vertically with a flash below it. The back panel seems glossy and made with glass. Image Source: OnLeaks         The left edge of the One Plus 7 hosts the volume buttons and the right edge hosts the power and the toggle switch. The speaker grill, the USB Type C port, and the microphone can be seen on the bottom edge of the device.         According to the reports,