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  Apple Watch SE: What to expect from Apple's affordable smartwatch Along with the Watch Series 6, Apple is also expected to launch an affordable Watch on September 15. Apple is scheduled to host its ‘Time Flies’ event on September 15. Apple usually launches its new iPhones in September but this event is said to be reserved for other products. Apple is expected to launch the next-gen Watch and an iPad as well. Another interesting speculation is that Apple will also launch an affordable Watch that will be an upgrade over the Watch Series 3. This rumoured Apple Watch could be called “Apple Watch SE” or simply “Apple Watch”. Bloomberg earlier this month  reported  on Apple’s upcoming launches. Among these, the report stated that a successor to the Apple Watch Series 5 and a “replacement” for the Series 3 are in the works. Tipster Jon Prosser also tweeted about the two Apple Watch models that will most likely launch on September 15. According to the Bloomberg report, the  affordable Ap

Vivo launches 6.41-inch V11 Pro in India with 25 mp front camera f ollow us on facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Techno-Tube-535819449871333/?ref=bookmarks and https://www.facebook.com/Neon-vision-282712878992137/?modal=admin_todo_tour After having releasing many teasers for some time, Vivo has at last launched its latest smartphone, the Vivo V11 Pro for the Indian market. The market has at least a couple of phones for comparison; one is the Nokia 7 Plus and the other from their own stable, the Oppo F9 Pro. Here are the key  specifications  of the Vivi V11 Pro. The 6.41-inch Super AMOLED display has all of 92.2% as real estate (aspect ratio 19.5:9) and 1080x2340pixels screen resolution. The glass back design gives out that the phone has the fast charging capability. The water drop notch on top of the front screen houses the front camera. The Vivo V11 Pro is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC that is octa-core in construction and clocks a speed of 2.2GHz. The s

Best smartphones under Rs 20,000 to buy in India: September 2018 The mid-range segment in the smartphone market is ever improving with OEMs now packaging a plenty of premium features at a great price. While some smartphones now offer brilliant cameras, there are a few handsets that can take on premium-end smartphones, courtesy of the reliable CPU and GPU processing. While there is a wide range of options available in the smartphone market, choosing the right one from the bulk might be a bit confusing and difficult. To make it easier, we have put together a list of the best smartphones that you can buy under Rs 20,000 in India. These smartphones offer good overall performance, better imaging quality, and reliable battery backup at a mid-price range. Some of these handsets even pack premium SoC (system-on-chip), clean and uncluttered UI and a good amount of storage to allow smooth rendering of heavy duty tasks. Here is a list of some of the best smartphones available to buy in

Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ schematics reveal the rear camera design Samsung has sent out media invites for the Galaxy Unpacked event at MWC in Barcelona on February 25 where it will  launch  the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ flagship smartphones. Samsung is teasing major camera improvements with the tagline “Camera. Reimagined.” The Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ have been subject to multiple leaks in the last few months leaving little to imagination. The  Galaxy S9  and Galaxy S9+ are expected to be iterative updates with design similar to that of its predecessor. The South Korean company is expected to add minor tweaks with reduced chin on both the devices and the fingerprint sensor is now likely to be placed below the camera module. The Galaxy S9 was  shown  in a brief testing video ahead of its launch and now we have more pictures depicting the schematic diagram of the device. The schematics posted by Slashleaks contributor Zyad Atef shows the rear camera setup of the two d

Jio vs Airtel vs Vodafone vs Idea: Top 2GB data per day plans compared Data is the new oil- nothing else can best describe the significance of data than these five words of Jio's head Mukesh Ambani. The need for internet data has been around for a very long time but in the last few years, especially after the debut of Jio in the telecom market, data has become the heart and soul of this industry. Our phones are flooded with hundred of SMSes from respective SIM operators offering best and cheap data plans and these messages are delivered almost every day. Today there is a data plan for all kinds of users. From someone who is satisfied with just 1GB data per day to a user who requires more than 1GB data per day, telcos have something for everyone in their store. Airtel, Idea, Jio and Vodafone- these are the famous four telecom companies currently operating in our country. There has been enough war and debate on the 1GB data offerings from these four companies. Jio has

Apple Wants You to Put Your Medical Records on the iPhone Imagine this: you're on vacation and slip and fall at the pool. You head to the hospital, where doctors ask if you're taking any medications or have had any recent medical procedures. Instead of trying to recall the names of all your pills or your medical history while in pain, you easily pull up your medical record on your phone. Apple , the tech giant that has been hungrily eyeing the healthcare sector for years, announced Wednesday it would soon allow people in certain hospital systems to tether their medical records to their  iPhones , getting easy access to seven categories of information, including immunisations, lab results or allergies. The medical records capability will roll out through a beta available to the general public in the coming months. It's an update of a less sophisticated medical records function in Apple's Health app. Previously, people could download specific medical records a

Price war: Now, Jio cuts feature phone recharge value to Rs 49 Reliance Jio on Thursday initiated yet another price war — its third during the month — by slashing the minimum recharge value of its 4G feature phone to Rs 49 per month from the earlier Rs 153. As is known, this phone is targeted towards 2G feature phone users and comes for free in the sense that subscribers need to pay a refundable security deposit of Rs 1,500 which they would get back after three years, if they return the phone after using it. Last year in August, when Jio phone was launched for a Rs 153 recharge value, it offered 0.5 GB data per day. In early January, the data limit was raised to 1 GB per day. Now, by lowering the recharge value to Rs 49, Jio has reduced the data limit to 1GB a month. However, subscribers who are interested in higher data limit of 1 GB a day can recharge for Rs 153 per month. By lowering the minimum recharge value to Rs 49, the company has basically given those users who ar

Xiaomi beats Samsung to be top phone company in India: 5 reasons why it is number 1 The unthinkable has happened. At least, according to two market research agencies. Counterpoint and Canalys that track smartphone market in India have said that Xiaomi was the top phone seller here in the latest quarter. Yearly -- and that is the whole 2017 -- Samsung sold the highest number of phones but in the latest quarter, Xiaomi edged past the Korean company. According to Counterpoint, Xiaomi managed to get 25 per cent market share in the Q4, 2014 in the Indian smartphone market, 2 per cent more than Samsung's 23 per cent. In the same duration, according Canalys Xiaomi had a market share of 27 per cent, again 2 per cent more than Samsung's 25 per cent. Now the reports are from two research agencies and we know that data of different research agencies can vary. This is why Samsung is disputing these reports and continues to claim that it is still number 1 in the country. In a

Samsung Galaxy S9+ leaks in full glory ahead of February 25 launch We seem to know a lot about the Samsung Galaxy S9, but, information about the Galaxy S9+ is scarce. That's probably because traditionally the Plus variant of a Galaxy S phone hasn't offered too many extras, so, it's kind of understood that the Galaxy S9+ will offer a bigger screen and a bigger battery, and that's about all. Only Samsung maybe looking to add at least one more feature to the upcoming Galaxy S9+ to make it stand out when compared with the standard Galaxy S9. The feature in question is a dual camera system on the rear. The current-generation Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+ are practically the same phones only the latter is bigger and packs in a bigger battery. That's all the difference that there is to them. Samsung chose the Galaxy Note 8 for its dual camera gimmickry last year, so both the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+, came with the same single camera with all the same specs.