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Samsung Galaxy S9+ defeats the so called iPhone X Good news for Android users " It's Party time " , Let's celebrate with joy....          Now you guys must be wondering why am I acting weird. The point is after so many years Android has somehow defeated the mighty iOS. Previously no android phone was a perfect match to iPhone in terms of speed . I mean the raw speed of the processor in terms of GPU, Clock speed and Chip set.              The New flagship from Samsung " Galaxy S9+ " just defeated the mighty " iPhone X " in terms of speed. Unfortunately the Samsung Galaxy S9+ won. You guys might be wondering how. How did the Samsung Galaxy S9+ defeated the iPhone X    Well the answer is not with the help of Snapdragon 845 but with its own chip set the Exynos 9810... Previously the speed tests were conducted with the Samsung Galaxy S9+ (Snapdragon 845 ) vs iPhone X where in the Galaxy was 8-9 second...

Chris Evans is ready to retire from Marvel movies. Captain America will no longer be played by him The actor has played Captain America since the 2011 movie,  Captain America: The First Avenger . He will reprise the role in the forthcoming  Avengers: Infinity Wa r  and the as-yet-untitled fourth  Avengers  movie, which is due for release next year. The latter is his last contracted appearance as the superhero, and he told  the  New York Times  he expects it to be his last in Captain America’s red, white and blue suit. “You want to get off the train before they push you off,” he said. Evans is scheduled to film reshoots for  Avengers 4  later this year. The film is scheduled for release on May 3, 2019. Meanwhile, last year Marvel boss Kevin Feige said  Avengers 4  will be a “finale”  for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In an interview, he said the film will be a major moment in the canonical universe, and w...

IP67 vs IP68: IP ratings explained...  Now, before jumping to the discussion, let's first understand "What is the meaning of water resistant" and adding on to that the next question that comes to the mind is "What is the meaning Water Proof" are they one and the same or is there any difference. Most of the time when asked this question people end up in giving wrong answers rather than confusing me they confuse themselves. Initially, even I was finding it difficult to convey it to others. Now I would go further and answer this questions. What is Water Resistant? If a product is labeled as “water-resistant,” it was designed specifically to resist damage by water. In most cases, products are coated with a light substance to help improve their ability to endure regular water exposure. This is a label you see commonly among products that resist regular exposure to water (hand-washing or light rain) but are not built to withstand any heavier exposure. What ...

Asus Zenfone 5 and 5z mimics the notch of the "Fruit Phone X". Now, this is not new nowadays whatever features Apple releases other smartphone vendors try to emulate the same features in them. Now, I don't understand what's the fun in doing so. I think they don't know what the meaning of the word "Plagiarism" really means.  If at all they are cornered by asking questions, they end up in giving some ridiculous answers, telling that this is a bit more bigger than that one, or in other cases, they tell that this works faster than that.  Just have a look when Asus revealed their phone with a notch. Where they are trying to cover their mistake, by showing some fun facts. According to me, these answers are meaningless. This is the era of technology wherein there are open platforms for implementing various technologies, despite that copying doesn't make any sense. Let's further not waste time and jump into the topic, Yes you heard it right ...

How Google Search Engine Works!!! What happens when you do a Web Search?         The first thing when you are doing a google search is that you aren't actually searching the Web rather you're searching Google's index of the Web. Google does this with Software programs called " Spiders ".Spiders start by fetching a few web pages then they follow the links on those pages and fetch the pages and fetch the pages they point to and follow all the links on those pages and fetch the pages they link to and so on until we've indexed a pretty big chunk of the web many billions of pages stored across thousands of machines. For Example, I want to search ' How Fast a cheetah can run" I type in my search, say Cheetah running speed and hit return. Google Software searches our index to find every page that includes those search terms. In this case, there are hundreds of thousands of possible results. How does Google decide which few documents that I r...