I love using certain Linux distros as my primary OS. But I’m solely using Windows as of now. The main reason being the availability of certain drivers (specifically audio drivers). Now, this is not meant to imply that one should not consider using Linux because such problems may arise. These problems may arise on anyContinue reading “My Time with Linux Distros”
Category Archives: Technology
Science and technology in general, and consumer tech in particular
Chromium Based Microsoft Edge
Microsoft has launched its new Edge browser and has rolled it out to most Windows 10 users through the May 2020 update. Some might have noticed the slightly different icon, and it is not just the icon that has changed. You might have read about Chromium Edge. Or Edgium? Edge is now based on Chromium, just like Google Chrome. This, itself, makesContinue reading “Chromium Based Microsoft Edge”
Lack of Focus and Decreasing Utility-Cost in Smartphones
We have been seeing developments in the smartphone industry thanks to the progress made in digital technology. But the industry is near saturation at this point. This virtual membrane will brake. But when? Why is it there though? I think because of the gradual shift from consumer based approach to product based approach. Technology isContinue reading “Lack of Focus and Decreasing Utility-Cost in Smartphones”
On Digital Cameras
Cameras are useful tools to have. As technology shifted from Analogue to Digital, the Camera Industry adapted. The participants who did not, faded. These days, in digital technology, we are seeing rapid development in processing power, advances in the use of machine learning algorithms, etc. But it does seem like there is something missing. “New”Continue reading “On Digital Cameras”
Why I have come to Love Mathematics
According to Dictionary.com, Mathematics is a noun, meaning “the systematic treatment of magnitude, relationship between figures and forms, and relations between quantities expressed symbolically”. This is the first time I checked the definitive meaning of the word out of curiosity. It is interesting. Now, I am good with numbers, or so I have heard andContinue reading “Why I have come to Love Mathematics”
Thoughts on Google Duo
I installed Google Duo, Google’s new standalone video calling app, the day it was released to the public, and told a few of my friends to install it as well to try it out, or what’s the point of a video calling app if there’s no one to talk to to begin with? It wasContinue reading “Thoughts on Google Duo”
iPhone 7 Announced: Thoughts
iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus were announced along with some other announcements at the Apple Event. I was eager to watch it solely for the iPhone, but soon after the event started, I realised how silly it was to have forgotten that I’d have to listen to certain phrases and keywords if I watchContinue reading “iPhone 7 Announced: Thoughts”
What is the Future of WhatsApp?
As of February 2016, WhatsApp had a user base of one billion, making it the most popular instant messaging client. WhatsApp was founded in 2009 by Brian Acton and Jan Koum, both former Yahoo employees, and the messaging feature that WhatsApp is known for actually came to be in WhatsApp 2.0. I was first introducedContinue reading “What is the Future of WhatsApp?”
Buying Smartphone: Monetary Consideration
The smartphone industry is progressing fast, and having a smartphone for years is not as good an idea. There’s a cycle. Buy a phone, use it, take backup, sell the phone, buy a phone, restore backup, use it, take backup, sell it, and so on. You have something fresh, or relatively fresh, with you andContinue reading “Buying Smartphone: Monetary Consideration”
Buying Smartphone: Old Expensive or New Budget-friendly?
Smartphone industry is progressing fast. As a result, phones launched even a year ago are seeming outdated and prices are dropping. Now you can get phones which were high-end a year ago for prices of current low-end phones. But whether that would be a good deal or not depends on your preferences, what you wantContinue reading “Buying Smartphone: Old Expensive or New Budget-friendly?”
Tempered Glass and Capacitive Buttons
These days most smartphones come with on-screen navigation buttons, but some still come with capacitive buttons on the bezels. The quality of these buttons is not the same on every model. Most models have a good set of buttons installed, but on some models they are less sensitive and on some they are hyper sensitive. ButContinue reading “Tempered Glass and Capacitive Buttons”
Xperia Z5 – Prefered Smartphone
As of now, if I were to choose a smartphone, I’d go for Xperia Z5. I’d have gone for Google Nexus 6P by Huawei, but its screen is a little large for me without any feature for one-handed operation. Specs wise it’s not the best. But here is a checklist. Medium screen size – checkContinue reading “Xperia Z5 – Prefered Smartphone”
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