Exciting thing when Google announced Chrome OS was that the OS booted right in the browser, making it apt for heavy net surfers. But since then, there’s very little (or nothing) they’ve shown to convince anyone. Now, Techcrunch has heard from a reliable source that Google is about let loose the OS. It will be available for download “within a week” that expectedly, won’t be in a pristine condition and will mostly face hardware driver issues.
Xiaomi’s spun-off brand, Poco is expanding its product portfolio. Joining the X series is the Poco X3 that goes head-to-head against Realme’s superfast charging phone – Realme 7 Pro. The thing that Poco X3 is riding on is the inclusion of Qualcomm’s powerful 700-series processor, the Snapdragon 732G. It’s a 4G+ processor that features KryoT […]
Apple has been operating in India for the last two decades and it was just a few years ago, Apple started taking Indian consumers seriously. As part of that strategy is the launch of an online store, which is now a reality in 2020. Apple India customers now have an option to shop for Apple […]
We know watches have been fulfilling payment duties for quite some time but the ones that do are smartwatches. The Titan Pay, however, if your everyday. It looks and functions like a regular watch it has a payment trick up its sleeve that allows the watch to make payments at any MasterCard-enabled Point-of-Sale (POS) machines. […]
Smart plugs as a concept have existed since for years now and Amazon is throwing their hat in the ring with their own Smart Plug version. However, unlike many other Smart Plugs in the market, the Amazon Smart Plug understandably supports Alexa only and not Google Assistant. The 6A plug is designed with a 3-pin […]
Nvidia has spent a good chunk to acquire Cambridge, UK-based Arm. It is one of the most important acquisitions in this digital age considering majority of mobile devices in the world today are based on Arm CPUs. Just to put it in a perspective, there are over 180 billion chips shipped by Arm’s licensees. The […]
i tried Chrome OS and it is pretty much like a scaled down version of Ubuntu. Chrome is just based on Linux and there is nothing new about it.