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How To Extend Validity of Mobile Call and Internet (Pixel 3 Lite, Pixel 3 Lite XL 5K Renders and 360-Degree)

How To Extend Outgoing Validity In Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL – Validity issues are generally arrived both in incoming and outgoing cases. And, the good part is that in this post on MsnTarGet.com today we will be talking about both the cases and also how to sort out this problem and understanding the root cause. Thus, without further ado, let’s look into How To Extend Outgoing Validity In Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL.

Google launched the Pixel 3 series of phones aka the Pixel 3 and the Pixel 3 XL just a couple of months ago. Looks like, the search giant is in no mood to stop just here anytime soon. Rumours have been making rounds on the internet for a long time stating that Google is working on affordable Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL models. Some newly leaked 5K renders and a 360-degree video now reveals more details about the two upcoming budget Pixel phones. The leaked 5K renders and a 360-degree video shows the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL in all their glory. Both the phones appear in two colours – white and black – just like the Pixel 3 and the Pixel 3 XL. The renders, as well as the video, shows the phones from all angles.

Pixel 3 Lite, Pixel 3 Lite XL 5K Renders and 360-Degree Video Leak Shows Pixel 3 Like Design

How To Extend Outgoing Validity In Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL. Pixel 3 Lite, Pixel 3 Lite XL 5K Renders and 360-Degree Video Leak Shows Pixel 3 Like Design

As far as the overall design of the phones is concerned, both the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL will boast the same design language as the Pixel 3. But, unlike the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL – that have all glass design – the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL will be made of polycarbonate, which makes sense considering the price of the upcoming Pixel phones are going to be much lower than the existing ones. These renders were obtained by 91mobiles.

Pixel 3 Lite, Pixel 3 Lite XL Renders and Video Leak

As already noted, both the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL will have the similar design language as the Pixel 3. Not just that similar to the existing Pixels, the upcoming ones will also come in two colours – white and black. Similar to the Pixel 3, the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL will have no notch on the front, unlike the Pixel 3 XL. The renders further show the phones with quite thick bezels on the sides compared to the Pixel 3. On the rear panel, both the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL will include a single camera sensor on both front and back.

The placement of the camera on both sides will yet again be similar to the Pixel. On the rear panel, following the rear panel camera will be the circular shaped fingerprint sensor. Right below the sensor, there will be the Google brand logo similar to all Pixel phones. One of the most noticeable differences between the upcoming Pixel phones and the existing Pixel 3 is the polycarbonate back. The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL are made of all glass body, but that will not be the case for the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL. This makes sensor considering Google is planning to target the budget segment users with the upcoming Pixels.

Google Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 Lite XL: Release Date

As of now, it’s unknown when Google is planning to launch these smartphones. In the past, a report hinted that the phones would see the light sometime in early 2019, and India will be one of the first markets to get them.

How To Extend Outgoing Validity In Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL

How To Extend Outgoing Validity In Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL. Pixel 3 Lite, Pixel 3 Lite XL 5K Renders and 360-Degree Video Leak Shows Pixel 3 Like Design

Being a long time mobile users, now maximum people on the planet are acquainted with the fact that before going for a recharge one should and must check out the validity of that particular plan. Otherwise, the user can be a victim of rumors and advertisements that are being shown on Television.

Because, very rare educated and literate people are taking care of the thing that – somewhere in the corner, companies at the time of producing their advertisement write something like this – “T & C Applied” that precisely means Terms and Conditions apply. Now, this clearly means in the greed of an offer, you can harm yourself if not gone through the Terms and Conditions.

In the same way, while going for a recharge, it is quite mandatory to check the validity. What actually happens is that when a user recharges for X amount say like Rs. 10, Rs. 20, Rs. 50 or Rs. 100 or any other amount, then the mobile network operator puts a validity period for that particular amount to expire.

Undoubtedly, this is something which is quite beneficial for the company. Because, after the validity period is expired, the user will have to recharge again. After which, the recharged amount cannot be used for Incoming or Outcoming calls. Now, this is something that happens all over the work irrespective of which mobile network operator it is.

The list of the top mobile operators include – Sprint Corporation, PLDT, Globe Telecom, Hamrahe Aval, MegaFon, TIM, Axiata, MTS, 3, BSNL, Ooredoo, AT&T Mobility, Verizon Wireless, Etisalat, STC, Deutsche Telekom, Telenor, Telkomsel, Orange, MTN Group, Veon, Reliance Jio, Telefonica, America Movil, China Telecom, China Unicom, Vodafone, Vodafone Idea Limited, Airtel and China Mobile etc.

Now here’s the most important part. That is, How To Extend Outgoing Validity In Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL? Mainly, primary point you must be focussed on is that – while going for a recharge just never ever forget to go through the validity period before paying the amount.

Few plans are there for one day, 10 days, 30 days and more. If you rarely make an outgoing call, then we advise you to go through the unlimited validity. In which even you Rs. 10 recharge will possibly have a lifetime validity. Apart from that, tricks for various operators are different. Like USSD Codes for increasing the lifetime, validity is different for BSNL, Airtel, Jio and other mobile network operators.

Another crucial part is “Best Offers!” Yes, you must stay tuned with top tech channels, recharge groups on Facebook, WhatsApp and Telegram etc. Also, top tech websites and mobile network operators official websites keep you updated with the latest offers for that SIM.

Like, if you’ve mistakenly recharged for Rs. 100 but forgot to check the validity at the time of recharging. Later you came to know that recharge duration is just for 10 days. Now, it mainly depends on your luck, that if the mobile network operator has some offers in hand with which Validity can be increased, then it’s obviously a good news for you.

If you are having any comment regarding How To Extend Outgoing Validity In Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, BSNL, please make sure to let us know below using the comment box.

5G is coming: Smartphones in 2019 - Things to consider before buying one what you need to know

SoAs.in December 09, 2018 2019 , 5G , Information , Smartphones , Tech , Technology

There is no stopping the 5G revolution, especially since everyone seems to be on board. From network operators to smartphone manufacturers to silicon makers, everyone seems to be hellbent on pushing the fifth generation cellular technology to businesses and consumers. With all the marketing and hype, there’s bound to be some confusion and questions. What is 5G, what is it for, and will really make our lives better? Here are some answers to those questions and more.

The trends are in, and we’ve got a pretty decent idea of the next big smartphones from device makers in 2019. The features you’re going to want to watch out for are only slightly different from what came in 2018 – and we’re pretty much set on what the phones will look like already. What’s it going to take for you to get a deal on a smartphone in 2019?

5G is coming: what you need to know

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What is 5G?

Simply put, all that “5G” really means is that it’s the fifth generation wireless technology, following, well, 4G. Those two-character names have basically become the stand-ins for the actual technologies implemented with those standards, like CDMA, GSM, HSPA, UMTS, and, of course, LTE. In a nutshell, 5G involves utilizing higher frequency bands in order to support faster speeds, less latency, and more devices.

Naturally, the biggest advertised benefit of 5G is the speed. After all, a theoretical maximum speed of 20 Gbps is drool-worthy, especially when you compare that to 4G’s theoretical 2 Gbps (at least with a Qualcomm Snapdragon X24 LTE modem). Even if 5G just ends up with a real-world 10 Gbps range, that’s still a huge leap forward and on par with the newest Wi-Fi 802.11ax specification.

But speed isn’t 5G’s only benefit. Low-latency communication is also a key factor with standards aiming for something as low as 1 ms. This is going to be critical not just for things like gaming but also for IoT and smart cars. 5G can also support more devices connected at once, again essential for the explosion of connected devices and vehicles, and with network slicing, different devices can have their own portion of the wireless spectrum which may be faster or slower, depending on their needs.

What are the drawbacks of 5G?

It definitely sounds good but there are trade offs. The higher-frequency bands that 5G requires, ranging from 3 to 30 to 300 GHz, can only travel short distances and are even more susceptible to interference from weather and objects. That is why carriers who want to implement the full power of 5G will have to put up more cellular antennas with shorter distances between them. On the flip side, they don’t have to be towering antennas like those used for 4G.

It’s because of this weakness of “millimeter wave” frequency that network operators are also implementing lower frequency “sub-6GHz” 5G, which is also supported by the standard. These frequencies are able to transmit data more reliably over longer distances but don’t achieve the high-speed promise of true 5G. In the near future, 5G networks will switch back and forth between these two until the technology reaches a point where there would be no need for compromises.

Will 5G replace broadband Wi-Fi?

The high-speed, low-latency features of 5G will naturally make consumers ask if this is the future of home broadband. The answers, admittedly, is “yes and no”. Wi-Fi is a separate standard which is advancing at a separate pace and is best used for different use cases. At the moment, the fastest Wi-Fi spec, 802.11ax, is just as fast as the measured 5G speed, around 10 Gbps. And considering its range and stability limitations, 5G is far from replacing Wi-Fi for now. You wouldn’t want your connection to be disrupted just because the weather changed.

As for broadband, in a way, Verizon’s much-advertised 5G rollout is technically broadband, not cellular, 5G and not everyone agrees it even qualifies as 5G. Network operators simply have to driver fiber optic cables to cell sites and then let small cell 5G radios relay the signal to the subscriber’s home. There, special equipment would then transform 5G into Wi-Fi signals that anyone can connect to like normal, at least until all devices can use 5G directly. That said, such a system would still be subject to the same limitations above.

In due time 5G can eventually replace Wi-Fi in use cases where it would be more efficient. IoT appliances that don’t need to be constantly connected to the Internet can use 5G instead while smart cities and smart cars could benefit from the low-latency the network provides. Again, all in due time.

What phones are compatible with 5G?

Technically, none at the moment but that hasn’t stopped OEMs from scrambling to proclaim their 5G readiness. Except Apple. Motorola was actually the first to jump on the train even before it left the station. But that’s via the 5G Moto Mod it announced alongside the Moto Z3.

The first 5G phone could actually come from Samsung (not OnePlus), as it so eagerly boasted during Qualcomm’s event. In theory, the new Snapdragon 855 is able to support it but Qualcomm is leaving the X50 5G modem an optional feature for manufacturers to decide on. As for the iPhone, not gonna happen next year.

One probable reason for that varied implementation is the cost. While Qualcomm is lumping 5G as part of its Snapdragon 855 push, it’s a feature that could cost manufacturers, and therefore users, extra. As much as $200-$300 extra, if OnePlus CEO Pete Lau is to be believed. That may not yet even take into consideration what carriers will bill subscribers for the super fast network, which many hope they won’t at all.

When will we get 5G?

Definitely not in 2019. Or rather, the wave will start with a few ripples that only a lucky few will be able to experience, much less take full advantage of. As mentioned, Verizon’s 5G rollout last October is still in question. AT&T plans on launching a “true mobile” 5G service before the year is over, which happens in less than 25 days. Both T-Mobile and Sprint aren’t planning on following suit until next year. And that’s not yet considering the 5G-compatible smartphones you’ll need.

And that’s just in the US alone. Other markets, like Australia, Canada, China, and the UK are all doing their own independent work on supporting and launching 5G networks and each has their own pace. Considering how long it took 4G to be as widespread as it is now, don’t expect massive 5G adoption until at least 2020. Perhaps in time for an iPhone “5G”.

Wrap-up

It’s easy to believe the hype and be taken in by the promises. Truth be told, the change is inevitable anyway. Although we have not yet fully maxed out the speed limits of 4G LTE, we have congested the networks and have stretched it thin. 5G not only increases the speed and the bandwidth, it also increases the possibilities.

But it’s not going to happen in a year’s time, no matter how much 5G proponents push it. There’s the rather thorny business of buying spectrums and the legal considerations of putting small cells in almost every corner and wall. Not to mention the costs that consumers will have to pay for both the equipment to use 5G and the service to enable it. 5G is coming soon, no doubt about it. Just not too soon.

Smartphones in 2019 – Things to consider before buying one

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1. Believe the Hype

Before we start looking at sorting out specs and counting cash, let’s just quick imagine you just want to get the “best” phone, quick. If you’re the sort of person for whom money is no object, you’re in luck. Smartphone makers like Apple and Samsung and Huawei have your number!

They’ve got devices like the Huawei P20 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and the iPhone XS – and their 2019 iterative upgrades. These devices cost a lot of money – and have all the most high-quality parts and construction, and such. The Google Pixel 3 (and forward) are now in that category, too.

If you’re wary of dropping over a thousand dollars and want to see whether “lesser” phones can do the trick just as well, you’re not alone. You’re also in luck – several brands are going to have your proverbial back.

2. Don’t believe the hype

In the year 2019, we’re going to see a lot of focus on the size, shape, and placement of the front-facing camera on any number of new phones. If you don’t care about this, you’re going to have a LOT of options for new devices at a wide range of price points. Better yet, if you’re not all about the whole “IT MUST COVER THE WHOLE PHONE” display trend, you’re going to find phones with bezels (tiny bezels, even) for a lot cheaper than ever before. You just need to know what you want.

3. Take note of what you’re looking for

It might seem obvious – but be aware of what’s worked for you in the past, when it comes to smartphone features. Be aware of everything that mattered to you in a smartphone and make yourself a list for your smartphone-buying venture in the very near future.

Smartphone Features that Matter to You:

Display size
Camera quality
Battery life
Audio: Headphone jack? Bluetooth audio? External speakers?
Battery Charging: micro-USB, USB-C, wireless charging
Data speed / reliability
Accessories (cases)

You won’t always be able to pick a phone with all your most ideal qualities, but the industry today is vast – especially if you’re buying an Android phone. While some brands seem to be offering less variety each year, new brands are springing up with high quality hardware that’s worth a look.

Take a look at the Xiaomi Mi A1 from all the way back in October of 2017. That phone would still be an amazing deal today if it cost its full original price – right around $233. Since that device’s release, several other phones have come from several manufacturers, all bringing similar value with a similar emphasis on simplicity. Watch for the “Android One” brand if your goal is to get a robust smartphone at a low price with software that’s updated regularly by Google – Android One is the key.

4. Keep an eye on “smaller” manufacturers

China is winning the smartphone feature development race right now. They’ve got the fastest growing smartphone brands in the world, and they’ve got such fierce competition for the bulk of China’s smartphone users, they’ve got to move quick! As such, brands of which you might never have heard are popping up with the consumer in mind.

Below you’ll see a list of non-American brands to keep an eye on. Next to each entry is one of each brand’s most recent smartphones in review form as posted here on SlashGear. These examples should give you a good idea of what you’re in for in 2019.

International Smartphone brands with recent smartphone examples:

Huawei: Huawei Mate 10 Pro Review
Xiaomi: (See M1 A1 above)
OnePlus: OnePlus 6T Review
Honor (under Huawei): Honor 10 Review
Pocophone (under Xiaomi): POCO F1 Review
OPPO: OPPO R17 Pro Review
Vivo: Vivo NEX S Review
Meizu: Meizu 16th Review
Nokia*: (See Nokia 3.1 Review below)

The occasional USA-based brand can be found bringing new life to the smartphone universe now, too. Take Essential, for example. Created by the founder of Android, Essential was the first company to release a phone with a notched display in the entire industry. They didn’t get the pricing right on their first phone, so they’ve not gotten off to a great start – but they’re not gone yet! (Also their first phone (Essential Phone PH-1) can be purchased now for a steal. )

*Yes, Nokia. Nokia is now a licensed brand, which means they’re not really the company they used to be. The brand HMD Global licenses the Nokia brand to make smartphones. The smartphones HMD Global makes with Nokia’s brand run Android, and they run Android very, very well. See our Nokia 3.1 Review to get a taste for low price and high quality from a brand you almost certainly recognize, but haven’t owned for many years.

5. Be open to change

Be surprised by how much emphasis is placed on features you actually care very little about. Be surprised by how little changes year by year, phone generation by generation. And most important – be surprised by the variety offered by quickly moving brands like Huawei.

You might have noticed that Huawei appeared in the “believe the hype” section of this guide as well as the “smaller manufacturers” section. That’s made possible by the hardcore competitive nature of the industry in Asia and the fact that Huawei’s basically the fastest growing brand in the world today. They want to cover ALL their bases. While Huawei’s still not quite square with the US government at the moment, they’re not moving any slower anywhere else in the world as a result.

Most importantly, keep it tuned to SlashGear for a massive number of smartphone reviews for phones from all price points. We’re working with every manufacturer to bring in the phones you’re going to be deciding on in 2019. We’re here to give you the answers you need before you drop your cash on your next most personal device in the year 2019 and beyond.

Reliance Jio International Roaming Plans Listed and BSNL Annual Prepaid Recharge

SoAs.in December 08, 2018 2019 , Bsnl , Information , Jio , Network , Technology

When it comes to international roaming, prepaid and postpaid customers in India have limited options up until now. However, this year we got to see many telecom operators like Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and even Reliance Jio rollout international roaming calls and data features in their plans. If you are planning a trip abroad, then the below-listed plans and offerings will help you enjoy data and benefits on your SIM without needing to resort to free Wi-Fi which is usually not that stable. Out of the all, Reliance Jio is offering some attractive international roaming plans. There are a total of four plans to choose from in addition to a pay-as-you-go plan. Read ahead to know more about the international roaming plans from Reliance Jio.

The government-owned telecom service provider, BSNL, has extended its Bumper Offer, under which it’s providing every prepaid user additional 2.1GB daily data on top of the existing data benefit. BSNL Bumper Offer, which earlier used to give a user 2.2GB additional data now revised to offer 2.1GB extra data per day. This new extension is valid until January 31, 2019, and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited also added two new prepaid plans to the eligible list. Earlier, BSNL provided the offer on 11 prepaid plans, but now, the same offer is valid on 13 prepaid plans including the annual prepaid plans launched very recently. During Diwali this year, BSNL launched two prepaid plans of Rs 1,699 and Rs 2,099 respectively, offering 2GB and 4GB daily data benefit for 365 days The Rs 2,099 prepaid plan, under this offer ships a whopping 6.1GB daily data to the customers for the entire validity period.

Reliance Jio International Roaming Plans Listed and BSNL Annual Prepaid Recharge

Reliance Jio International Roaming Plans Listed and Detailed: Best Network for Your International Trip, BSNL Annual Prepaid Recharge of Rs 2,099 Now Providing 6.1GB Daily Data

Reliance Jio International Roaming Plans Listed and Detailed: Best Network for Your International Trip?

Jio International Roaming Plan of Rs 575

The Rs 575 plan by Reliance Jio comes with a single day validity, and it ships 100 minutes of international and national calling. There are also 100 SMS bundled with this plan along with 250MB of high-speed 4G data. Once the FUP limit is exhausted, the speed is throttled down to 64 Kbps. This plan is available in 20 countries including UAE, United States, Thailand and Singapore among many.

Jio International Roaming Plan of Rs 1,101

There is also another global roaming pack by Reliance Jio which is applicable for 170 countries. This plan ships benefits worth Rs 1,211 with outgoing international calls being chargeable at Rs 100 per minute. Whereas calls to India, local calls, and incoming calls will be charged at Rs 2 per minute. Whereas, outgoing SMS in this plan will be charged at Rs 2 per message, while mobile data ships for Rs 2 per MB. These rates of the 2-2-2 scheme by Reliance Jio apply to countries like US, Canada, UK and Singapore among others. In other countries like Taiwan, and China, and a few other countries, the plan follows a 10-10-10 scheme where outgoing calls and SMS bear a tariff of Rs 10 per minute, and per message. Mobile data in this plan is also charged at Rs 10 per MB.

Jio International Roaming Plan of Rs 2,875

This plan ships the same benefits to the Reliance Jio subscriber as the Rs 575 recharge, however, this plan comes with seven days validity. There is the cap of 250MB daily data, after which the speed is throttled down to 64 Kbps. The subscribers of this plan also get 100 minutes calling every day.

Jio International Roaming Plan at Rs 5,751

This is the highest priced plan by Reliance Jio which offers international services, and it comes with 30 days validity. This plan ships 1500 minutes of usage which includes local calls in the country and back to India, 1,500 SMS and unlimited data usage with a maximum cap of 5GB. After the exhaustion of this FUP limit, the speed throttles down to 64 Kbps. This plan proves to be the best choice for subscribers who are planning for a long trip. Like other Reliance Jio plans, this one also covers 20 countries.

Pay-as-you-go International Plan by Reliance Jio

This is one of the plans by Reliance Jio which sets it apart from other private telecom operators. Unlike other operators like Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea who offer plans with a high base price, Reliance Jio provides pay as you go option for subscribers. As part of this plan, Reliance Jio is offering 2-2-2 rates, which means voice calls will be chargeable at Rs 2 per minute, data at Rs 2 per MB and SMS at Rs 2 per message. On the other hand, outgoing international calls will cost Rs 100 per minute to the subscribers.

BSNL Annual Prepaid Recharge of Rs 2,099 Now Providing 6.1GB Daily Data

Reliance Jio International Roaming Plans Listed and Detailed: Best Network for Your International Trip, BSNL Annual Prepaid Recharge of Rs 2,099 Now Providing 6.1GB Daily Data

BSNL Revives ‘Bumper Offer’ Till January End

Reportedly, BSNL had earlier rolled out the ‘Monsoon Offer’ which was essentially the same offer as the current one. As per the telco’s announcement, the offer was to be valid until September 14. However, the telco had resumed the benefits of the offer and extended the date to November 14, 2018. Following this move, and seeing more response from its subscribers, BSNL had yet again decided to extend the validity of this ‘Bumper Offer’ thus pleasing its subscribers once again. This time, BSNL had announced that the validity extension has been put off till January 31, 2019, meaning that BSNL users will be able to reap benefits of this offer until the end of January next year.

BSNL also clarified that the 2.1GB data being offered under this plan wouldn’t only be the replacement to their existing data plan but instead, it would provide additional 2.1GB of data besides their usual data benefit. So if a subscriber has subscribed to a plan with 1GB daily data benefit, then owing to this offer, the user will be able to get 3.1GB of data per day.

Two Long-Term STVs to Now Pair with Bumper Offer

When BSNL had first rolled out the Bumper Offer in September, the offer was valid with subscriptions of Rs 186, Rs 429, Rs 485, Rs 666 and Rs 999 plans. The offer was also valid over STVs like Rs 187, Rs 333, Rs 349, Rs 444 and Rs 448. Adding on to this list, now BSNL is also granting the benefits of this offer over two high values plans as well.

As noted, BSNL is now providing the Bumper Offer benefits on STV 1699 and STV 2099. Both of these recharges by BSNL come with a long validity of 365 days and the STV-1699 ships 2GB data per day while the STV 2099 offers double the benefit with 4GB of data per day. Combined with the Bumper Offer from BSNL, both of these STVs will be shipping 4.21GB per day and 6.21GB per day respectively. Also, it’s worth noting that BSNL subscribers will get 11MB extra data credited to their accounts because the actual benefit of this offer has been reported to be 2.21GB.

How To On Hotspot In Jio Phone 2 - Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop By Internet, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB

SoAs.in December 08, 2018 2019 , Information , Internet , Technology

How To On Hotspot In Jio Phone 2, Keypad, 1500, Step by Step in Hindi - Hotspot or Wireless Fidelity has changed the wireless network technology in the best possible way to date. But what if, Reliance Industries doesn’t avail you with the latest technology of Wireless Fidelity and Hotspot in it’s recently released Smartphone which was made famous in the nation on the day of its launch as – “India ka Smartphone.”

How To On Hotspot In Jio Phone 2, Keypad, 1500, Step by Step

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Today in this article of MsntarGet.Com, we will take you through each and everything you will ever need to know about How To On Hotspot In Jio Phone 2, Keypad, 1500, Step by Step in Hindi. Apart from that, we’ll also share the tips and tricks (working in 2019 and beyond) with you.

The day when Jio Phone was launched on this planet earth. Everyone and their mom thought that it will solve all existing problems non-smartphone owners have in a current high-tech era that is – from Video Calling to Whatsapp in just 1500 Indian National Rupees self-claimed “India ka Smartphone.” But, it was not like that, it just took days for people to understand that India ka Smartphone is pragmatically not so smart to solve each and every problem.

Without further ado, you must have these two things very much clear in your mind. First, as of now, on the original operating system of Jio Phone and Jio Phone 2 that is – KaiOS, it is impossible to switch on the Wireless fidelity Hotspot and then using the Jio Phone’s internet data to run internet in any other device.

Keeping in mind that, this is what maximum people and the general public do with their switched on Hotspots. Why? Because keeping the original specifications of Jio Phone in mind, it is obviously quite easy to switch on the in-built wi-fi of your mobile phone and connect it to some another Hotspot device and then use the internet flawlessly.

But when it comes to switching on your own Jio Phone or Jio Phone 2’s Hotspot, it’s not that easy. Although possible, yet either by changing the operating system of your own mobile phone or through the tricks that are given below.

Before unveiling those tricks, team Fun2ind.com just wants to disclaim here that our purpose of unveiling this truth is not to undignify any Youtuber’s channels efforts or anything. So, here you go, being the “India ka Smartphone” user now, you must be acquainted with the fact that Like Wi-Fi (having full form Wireless Fidelity), Bluetooth is also another mean of connection.

Moreover, if you’re even little bit interested in the Tech sector, you must be knowing that just apart from wireless fidelity, Internet connectivity is also possible flawlessly even with Bluetooth connectivity. And, you will be shocked to learn that, this is what all the YouTubers making the video of Hotspot/ Internet connection in Jio Phone are doing.

Although just to reveal all the tips and tricks in short in front of you, we wanted to say that, soon We’re going to upload a new in-depth guide of working tips in 2019 for running Jio Phone and Jio Phone 2 Hotspot without any error. Thus, please stay connected with us.

Needless to say, Hotspot has now become the need of an hour. And, within any time period soon, Jio Phone and Jio Phone 2 making engineers will have to implant this technology of internet connectivity in their so-called India Ka Smartphone. Although it won’t matter much if they do it with the software update or with any new launch like Jio Phone 3.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop By Internet, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop By Internet, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB – Your laptop could be your personal computer or PC, similarly, your desktop could be your Personal Computer or PC, but there is a difference in Laptop and Desktop. Simple to understand, isn’t it? In the same manner understanding “How to connect your phone to your Windows 10 PC” or “How To Connect your Apple iPhone to Macbook” is. So, in this step by step guide, without further ado, let’s directly learn about the PC and mobile connectivity topic-wise.

A laptop or desktop has its own importance, same is the case with mobile phone or high-tech smartphones. But, many a time, the situation is raised when you may need to connect your smartphone to your Laptop or computer irrespective of the fact how High-Tech your mobile phone is.

Connecting a mobile phone to your laptop or computer is simple. But, in various cases, purpose and methods are different. Some people connect it to transfer the files from Mobile Phones to Laptop/ Computer or vice-versa. And many people most of the times connect it using Wireless Fidelity for the perfect internet usage. While those who faced the problems in doing so, had it last time.

In general, there is only one possible way of connecting your Mobile Phone to PC with-wire mode that is – either by using the Data Cable or by USB Cable (don’t mind, in local saying both are one and the same thing). Using this wired connecting, Mobile Charging is possible, data transfer is possible and many other tasks. As after reading this in-depth guide you will not face problem in Connecting your Smartphone to your PC or Laptop anymore.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop Using Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a wireless connectivity technology standard for exchanging data which is mainly used in Personal Computers, Audio Devices, Gaming Consoles and Smartphones etc. with the physical range of Typically less than 10 m (33 ft), up to 100 m (330 ft); Bluetooth 5.0: 40–400 m (100–1,000 ft) and has frequency of 2.45 GHz. Now connecting your Mobile Phone or Smartphone with Laptop or PC is extremely simple.

Here comes the role of Pairing. Bluetooth would not have existed without the word pairing. It goes like – You’ll have to turn on the Bluetooth in your mobile phone. Then you’ll have to turn on the Bluetooth in your Laptop or Personal Computers. In both the cases, keep in mind that Bluetooth of both the devices should be “Discoverable to Nearby Devices.” Telling this because there is an option to un-discover the same in any or both of the devices.

Now, there must be some name given to your Bluetooth device of Laptop and Smartphone. From the list of devices that are discovered, please make sure to click on the name of the device you are willing to connect to. For example, the name of BT (here BT refers to BlueTooth) of your Smartphone is ATB and the name of BT of your Laptop or Personal Computer is MsntarGet.Com. Then from Smartphone click on fun2ind.comwhile vice versa is not necessary and pairing will start.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop Using Data cable

As the name suggests, Data Cable is basically used to transfer the data either from the Smartphones to Laptop or Personal Computers. Now, based on the kind of media that needs to be transferred, Data Cables are of various types that are –

Ethernet Cables (Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a)
Token Ring Cables (Cat4)
Coaxial cable is sometimes used as a baseband digital data cable, such as in serial digital interface and thicknet and thinnet.
Optical fiber cable; see fiber-optic communication.
Serial cable.

There is one more advantage of using the Data Cable as a mode of transferring files either from Smartphone to Laptop or Computer or vice – versa, that is Charging of your Smartphone from Laptop. And, there have been Myths like Laptop or Computer Charging is not as strong as High Voltage Direct Electric Current Switch Charging, then keep in mind that it is just a myth and nothing else.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop With and Without USB

Indeed don’t ignore this, because there is a difference between USB Charging Cable and Data cable. In Simple words, according to reports, when you use USB Cables to transfer data by plugging one end on the device and the other one to a pc or a laptop, that’s when it’s called data cable.

But in scientific words, it can better be understood as “On the device side, the two 10K resistors on the Data – and Data+ Lines tell the device that this is the power supply online, no data. And, the resistor side should be near the socket. More updates related to How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop By Internet, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB will be posted on this page of msntarget.com.

This can be made with a regular USB extension cord; only run the red and black cables with larger (18 Gauge) wire, and put the resistors on the socket side. Ideally, the wires should be shielded with the shield connected to ground.” Obviously, no rocket science is needed to understand how to connect Mobile Phones and Laptops or Personal Computers using USB Charging cable.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop Monitor Using the Internet

There are tons of ways by which computers or laptops can have access to the internet. But, more than half of the high-tech world that uses Laptop or Computers for Searches in Search engine giants like Google, Yahoo and Bing, watching Youtube Videos, streaming online live games, surfing on Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram does that with the help of the internet packages in their mobile phones.

The best possible way to run the Internet in your Laptop or Personal Computer using a Smartphone is to switch on the Wifi in former and switching on the tethering hotspot in the latter. Now connecting the both can resolve the issues for sure. This is the simplest method of having internet connection in your PC or Desktop or Laptop without subscribing to any other Data packages from Airtel, Reliance that uses Modem or Router.

Once, internet connectivity is there, ultimately your Smartphone and Computer also get connected using the Internet. A complete detailed guide regarding this will be uploaded on MsntarGet.Com in the Hindi language as well soon. Thus stays tuned with us.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop With Teamviewer

When it came to connectivity, the world was earlier OKAY with Bluetooth, Wireless Fidelity or WiFi and ShareIt kind of software. But the industry of Smartphones and Computer Connectivity completely changed when The Durham, North Carolina-based company GFI Software acquired a majority stake in TeamViewer in 2010 and Teamview kept getting better thereafter.

Resulting in mind-blowing figures that Teamviewer connected over 1.7+ Billion smartphones and 40+ million sessions per days are received. Thus, there must be something special that over 4 Lakh people are downloading the Teamview every day. Operating system updates for one of the best data sharing, remote support, remote access, service desk computer software – TeamViewer are as follows (on the day of writing this content).

Starting with Windows (desktop app): 13.2.26558 / October 4, 2018; 7 days ago Windows (UWP app): 13.0.100.0 Chrome OS: 13.0.281 / October 30, 2017; 11 months ago BlackBerry OS: 12.0.0.6394 / February 1, 2017; 19 months ago Android: 13.2.9356 / August 2, 2018; 2 months ago Linux: 12.0.81460 / July 27, 2017; 14 months ago. Not only connections but also, complete screen control can be taken over if used Teamviewer in the perfect possible manner.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop With Ip Address

Here’s how? If you and your partner (those who are willing to share the screens) are on Smartphones, the first step is to download the Teamview from Google Play Store or App Store (in case of iPhone). Then, a unique ID (in numeric digits) will be generated by the first device and when the same ID shared with the second device holder. That ID will have to enter in the Teamviewer App and now second device holder will have a complete or limited control as required of first device holders screen. Similarly, when in Laptop or Personal Computers, make sure to go through these Easy and Secure Remote Desktop Access in the world’s favourite remote support solution.

The process of setting up the IP Address in Windows and Linux and other operating systems is totally different. Just remember that your Computer or Smartphone does not have an IP Address, rather your internet connectivity and router, modem etc. does have. Even, as the name suggests IP is an internet protocol, thus address must also be connected to IP only.

Now there are ways through which you can set up your IP Addresses (exact step by step guides/ methods can be viewed on other portals) and have your Smartphone completely connected with your Laptop or Personal Computer. There always been one disadvantage of Wireless connectivity that you can only transfer the data. But in USB Cable or USB Data connectivity, you can even charge your phone and also can transfer the Data.

How To Connect Mobile To PC/Laptop With ShareIt

Shareit has been one of the most famous data sharing application developed by Lenovo. Two happiest part of this best sharing app with the fastest cross-platform transfer speed & free online feeds including movies/ music/ wallpapers / GIFs is that – 1.) IT IS A FREEWARE and 2.) IT IS A DOWNLOADABLE SOFTWARE. Thus, in case you’re not having internet connection working, Shareit will not leave your hands.

Like Bluetooth and other wireless connectivity software, Share It should also be there in both the devices. First one being from which the data needs to be transferred and the second one being in which the data needs to be received. But in this latest version of ShareIt, you can call it 4.0, no pairing kind of thing is there. Rather, from your Smartphone, a QR Code which appears in the Mobile Phone has to be scanned.

Vivo Nex 2 India Launch (OnePlus TV to reportedly launch sometime in 2020)

SoAs.in December 08, 2018 2019 , Information , Smartphones , Technology , Tv , Vivo

After the revolutionary pop-up selfie camera, the next generation Vivo Nex is all set bring in some of the latest innovative technologies. All set to arrive next week, the Vivo Nex 2 is getting a fresh updated look. Vivo Nex was launched in India at a price of Rs 44,990.

Aiming for a full-screen display again, the Vivo Nex 2 will come with dual displays. Similar to ZTE’s Nubia X, the upcoming Vivo Nex 2 will sport two displays for a no-notch full-screen display.

Vivo Nex 2 India Launch: Top Features, Price, Availability & More!

Vivo Nex 2 India Launch: Top Features, Price, Availability & More! Vivo Nex 2 promises dual-display and lot more exciting features. OnePlus TV to reportedly launch sometime in 2020; to be Amazon India exclusive. India will be among the first markets to get the OnePlus TV.

Top Vivo Nex 2 Features | Vivo Nex 2 Specs

As per the leaked reports, the Vivo Nex 2 specs will come with next-generation technology. Here are some of the leaked top Vivo Nex 2 features:

Dual Displays

The Vivo Nex 2 will come with two displays. The smartphone will use the rear cameras to take selfies. Yes, the smartphone will have a 5.5-inch display at the back of Vivo Nex 2 known as back screen. Users will have to use main camera to take selfies and make video calls.

Full Screen Bezel-Less Display With In-Display Fingerprint Sensor

Vivo Nex 2 will sport a 6.5-inch display with no notch. As per the rumours, the smartphone has almost no bezel width. Also, like its predecessor, the upcoming Vivo Nex 2 will have an in-display fingerprint sensor.

Circular LED Selfie Illumination

The Vivo Nex 2 will come with a special Circular LED Selfie Illumination technology. The illuminator will be used to take selfies. It has a ring-shaped LED surrounding two of the rear camera sensors. The selfie ring on Nex 2 may as a flash ring.

Liquid Cooling System

Just like the recent gaming smartphones like Honor Play, Note 9 and Poco F1, the upcoming Vivo Nex 2 will also use liquid cooling technology. It will help the system CPU run at peak speeds helping the platform to cool down whenever needed.

Triple Rear Cameras

Vivo Nex 2 will only has rear cameras and no front camera. The smartphone will have another display at the back to be used it as a selfie screen. Vivo Nex 2 has a three-sensor camera at the back, of which two will be used for selfies. The camera specs are not out yet, but are expected to same as Oppo R17 Pro.

Snapdragon 845 & 10GB RAM

A listing on a benchmarking site has confirmed that Vivo Nex 2 will come with Snapdragon 845. Under a Vivo model number V1821A, the smartphone is found with a 1.77 GHz Snapdragon 845. Surprisingly the Nex 2 will come with whopping 10GB of RAM. On Geekbench, Vivo Nex 2 achieved a 8467 multi-core score.

Android 9 Pie Out Of Box

Vivo Nex 2 will run on the latest Android version. The smartphone will come with the upgraded Funtouch OS UI running on Android 9 Pie. Users can enjoy the latest Pie and it’s features with regular system updates.

Vivo Nex 2 India Price | Vivo Nex 2 Price In India

The Vivo Nex 2 India price is expected to be around Rs 45,000. The smartphone is expected to launch in a single variant with 10GB of RAM. Vivo Nex 2 India price may fall somewhere in between OnePlus 6T and the newly launched Oppo R17 Pro.

The Vivo Nex 2 price in India will be almost similar to its Chinese pricing. Vivo Nex was launched in India for Rs 44,990. Vivo Nex 2 price in India may add up to another 5,000 rupees.

Vivo Nex 2 India Launch | Vivo Nex 2 Launch In India

The Vivo Nex 2 is being rumored to be announced on December 11. The Vivo Nex 2 India launch is expected to happen sometime later. The Vivo Nex 2 launch in India will primarily depend on the official launch of the smartphone in home market China.

Vivo Nex 2 India launch may happen during the first quarter of 2019. Vivo Nex 2 launch in India is being expected around late January or early February.

OnePlus TV to reportedly launch sometime in 2020; to be Amazon India exclusive

It’s no secret that the next product category OnePlus is targeting is smart TV. Now, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau has hinted at a possible India launch timeline for the first OnePlus TV.

In a conversation with ET, Lau hinted that Indian consumers will have to wait till about 2020 to get their hands on a OnePlus TV. It’s been reported that the smart TV will be placed in the flagship category, and the company is taking its time as it wants the product to be the “best there is”.

Lau was further quoted as saying that India will be among the first markets to get the OnePlus TV, and it will be available exclusively via Amazon India. This is the not the first time we are hearing about the partnership between OnePlus and Amazon for the OnePlus TV.

In a conversation with India Today Tech, Amit Agarwal, Senior Vice President & Country Manager, Amazon India said, “Of course, the OnePlus TV will be exclusive to Amazon India when it launches.”

He added, “Television is a growing category for us and we have invested heavily in making sure that people who buy TVs from Amazon India get seamless experience. That is why we have even started ‘install on delivery’ service for TVs. We will be able to utilize all of our expertise in delivering TVs to sell the OnePlus TV whenever it launches.”

Not much is known about the upcoming OnePlus TV. But earlier this year, in a forum post, OnePlus said that the smart TV will boast a “premium flagship design” along with premium “image quality and audio experience”.

Audi’s E-Tron blends luxury with cutting-edge tech Vs 2019 Lexus ES 350 F Sport Quick Spin

SoAs.in December 07, 2018 2019 , Business , Car , Information

We've already seen the first pure-electric Audi in teaser images, under QR-code camoflauge and even unveiled under a barrage of lights accompanied by a DJ set from Diplo. But no amount of pomp and circumstance, sly marketing or famous DJs matter until you get behind the wheel. Good news then, that I finally had the chance to drive the Audi E-Tron in a barren desert, about as far as you can get from a well-orchestrated launch party.

The 2019 Lexus ES 350 F Sport truly cements that "driving like a Lexus" now means something far different than it ever did before. It's not dull, it's not anonymous and old ladies probably won't like it. It should not be painted pearlescent white. Instead, the new ES is genuinely engaging to drive, feeling every bit like it was spawned from the same gene pool as the lustworthy LC coupe and surprisingly sharp LS flagship sedan. I actually enjoyed driving it more than the BMW M550i, and I liked driving that car quite a bit. Seriously. No one is as surprised by that statement as the guy who typed it.

Audi’s E-Tron blends luxury with cutting-edge tech. A tech-filled SUV that’ll woo fans of gas vehicles.

Audi’s E-Tron blends luxury with cutting-edge tech

The Audi E-Tron will land in the second quarter of 2019, in an increasingly crowded electric-SUV segment. But its main competitors will be the Tesla Model X and the Jaguar I-Pace. Both are outstanding vehicles and the German automaker needed to make sure it could compete with those and rival SUVs coming from BMW and Mercedes-Benz. So far, it looks like Audi pulled it off and the E-Tron is a great debut into the EV world for the automaker.

This isn't the first Audi E-Tron though -- the Audi A3 hybrid gets that honor. But that will be the last E-Tron with a gas tank. The new SUV (starting at $74,800) with its two electric motors ups the ante of the E-Tron brand and paves the way for the upcoming E-Tron GT sedan (announced at the LA Auto Show, coming in 2021). While the 2019 E-Tron shouldn't be expected to perform like a sports sedan, it does give us a peek into what we can expect from Audi.

The new E-Tron comes with Audi's all-wheel-drive "Quattro" system, which is powered by two electric motors, which are powered by a 95kWh battery under the floorboard. That array of cells will comes with an eight year/100,000 mile warranty and if any of the modules go bad, Audi says the entire battery setup can be removed and the offending cells can be replaced. That should ease the minds of those concerned about what happens when part of a battery goes south.

That battery pack provides about 400 horsepower and 489.7 foot-pounds of torque. On straightaways and highways, I overtook cars with little effort for an SUV -- Audi says it'll do zero to 60 in 5.5 seconds. The acceleration won't impress your friends that much (especially if they've been in a Tesla), but it's more than adequate for 99.9 percent of your daily driving.

Audi gave me the opportunity to take the vehicle on some dirt roads heavily dusted with desert sand. The Quattro system did a great job making sure I stayed on the road and not get stuck in the loose sand. Audi was quick to point out that it's not a robust offroader but my drive suggests it will be capable enough for most on dirt roads (without too many ruts) or out in the snow.

Cornering was fine on dirt and sand roads where ruts and drifts can lead a vehicle to a bad situation pretty quickly. On asphalt, it's more than adequate to make highway on-ramps and measured drives through mountain roads enjoyable. It corners better than the Model X, but not as precisely as Jaguar's I-Pace. That's to say, it'll get you to your chalet during dry and snowy conditions with no problem, just don't expect too much of it while going around actual corners.

There's regenerative braking here, too. Testing it on the mountain roads in the United Arab Emirates, I was impressed by how quickly I could generate battery power -- you can even control the level of regeneration while coasting with the steering paddles. The highest setting was enough to slow me down from a moderate speed to get around a sharper-that-usual corner.

The brakes are the real technological feat here. The first 0.3 G of deceleration (light braking) is handled by the two motors, that then feed that energy to the battery. Anything more than 0.3 Gs and the traditional hydraulic brakes take over. Like most electric vehicles, you can also adjust your driving behavior to extend the range and see real-time results in the display in the dash cluster.

There's also the traditional charging setup. The vehicle ships with a DC fast charger port and can accept up to 150kW of power. Unfortunately, it's tough to quantify that into range per minute of charge. It's fast, but the automaker still needs the EPA to give it a proper rating for the United States. The European WLTP test gives it a range of 248.5 miles but the EPA's more stringent tests should be less than that. That information should be available closer to the release of the car in the United States.

Meanwhile, the in-car tech is powered by Audi's new MMI infotainment system. Like the system found in the A7 and A8, it's a great update and a frustration-free experience. Even the climate controls which use the second display (below the main one) are easy to use and because Audi places the shifter near the system, you're wrist can rest on the housing and you can quickly build up muscle memory to adjust the temperature.

The adaptive cruise control and lane-keep assist are also new and are carried over from the sedan line. I noticed that the centering was a bit tighter on the E-Tron than on the A8, but that may be due to the well-maintained roads around Abu Dhabi. They are far nicer than the roads around Big Sur where I drove the Audi Sedan.

Another small update to the system is the capacitive touch detection that senses if your hands are on the wheel -- a first for Audi. As long as I was touching the wheel, I didn't have to periodically wiggle the steering (to produce a bit of torque the car could register) which is how the system reminds you to put your hands back on the wheel. It's a pleasant upgrade that should please anyone that does a lot of long-distance driving (or is stuck in gridlock on a regular basis).

One feature I thought I'd like more were the side cameras and displays that replace the side mirrors. They're not allowed on US roads, so the chances of people experiencing them here are slim. The side-view displays are situated in the uppermost corner of the front doors just below where you would look with a traditional side-view mirror. To adjust the view angle, the driver's side is a touchscreen that you tap and drag to move the virtual mirror. They're slick but after a day of using them, I'm not really a fan. As with anything new, you have to train your brain to not stare at the tiny cameras attached to the side of the car and instead look down a few inches to see what traffic is doing around you.

The problem is, other than making cars a bit more aerodynamic, there isn't much value in adding more displays and cameras to a car when a mirror does the same job. I did like that the edge of the display glowed yellow when a car was behind me, but you could add that to a mirror.

Maybe if I get the car for a week, I'll come away a believer in a side camera and displays instead of mirrors. But that's unlikely since any car brought to the United States wouldn't be allowed to have the system. And since they're not allowed in this country, my thoughts on their usefulness have no real bearing on the car overall. I would have preferred a rear-view camera like the one found in Cadillacs and Chevy Bolt.

Crazy new side-view technology aside, the E-Tron is an outstanding Audi that just happens to be electric. It has all the usual Audi luxury and if you like the company's SUVs, you'll like this. Probably even more so because it's quiet, the torque is great and the fast charging means if your town has the infrastructure (which Charge America is hoping to roll out quickly) you can quickly charge while out and about. The biggest disappointment is that we have to wait until the middle of next year to get it.

The E-Tron, like the I-Pace and Model X, shows that electrification and utility are not mutually exclusive. And if you can get some luxury in there are the same time, you might as well pamper yourself while doing your part to reduce your carbon footprint.

2019 Lexus ES 350 F Sport Quick Spin Review | Yet another Lexus surprise. Like the LC and LS, the transformed ES wows with its engaging dynamics

2019 Lexus ES 350 F Sport Quick Spin Review | Yet another Lexus surprise

It really comes down to what you feel through that F Sport steering wheel, through your heels planted in the floor below, and the seat of your pants that's now placed lower in a sportier driving position. The 2019 ES 350 is one of those cars that manages to shrink around you as you hustle it along, feeling much smaller than its full-size sedan dimensions would indicate. It may be based on the Avalon, but that car never felt as lithe and responsive as its Lexus cousin. The extra structural rigidity of the ES is part of the equation.

Now, to be fair, the ES in question is the F Sport model fitted with the optional Adaptive Variable Suspension derived from the divine LC, which no doubt helps the dynamics compared to lesser ES trims. But judging by the impressions of others, plus the rest of Lexus' redone lineup, lower-trim ESs seem to drive well. Even the base cars come with novel swing-valve shock absorbers designed to ably soak up bumps while keeping things level around corners.

The electric power steering motor has also migrated from the column to the rack – a sure fire way to improve steering feel. And that it does, plus Lexus has a knack of tuning the various steering settings (Normal, Sport and Sport+) to be subtle in their increase of effort. There's no overly stiff weighting to satisfy the notion that "sporty" steering equals "stiff" steering, as is often the case in cars with variable drive settings. Appropriately, I drove in Normal around town and in Sport+ on my mountain road evaluation route. The differences aren't night and day -- it still feels like you're driving the same car -- it's just been tweaked slightly for ideal performance.

These drive settings also adjust the adaptive suspension, if so equipped. One potential drawback to the F Sport and its superior handling capabilities is that even in Normal, you feel far more road imperfections than in ES models of the past. In Sport+ it can actually be unpleasant. There are those who may be distressed by this and should probably skip this sportiest of trim levels. Still, it doesn't suffer from the stiff-legged harshness of some early F Sport models like the previous-generation RX. An Individual mode also allows you to mix and match various dynamic elements.

The 3.5-liter V6 engine is one element wholly shared with the Avalon along, with its eight-speed automatic and front-wheel drive. Its 302 horsepower is more than capable for a car with such surprisingly sharp driving dynamics. Still, that Toyota eight-speed can't match the right-now responses of the 10-speed found in the LC and LS, and the front-drive layout still results in some torque steer when powering out of a corner.

Maybe at some point in the future, the ES will adopt the torque-vectoring all-wheel drive system offered in its new platform mate, the 2019 Toyota RAV4. Adding it to the ES could make a great driving car even better, while allowing the F Sport to be more seriously compared to an Audi A4 or other entry-level sport sedans. Perhaps it's not technically feasible, but given the increased importance of all-wheel drive in the market, adding an ES 350 AWD model seems like a good idea for reasons beyond the mitigation of torque steer.

If there's one let-down, it's the cabin. The design is a bit dull in comparison to the sensational LS and LC, and although everything seems screwed together to the usual Lexus standard, the materials lack a certain richness. It seems closer to the admittedly high-quality Camry and Avalon than it does a junior Lexus LS. You also have to deal with the Remote Touch interface and its abysmal touchpad controller. Sure, it now features Apple CarPlay, but it doesn't do a good job of actually controlling it – much like the rest of the infotainment system's various functions. I could live with Remote Touch in a sports car like the LC, but in a daily driver like the ES? It could be a deal breaker.

And breaking a deal for the ES 350 F Sport would be a real shame, because it's truly one of the more enjoyable cars I've driven this year. I also think it looks pretty good when painted in the test car's Ultrasonic Blue Mica 2.0, and who can argue with a full-size sedan back seat? Most importantly, though, it drives like a Lexus.

Specifications feature of JioPhone killer, OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition and Asus Zenfone Max M2

SoAs.in December 07, 2018 2019 , Asus , Information , Jio , OnePlus , Smartphones , Technology

Google has 'introduced' the Wiz Phone WP006 during its 'Google for Indonesia' event on December 4 in Jakarta.

A few days ago, we got to hear the news of OnePlus partnering up with a premium automotive brand, McLaren. OnePlus had announced that it would be launching a special edition of its latest flagship, the OnePlus 6T in partnership with McLaren. The date for the launch of this new special edition device has been scheduled to be on December 12

Asus already confirmed that it’s holding an event in India on December 11. Everyone expected that the Zenfone Max Pro M2 would be unveiled at the event. Yes, the Max Pro M2 with Snapdragon 660 SoC will be launched at the event, but alongside that, the company will also be unveiling the Asus Zenfone Max M2 with Snapdragon 632 SoC. Of course, the Max Pro M2 will steal the limelight, but the Max M2, which is the successor to the Max M1 will sport the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 SoC.

JioPhone killer? Did Google just launch a feature phone for under Rs 500? Check mythbuster here

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With the launch of JioPhone, Reliance Jio revived the feature phone market. The demand for feature phones has witnessed a massive increase in recent times. Now, various news reports claimed that the tech giant Google has launched a feature phone named Wiz Phone WP006. The phone is said to be the first 4G-feature phone in Indonesia.

The phone is being termed as JioPhone killer, when and if, it gets launched in India. The phone runs the KaiOS operating system, same as the JioPhone.

The news has taken internet by storm. It will be a huge step if the Mountain View giant steps-in in the feature phone market. However, you will be surprised to know that Google has not really launched the phone. If Google has not launched this phone, then what is the connection between the phone and the tech giant?

Before knowing this, you must know these developments which have occurred in the last one year.

Google has invested around $22 million in KaiOS, the feature phone operating system, in June this year. The move had left many people wondering why the tech giant invested in a feature phone OS.

Coming back to the news. Google has 'introduced' the Wiz Phone WP006 during its 'Google for Indonesia' event on December 4 in Jakarta. You may wonder if Google has not launched it, then why did it introduce the phone?

There are two reasons behind this. First, the phone claimed to be the first 4G feature phone in Indonesia, which runs on the KaiOS operating system that Google has invested a huge amount in. And second, Google has introduced a phone feature. The feature is Google Assistant. Yes, the Wiz Phone WP006 supports Google Assistant, much like the JioPhone.

Or you can understand it like this. Had Google introduced Google Assistant feature on JioPhone, would you have called it a feature phone by Google? No. However, this has happened in the case of the WizPhone.

The phone has been manufactured by WizPhone that has partnered with KaiOS. The phone is 4G enabled and has a 2.4-inch screen, 512MB RAM, 4GB internal storage, 2MP rear camera, VGA front camera, Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8905 chipset and is powered by 1800 mAh battery. The phone has been priced at $7.

However, the phone doesn't support WhatsApp as yet. KaiOS replied to a Twitter user that the company is working towards WhatsApp integration.

"Hey! We are aware of the importance of WhatsApp and are working on adding more apps and features in the near future. Stay tuned!," it said.

For now, the phone has been launched in Indonesia only.

OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Specifications Revealed in Its Entirety Ahead of December 12 Launch

However, just days before the launch, a new leak about the phone has surfaced which reveals the specifications of this new special edition OnePlus 6T along with the premium design which it is going to feature. As per the leak, the McLaren special edition, OnePlus 6T will come with 10GB RAM, Warp charge fast charging technology and a McLaren logo on the back.

OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Specifications and Features

Popular tipster, Ishan Agrawal took to Twitter and revealed the images of the new McLaren edition of the phone. This new special edition of the OnePlus 6T is being called the Speed Orange variant. The McLaren limited edition device will come with a textured kevlar-style back and orange accents running across the phone’s frame, which is McLaren’s signature colour scheme. Lastly, the highlight of this phone is the McLaren logo on the lower rear side of the phone. Apart from these new additions, the form factor and other design elements like the waterdrop notch, dual rear camera and other remain the same.

Also, a marketing banner of the new McLaren edition of the OnePlus 6T has been leaked online, which points towards the direction of a whopping 10GB RAM on this device. The phone will likely boast of 256GB of internal storage. The phone has also been teased to come with OnePlus’ proprietary “Warp Charge 30” which will provide the phone with a day’s worth of charge only in 20 minutes. Further, the phone has been said to be inspired by “expert craftsmanship” which has also been the motto of McLaren.

Salute to Speed Event to be Held in Mumbai On December 12

Amazon, which is OnePlus’ exclusive partner also seems to be gearing up for the launch of this McLaren edition OnePlus 6T. A banner on the e-commerce website is up with a ‘Notify Me’ button, which the users can tap to subscribe for getting real-time updates about the launch of this limited-edition OnePlus 6T. The launch event of the phone has been named ‘Salute to Speed’. Also, interested fans of the brand will be able to buy passes for the launch event which is going to be held in Richardson and Cruddas, Byculla, Mumbai. The passes were slated to go live for sale on December 6 on oneplus.in and were available for Rs 799 each and seem to have been sold out entirely.

Asus Zenfone Max M2 With Snapdragon 632 SoC to Rival Honor 8C in India

For the unaware, Snapdragon 632 SoC is the direct successor to the Snapdragon 625 chipset which was known for its power-saving capabilities. Notably, the Max M2 will take on the Honor 8C in India because it also packs the same chipset and will be available for purchase starting December 10.

Asus Zenfone Max M2: Confirmed Features and Specifications

While Asus confirmed that the Max M2 would be unveiled on December 11 in India, the smartphone has already been made available in Russia, alongside the Max Pro M2. The Asus Zenfone Max M2 will sports a 6.3-inch HD+ display, which is a step up from the 5.45-inch panel we saw on the Max M1, but the resolution is similar. At the heart of the phone, it has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 SoC, clubbed with 3GB, 4GB of RAM and 32GB, 64GB of internal storage. It will be interesting to see which variants will Asus launch in the country.

The Zenfone Max M2 will house a notch on top of the display, and it will rock dual rear cameras of 13MP+2MP. The front-facing camera on the Max M2 will be an 8MP one. The phone will have the same 4000mAh battery as its predecessor. To recall, the Max M1 arrived with Snapdragon 430 SoC, single rear camera and Zen UI based on Android 8.0 Oreo. The Max M2 will run stock Android out of the box, like the Max Pro M2.

Asus Zenfone Max M2 vs Max M1: What’s Different?

As mentioned, Max M2 is already official in Russia and is listed on the company’s official website. Asus might make some changes to the specs, but the core hardware could remain the same for the Indian market. So the Max M2 will a major upgrade to the Max M1 which was released just a couple of months ago. The Zenfone Max M1 sports a 5.45-inch HD+ display, Snapdragon 430 SoC, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, dedicated microSD card slot, 13MP rear camera, 8MP front-facing camera, Zen UI on top of Android 8.0 Oreo and a 4000mAh battery.

The Zenfone Max M2 features a bigger 6.26-inch HD+ display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 SoC, 3GB/4GB of RAM, 32GB/64GB of internal storage, dedicated microSD card slot, dual rear cameras of 13MP+2MP, 8MP selfie shooter, stock Android and a 4000mAh battery.

While it’s a major upgrade over its predecessor, there will be a price bump as well. We’re expecting the phone to retail at a starting price of Rs 10,999 or even Rs 9,999 is a possible price.

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