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Today, OnePlus  announced its latest flagship device  – OnePlus 6T at its New York event. As the rumors said, the OnePlus 6 predecessor comes with a new screen unlock technology. The design is also different this time. Instead of carrying an iPhone-like notch, the device comes with a teardown notch, first seen in the Essential devices. Also, the chin is much smaller than the OnePlus 6. 2018 has been a pretty busy year for tech enthusiasts. We saw hundreds of flagship devices  form  different smartphone manufacturers. Now that OnePlus 6T is launched, we are going to see some major shift in the smartphone market. But before that happens, let’s look into some facts and forecast which device will outperform  other.  For our specification showdown, we have OnePlus 6T,  Google Pixel 3 ,  iPhone XS  and  Samsung Galaxy Note 9 . All of these devices excel in some features. For instance, it’s a proven fact that no one can beat  Google  Pixel 3 camera. When it comes to speed,  iPhone  has always

It seems like you won’t be troubled with delayed food deliveries in the coming years.  News saying that Uber Will Deliver Food Using Drones By 2021. Apparently, Uber is looking for a operations executive who has some experience with “flight standards and training” and who can “enable safe, legal, efficient and scalable flight operations.” Uber Will Deliver Food Using Drones By 2021 When the  Wall Street Journal  asked Uber to comment on the matter, Uber immediately removed the job listing and stated that it “does not fully reflect our program, which is still in very early days.” However, WSJ was able to get some more information about it in the nick of time. For example, the drone-based delivery service will be called as “Uber Express,” and it will be part of Uber food delivery system “Uber Eats.” The job description stated that the chosen employee would help in making the delivery drones functional by next year. Also, the candidate will assist in making it “commercially operational in

Researchers from Quebec University’s Institute National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), have developed what they claim as the  world’s fastest camera capable of capturing 10 trillion frames per second . On the other hand, an average smartphone camera manages to capture around 30 per second. The project was led by Caltech’s Lihong Wang along with Jinyang Liang, INRS professor, and ultrafast imaging specialist and his colleagues. Dubbed as T-CUP, the new device is so quick that it literally makes it possible to freeze time to see phenomena such as light itself behave in extremely slow motion. To build their camera, the researchers looked at compressed ultra-fast photography (CUP), a technique that can capture images at a speed of around 10 trillion frames per second. T-CUP’s system is based on a femtosecond (one quadrillionth of a second) streak camera that also involves a data acquisition type used in applications such as tomogr

Create a Virtual Machine on Windows 10 without using any third party tool as there is the hidden official tool called Hyper-V that you need to enable first before accessing it in your Windows.  So have a look on complete guide discussed below to know how to create a virtual machine on Windows 10 In computing, a virtual machine (VM) is an emulation of a given computer system. Virtual machines operate based on the architecture of equipment and functions of a real or hypothetical computer, and their implementations may involve specialized hardware, software, or a combination. In Windows Operating System , users use lots of third-party tools that play virtual Operating System on their devices, but the official tool that you can use is Hyper- V this is the  best virtual machine for windows 10 . And with the help of this tool, you can host various OS virtually right on your OS. And in this guide, we will tell you the way by which you can quickly create a virtual machine. So have a look on co

A team of researchers from the  University of Albany  has developed a method of combat Deepfakes videos, using machine learning techniques to search videos for digital “fingerprints” left behind when a video has been altered. One of the biggest concerns in the tech world over the past couple of years has been the rise of Deepfakes. Deepfakes are a type of fake video constructed by artificial intelligence algorithms run through deep neural networks, and the products of the combat deepfakes technology are shockingly good – sometimes difficult to tell apart from a real, genuine video. Artificial Intelligence Being Trained To Combat DeepFakes AI researchers, ethicists, and political scientists are worried that the combat Deepfakes technology will eventually be used to impact political elections, disseminating misinformation in a form more convincing than a fake news story. In order to provide some defense against the manipulation and misinformation that combat Deepfakes can cause, research

S trategy games have been captivating, intelligent minds for ages. Be it tile-based Dominoes or a set of chess, people always like to have a good challenge. With that being said, the introduction of Android has changed the entire scenario of best android strategy games. Nowadays, you rotate the 6-inch phone screen and immerse yourself into the realism of video games. But they are not as easy as they sound; these spectacular Android strategy games require careful planning and patience — sometimes even for days. So, let’s get that lazy mind running and look at the best Android strategy games. Make sure you have enough rest because these games of 2018 will need some heavy brain lifting . Best Android Strategy Games for 2018: 1. Rise of Civilizations If you ever dreamed of being in the shoes of history’s great emperors, well now is your time. The Rise of Civilizations is a unique Android strategy game where historical figures like Julius Caesar and Sun Tzu to Joan of Arc are your commande

The smartphones we use today are  sophisticated little machines  that have gone through an incredible evolution over the last decade. Smartphones these days are loaded with a lot of sensors. They are now capable of working as a personal assistant that can monitor our heartbeat, track our movements, and anticipate our needs. But have you ever wondered how does your smartphone achieve such remarkable feats? A lot of those coolest feats are accomplished through different sensors in your phone. But do you know how many smartphone sensors are there in your device or what their purpose is? Let’s check out all of them — 1. Accelerometer An accelerometer detects acceleration, vibration, and tilt to determine movement and exact orientation along the three axes. Apps use this smartphone sensor to determine whether your phone is in portrait or landscape orientation. It can also tell if your phone screen is facing upward or downward. The accelerometer can also detect how fast your phone is moving

Gone are the days when newspapers, or even digital news sites, control the messages that flow past the eyes of the world’s population. Everyone who has ever posted a single word or image online is a publisher. But the question is, how do you find new readers to read or view your publications? Now anyone with an internet-connected device can publish information that can be instantly accessed by billions of people. The trick, however, is that those billions of people need to be able to find it. One way to find new readers is to try and guide people in engaging with your stories and photographs is through media platforms that have built-in audiences. These platforms include social giants such as Facebook, but also niche networks such as Medium and YouTube. The problem with all of these channels is that, while accessible, other people hold the keys to your content. Per the terms and conditions of these platforms, they have specific rights over every piece of material published. YouTube may

We all know very well that Android is the most widely used mobile operating system on the market, hence, it is subject to scrutiny and constant assessment by regulators from the countries where it is present. However, now according to the latest reports, the tech giant Google warned that Android is no longer free simply because of the fine imposed by the EU commission. Google: Android Is No Longer Free The tech giant Google has been under fire in Europe, which has forced some profound changes in its services and the way it manages user data. These are changes that the  European Union  is obliging as a result of the investigations and fines it has imposed on the tech giant Google. Hence, as a result, the tech giant Google has now announced that in Europe, Android manufacturers will start paying the tech giant Google for the use of their applications. This is a radical change from the tech giant  Google , but it is following the last fine that the tech giant  Google was targeting in Eur

One of the most significant ways you leak private data while using the internet is through your browser. No VPN can help you; this is largely unconnected to the service they provide. There are 10 Types of Data Your Browser Is Collecting About You. Types of Data Your Browser Is Collecting About You But what information precisely is being logged? Here are 10 types of data that your browser is (probably) collecting about you. 1. Hardware and Software Your browser collects data about your hardware and software. In terms of software, your browser knows your operating system, IP address, browser, and browser plugins. From a hardware standpoint, your browser collects information about your CPU, GPU, and battery. It is one of the most significant Types of Data Your Browser Is Collecting About You. To restrict the amount of hardware and software data that your browser leaks, use a privacy-focused plugin like NoScript. 2. Connection Information Your browser knows about your connection to the web

Users might want to remove backgrounds from images for different reasons. If you’re selling things online, creating presentations, or even making collages, you can remove the background to highlight the object of the photo or to remove the distracting details. Instead of trying to accurately enclose a region with the Lasso or Magic Wand tools in Photoshop, you can easily remove the background with these web apps. The bonus is they’re either free or affordable for most people. Remove Backgrounds from Images 1.  ClippingMagic ClippingMagic is a simple web app to remove the background from any image. When you navigate to the homepage, you’re immediately presented with the upload options. Click the  Upload Image  button to upload the photo from your computer. When it’s done, you’ll see two adjacent panels with your image on the left and a blank panel on the right. Procedure Use the  green tool (+)  to mark the object and  red tool (-)  to mark the background of the image. You don’t have to

Facebook logins put up for sale on the dark web for as low as $3, reports T he Independent . This news comes shortly after a  massive security breach  that exposed data of approximately 50 million of Facebook users last month. Hackers had exploited the security flaw and stolen “access tokens”, which is equivalent of digital keys that keep users logged into their accounts and include users’ sensitive data. However, the company back then claimed that it did not find any evidence of Facebook Logins being used by hackers. But now, these stolen Facebook logins are being sold on the dark web for as little as $3 with the most expensive being sold for $12. Value of the entire stolen data has been estimated to be around $150 million and $600 million. According to The Independent, dozens of listings for sale were noticed on the dark web marketplace, Dream Market, which use a similar rating system to other online retailers like Amazon and eBay to verify its vendors . Interested buyers can purchas

Using simple common hacking techniques, a hacker can know about your personal unauthorized information which you might not want to reveal. Knowing about these common hacking techniques like phishing, DDoS, clickjacking etc., could come in handy for your personal safety. U nethical hacking can be called an illegal activity to get unauthorized information by modifying a system’s features and exploiting its loopholes. In this world where most of the things happen online, hacking provides wider opportunities for the hackers to gain unauthorized access to the unclassified information like credit card details, email account details, and other personal information. Common Hacking Techniques So, it is also important to know some of the hacking techniques that are commonly used to get your personal information in an unauthorized way. 10. Keylogger A keylogger is a simple software that records the key sequence and strokes of your keyboard into a log file on your machine. These log files might ev