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Batman and Superman – Likes :: Dislikes

Posted by Karandeep Singh on March 20, 2016 | 0 Comment

Batman and Superman have been around since our childhood and these characters only seem to evolve with us. We try to list out a few similarities (Likes) and dissimilarities (Dislikes) between the two superheroes.Likes:Both lost their original parents, now supported by butler Alfred and Kent family Both are high on morals, derived from their strong yet rudimentary upbringing. Both... Read more »

Apple iPad Pro – review

Posted by Karandeep Singh on November 21, 2015 | 2 Comments

First they squeezed it: reduced the screen to bridge the gap between iPhone and iPad now they are expanding it: making it bigger, larger, heavier and bridging gap between iPad and macbook. Apple! There is no harm in bringing touchscreen capability into the macbooks! Dont worry, no one will call you copy cats! Keep in mind! you copy way less in comparison! Apple iPad Pro Full Specs:CPU: Apple... Read more »

Apple iPad Mini 4 – review

Posted by Karandeep Singh on November 4, 2015 | 1 Comment

The Air was thinner and lighter, now so is the new Apple iPad Mini 4. The screen too has come up the curve so are the aesthtics. And in case you happen to be owner of an older iPad, you are gonna be delighted. iPad Mini 4 is no where like more than 2 years older iPads with touch and feel of the device. In a nutshell, the iPad mini 4 is a top-notch, compact screen iDevice with an... Read more »

Nexus 5x – Review – The league of extraordinary ‘Exs’

Posted by Karandeep Singh on November 1, 2015 | 0 Comment

The Google Nexus 5x is a new breed phone camoflague-branded under an extremely successful franchise. Seems like Google wanted to milk the Nexus 5 cash cow further more. If the Nexus 5 was the Bull (cash cow, pun intended) of its time, Nexus 5x specs make it look like a calf of the present. Nexus series took a giant leap from Nexus 5 to Nexus 6 and there were obvious milestones in-between... Read more »

The OnePlus X – Review – Does it fit the X bill

Posted by Karandeep Singh on October 30, 2015 | 0 Comment

OnePlus X is the third addition to Flagship killer series. OnePlus as a company has had its share of publicity may it be due to the scrupulous invite system for purchasing their phones, or their cutting edge phones which go off the online shelves even before the listing reaches the search engines. I am given to understand that Carl Pei has given the mobile phone a sense of purpose.... Read more »

How Google Maps Traffic Works?

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on April 7, 2014 | 2 Comments

If you live in one of the popular cities around the world, Google Maps display Live Traffic on the Roads, for the area you are viewing on the map. Not just the Live data, Google Maps can even predict the Future Traffic that would be on a particular Road/Route, for a particular, day/date/time combo. This prediction is made based upon the data that was available on same day, last... Read more »

How Microsoft planted Trojan Horse into Nokia

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on September 3, 2013 | 4 Comments

Today Microsoft announced that it would be acquiring Nokia for a sum of $7.2 Billion in cash, buying Nokia’s devices, service business and all of Patent portfolio. This was a much cheaper deal than Google’s acquisition of Telecom giant Motorola, in pursuit of building Patent portfolio and saving Android platform. 3 years ago, Microsoft planned to acquire Nokia to complete... Read more »

Cloud-based 60fps App, Game Streaming with ORBX.js

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on May 5, 2013 | 2 Comments

If you’ve heard about Cloud based onDemand Gaming service OnLive, you might already understand what Future of Cloud based apps and games would look like. OnLive is a step forward in earadicating requirement of high-end PC hardware for Gaming. All the complex graphics, computation and memory intensive processes from 3D Gaming can be offloaded to cloud. Cloud computers with... Read more »

What Google Can’t Find, Shodan Can [Search Connected Devices]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on April 9, 2013 | 0 Comment

When we don’t find it on Google, we declare it doesn’t exist. But as per Founder Shodan, that statement is not essentially true. He believes that when something is not searchable on Google, that’s when probability of finding it on Shodan is much higher than usual. Shodan may be the world’s most unique and scariest Search engine very unique to its kind. Shodan... Read more »

Automate Everything on Android [Easy Tasker Alternatives]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on April 5, 2013 | 0 Comment

Android phones are powerful. Not only can you tweak them to your needs, with the right tools, you can Automate everything from Tasks, Action on Android. Tasker was the first powerful app to be able to achieve this. You can define what you want your smartphone to do based upon time or an event. E.g. Take a backup of SMS and send to Gmail every day. Another example, automatically... Read more »