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Tech Simplified

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Tech can be complicated; I try to make it easy. I am a passionate and "professionally curious" expert in consumer technology and video production and I aim to inform and educate people of all ages through my to the point videos. I create videos with "To-The-Point Approach" and focus on each and every individual to educated them even if they don't know much about Tech. You can listen my podcasts and videos for product reviews, step-by-step computer build guides, step-by-step tutorials on how-to, talks about Tech and a variety of other tech-focused projects.

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June 1, 2021

Why Apple give stickers with their Products?

Whether you buy an iPhone, MacBook, or iMac, you’ll find that they come with Apple stickers. And this has caused people to wonder why. This is what I’ll explain in this Podcast. Watch this episode on YouTube - https://youtu.be/CN8P33_Hrm8

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May 19, 2021

Google I/O 2021 More Highlights, Android 12's New Amazing Features, WhatsApp in Trouble (Again), Better Haptics on Android, Qualcomm's SD 778G announced, Spotify's Virtual Concerts.

Join Steal Deals on Telegram - https://t.me/lateststealdeals or simply search @lateststealdeals on Telegram! SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST SUBSCRIBE PUNIT TALKS TECH ON YOUTUBE -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoVDLSb6OXp41FiaNkQIjZQ Highlights - <a href="https://indianexpress.com/about/android/">Android</a> 12 is here, and it looks and feels different. During Tuesday’s I/O 2021 keynote, <a href="https://indianexpress.com/about/google/">Google</a> unveiled a new version of Android with a refreshed look. This is the first time since 2014 Google has tweaked the appearance of the interface, bringing a personalised touch to Android. Available as a public beta,<a href="https://indianexpress.com/article/technology/mobile-tabs/google-i-o-2021-android-12-preview-beta-full-list-of-eligible-devices-xiaomi-oneplus-9-pixel-7320957/"> Android 12</a> includes many more new features, including new privacy options, better performance and battery life. In addition to this, the company announced that soon Android users will be able to use their smartphones as their car keys.  The company in a blog post said that it is working with car manufacturers to develop a new digital car key in Android 12. With this feature, users will be able to lock, unlock and start their cars using their Android smartphones. Google’s latest foray into health care is a web tool that uses artificial intelligence to help people identify skin, hair, or nail conditions. The company previewed the tool at I/O today, and it says it hopes to launch a pilot later this year. People can use their phone’s camera to take three pictures of the problem area — for example, a rash on their arm. They’ll then answer a series of questions about their skin type and other symptoms. The tool then gives a list of possible conditions from a set of 288 that it’s trained to recognize. Lofelt, in <a href="https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/23/22297285/qualcomm-lofelt-haptics-vibration-snapdragon-888-api-software">partnership with Qualcomm</a>, announced that it’s making its VTX haptic framework available to OEMs, with the hope that these manufacturers will start putting better haptics into more Android devices. Qualcomm has announced a new 700-series chipset for mobile devices: the Snapdragon 778G 5G. It will start appearing in premium midrange phones from manufacturers including Motorola, Xiaomi, Realme, Honor, Oppo, and iQOO in the next few months, bringing with it some video capture and AI capabilities borrowed from the Snapdragon 888, the current chipset of choice for flagship Android phones. The company has also made a couple of other announcements today designed to get 5G connectivity into more tech. Spotify is entering the virtual concert business, just as in-person concerts are becoming more of a possibility. The company <a href="https://www.spotify.live/">announced today</a> that people can now buy tickets to five different concert streams, which will air throughout May and June. Initial artists include The Black Keys, Jack Antonoff of Bleachers, and Leon Bridges. The streams all are prerecorded but can only be viewed at a given time through the web browser. The shows aren’t available on demand, and they aren’t accessible through the Spotify app.

May 18, 2021

Google I/O 2021 Highlights, VI free data pack, WhatsApp's new Archive, Free Extended Warranty on Xiaomi Products

Join Steal Deals on Telegram - https://t.me/lateststealdeals or simply search @lateststealdeals on Telegram! SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST  SUBSCRIBE PUNIT TALKS TECH ON YOUTUBE -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoVDLSb6OXp41FiaNkQIjZQ Highlights - Google I/O 2021 Highlights - Google unveiled Android 12 at its opening <a href="https://www.theverge.com/22432922/google-io-2021-rumors-news-announcements">I/O 2021</a> keynote, and now you can try the new update yourself as part of the first public beta. The Android 12 public beta is currently available for Google’s Pixel phones / Google and Samsung announced that they are essentially combining Wear OS — Google’s operating system — and the Tizen-based software platform that has been foundational to Samsung’s wearables for many years. The resulting platform is currently being referred to simply as “Wear,” though that might not be the final name. / Google is introducing a new feature to Google Photos that lets you hide specific pictures so they won’t show up in your photo feed or in other apps. The feature, called Locked Folder, will put whatever sensitive pictures you’d rather not share behind a password.  WABetaInfo <a href="https://wabetainfo.com/whatsapp-beta-for-android-2-21-11-1-whats-new/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">reports</a> that the Facebook-owned messaging app has started rolling out a new feature that will keep all your annoying chats hidden for good. As of now, archived chats can be accessed by scrolling to the bottom of your home screen and it pops on the top as soon as you get a new message in the archived chat. Now, the company is testing a new feature that will keep the archived chats hidden even when you receive a new message. The company has started rolling out a feature called ‘New Archive’ on <a href="https://tech.hindustantimes.com/mobile/news/whatsapp-may-soon-allow-setting-disappearing-messages-for-new-chats-by-default-71621172202596.html">WhatsApp</a> beta for Android 2.21.11.1. This feature will house all your archived chats. It will also mute all the incoming messages that you might get in those chats. India is currently facing the second wave of Covid-19 with many states reeling under the surge in cases. In light of the ongoing situation, <a href="https://tech.hindustantimes.com/mobile/news/redmi-note-8-here-s-what-we-know-about-the-rumoured-2021-model-71621135749605.html">Xiaomi</a> today announced it is extending the warranty of its devices by two months in India due to Covid-19. The warranty extension is applicable on <a href="https://tech.hindustantimes.com/mobile/reviews/xiaomi-mi-11-ultra-review-a-worthy-flagship-phone-71621081337373.html">Xiaomi devices</a> whose warranty is expiring in May or June this year. Vi on Tuesday announced special Covid-19 relief offers for its 60 million low-income subscribers. The offers are aimed at helping customers stay connected during the ongoing wave of the pandemic. As part of the relief offers, Vi will provide ₹49 pack free to low-income customers. The pack features talk time of ₹38 and 100MB data with a validity of 28 days. “As a special gesture, with this one-time offer, VIL will be extending benefits worth up to ₹2,940 Mn to the low-income group users in the country,” said Vi in a release. Additionally, Vi has also launched a new Combo Voucher RC79, offering the benefit of double talk time of ₹128 (64+64) and 200 MB of data with a validity of 28 days, for a limited period

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What is Tech Simplified?: Tech can be complicated; I try to make it easy.

I am a passionate and "professionally curious" expert in consumer technology and video production and I aim to inform and educate people of all ages through my to the point videos. I create videos with "To-The-Point Approach" and focus on each and every individual to educated them even if they don't know much about Tech. You can listen my podcasts and videos for product reviews, step-by-step computer build guides, step-by-step tutorials on how-to, talks about Tech and a variety of other tech-focused projects.
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Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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