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In this article, you will get to know top 14 Best Smartphones in 2020 You Need to Know. These smartphones will play an important role in all over the  world. So, Smartphone have a long way because as you all know that in the past people were using small-screen smartphone and it didn't have wifi etc. If we see now days technology is improving rapidly and especially in 2020. We will have a very attractive and faster smartphones which will be too expensive for the one who wants to buy that. In 2020, we will have and see unique and advanced design smartphones with improved software and best processor and also folding phones. Till 2020 smartphones will be released and hope so that 5g network will be released then smartphone will work faster. So it's time to introduce with you the best smartphones in  2020. 1. OnePlus 8 Pro OnePlus has shifted itself from budget manufacture to competing with top-tier brands. The advantage that OnePlus holds is that it still offers better value for mo

  O n December. 31, BlueDot, a Toronto-based Company that uses artificial intelligence to track the spread of infection diseases, alerted it's customers about a cluster of unusual pneumonia cases in Wuhan, China. Nine days later, the World Health Organization confirmed the discovery of a novel Coronavirus, later named COVID-19 , in Wuhan.  Today, COVID-19 is a pandemic that has spread to 180 countries, claimed more than 83,000 lives, and Triggered a near global lockdown. And for the moment, the best solution to contain the spread of the virus is to improve personal hygiene and exercise social distancing.  In the meantime, politicians, scientist, and researchers are teaming up to find systematic ways to fight the virus and care for patients. And they'r getting some much-needed help from artificial intelligence. Bengaluru: Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping doctors, researchers and government fight the COVID-19 pandemic, technology giants said while discussing solutions

Ask   almost  anyone you know and they’ll probably agree: all good controllers have at least one button. Who might disagree with that? No one you should trust — plus the several manufacturers, including well-known brands like Anker and HyperX, that have started making controllers for your phone that don’t have any buttons at all. These strange new gadgets won’t make controlling games via on-screen controls any easier, though they’re not completely pointless for people who play  PUBG  and some other mobile hits that don’t have official controller support. They’re mostly power banks with controller grips attached Anker’s PowerCore Play 6K controller is essentially  a $36 6,700mAh power bank  that’s molded into the shape of a controller grip. Look all you want and you won’t find a single button. But Anker, having gotten its start making affordable power banks, leans in on the battery side of things, so you don’t have to worry about running low while you game. That 6,700mAh of extra juice

Think you do enough to secure your passwords, browsing, and networking? Prove it. Not all computer security is about tin foil hats and anonymous browsing. Everyone who uses a computer has a horse in the security race. For the purpose of this post, we're breaking down online security into four essential parts: passwords, browsers, at-home Wi-Fi and networking, and browsing on public Wi-Fi. Within those categories we'll give you a checklist of everything you should do, from the bare minimum to the tin-foil-hat best.Think you've done your due diligence with your security? Jump to any of the four sections below to see how you stack up (and boost your security where you may be lacking): Password Security Checklist Browser Security Checklist Home Network Security Checklist Public Wi-Fi Security Checklist Password Security Checklist Password security has been  popping up   a lot   in the news  recently, but how much you should care is entirely dependent on

Windows offers a setting named Dark Mode that applies a dark theme to apps you get from the Windows Store. It doesn’t affect most desktop apps, or tools like File Explorer, but we’ve got some other solutions for those. Here’s how to get your whole desktop (or as much as possible) looking dark. Enable Dark Mode for Windows 10 Settings and Apps To enable Dark Mode, head to Settings > Personalization > Colors. Scroll down and select the “Dark” option under the “Choose your app mode” section. The Settings application itself immediately turns dark, as will many other “Universal Windows Platform” applications (those you get from the Windows Store). However, it’s up to each developer to support Dark Mode, and many do not. And, as we mentioned before, this option doesn’t affect most desktop applications, including Windows 10’s File Explorer. Those remain white. A few desktop applications, including Paint.NET, do respect this setting—but most don’t. Enable Dark Mode in M

A Recovery Drive lets you boot your system and easily access a number of recovery and troubleshooting tools to revive a failing Windows 10 system. If you haven't done so yet, you need to create a Windows 10 Recovery Drive. That way, you'll be prepared should you encounter a problem with your Windows 10 installation. In Windows 10, you can create a Recovery Drive on a USB flash drive as well as on an optical disc. While both procedures produce the same recovery tool, they are created from different user interfaces. The USB flash drive version is created using a stand-alone tool; the optical disc is created from the Backup And Restore (Windows 7) user interface. Why Microsoft didn't unify the process under one roof, I don't know. In this article, I'll show you both ways to create a Windows 10 Recovery Drive. Caveat Regardless of whether you are creating a Recovery Drive on a USB flash drive or on an optical disc, it is important to remember that a Recovery Dri