Wednesday, 1 June 2016

Want to know how fast OPPO R9





OPPO R9 –


#Selfies are inevitable, not ever since our smartphones had front-facing cameras that just get better and better.

OPPO’s latest smartphone which was launched in Australia about a couple of weeks ago, the OPPO R9, will not disappoint you if you take lots of selfies with your phone. Thanks to its 16 Megapixel Front-facing camera, your selfies will be taken to the next level of quality.

Sure, the unusually large Megapixel count will not matter if the R9 uses low quality camera lens. Thankfully, it doesn’t. Combined with OPPO ISOCELL technology that reduces interference between pixels that reduces noise and adds clarity to the selfies you take, you’ll take great selfies in no time.

2-way Audio Security Camera – Review

NETGEAR Arlo Q  –

The NETGEAR Arlo Wire-Free I reviewed before at Craving Tech was a wireless HD security camera done right. It’s weatherproof, has a night-vision, and best of all, can be set anywhere you like – indoor or outdoor without constraints.

However, constantly monitoring a premise that has lots of movements (even if you have scheduled it) is not always a viable solution. Batteries get drain rather fast as it has to constantly turn itself on to record.

The new Arlo Q by NETGEAR is a wired/powered solution, meaning it can afford to constantly record 24/7 with better resolution and other features compared to the wireless Arlo.

No longer you need to remember your grocery list entries, Google does it for you


#GoogleKeep now previews links, dodges duplicates & autocompletes grocery lists. Just in time for summer BBQs & more!


In the years since Google launched Keep, its note taking app/service has continued to slowly add new features, and today it's rolling out a couple of new tricks. The Keep website has a lightly refreshed design that looks similar to the new Google+ web layout, while across platforms (Chrome extension, Android and iOS) it's now able to show previews for links to websites with a picture, the page title and domain. It has a new autocomplete feature that only works on lists so far, and it can also detect duplicates as soon as they're entered. They're not huge changes, but they should make staying organized a little easier, or at least prettier.

Source: Google+ @Google Docs