Have you ever heard of Android fragmentation? Some consider it to be a nasty habit Google has lost itself into, apparently forgetting the need for integrity every self-respecting OS should have in order to function to full efficiency. Fragmentation issues
For those of you who don’t know what CDMA is, let me explain. CDMA stands for Code division multiple access. This is a technology used by mobile device manufacturers to transmit signal to the device. Just like the GSM band,
All owners of Android smartphones have tasted the bitterness of the poor battery life of these devices, and have struggled to make them last longer, but even so, they hardly cross the 2 days mark. Although smartphone technology has gotten
Remember GroupShot? That magical app which blew our mind few months back. The developers behind GroupShot are back with another app for iPhone, which they call StillShot. StillShot might not be as magical as GroupShot, but it is incredibly useful.
As with Android devices, iPhones and other iOS devices have the same problem: the battery. This aspect of mobile devices has haunted manufacturers even since the early days. And now with all the tech that goes in a smartphone, the
The graphics card of a PC is its heart. Without it, a PC is useless. In a sense, it makes it visible. But graphics cards are always on the move. A few months passing before a new model or series
Apple has been trying its muscles at everything in the tech world by now. Smartphones? Check. Tablets? Present. Apple TV? Of course. You need music? We have the iPod. How about computers? Macs, iMacs and Macbooks are available for purchase.
Summer is almost here. And this year, the summer will be more special in the sense that everyone is looking forward to the event of the year: The Summer Olympics. This summer, the Olympic Games will be hosted in London,
Raju PP is the founder-editor of Technically Personal. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics & Communication, and has previously worked as a Technical Specialist in Banking Software domain.
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