Tech with Nikhil

Nothing Ear (Stick) :  Nothing has launched its third product , the brand’s second pair of earbuds called the Nothing Ear (stick). The new earbuds aren’t exactly like the Nothing Ear (1) and come with a different feature set. If you’re curious about what’s new with the Ear (stick) here’s all you need to know Design, specifications and features The Nothing Ear (stick) comes with a new vertical, cylindrical case that is shaped like lipstick. The body of the case doesn’t have any hinges and lids but instead twists in place to open access to the earbuds. The case charges with USB-C adapters and doesn’t support wireless charging. In comparison, the Nothing Ear (1) had a squarish case that supported wireless charging, but still had a transparent lid that you could see the earbuds through. Coming to the earbuds, we have Nothing’s signature transparent design along with 12.6mm Dynamic drivers, support for AAC and SBC codecs, and a stem design. Nothing claims the Ear (stick) can...

Apple Ipad pro M2 , Ipad and 4k Tv box:  Apple has finally launched the most anticipated iPad pro variants- which will be powered by the new M2 chip along with Apple Pencil (2nd generation). At a starting price of Rs 81,900, the new tablets could be pre-booked now and could be bought from the stores from October 26, 2022. The redesigned iPad comes with an all-screen design featuring a large 10.9-inch Liquid Retina display. The new iPad is powered by Apple's A14 Bionic chip and is available from October 18 in 28 countries. The iPad is available at a starting price of Rs 37,000 for 64GB + Wi-Fi model, whereas the Wi-Fi + Cellular model starts at Rs 46,000. "The A14 Bionic chip delivers power and performance for any activity. Edit a 4K video in iMovie, plan a globe-trotting vacation with friends, or play a graphics-intensive game. With all-day battery life, you can do it all without skipping a beat," Apple said. At the back, the new iPad flaunts a 12MP Wide camer...

Google Chrome is not safe :  Google Chrome, the world's most popular web browser, has been ranked as the most vulnerable web browser in a survey by Atlas VPN that released on Wednesday. The VPN service provider, a part of Nord security, has estimated 303 vulnerabilities reported in this year, while a total of 3,159 cumulative vulnerabilities to date have been discovered in the popular web browser.The figures are based on the information from the VulDB vulnerability database. The report summarises vulnerabilities reported in the database between January 1, 2022 to October 5, 2022. However, the research does not reveal the severity of vulnerabilities; instead, it concentrated on the total number of vulnerabilities (including those with patches). With 117 vulnerabilities, Mozilla’s Firefox browser is place on the second place. As of October 5, Microsoft Edge was said to have 103 vulnerabilities, which is 61% higher than the previous year. Since its release, it has had 806 ...

Pixel 7 and 7 Pro :  The newly unveiled Pixel 7 duo brings the total of new phones for 2022 to just three (the other being the 6a). That’s fewer phones than even Apple. Google Pixel 7 Pro The Pixel 7 Pro is the best phone from Google for the next 12 months or so and it has the makings of a true flagship: a sharp, high refresh rate display, a big camera sensor, the wide/ultra wide/tele lens combo, a distinctive look, security features and promises of long software support.That said, the differences from last year’s Pro are not that many. It all rides on the new Tensor G2 chipset and the revamped telephoto camera. Let’s look at the chipset first. It is fabbed as Samsung’s 4nm process, not well-loved but still an improvement over the 5nm node used for the original chip. The CPU is the same – 2x Cortex-X1 + 2x A76 and 4x A55, though with a mild bump in clock speed. The GPU is more interesting, a Mali-G710 MC10, which promises a performance and efficiency increase over the G...

5G launch :  India is gearing up for the launch of 5G services. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be officially launching the 5G services on October 1, although the general availability is likely to take a few more weeks. The international airport at Delhi Airport Terminal 3 will be the first 5G-ready airport in India. Delhi Airport has also said that 5G services would be available across the country beginning October 1, as has been predicted in recent weeks.Without specifying which telecom operator's 5G network would be available at the Terminal, the airport authorities has stated that anyone with a 5G-enabled phone will be able to access speedier network services across Terminal 3 to begin the process. The Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) has issued an official statement stating that travellers travelling from Terminal 3 at Delhi Airport will soon be able to utilise the 5G network. According to the government, the 5G network would provide 20 times the data speed...