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NVIDIA, a graphic controller giant in PC sector has announced GeForce NOW couple of years ago, GeForce NOW allows users to stream/play games from NVIDIA server onto personal computers by allowing intense gaming to run and provide experience in moderate hardware component assembly. From past few years the computer client is running very well in gaming space by providing intense gaming experience. Recently NVIDIA announced they are going to launch GeForce NOW mobile client for the Android users to play PC games on to go. Now NVIDIA GeForce NOW application is available for Android users. NVIDIA GeForce NOW is almost similar to Google's Stadia and Apple Arcade, however It differs in it's own way. Both the services have similar model, providing cloud based gaming services to it's users. NVIDIA is powered by RTX Cards while Stadia powdered by custom AMD chips. The major difference is how you get the games. NVIDIA GeForce NOW links to major gaming providers like Steam and

In the past couple of years, first person games have come a long way. The Battle Royal Genre have risen it's popularity with games like PUBG and Fortnite. To compete with the trend, even smartphone makers have created new genre of smartphones focusing mobile gamer, few marked mobiles in recent times are Asus ROG II (by Asus), Razer Phone 2 (by Razer), and Black Shark 2 Pro(by Xiaomi) and so on. COD (Call of Duty), one of the most popular first person shooter franchises has just released its first ever smartphone game for Android users globally by partnering with two other mobile gaming giants Tencent Games and Activision in developing COD: Mobile COD:Mobile brings multiplayer mode including free-for-all, Team Deathmatch, Hardpoint, Domination, Frontline and Battle Royal and Classic Maps. Many players of the COD games will recognize various maps, weapons and players making it sure way to attract new players to mobile FPS games or even those who already playing PUBG M

Search Giant Google in its mobile application service has added "Try Now" feature to games for the user to play a demo game before installing it on the device with the help of Google Play Instance Most of us know about the sandbox, and it's usage in any device. Let me discuss the basic idea about sandbox for those who have not come across this till now. Sandbox is virtual space where user can run the software without installing it in the system. Google Play Service came with instant apps for a while now, which allows users to try games without installing it in the device, adding to it Google came up new button "Try Now" for few paid applications, which is available at the left side of install/buy button. Clicking the button will take you to the launching page of the demo version which will take around 10MB of size, it will prompt the user to purchase the product once it's over, so you can play a snippet of the game before you downlo

Most of the models, fashion and interior designers post their designs in Instagram after Pinterest. As a followers, we are fond of them and have a desire to be like them and make our interior work as of their designs, but we can't download them for reference, we can only save the post in the Instagram. To access them we again need internet at that point of time, because there is no offline option. There are few third-party applications that can help you to download that media by giving the access permission like: location access, contact access, storage access and lot more. Many of us have concerns about our data security and have issues for mobile application storage problem. So, here is a solution for everyone who needs to download media from Instagram without using third-party applications. Follow the below steps to know the process: Step 1: Select the media which you need to download from Instagram and copy the link of that media. Step 2: Open

We all search for various sites to optimize  the size of an image based on the context, the reason might be either personal purpose or commercial purpose one way or other we all search for the third-party sites or applications that helps us to optimize the size, and in few cases there will be trust issues with the third-party, especially when it is an commercial work. To overcome that, Google Chrome Labs came up with an solution called Squoosh,  a browser based image optimizer. It helps web developers to optimize their web pages by downsize, compress, reformat images. Squoosh's top priority is speed. It supports various of web formats like WebP, MozJPEG and PNG as well, it allows you to make your images website ready. It also helps you to do comparison with original file. This web application can work in offline and can perform all of its work. As by Google, Squoosh offers consistent and smooth UI/UX even when it works on conversion. Squoosh is available for a

Google is testing a new Explore feature on it's Android Chrome application. Good news is that you can test it by yourself without installing  Chrome Beta   or  Chrome Canary    The feature introduces a new layout whenever a new tab is opened, which will help you explore articles and sites based on your interest and browsing history. Launch Chrome application in Android then type  chrome://flags/  and search  Explore websites. It will be in default , change it to enable and relaunch the application. Then if you open a new tab you will able to see the modified UI as shown below, the articles will be based on your recent search results and browsing history.  

Nearly Everything starts on the internet starts with DNS request. DNS is the Internet's directory. Click on the link, open app, and send an email the first thing your device does is ask the directory. Introducing 1.1.1.1 - you are two minutes away from browsing a faster, more private internet. 1.1.1.1   is a partnership between Cloudflare and APNIC. Cloudflare runs one of the world's largest and fastest networks. APNIC is a non-profit organisation managing IP address allocation for the Asia Pacific and Oceania regions. Cloudflare has the network and APNIC has the IP address (1.1.1.1) both of the companies were motivated by a mission to help build a better internet.  Faster than anything else: 28% faster in fact. Average ISP takes 68.23ms Google Public DNS takes 33.85ms CISCO Open DNS takes 19.85ms 1.1.1.1 takes 10.95ms Privacy First - Guaranteed  1.1.1.1 will never use your data to target ads  (as mentioned in public domain of 1.1.1.1