The YouTube Go app was announced last year, and it hit the Google Play Store in 2018. YouTube Go is a toned-down version of YouTube. It is lightweight, intuitive, and powerful. It has been designed for entry-level Android devices. Users who own an expensive smartphone can also use this application. When users run the app … Read more
Although the internet gives you access to 1000s of educational sites, you won’t find a famous novel anywhere on the web. For example, you won’t find J.K Rowling’s Harry Potter book chapters on Wikipedia or other websites. To read novels or stories, you must buy the book from an online or offline bookstore. Should you buy … Read more
Reverse image search engines accept images as input instead of text. They come in handy when you come across something cool and don’t know what it is. For example, you watch an interesting video on YouTube or Netflix, and you want to know the name of the singer/dancer in the background. You spot a beautiful … Read more
UC and Chrome are two of the most popular browsers in the world. According to the Google Play Store, Chrome has 1+ billion active users. UC has 500 Mn users. Both browsers are based on the open-source Chromium browser. Most users of UC are from developing countries where internet speed is not good. You’ll find … Read more
Yesterday, Google published the beta version of its upcoming app called Files Go, aka Files by Google on the Play Store. GFG is an Android utility app with which you can share and manage files. Google Files Go lacks advertisements, in-app purchases, and it boasts an intuitive interface. The application requires 10 megabytes of storage space, … Read more
Teachers and tutors have to manage and keep an eye on the activities of many students at a time. They’ve to check tons of papers, prepare the timetable, create progress reports, encourage students, etc. As tutors and teachers play an essential role in shaping the lives of children, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that … Read more
