Living with the iPhone 6s 

Apple's "S" iPhones dependably appear to be exhausting at first. It's anything but difficult to get got up to speed with the way that they have a striking resemblance while all the genuine changes are to some degree imperceptible. 

My Devices

This year feels distinctive however. 

At this point, we're utilized to Apple's cycle of changing the outline of the iPhone each other year, and there have been couple of protestations from the standard crowd of tech savants reprimanding Apple for essentially repeating on a year ago's iPhone. 

I feel that is on account of the new iPhone 6S has more huge new components than whatever other "S" telephone. It's quicker. Both cameras are a considerable measure better. You can take lovable energized photographs. Furthermore, in particular, the screen is  delicate, which opens up a completely new layer of control for your applications. 

It additionally comes in pink if that is your thing. 

I've been utilizing the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus for almost a month 

now, and it's almost difficult to discover anything to gripe about. 

The 6S begins at $649 and the 6S Plus begins at $749. It's been eight years since the main iPhone propelled, and nobody can beat it. Basically, it's the best telephone you can purchase in the market right now.

iOS 10

Being a developer, I got the iOS 10 beta and its working pretty well on the new 6s. The iOS 10 hasn't changed the iPhone layout much but I'll talk about that in another blog.

Camera

Both cameras on the iPhone got decent helps this year. The back confronting camera now shoots at 12 megapixels, up from eight, and the front camera shoots at five megapixels, up from 1.2 megapixels. 

I'm not a photography master, so bring my sentiment with a grain of salt. The photographs do look incredible, and I envision the camera will be ideal for a great many people. Be that as it may, I don't see an uncommon change over a year ago. That is not a terrible thing by any stretch of the imagination.

The camera additionally shoots video at a higher determination called 4K. The element is off as a matter of course, however it's pleasant to switch on in the event that you need to take crisper video. I envision typical HD video will be fine for a great many people however. Additionally, 4K takes up just about 400MB every moment of video, which could be an issue on the off chance that you don't have a great deal of capacity on your gadget. (More on that later.) 


There is an observable change with the front-confronting camera however. Furthermore, if that wasn't already enough, the screen serves as a glimmer for the front camera, so every one of those selfies you take in dull bars will really turn out.

Here are some shots I took:

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3D Touch

There are three executioner highlights everybody needs to think about, so I'll tackle them one by one beginning with 3D Touch, the new innovation prepared into the iPhone's screen that can identify how hard you push down. 

3D Touch is in its initial days and most engineers haven't incorporated it with their applications yet, so it's difficult to assess. In any case, in view of what I've seen from Apple's preinstalled applications and others like Instagram, I believe we're going to see a great deal of perfect things in the coming months. 

On the home screen, doing a hard-push on a symbol raises a menu of normal activities for that specific application. For instance, the camera application gives you the alternative to shoot a selfie, record a video, or snap an ordinary photograph. It's a slick trap that spares you a little time.

However, the greatest advantage of 3D Touch is inside applications. Joins and other substance like photographs let you review them without taking you into another screen or application. For instance, on the off chance that somebody sends you a web join in an instant message, you can press hard on it to get a sneak peak of the page without leaving the Messages application. Squeezing somewhat harder will dispatch the full page in the Safari program. (Apple calls this capacity "peak and pop.") 

I observed 3D Touch to be the most valuable in Mail. I get several messages a day, which for somebody as butt-centric me is a genuine torment. A large portion of them are superfluous and go straight to the garbage, and I invest an inept measure of energy keeping my inbox slick and clean. 3D Touch made it a great deal simpler. I could rapidly look at the substance of an email and swipe it away to the waste in the event that I didn't require it. Furthermore, on the uncommon event I got an email worth perusing and reacting to, I could push down somewhat harder to see the full email and after that answer. 

The main thing keeping 3D Touch down is its absence of backing by most outsider applications. What's more, numerous that do bolster it now, similar to Twitter, just included constrained choices from the home screen symbol. There's constrained or no backing inside the application. 

Generally, when Apple includes another equipment highlight this way, it can set aside some time for engineers to completely bolster it, so don't anticipate that 3D Touch will be pervasive for at any rate one more year. (There are still a lot of applications that don't bolster the bigger screens on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, for instance.)

Additional Stuff

Most of the other new features in the iPhone 6s are invisible. It now has more RAM and a zippy processor, so overall performance will be smoother.

Battery life is also the same. Even though the battery is technically smaller than the one in the iPhone 6, it lasts just as long, which is still a problem for heavy users. I was able to make it through a full day, but I would’ve liked to see Apple improve battery life instead of keeping it the same.

Touch ID, the unique finger impression sensor in the home catch, is additionally new. It's a great deal speedier at this point. Truth be told, it's too quick. 

Since Apple presented Touch ID two years back, I've gotten to be accustomed to opening my telephone by squeezing the home catch and leaving my finger there for another beat so Touch ID would take me to my home screen. The overhauled Touch ID sensor is so great however that I don't have to hold up another beat. It opens the telephone nearly when the screen illuminates. Unexpectedly, there have been a couple of protestations that Touch ID is too great since it doesn't give you enough time to peruse notices that hit your lock screen. I don't believe that is a major ordeal however. Well iOS 10 has an answer two this utilizing which u need to twofold press the home catch or utilize the ascent and wake highlight.

So should you get it?

The iPhone 6s is the best telephone you can purchase. 

So yes, in case you're prepared for another telephone, this ought to be your first decision. I don't believe it's a sufficiently major bounce forward in case you're as of now utilizing an iPhone 6. You'll be fine for one more year. In any case, in case you're utilizing an iPhone 5s or something more seasoned, then you should redesign.

Apples most personal device yet- The Apple Watch

The Apple Watch

The Apple Watch is an extraordinarily small and personal    device. It is designed to participate in nearly every moment of your day, but almost never directly interact with anyone else. It knows when you’re wearing it. You can talk to it. You can poke it — and it can poke back.

Every so often, the Apple Watch thinks about your heartbeat.

But the Apple Watch is also an enormous device. It’s the first entirely new Apple product in five years, and the first Apple product developed after the death of Steve Jobs. It’s full of new hardware, new software, and entirely new ideas about how the worlds of fashion and technology should intersect.

It’s also the first smartwatch that might legitimately become a mainstream product, even as competitors flood the market. Apple has the marketing prowess, the retail store network, and the sheer determination to actually make this thing happen.

Apples New Face the 6 and the 6 plus

The iPhone 6 and 6 plus

Samsung, HTC, and others have been making big phones , and they have years of iteration and millions of sales to show for it. This is Cupertino’s steepest climb yet: can it leapfrog the entrenched competition and prove that Apple can do better?

The 6 plus has a big job to do........

Lets take a look at some specs.....

The OnePlus One

The OnePlus One

The OnePlus One is a 'no compromise' Snapdragon-801-powered smartphone running the Cyanogen 11S operating system based on Android 4.4. Priced at $299 and $349 for the 16GB and 64GB models, respectively. The handset boasts a 5.5 inch full HD display and a 13MP rear camera with a 6-lens arrangement providing f/2.0 aperture to support low lighting image capture.This flagship killer has changed the complete view of market. It has specs of a samsung GS6 priced at $249.This complete Phablet had a sandstone back which gives it a rugged feel which is pretty good.This phone is totally recommended as it will save you a lot of money and help get you one of the best phones........

The LG G4

The LG G4

LG's new flagship killer hone the G4, Wrapped in leather has totally changed the game of phones in the market....
Visually, the G4 isn't a stark departure from last year's G3. It has a 5.5-inch, 2560 x 1440 pixel (that's QHD) display, volume buttons and power key on the back, and has roughly the same dimensions as last year's phone (which means it's compact, but just slightly too big for me to use in one hand). The G4 has a slight curve to it, but it's not as drastically bent as LG's G Flex 2. The curve is subtle enough that most people won't notice it, but LG claims it makes the display 20 percent less likely to break on impact than the fully flat G3.

The G4's screen is totally impressive...
Though the G4's display has the same size and resolution as last year's phone, LG is touting a number of new technologies that supposedly make it the best display on any smartphone yet. The G4 has what LG is calling a "Quantum IPS" panel with the same color accuracy rating as displays used for color grading movies. It's 25 percent brighter with 50 percent better contrast and 20 percent better color accuracy. LG also says it's 11 percent more power efficient than the G3's screen. In person, it's certainly an impressive display, especially when compared side by side with other smartphones, but it's hard to say how much better it actually is in the real world.



The Camera...
The G4's camera is also upgraded over the G3, with a new 16-megapixel sensor, brighter f/1.8 lens, and improved image stabilization. It has the same laser autofocus system as before, but it also adds a new "color spectrum sensor" that promises more accurate color and white balance in difficult lighting conditions. LG also revamped its camera app for the G4 with extensive manual controls, including shutter speed, white balance, ISO, and RAW image capture.

Some Specs...

Other highlight specs include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, a 3,000mAh removable battery (but no Qualcomm QuickCharge support or built-in wireless charging), and a Micro SD card slot. LG also says that the GPS navigation and location services on the G4 are twice as accurate as other phones.

For software, the G4 is running Android 5.1 Lollipop with LG's custom interface. Like Samsung, LG says it has removed a lot of superfluous apps this year, and that most versions of the G4 will only ship with Google Chrome instead of two browsers. (Though the demo devices we saw ahead of today's announcement had both Chrome and LG's browser installed.) The G4 comes with 100GB of free Google Drive storage space for two years, and the native gallery, music, and file explorer apps have Drive integrated into them.

The Clash of Phones...

LG says it will be launching the G4 on all of the major carriers in the US around the end of May or early June. The company wouldn't specify pricing (or how much more those fancy leather backs might cost), but it's likely the G4 will cost about the same as the G3.

Samsung's Galaxy S6 threw down the gauntlet earlier this year and staked its claim as the best Android phone ever made. LG is making many of the same claims with the G4, but it remains to be seen whether or not it will be able to compete with the best of the best.