Instagram, owned by Facebook, is one of the largest social media platforms with millions of users across the globe. There is a library of videos that can be useful as well as innovative to keep them forever with you. Though the social media giant allows you to save the video in the application natively, the feature somewhat works like a bookmark and the video cannot be viewed offline. But, there are ways by which users can not only download these videos but also see them within the iPhone’s camera roll. Here is how you can do it.As the default iOS browser does not allow you to save video files, we will be using a third-party application to accomplish it (Documents by Readdle). Before starting the process make sure you copy the link to the video you want to download. You can copy the link of the video by opening it in any browser or by hitting the three dots button next to the video and clicking on the copy link. Step 1 – Head to App Store and download, Documents by Readdle.Step 2 – Open the software and head to the compass icon on the lower right corner to open the browser.Read Also: How to download Twitter videos on a PC or a smartphone?Step 3 – Within the browser head to Savefrom.net.Step 4 – Paste the Instagram video link which was asked before starting this procedure.Step 5 – A list of options will open asking you the quality of video you want to download.Step 6 – Press download and the download procedure should start. Step 7 – In the application itself tap on the folder icon in the lower-left corner naming ”Downloads”Step 8 – Once the download is finished press the three dots next to the video and select the copy or move option from the list.Step 9 – Tap the “Photos” folder and the application will ask for permission. Accept it.Read Also: How to download Facebook Videos on Android, iOS, or PC?Once followed properly you can now see the downloaded video on your camera roll from where you can share and edit the video easily. We advise taking permission from the creator before posting the same somewhere else.
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The Chinese smartphone company Motorola today announced the launch of the mid-range budget smartphone- Moto E40 in India. The device operates on Android 11 and is powered by Unisoc T700 octa-core SoC. The phone includes a triple rear camera set up and also bears a 90Hz display. The handset packs a 5,000mAh battery and comes with 10W charging support.
Moto E40 technical specifications
Moto E40 features a 6.5-inch HD+ Max Vision HD+ display along with 1,600×720 pixels of resolution. The screen comes with 90Hz refresh rate support and offers a 20:9 aspect ratio. The smartphone is powered by an octa-core Unisoc T700 processor paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. The internal storage can be expanded using a microSD card to up to 1TB. Moto E40 ships with Android 11 and includes a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor. In terms of rear and front optics, the phone will come with a triple rear camera set up that includes a 48 MP main sensor with f/1.79 aperture, 2MP macro and another 2MP depth sensor. For selfies, it sports an 8MP front-facing camera that comes with an f/2.0 aperture.In addition to this, the device will pack a 5,000mAh battery along with a 10W charger that is claimed to deliver 76 hours of music playback, 14 hours of video playback and 10 hours of web browsing. In terms of connectivity features, there is 4G LTE, Bluetooth v5.0, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g, GPS/ A-GPS and USB Type C port for charging available on the Moto E40. While the sensors on the phone include a proximity sensor, accelerometer and ambient light. Moto E40 comes with IP52 certification for water and dust resistance, too.
Emojis were popular when they were called emoticons back in the day and were mostly used on email or forums websites to make the text interesting. There were platforms like MSN, Yahoo and Google, which supported emoticons at that time. In SMS people used simple symbols that look like emoticons to express their words better. A lot has changed from then to now. Now, almost all websites and smartphones support emoticons. These emoji are a much easier and fun way to express words, in the context of how we stay connected with our family and friends on social media. We can figure out emojis have a long history and are a universal way to express instant visual communication. This guide will tell you how to use them properly.
When was the first Emoji Created?
The concept of the first Emoji or Emoticon at the time was put into use in 1982 by computer engineer Scott Fahlman. He suggested text-based symbols such as 🙂 and 🙁 could be used to replace language. The concept, later on, became mainstream in the early-mid 1990s when the internet explosion started across continents.
What is an Emoji?
The second question that arises is what is an emoji? An emoji or also known as an emoticon is a modern way to express emotion, object, or symbol. All the communication applications nowadays from social media apps such as Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter, and Snapchat offer a large library of emojis to choose from. The keyboard of both Android and iOS devices have built-in emoticon libraries in them ranging from recent, animals/creatures, food, sports/activities and more. Does finding a perfect emoji from such a huge variety seem difficult? Worry not, nowadays keyboards have built-in search features to search emoji for how you are feeling. For instance, type “happy” on the search bar and all the emoticons relative to happy will pop on your screen. Users can also try to go old school by using symbols as emoticons for example typing- :), which is a smiling face symbol. Many applications understand these symbols and convert them to emojis automatically for your convenience.Read Also: World Emoji Day: Apple shows new Emojis that are coming
How to use them properly?
Now we know all about emojis, the second question is how to use them.
The first rule is to understand your emojis better as the emoticon comes with no usage guide. Use emojipedia. It is a quick guide explaining to you the real meaning of all the emoticons. Search from different categories or lookout for an object in the search bar.
Know if there is some other meaning of a particular emoticon. Remember the praying hands? Those are actually two people giving each other high-fives. And now even after you know the true meaning of the emoji the other meaning remains constant for what has been used in social media, so use it wisely
Emojis are ok to use in professional terms, but only sometimes. You can use a smiling face at the end of a line to show your colleagues that your tone is friendly. On the other hand, using a smiling emoji at the end of a statement may seem harsh or taunt in professional terms. It’s always better to know your emotions before you use them.
The last rule is to know how to frame a sentence using an emoticon. You can say that the modern emojis are the next generation exclamation mark or full-stop. Always use emojis at the end of any sentence. These should tell exactly what you mean and if for instance two or three emoticons are used, they should have a connection with each other.
Festivals especially in India are very colourful and a season of joy among everyone. When the festive season is on, everyone in the country starts to decorate their homes with beautiful lights and diyas. A smart light offers complete control over the lighting setup and can be controlled easily via your smartphone using an app. Though there are many options in the market to choose from, here are some top picks by us to brighten up your festive season.
Wipro 12 Watt smart LED bulb
From 16 million colours to choose from, Wipro 12 watt smart LED bulbs can be controlled via the Wipro Next Smart Home app that’s available both on Android and iOS. Users can set 3 levels of brightness: warm white, neutral white and cool white apart from the RGB colours for making this bulb look completely normal, traditional and ideal for day to day use. There are presets available for the bulb such as party, reading, night, meeting, and leisure making the setup hassle-free. Set a timer for your smart bulb to switch on and power down automatically. The Wipro 12 Watt smart LED bulb supports voice commands from both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.Buy Here
Wipro DS22000 20 Watt LED Light
Another great product by Wipro. Similar to its bulb version, the Tubelight supports 16 million colours with the normal light being the natural white. There are presets available in the Wipro Next Smart Home app with which the users can set the decoration for their home according to their taste. Similarly, you can schedule the timer for switching on/off directly from your smartphone. The smart light accepts the commands from both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.Buy Here
EcoEarth 9W neo
If there is a false ceiling on your home this smart light will be the best consideration. Replace your traditional lighting setup with EcoEarth 9W new. The light supports up to 16 million colours and can be tuned to normal white with shades of white for day to day usage. Schedule the timer for each room with a different RGB set and make the interior of the house look cool. The smart light supports compatibility with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant as well.Buy HereRead Also: Top LED smart bulbs in India and why you should buy them?
GOHIGH Smart LED Strip Lights
Unlike traditional bulbs or lights, these are LED strips offered by GOHigh. These LEDs are completely waterproof making them ideal for both indoors and outdoors. In the pack, you get a 5m/16.4ft LED strip along with an instruction manual on how to set them up via your smartphone. The Strip lights support 16 million RGB colours to choose from and also the lights are dimmable making them ideal for Bedroom, Kitchen, TV, Party, Gaming and outdoor decorations. They also support music sync and can be scheduled according to your will via the smartphone application. For voice control features the LED strip supports both Amazon Alexa and Google assistant.Buy Here
Mi LED 10 Watt smart bulb
Mi LED 10 Watt smart bulb is a stand-alone device without needing a hub to function. The smart bulb supports 16 million hues of colours with a peak brightness of 800 lumens. The device can be easily set up via the Mi Home application which offers a wide variety of settings to choose from. The company claims it can last for 11 years if used properly. The Mi LED bulb is compatible with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa or one can use the Mi Home application to control the bulb. Features include controlling the brightness of the bulb, scheduling power and selecting colours from a wide palette of colours.Buy Here
SYSKA 9 watts smart LED BULB
The smart bulb supports both Android( Android 4.3) and iPhone(iOS6 and above) for connectivity. The 9-watt Syska smart bulb is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant as well. There is a large variety to offer with up to 16 million RGB colours supported by the Syska application natively. Users can set time according to the time of the day they want the bulb to be switched on or off for their ease and convenience. The company also allows you to make groups in the application so that other family members can control the bulb as well.Buy HereRead Also: How to choose the right LED bulb?
PHILIPS Wiz Smart WI-Fi B22
The smart bulb is WiZ certified and can only function with Wiz certified applications or devices. Philips 9 Watt smart LED bulb is an affordable option to choose from for changing the ambience of your home. Other than the WiZ application it can also be controlled via Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri. In the WiZ application users can schedule timers for the bulb with 16 million colours to choose from. It also allows using cool and warm tones for day to day usage.Buy Here
These are some smart bulbs and lights you can consider buying, to fill your home with colours and joy in this festive season.
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Nokia C20 Plus is the latest Android Go smartphone by HMD Global in India. Priced from Rs 8,999, the device goes against offerings from Xiaomi and Samsung, which are already doing very well in the market. Read our Nokia C20 Plus review to know about the smartphone’s pros and cons:
Nokia C20 Plus review: Design and Display
The look and aesthetics of the Nokia C20 Plus smartphone are very simple and basic. The back panel of the device is textured and it houses a circular camera module, an LED flash, Nokia brand, and also the speaker. We should mention that the position of the speaker wasn’t the best possible one, and each time we tuned in to Spotify, we had to keep the phone upside down to listen to the music. The right edge of the handset is where the Power and the Volume Rocker keys are and the left edge has the SIM tray on it.
The 3.5mm headphone jack is on the top and the MicroUSB port and the microphone is at the bottom. At this day and age, a MicroUSB port seems obsolete. On the upsides, the body of the Nokia C20 Plus seems very sturdy and the one-handed usage was easy while using the handset. With the matte finish, the device doesn’t really attract too many fingerprints, and that’s also a plus.
It is worth mentioning that the device does not have any fingerprint lock, so you get to choose between a face unlock or a PIN/Passcode. We took a preference for the latter, as the face unlock worked inconsistently.
The front panel of the smartphone is dominated by its 6.5-inch HD+ display that is outlined by not-so-thin bezels and an even thicker chin that has Nokia branding on it. There is a waterdrop-shaped notch on the center top of the screen that houses the selfie camera of the device, and the earpiece is placed right above it. The display of the Nokia C20 Plus only managed to do a decent job.
The colours projected seemed slightly dull and we noticed some distortion around the app icons. The text and images were also not as sharp as we have seen in most other smartphones of the same range. While the brightness levels were good, the sunlight readability and viewing angles could be better.
Overall, the design of the smartphone is decent and its built is sturdy. There are a few things like the microUSB port that we couldn’t see the point of, but still most things seem fine. The display experience could be much better though.
Nokia C20 Plus review: Performance and Cameras
Before we begin talking about the performance of Nokia C20 Plus, let’s take a look at its specifications. The smartphone is powered by the 1.6GHz Unisoc SC9863a processor clubbed with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of onboard storage. The device runs Android Go baked on Android 11, which means that you will get a leaner version of the software. On the upside though, the phone has Google‘s Go suite of apps that take up way lesser space than the regular counterparts. Nokia C20 Plus houses a 4,950mAh battery and 8MP+2MP rear cameras along with a 5MP selfie snapper.
As far as the software of Nokia C20 Plus goes, we were expecting it to be cleaner. While the abovementioned Google Go apps are definitely a plus, the device is loaded with a number of other pre-installed apps including Moj, MXTakaTak, Simple Soulful, Dancing Road, Color Hop 3D, Snapchat, Solitaire, etc, and even some regular Google apps like Gmail. Having so many apps on the board is never pleasant. The only upside is that most of these can be uninstalled.
Coming to the performance of Nokia C20 Plus smartphone, it can only be termed as satisfactory. Although the handset comes with 3GB of RAM, it did not run very smoothly. Even in daily tasks like opening multiple tabs of Chrome, or switching between multiple apps, the smartphone didn’t do a job as good as we expected it to. We understand it’s a budget device, but even those do a good job in basic everyday tasks. We aren’t referring to functions like navigation here or gaming when we talk about daily tasks.
Google Go apps did a better job, but then, they don’t have as many features as the regular versions of the same apps. While this isn’t a downside in any way and they belong to a different suite for a reason, we consider it important to mention.
We also tried to play games on the smartphone, and we suggest you stick to lighter ones like Alto’s Odyssey and avoid heavier ones like Asphalt 8. The battery life of the device usually lasts a day and a half with basic everyday tasks like talking on the phone, browsing Instagram Lite or the internet, or listening to a little bit of music. Add a function like gaming or navigation, and the number of hours comes down. But then, even if it’s lasting an entire day without the need of being charged again, we consider it to be neat.
Finally, let’s talk about the cameras of Nokia C20 Plus. The smartphone comes with an 8MP primary lens and a 2MP depth sensor. The camera app of the device is very straightforward, and one doesn’t have to look too much for any function. The images taken in daylight turned out average, but some shots seemed overexposed.
We weren’t too elated about the level of details in the images too. The quality only decreased in dimly lit areas. The 5MP selfie camera of the device also only did an average to decent job. Some images turned out satisfactory, while others had quality issues.
Verdict
Nothing about Nokia C20 Plus would leave you amazed. It’s a basic budget smartphone and most of its features do an average job. We think that had the device been priced a little lesser, it could have been called a good buy for people upgrading from feature phones. But at this price, there are offerings from Xiaomi that offer a lot more. Or if you just add in a few bucks, you can also get a very good smartphone from Nokia. But with the current sale season, you might be able to find a good deal on this device.
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Google is all set to drop another generation of Pixel smartphones Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro would be unveiled on October 19. The phone has been part of the rumours mills and leaks for the longest time yet another leak has surfaced on the web revealing the specifications, pricing and colour options. Both the upcoming flagship phones by Google have been spotted listed on an online retailer based in the UK. The leaked listing tips that both the devices will include a Tensor chipset along with a Titan M2 security chip. A UK based retailer (Carphone Warehouse) spilled the beans by accidentally listing both Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro on its platform ahead of the official unveiling. However, tipster Evan Blass managed to get the screenshot before the landing pages on its website were removed.In terms of pricing Google Pixel 6 will be priced at $849 that translated to Rs 64,000, while the Pixel 6 Pro could cost $1,099, which converts to Rs 82,900. The vanilla variant may arrive in three colour options of Kinda Coral, Sorta Seafoam and Story Black. Whereas the Pro model is likely to be offered in Cloudy White, Sorta Sunny and Stormy Black colours to choose from.The landing page recommends vanilla Pixel 6 may get a 6.4-inch OLED display while the Pro variant will feature a 6.7-inch LTP OLED display with adaptive refresh rate support ranging from 10Hz to 120Hz. Both the displays will be guarded with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus and will come with an IP68 build for protection against splash and dust.
According to the leaked listing, both Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro’s camera set up will include a 50MP primary sensor and a 12MP ultra wide-angle shooter. The main camera is suggested to capture 150% lighter than the previous Pixel 5.The Google Pixel 6 Pro is said to accommodate a telephoto shooter with 4x optical zoom and up to 20x Super ResZoom. In addition to this Pixel 6 Series is likely to offer a Magic eraser that is proficient in eliminating undesired things including people from the captured images.Not just that the landing page showed that both the Google Pixel 6 Series phones will come equipped with Google’s latest Tensor Chipset that is said to optimise for 80 percent faster performance than the previous generation. The SoC is said to be paired with a Titan M2 security chip. Both the phones will ship Android 12 out of the box. The Pro model reportedly has the ability to interpret 55 languages even without an internet connection. It will also include At Glance feature to show relevant information like flight schedules and more.Furthermore, the Pixel 6 Pro could also get 30W fast charging assistance but are said to offer 23W and 21W wireless charging support respectively.
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Moto E40, the latest smartphone from Motorola is all set to launch in India today. The smartphone maker is also teasing the device on Flipkart, confirming its availability on the e-commerce site. The device is said to be offered in the mid-range and budget categories. Before launching in India the smartphone has already gone official in Europe.The Lenovo-owned smartphone company Motorola is on a launch spree these days. Not much time has passed since it arrived with the Motorola Edge series and is all geared up to land with another budget smartphone in India. Moto E40 is all geared up to launch in the country today at 12 noon exclusively via e-commerce site Flipkart. Prior to its launch in the country, the smartphone had already entered Europe and we are already aware of its specification as well as its expected pricing.
Moto E40 to be priced in India(expected) and sale details
Motorola has not yet revealed how much the Moto E40 will be priced in India. As it has already arrived in Europe last week the phone there is made available in a single 4GB RAM with 64GB storage option priced at EUR 149 which converts to Rs 12,900. The phone has been introduced in two colour options of Charcoal Gray and Clay Pink. Both the colour options are also teased to arrive in India as well. Previously the device also got listed on a Romanian e-commerce website which revealed that the phone would cost RON 779 that is roughly around Rs 13,600.
Moto E40 specifications (expected)
So far the specifications of the Moto E40 are concerned the phone will feature a 6.5-inch HD+ display along with 90Hz refresh rate support. The phone will be powered by a Unisoc T700 processor paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage that can be expanded using a microSD card.In terms of optics, the upcoming phone will come with a triple rear camera set up that includes a 48 MP main sensor, 2MP macro and another 2MP sensor. For selfies, it sports an 8MP front-facing camera. In addition to this, the device will pack a 4,000mAh battery along with a 10W charger.All these specs are similar to what Flipkart is teasing on its platform. According to the online shopping portal,Moto E40 will have a vertically aligned triple rear sensor placed inside a pill-shaped camera module. The main lens will be powered by quad Pixel tech that will offer 4x improved low light sensitivity for sharp and punchy images. The device will run onAndroid 11 and support a dual-SIM slot. There will also be a dedicated Google Assistant Key. While in India Moto E40 will be backed by a 5,000mAh battery that is claimed to last for 76 hours of music playback, 14 hours of video playback and 10 hours of web browsing. Moto E40 will come with IP52 certification for water and dust resistance.
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OnePlus recently launched the Buds Pro and we spent some time with the new wireless earphones. Did they impress us or not? Read the OnePlus Buds Pro review below, which will tell you everything about these new-age smart TWS audio earbuds.
OnePlus Buds Pro review: Design
OnePlus is a brand that is known for bringing out well-designed products. Starting from the OnePlus smartphones and now to the Buds Pro, the company designers do know what the customers are looking for.
In the box, users get OnePlus Buds Pro within a very premium charging case. Both, the Buds pro as well as the charging case are dressed in matt black finish. A bit of dark chrome is thrown on the stems of the OnePlus Buds Pro, giving it the edge.
The OnePlus Buds Pros are a little larger than others, but that is because these audio receptors can spew out a greater, better sound. The users also get a USB Type-C charging cable in the box, which can charge the OnePlus Buds Pro case using its USB Type-C port located on its back.
The charging case is sturdy and the lid is not flimsy at all. The Buds can be placed in it nicely as both have magnets to keep them in place. The case also has a button that lights up the battery indicator LED located upfront.
Users also get 2 additional pairs of black silicone tips in the box for different ear cavities. The fit of the medium version was best for us. They fit in nicely and when we took them out for a run, they did not fall or give an impression of falling off.
Each earbud weighs 4.35 grams (with a 40mAH battery inside apiece) and they do not feel heavy at all. The charging case is an additional 52 grams, but that is because a large battery of f520mAh is provided within.
OnePlus Buds Pro review: Performance
We connected the OnePlus Buds Pro with a OnePlus device, which auto connects to the Buds as soon as you open the case. But Bluetooth on the OnePlus needs to be turned on beforehand. We loved the resonance these earphones can provide.
The bass is simply superb, with the highs and lows quality much better than its competition. We used them with various audio apps including Spotify and they surprised us at each step. More so, since they are LHDC and Dolby Atmos optimised.
We saw few shows on Netflix as well with them and the sound here was excellent too. OnePlus does say these have low latency sound and are built for gaming. So, we put them to test playing BGMI. Well, to further our amazement OnePlus is correct, the audio quality is boggling and shot to sound latency is very low at 94ms. Our gaming experience with them was quite nice.
Over that, most of the audio/call/playback feats can be controlled with the stems of the OnePlus Buds Pro. Double pinch to go to the next track, triple pinch to go to the previous one. Single pinch is for play/pause or picking a call.
Hold the stem for 3 seconds and the Zen mode gets activated sending smooth tunes from the earbuds to your eardrums. We quite liked this mode. The earphones also have active noise cancellation that works decently too.
The battery life of the OnePlus Buds Pro is something to talk about. We got 4.75 hours with ANC on and over 6.5 hours with ANC turned off. Combined with the charging case you get additional 28 hours of playback.
The charging case can also be warp charged to provide 10 hours of charge with just 10 minutes of power supply. So, if you have a OnePlus warp charger of 35W or above, these can be fast-charged. They also support devices with up to Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity.
Verdict
The range of the OnePlus Buds Pro is up to 10 meters and this comes down a little if you have walls in between. They also have IP55 rating, which means they are sweat and water-resistant.
Overall, we were very impressed by the OnePlus Buds Pro earphones. The sound is great, ANC works well, the battery life is long and most of all they look great. At Rs 9,990 these are some of the best wireless earphones in the market, which can give many of the bigger players a run for their money.
12 October 2021 Amazon Quiz has gone live. Customers from different parts of the country are participating in the daily quiz. The quiz begins from 12 AM to 11:59 PM. Those participating in the quiz can win exciting prizes by answering all the questions correctly. Today participants have a chance to win Rs 25,000 Amazon Pay Balance.Amazon quiz brings an opportunity for its customers to win Amazon Pay Balance ranging from Rs 1,000 to Rs 50,000. The Quiz can be played from 12 AM to 11:59 PM. The e-commerce platform brings a fresh quiz on a daily basis which consists of five questions related to general knowledge and current affairs. The participants need to answer all the questions correctly and their names will be selected for a lucky draw. The winner will be announced at the end of the month. One wrong answer could eliminate you from the quiz. If you manage to answer all the questions correctly you can stand a chance to win Rs 25,000 Amazon Pay Balance today. Only app users are eligible to participate in the Quiz. Check Out 12 October 2021 Amazon Quiz Answers.
12 October 2021 Amazon Quiz Answers
Question 1: In August 2021, who became the first Indian woman to win two Olympic medals?
Answer: PV Sindhu
Question 2: In August 2021, which Hollywood actress welcomed a baby boy named Cosmos with her husband, Colin Jost?
Answer: Scarlett Johansson
Question 3: Australia’s High Commissioner to India referred to the Indian hockey player Savita Punia by what phrase in 2021?
Answer: Great Wall of India
Question 4: Identify the country this flag belongs to.
Answer: Maldives
Question 5: This famous monument is located in which city?
Oppo’s ColorOS 12 has been officially released in India. The ColorOS 12 based on android 12 was introduced through an online presentation today, however, the new operating system was first revealed in September globally. Oppo Find X3 Series and the OnePlus 9 series are the company’s first to receive the latest OS in open beta.
ColorOS 12 release date in India
OPPO officially rolls out the ColorOS 12 public beta to its user base. The public open beta update will first come to the Find X3 Pro devices in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. Later on, it will make its way to the Indian market from November starting with the Reno series – Reno 6 Pro 5G, Reno 6 Pro Diwali Edition, and Reno 6 5G. The company aims to bring ColorOS 12 to over 110 models with 150 million users with ColorOS 12.
Color OS 12 features
The new ColorOS 12 will bring features like Quick View cards, Omoji which are like 3D avatars and others. The company has also incorporated many stock Android features like the Wallpaper-based Theming system in Material You. In addition to this, it will now include App Cloner which is another important feature from Android 12. For the cameras, the ColorOS 12 will offer features like Ultra Steady Video Shooting, HDR, Super Wide-Angle. The company will further provide HyperBoost, Color Vision Enhancement to benefit app developers and enhance the Android ecosystem.The new operating system is also said to address issues like lags and stutters after prolonged usage, especially in anti-fragmentation and intelligent resource allocation to increase productivity. According to Oppo, its Quantum Animation Engine adopts more than 300 improved animations to achieve animated effects that are lifelike. By imitating physical habits of resistance, inertia and rebound, the feature makes the overall experience smoother and more aligned to the cognition and habits of the human brain so that the experience is more realistic and intuitive. This will include features like 3-Finger Translate powered by Google Lens and Phone Manager.In terms of privacy, the ColorOS will be offering improved security and privacy features from Android 12, including Privacy Dashboards, Approximate Location Sharing and Microphone and Camera Indicators, giving users more control over their privacy with clear, visualized menus and buttons while retaining Private System, Private Safe, App Lock and others privacy featuresIn order to keep things clear the company is also working on improving data compliance through storage and process. With servers deployed in multiple locations across the world, OPPO guarantees that user data stay in the nearby servers, which is saved in a non-plain text format and is transmitted using a proprietary protocol. It is said to hold privacy certifications from authoritative organizations such as ePrivacy and ISO27001, and it even deploys third-party supervisors from the data security field to ensure everyday process compliance.
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Step 2 – Open the software and head to the compass icon on the lower right corner to open the browser.
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Step 3 – Within the browser head to Savefrom.net.
Step 4 – Paste the Instagram video link which was asked before starting this procedure.
Step 5 – A list of options will open asking you the quality of video you want to download.
Step 6 – Press download and the download procedure should start.
Step 7 – In the application itself tap on the folder icon in the lower-left corner naming ”Downloads”
Step 8 – Once the download is finished press the three dots next to the video and select the copy or move option from the list.
Step 9 – Tap the “Photos” folder and the application will ask for permission. Accept it.
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Once followed properly you can now see the downloaded video on your camera roll from where you can share and edit the video easily. We advise taking permission from the creator before posting the same somewhere else.
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It is worth mentioning that the device does not have any fingerprint lock, so you get to choose between a face unlock or a PIN/Passcode. We took a preference for the latter, as the face unlock worked inconsistently.
The front panel of the 
Overall, the design of the smartphone is decent and its built is sturdy. There are a few things like the microUSB port that we couldn’t see the point of, but still most things seem fine. The display experience could be much better though.
Coming to the performance of Nokia C20 Plus smartphone, it can only be termed as satisfactory. Although the handset comes with 3GB of RAM, it did not run very smoothly. Even in daily tasks like opening multiple tabs of Chrome, or switching between multiple apps, the smartphone didn’t do a job as good as we expected it to. We understand it’s a budget device, but even those do a good job in basic everyday tasks. We aren’t referring to functions like navigation here or 
Finally, let’s talk about the 
We weren’t too elated about the level of details in the images too. The quality only decreased in dimly lit areas. The 5MP selfie camera of the device also only did an average to decent job. Some images turned out satisfactory, while others had quality issues.
The OnePlus 
The charging case is sturdy and the lid is not flimsy at all. The Buds can be placed in it nicely as both have magnets to keep them in place. The case also has a button that lights up the battery indicator LED located upfront.
Users also get 2 additional pairs of black silicone tips in the box for different ear cavities. The fit of the medium version was best for us. They fit in nicely and when we took them out for a run, they did not fall or give an impression of falling off.
Each earbud weighs 4.35 grams (with a 40mAH battery inside apiece) and they do not feel heavy at all. The charging case is an additional 52 grams, but that is because a large battery of f520mAh is provided within.
