Step 2: Tap on ‘Font size and style’.
Step 3: Select ‘Font style’.
Step 4: Choose one of the native fonts or tap on ‘Download fonts’ to view more.
Step 5: Download the font apps you want by clicking on the arrow icon next to them.
Step 6: Go back to the ‘Font style’ page and select one of the newly downloaded fonts.
The font style will be applied across the OS and supporting apps.
Step 4: Tap on ‘Download’.
Step 5: Once the font has been downloaded, select ‘Set’.
With GrammarlyGO which uses generative AI the company aims to support people and businesses with on-demand communication support, whether they are writing from scratch or editing an existing piece of writing. The feature is said to deliver individually geared contextually aware suggestions that take into consideration brand voice and preferences while providing customer control over their experience.
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According to the company GrammarlyGO features on-demand generative AI communication support directly in the writing apps. It will assist users throughout the writing process, whether it’s in an email thread or a lengthy document.
Individuals and businesses can use generative AI to rewrite for tone, clarity and length. They can type a prompt and GrammarlyGO will compose high-quality writing, saving time finding the perfect words. It also understands an email’s context and instantly drafts a thoughtful reply.
As per the company, GrammarlyGo will begin rolling out in beta in April to all Grammarly Premium, Grammarly Business, and Grammarly for Education (higher education) customers. It will also be available for users of Grammarly’s free plan in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Poland, and Ukraine. Moreover, developers that are interested in using GrammarlyGO within the Grammarly Text Editor SDK can apply now for beta access starting in April.
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The pebble-shaped charging case is made out of plastic but the quality of the material used is surprisingly good. The in-hand feel of the case is quite good, certainly better than other entry-level TWS we’ve used so far. The case has a matte-like finish to it. The Truke branding can be found inside a cutout at the front of the case. This cutout has a small recess right where the lid meets the case. This makes it very easy to flip open the case with just your thumb. Below the cutout lies a solitary notification light.
At the bottom of the case, you will find the USB charging port and a pairing button. We don’t usually get to see a pairing button on entry-level wireless headphones that often, but Truke continues to surprise us. Overall, the case feels quite sturdy. The simple design doesn’t seem boring and at the first glance, you wouldn’t peg Buds A1 as an entry-level product at all.
The wireless earbuds get the in-ear design, which is the correct choice since Buds A1 also offers ANC. The earbuds offered us a comfortable, snug fit and we didn’t have to use the extra ear tips provided in the box. Out of the box, the earbuds are fixed with medium-sized ear tips. Two extra pairs of small and large ear tips can be found in a small pouch inside the box. The earbuds also house the touch control panels and 2 mics for ANC.
Truke Buds A1 is rated IPX4 for water and dust resistance, which means the earbuds can handle water splashes without hampering their performance. We wore the earbuds while working out and while their performance was undeterred by sweat, the fit got loose on multiple occasions.
A low latency mode for gaming mode makes Buds A1 a complete all-rounder. The earbuds play a notification alert every time you pair them to a device or switch between the different modes. These notification alerts sound very boxy and hard and they can amount to be annoying. Another thing we noticed was that the earbuds don’t disconnect when you place them back in the charging case. Even the music playback doesn’t pause once the buds are in the case. You will need to disconnect the buds using your smartphone in order to fix this.
Moving on, the Truke Buds A1 offer a great sound profile that is definitely unmatched in this price segment. The overall sound is very bass-focused but other frequencies are not lost in the mix. The quality of sound does not feel entry-level at all, these earbuds could’ve easily been placed at a higher segment. The mix of frequencies is very pleasant.
The level of detail produced by the dynamic drivers is quite impressive, although there is some room for improvement. The audio had a warm tone to it, which we found quite pleasant. If the audio is too bass-driven for you, you can switch to Dynamic Audio mode. We found the higher frequencies in Dynamic Audio mode to be somewhat shrill. The Normal mode and Bass Boost mode remained our staples during our time of use.
The Gaming Mode on Buds A1 offers a low latency of 50ms which we found to be just acceptable while playing Call of Duty mobile. There were some occasional stutters but the overall experience was decent. If you’re looking for dedicated gaming earbuds, we would suggest Truke’s BTG X1.
The hybrid ANC is certainly the biggest highlight of Truke Buds A1. At this price range, wireless earbuds with ANC are unheard of (no pun intended). The ANC performance was decent, with the Buds A1 being able to suppress up to 30dB of ambient noise. This is good enough to cancel out the background noise in a room, but don’t expect the same results when you’re outdoors. The earbuds were successful in suppressing the sound of chirping birds, distant footsteps, and faint voices. However, the sound of the traffic from outside was still able to filter through. Regardless, this is still a good performance in a segment where you don’t get this feature at all. Truke also offers ENC with the Buds A1, which is efficient in isolating the surrounding noise while voice calling.
The only disappointing aspect of the Truke Buds A1 is the lack of app support. Currently, Truke has no app for its TWS products. This isn’t a big deal when buying entry-level products, but navigating multiple EQ presets along with ANC and transparency modes gets very confusing when you don’t have an app to help you with it. We have been using these earbuds for over a week and still can’t remember all the specific touch commands to activate different functions. Hopefully, Truke comes out with a dedicated app for its TWS products soon.
With a 40mAh battery on either earbud, the Buds A1 can last up to 8 hours on a single charge. With Active ANC, this number drops down to 5-7 hours. There is an additional 300mAh battery pack in the charging case, which offers a playtime of up to 48 hours without ANC. It takes two hours to fully charge the case, while the earbuds take 90 minutes to fully charge. A quick 10-minute charge can provide 10 hours’ worth of battery to the case.
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RRR is currently streaming on three OTT platforms – Netflix, Hotstar, and ZEE5. The Netflix version of the movie is dubbed in Hindi and subtitled in English. If you want to watch the original Telugu version of the epic action drama, Hotstar and ZEE5 are your best options. Hotstar and ZEE5 offer the Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam dubs of the movie as well. You can watch the Oscar-winning song from RRR, Naatu Naatu, on YouTube and listen to it across all major music streaming platforms.
Watch RRR on Netflix here.
Watch RRR on Hostar here.
Watch RRR on Zee5 here.
Being a ‘Netflix original’ documentary, The Elephant Whisperers is exclusively available on Netflix. You can watch the official trailer on YouTube. The documentary follows the journey of a South Indian tribal couple, Bomman and Bellie, as they decide to foster an orphaned baby elephant, Raghu. The Elephant Whisperers documents the life of the couple as they nurse and forge a bond with Raghu.
Watch The Elephant Whisperers on Netflix here.
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Step 4: On your smartphone, launch the Link to Windows app and select ‘Link phone and PC’.
Step 5: Select ‘Continue’ and scan the QR code on your PC from your smartphone.
Step 6: To pair manually, tap on ‘Link manually’ on your PC and tap on ‘Try another way’ on your smartphone.
Step 7: Sign in to your Microsoft account on your smartphone.
Step 8: On your PC, click on Create PIN code.
Step 9: Enter the PIN code in the Link to Windows app on your smartphone.
Step 10: Give the necessary permission to the Link to Windows app on your smartphone and hit ‘Done’ once you’re finished.
Step 11: Click on ‘Continue’ on the Phone Link app on your PC.
Step 12: Use the sidebar on the Phone Link app to connect your smartphone and PC via Bluetooth. Once connected, you will be able to make and receive calls from your PC.
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As previously reported the handsets may have spherical, stacked vertically camera modules. These claims have also been supported by the Galaxy A54 5G and Galaxy A34 5G’s official marketing photos.
