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From the phone’s setting
Step 3 – Select the application you want to set the notification for.
Step 4 – In the setting select Notification Option.
Step 5 – There will be different notification options to choose from. Choose accordingly.
Step 6 – Tap on the “Sound” option to change the notification sound.
Follow the same steps for each application to setup custom notification for each one of them.
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In-app setting
Step 3 – Select from different options you want to change the sound for.
Step 4 – Change the notification sound accordingly for each setting you wish.
Go to different applications and change the setting of each to get different notification sounds.
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Using third party application
Step 2 – Open the app and press the burger icon on the top left corner of the screen
Step 3 – Select the notification option.
Step 4 – There will be a lot of tunes available to download.
Step 5 – Select the tune accordingly and press the download option.
Step 6 – After the download button is pressed there will be options to set the tone as notification, ringtone or alarm. Choose the notification and you are good to go.
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The application is free mostly, but to get some extra premium wallpapers and ringtones users can pay a small monthly or annual fee to support the developers.
These are simple 3 to use different notification sounds for apps on Android and avoid confusion. One can add more sounds externally by connecting through a computer system as well to get a variety to select from.
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In a nutshell, we would say that the design and display of Oppo Reno 6 Pro will certainly not disappoint you. If looks matter to you when buying a phone, you would be happy with Oppo’s latest offering. The display could have been upgraded, but even then, we can’t complain about its performance. The phone could also include a stereo speaker at this price, it would have made a great addition to a package that’s already good.
Finally, coming to the performance of Oppo Reno 6 Pro, we think that it did an excellent job. The smartphone could handle even heavy multitasking like streaming episodes from Netflix and navigation simultaneously (we weren’t driving ourselves of course!). Everyday tasks were an absolute cakewalk for it, but that’s what we expected from such a high-end phone. The biometric scanners of the device worked very smoothly and were very quick. The on-screen fingerprint scanner as well as the facial unlock didn’t disappoint us even once – not even when our finger was sweaty or when we tried unlocking our phone in dimly lit areas.
Finally, let’s talk about the cameras of the smartphone. Oppo Reno 6 Pro comes with a 64MP primary lens, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, a 2MP macro sensor and a 2MP monochrome sensor. It also has a 32MP camera on the front panel for selfies and video calls.
We should mention that the cameras on the device come without optical stabilization, which is a downside at this price point. The upside of the cameras is the Bokeh Flare Portrait filter. As the name suggests, it adds Bokeh effect to your videos even when the subject is moving. We tried to use it and it gave us some good results. There is another fun mode on the camera called AI Color Portrait filter using which you can click images with a monochrome background around the subject.
Google and Hiber are currently leading the charge to get the internet into every single home on the planet. Google’s approach involves launching large helium balloons that transmit an internet connection to a tower that can be accessed.
Hiber’s solution is slightly different. They are launching shoebox-sized satellites into low orbit, which then orbit the Earth sixteen times a day. These will connect to a modem plugged into your computer and transmit data as they fly over your home.
Considering the world is already heavily reliant on the internet, it will surprise many people to know that only half the world has a permanent internet connection. While this is largely down to socio-economic issues, these companies want to connect the world, so everyone can succeed using the web.
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Out of the box, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 is what we were looking for in the last two versions. A super sturdy body and a larger secondary touchscreen on the outside. It has both. So, let’s start with the exteriors first. The users get a 1.9-inch display outside that has a resolution of 260 x 512 pixels. This one is a Super AMOLED touchscreen. Samsung has added a few widgets like a sound recorder and timer to it, and a few more can be added via the widget’s menu.
When slammed shut the outside display will show the time. It will also light up when you get a phone call or a notification. Both the outside panels are made of metal (that does not attract too many fingerprints) and the spine also has a stronger metal with Samsung branding on it. With the external screen, users also get dual cameras as well as an LED flash on the outside.
Flip it open and you are greeted by a large 6.7-inch FHD+ dynamic AMOED display. This one is a 120Hz display that sports HDR10+ and 1,200 nits of peak brightness. The screen to body ratio is about 89%. Yes, the screen here is not fully edge to edge, as the folding screen needs to be held tightly within a good frame. Nonetheless, it looks extremely beautiful. Here you will also find a screen protector with a selfie camera in a cutout on top.
Talking a bit more about other physical attributes, the Samsung Galaxy Flip 3 has a power button on the right side that doubles up as the fingerprint sensor, too. Nine out of ten times the sensors registered the fingerprint and opened the phone for us. So it is quite precise. Above it, the users gets a volume rocker key. While the SIM tray is placed on the left and the loudspeaker grille as well as USB Type-C charging port can be found at the bottom. Users also get a couple of MICS on the device, too.
Our time with the screen was filled with delight. There is a dig in the middle part of the 
However, for night shots we would suggest turn on the night mode. With it, the results become much better, though it does take a second or two extra to click the picture, but the wait is worth it. There are plenty of modes if you are a photography lover within the native app and PRO modes for images and videos give you a lot of control.
4K videos can be shot at 60FPS, but here optical stabilisation is missing. When the phone is slam shut, users can also quickly access the rear camera by double-pressing the power button. And by using the volume key you can use the outside screen to click a quick selfie image.
Talking about which, the inside selfie camera is no less. The 
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