Apple's latest flagship

Pre-bookings for the Apple's latest flagship, the iPhone X, have started since Friday across various online and offline channels. Apple's first bezel-less smartphone, which also boasts of Face ID technology, with Apple boldly missing out on a fingerprint sensor, will be made available in India starting November 3. A huge demand for the iPhone X was seen in the market as pre-bookings for the same reached the availability limit within minutes. But it is one thing to buy an iPhone and a completely different one to take care of its maintenance cost. And as per recent reports, the price of maintenance/ repair of the smartphone is just as high as its cost.
A recent report has revealed that the cost of repairing a broken iPhone X screen in India would be a whopping Rs 41,600. Add that to the price of the most basic variant of the smartphone (Rs 89,000) and the total crosses Rs 1,25,000, an exorbitant amount to be spent on a smartphone. Considering an iPhone X buyer has to get its screen replaced for some reason, the cumulative amount spent on the phone will be equivalent to the price of a Royal Enfield Classic 350, Bajaj Pulsar RS 200 or a 15-day trip to Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Lyon, Zurich, Milan and Rome combined. Reports also mention that the price may drop down to Rs 35-38k by January, which still keeps the total way upwards of Rs 1,20,000.

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Do not you have any answer to an account? Photo math App

Do not you have any answer to an account? Photo math App

 

The description of Photomath - Camera Calculator

Simply point your camera toward a math problem and Photomath will magically show the result with a detailed step-by-step instructions.

Photomath provides:
∙ Camera calculator
∙ Handwriting recognition (NEW)
∙ Step-by-step instructions
∙ Smart calculator
∙ Graphs (NEW)

Photomath supports arithmetics, integers, fractions, decimal numbers, roots, algebraic expressions, linear equations/inequalities, quadratic equations/inequalities, absolute equations/inequalities, systems of equations, logarithms, trigonometry, exponential and logarithmic functions, derivatives and integrals.

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2017-02-24

5 extra months of photomath+

We bring updates regularly to make math learning and problem solving even easier for you! All the new features will be introduced inside the app.

 

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Make sure you keep this phone safe to keep your phone safe

 

How to take 360 Degree photos

 

There are a few ways to create a 360 photo:

1. Take a panorama with an iOS device or Samsung Galaxy phone.
2. Capture a 360-degree photo on your phone using an app like Street View or Google Camera.
3. Take a 360-degree photo with a 360 camera, such as the Samsung Gear 360, RICOH THETA S, 360Fly, Giroptic 360 Cam or ALLie Camera.
4. Facebook recently rolled out support for 360-degree photos and joining in is simple as long as you have a smartphone and the right app - these immersive, spherical stills let you peer in any direction rather than just looking at a flat, two-dimensional image of a scene.
   Think about Street View: you can look up, down, left and right, and Facebook's 360 photos work in the same way. There's also 360-degree video, where you're inside a moving sphere rather than a static one, but here we're going to focus on taking and uploading pictures.
   Capture every last part of your surroundings and your posts are bound to stand out in the News Feed. Here's how to get started with Facebook 360 photos.
    

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