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Refreshed! Realme C11 (2021) launched in India: From price to specs, here is everything you need to know

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The month of June has seen a number of new phone launches and it was only a matter of time when a ‘refreshed’ one was launched. This has been done by Realme now in the form of Realme C11. Realme first launched the Realme C11 smartphone in India back in July last year at a price of ₹7,499. Now, almost a year later, the company has launched a refreshed version of this smartphone. The new version of the phone is dubbed as the Realme C11 (2021) and it is available in India in Cool Grey and Cool Blue colour variants.

Realme C11 (2021) price and availability

The Realme C11 (2021) is available in India in a single 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage space variant that is available for 6,999 in the country. It is available for purchase in the country via Amazon.in and Realme India’s official website.

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As a part of the launch offer, Realme India is offering a cashback of ₹75 on the purchases made via Freecharge and a cashback of up to ₹250 on purchases made via MobiKwik.

Realme C11 (2021) specs

As far as the specifications are concerned, the Realme C11 (2021) features a 6.5-inch HD+ LCD display with a screen-to-body ratio of 89.5% and a waterdrop notch. It comes with a resolution of 1600×720 pixels and a peak brightness of 400 cd/m2. It is powered by an unnamed octa-core processor with an operating frequency of 1.6GHz. This system-on-chip is coupled with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage space.

As far as the camera is concerned, the Realme C11 (2021) sports an 8MP camera with 4x digital zoom at the back. On the front, it has a 5MP AI selfie camera. The rear camera offers various features including Portrait Mode, Beauty Mode, and HDR among others. Coming to the battery, the Realme C11 (2021) is powered by a 5,000mAh battery with support for reverse charging technology.

For connectivity, the newly launched phone has a three-card slot that can house a microSD card and two SIM cards, support for WiFi 802.11 and Bluetooth 4.2, a 3.5mm jack, and a micro USB port.

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Google IO 2021: Expected and non expected product releases

by Ameya Joglekar
written by Ameya Joglekar
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Google’s annual software-focused event is fast approaching, with Google IO 2021 kicking off on May 18.

The event this year is online-only, for obvious reasons, but that doesn’t mean it will be short of big announcements. Not much has been confirmed so far, but through a combination of leaks, rumors, the event schedule and past form, we have a good idea of what to expect.

Below, then, you’ll find an overview of the biggest things we’re likely to see at Google IO 2021, then further down we’ve listed two big things that you’ll probably be waiting longer for.

Google IO Expected Product releases

Android 12 or its Beta

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Android 12 is undoubtedly going to make an appearance at Google IO. In fact, it’s likely to be the star of the show.

This won’t actually be our first look at Android 12, as it’s already available to developers in preview form. But based on past form (and an official roadmap) it’s likely that Google will reveal more details about it and even release the first public beta. So you’ll be able to try it for yourself if you have a compatible phone – which likely means the Google Pixel 5 or another recent Pixel model, along perhaps with a few other lucky handsets.

This isn’t when Android 12 will launch in finished form though – that probably won’t happen until September.

As for what Android 12 is set to offer, based on the developer betas and various leaks we know to expect a redesigned quick settings menu, an app hibernation feature, a recycle bin, the ability to easily share Wi-Fi passwords, tweaks to the appearance of various screens, an improved one-handed mode, and all sorts of other stuff.

Google Pixel 5a

The Google Pixel 4a 5G (Image credit: Future)

While Google IO tends to be focused on software, it’s not unusual to also see hardware at the event, and this year that hardware is likely to include the Google Pixel 5a.

The Pixel 3a was announced at Google IO in 2019, so there’s precedent for this, and had the pandemic not scuppered Google IO 2020 we’d likely have seen the Pixel 4a there – though instead it got a later August launch.

That means it’s possible that we won’t see the Pixel 5a until around August, but Google IO 2021 remains our best guess.

Rumors suggest that the Pixel 5a will have a 6.2-inch Full HD+ OLED screen, a dual-lens camera, a plastic body and mid-range power. It might not be the most exciting phone then, but it could be a strong camera-focused mid-ranger, and one that’s likely to be sold at an appealing price.

Wear OS updates

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Google hasn’t paid a whole lot of attention to Wear OS in recent years, but that could be set to change, with some big announcements possibly set for Google IO 2021.

We’ve recently seen a drip-feed of new Wear OS features, such as it getting Gboard and a UV index, and Google has promised that there’s more to come this year. As for what the more might be, one of the talks scheduled for IO is titled ‘Create your first Tile in Wear’, which is a strong hint that third-party tile support will be added.

But we’re hoping to see a lot more beyond that. With Google having bought Fitbit, and Samsung strongly rumored to be switching to Wear OS for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch Active 4, it seems like there could be big things for the platform on the horizon – so maybe Google will unveil some of them at IO.

Pixel Buds A

The Google Pixel Buds 2020 (Image credit: Future)

The Pixel 5a might not be the only hardware we see at Google IO 2021, with the Pixel Buds A also potentially making an appearance. They haven’t specifically been linked to the event, but rumors suggest they’re landing imminently.

These are rumored to sport touch controls for controlling music playback and accessing Google Assistant, along with a similar rounded design to the standard Pixel Buds. There’s a lot that we still don’t know about them though, which might mean they’re not launching so soon after all.

What we probably won’t get to see

Pixel 6

The possible Pixel 6 design (Image credit: Jon Prosser / @RendersbyIan)

The Google Pixel 6 is set to be the company’s flagship phone for 2021, but we’d be shocked if it arrived at Google IO, as in the past the company has always launched new flagship Pixel models later in the year.

Specifically, we’ve always seen them in October, except for the Pixel 5, which landed on September 30 of 2020. So either late September or – more likely – October is when we’ll almost certainly see the Google Pixel 6.

It should hopefully be worth the wait though, with rumors of a radical redesign, and a custom-made chipset, currently codenamed Whitechapel. This won’t necessarily be better than a Snapdragon alternative, but could allow Google to bring more unity between the hardware and software, similarly to how Apple has with its iPhone chipsets.

The Pixel 6 might also support 4K video recording with the front camera, have an in-screen fingerprint scanner, and possibly even have an under-display front camera – though that’s less likely.

Google Pixel Watch

The rumored Google Pixel Watch design (Image credit: Jon Prosser / @rendersbyian)

The Google Pixel Watch is a long-rumored device, but one that there’s no clear news on a release date for.

The lack of rumors – both around the release date and the device itself – makes us think it’s very unlikely the Pixel Watch will land as soon as Google IO, though it would certainly bolster any Wear OS announcements the company makes if it did.

If we see it at all this year, it’s much more likely that we’ll see the wearable alongside the Google Pixel 6 in September or October.

If and when the Google Pixel Watch does launch, rumors suggest it might have a physical crown, a circular screen, all sorts of fitness features such as SpO2 tracking and sleep apnea detection, and the ability to listen out for voice commands at all times without draining the battery.

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Google Pixel 6’s new redefined look has swept the internet, it is promising

by Amal Varghese
written by Amal Varghese

Google Pixel 6 series are coming, and they look just so weird yet promising. For the first time, renders of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro have leaked.

Google Pixel 6 series are coming, and they look just so weird yet promising. Well, that’s exactly one would feel seeing the latest set to renders of the alleged Google Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro. That’s right, there are two Pixels coming soon it seems. The tech giant, however, hasn’t revealed the two upcoming Pixels yet. But, we do expect, Google to do how typical it is and confirm the phones way ahead of the official release.

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If rumours are considered the Google Pixel 6 series will see the day’s light at Google I/O event scheduled to kick off on May 18. Ahead of the official release, reliable and popular tipster Jon Prosser revealed a YouTube video that reveals the complete design of the upcoming Pixel 6 as well as the Pixel 6 Pro. This time Google is doing away with the XL moniker.

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Google Pixel 6 Design

Both Pixel 6 series models appear with a massive camera bump at the rear panel, something that we have never seen on a Pixel device before. As per the renders, the vanilla model will pack two image sensors at the back while the Pixel 6 Pro appears with three cameras at the back panel. While we are unsure of the sensors on the upcoming Pixels, we do expect Google to upgrade the cameras just like the design.

Google Pixel 6

Looks like Google is seemingly doing away with boring colours as well. Ones that appear in the renders show an orange colour band at the top of the back panel. Followed by a black band that includes the sensors and then it’s all white paint there. Right in the middle sits a G logo as usual.

Google hasn’t yet confirmed the phones or when they will release. Rumours, however, suggest that the upcoming Pixel 6 series could release during Google’s I/O virtual event set to begin from May 18.

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The Google Question Answer section has officially been dropped,

by Amal Varghese
written by Amal Varghese

Google has verified with Search Engine Land that they are wrapping away with the Google Question Answer search feature. This was launched initially in India and the searchers were told that their question and response will no longer be available on the Google platform.

What was the Google Question Answer section?

Google Question Answer

A Google spokesperson stated that this does not impact the Google Question Hub feature, but this does impact simply the ability of users to contribute answers in Google Search when people submitted questions. Google Question Hub is a portal for publishers to see questions submitted by searchers and provide answers for those questions by creating new webpages answering those questions.

What is going away is the ability for users in Google search to contribute answers directly to those questions but Question Hub is not going away. The Google Question Answer was typically used by Indian searchers.

The notice. @ujeshkrishnan shared a screenshot of the notice he received from Google about this going away, here is that screenshot:

Impacting India. Google also clarified that this feature was only available in India for a select set of topics. Again, this is not impacting the overall Question Hub feature according to Google. Google said that users who submitted answers were notified so they can download their contributions via Google Takeout.

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The new Whitechapel Pixel 6 rumoured processor can this make a big change?

by Amal Varghese
written by Amal Varghese

The Whitechapel Pixel 6, or the new Google Processor may come with the upcoming Google Pixel 6 device, here’s what we think.

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The all-new rumoured news is that Google is set to keep their foot into smartphone hardware, perhaps to challenge their greatest mobile rivals like Apple and Samsung, who produce their in-house chipsets or to optimise the google software for their new hardware. Whatever the reason, it is clear that Google is going to ditch the Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset series. The new rumoured Whitechapel Pixel 6 Chipset is made with the help of Samsung’s System Large-scale Integration (SLSI) division.

There are definitely some intriguing possibilities for a Google-led mobile application processor.  But however it is very unlikely that the Google in-house processor can actually compete any of the top tier processors like the A14 Bionic or Snapdragon 888.

Google Whitechapel Pixel 6 Chipset is not a competition to Apple’s custom chipsets

This might not be a surprise but a fact that Apple has now made a stronghold with their processors. Their M1, A12X and A14 chipsets have not only beaten the smartphone SoCs but also computing processors like i5, i7 and i9.

Google will be picking most of its parts off the shelf and therefore the bulk of its core processing components will almost certainly arrive in the form of familiar Arm Cortex and Mali components.

We know this because Samsung ditched its Mongoose CPUs and Google doesn’t have a dedicated mobile CPU development team to build a competitive Arm-based core of its own. Although Google has a few chip-design staff onboard, these are spread around the company. Note that Qualcomm recently brought Nuvia to help it build custom-Arm CPUs. Google hasn’t made anything like this size of investment to help catch Apple.

Whitechapel Pixel 6

What exactly is Google trying to accomplish?

The report also claims that in a document, Whitechapel Pixel 6 is used in connection with the codename “Slider”. The same codename has also been found in Google’s camera app. The first phones on the Slider platform will be “Raven” and “Oriole”. One of these codenamed smartphones can be Google Pixel 6. This itself proves that Google might not be particularly focusing on their CPU and GPU department per se, but their image processing capacity.

Pixels are always known for their powerful camera setup and this Pixel 6 should be no different. Internally, the chip has been referred to as “GS101″. GS can also be short for “Google Silicon”. So far, there is no word from Google about the custom-made chips. Also, there are no leaks about Google’s flagship smartphone’s display, design, camera setup and other features. Last year’s Google Pixel 5 was powered by a mid-range Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G processor.

Smartphones have now become more powerful than a 1960s spaceship, well that itself proves that this competition may not end here. It will be interesting to see whether the upcoming Whitechapel Pixel 6 comes equipped with a flagship-equivalent processor or not.

 

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Google will bring Pixel 5A 5G, denies all rumours of being cancelled.

by Amal Varghese
written by Amal Varghese

Google has now officially acknowledged the new Pixel phone, the Pixel 5A 5G. Pixel announcement was followed by its traditional style of announcements: by simply reacting to a rumour. This time is a little less fun than usual, though, because the rumour in question is that the phone had been cancelled entirely. In response, a Google spokesperson sent along with the following statement:

Google Pixel 5A is in the pipeline

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Pixel 5a 5G is not cancelled. It will be available later this year in the U.S. and Japan and announced in line with when last year’s a-series phone was introduced.

The rumour was refuted later by a Google spokesperson speaking to 9to5Google. Of course, the rumour mentioned the Pixel 5 successor while Google specifically named the Pixel 5a 5G, but we never had any confirmation regarding there being two separate 5G and non-5G devices to begin with.

What’s interesting about Google’s statement is the part where they mention the US and Japan as the only two markets for the launch. Last year’s Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a 5G already had a fairly short list of regions where they were available but the Pixel successor just being dropped down to two countries does suggest some limitations that Google didn’t elaborate on.

As for the Pixel 6, we haven’t heard anything official from Google but it’s possible it would be launched around the same time as the Pixel 5a 5G.

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Google’s New logos are a Joke or inspiration?

by Ameya Joglekar
written by Ameya Joglekar
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Google unveiled its Workspace with new logos, The Google revamps its G Suite of apps that includes Gmail, Google Docs, Calendar, and others as Google Workstation.

The new logos are made from inspiration from Google’s famous colorful logo and, for example, throw yellow and green into the traditional red and white Gmail logo.

Google said ‘Our new Google Workspace brand reflects this more connected, helpful, and flexible experience, and our icons will reflect the same,’

‘In the coming days, you will see new four-color icons for Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Google Meet, and our collaborative content creation tools like Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides are part of the same family. They represent Google’s commitment to building integrated communication and collaboration experiences for everyone.
People are not happy with Google New logos They are trolling Google on Twitter.

Reaction to Google new logo

https://twitter.com/dwr/status/1313530788390998016

Do let us know what do you think about Google’s New logo and workspace in the comment section below. Like and share if you like this article. for more content keep reading articles on Dos2Shell.

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What is Google People Cards And How To Use It?

by Ameya Joglekar
written by Ameya Joglekar
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On Tuesday, Google declared ‘People Cards‘, which can enable users to make an internet presence and see others on Search.

As per Google, the feature permits users to make a virtual salutation on Search, highlight their web site or social profiles and add info regarding their selves that they might

The People Cards feature is geared toward serving people, influencers, entrepreneurs, prospective workers, freelance folks, freelancers UN agency need to be discovered and facilitate the globe realize them.

Starting from 11 August, Indian users will discover the individual’s cards on their mobile phones in English.

How to produce your individual’s Card on Google Search

Step 1: To create a People Card, users will first need to log in to their Google Account, search for their name on Google Search

Step 2: click on the “add me to Search” option that appears on the page

Step 3: Upload n photo of yourself from your Google account, add a description, and links to social profiles or websites. You can even include your mobile number or email address if you want to add it on your virtual visiting card

Step 4: click on the “save” option and that’s it

Google aforesaid that for each new card, the user should attest the account with a singular mobile range. He/she can have complete management of the knowledge to be enclosed on the cardboard and might opt-out of the expertise anytime, which can stop their details from showing in Search.

How safe are individual People Cards?

To make certain individuals realize reliable and useful info, the technical school big has placed along with many protections and controls. it’s conjointly additional safeguard mechanisms to guard against offensive content.

There is a feedback button with the assistance of that users will determine ANd report low-quality info or a card that they believe was created by a cheater.

For individuals wanting to seek out somebody on Search with their name, the cardboard is on the market. there’ll be a module with the name, profession, and site that users will faucet to envision their card.

For those that share an identical name, the Search can show multiple modules. The distinctive info can facilitate users to distinguish between completely different people to seek out correct info.

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Google Pixel 4A Spotted on US FCC, But No release in India?

by Ameya Joglekar
written by Ameya Joglekar
Google Pixel 4a

The Google Pixel 4a was supposed to arrive in May but the launch got delayed to June, then July, and a recent report claimed the 2020 Pixel isn’t coming before October. There’s no official word from Google yet, but a Google smartphone which is likely the Pixel 4a has been certified by the USA’s FCC, meaning it’s closer to launch than ever.

Pixel 4A has allegedly passed through FCC certification hinting at a launch in the future. Google has passed its mid-cycle update deadline already, given that the Pixel 3a launched in May last year. The Pixel 4A has leaked on multiple occasions online, and it was expected to be unveiled during an Android 11 announcement in June, now postponed. If the Google Pixel 5 range is to follow tradition and launch in October, Google should announce its slightly toned-down version of the Google Pixel 4 range really soon.

FCC lists a Google phone with three different model numbers – G025N, G025M, and G025J – with the last one likely being the US model. The documents shared by FCC also reveal Google will opt for an e-label to keep the back of the smartphone devoid of any markings for a clean look.

A new Google phone has been spotted on FCC by XDA’s Mishaal Rahman and he claims it to be the Google Pixel 4a. The model number listed on FCC is G025. To recall, the Pixel 4 came with the model number G020, so it could be possible that this new Google G025 model may be the Pixel 4a. Of course, this is speculation and it could well be some other device altogether.

Furthermore, The Verge reasons that this new probable Pixel 4a model will come without the Soli radar sensor chip integrated for Motion Sense gesture controls. The FCC documents do not disclose millimetre wave radio frequencies used with the radar chip, hinting at the possible exclusion of the feature. Frequencies between 58GHz and 63.5GHz showed up in Pixel 4’s FCC filings, but aren’t present in this new Google filing. The absence could also mean that the Pixel 4a may launch in India. The Pixel 4 series was not made available in India as the frequencies aren’t supported in the country yet.

The Pixel 4a was expected to launch at the Android 11 event on June 3, but that didn’t happen. If the phone does make an appearance, it is tipped to be priced at $349 (roughly Rs. 26,400) for the 128GB model. The 64GB variant is expected to be priced even lower at $299 (roughly Rs. 22,600). The phone was also spotted on Geekbench last month, and the Pixel 4a was listed to pack 6GB RAM and Android 10 software

The Pixel 4a will sport a 5.81″ FullHD+ OLED screen with a punch-hole in the top-left corner for the 8MP selfie camera. Around the back, you’ll get a single 12.2MP main camera joined by a fingerprint reader. Powering the mid-ranger will be a 3,080mAh battery which will charge at up 18W through a USB-C port.

Unfortunately, sources close to Android Authority have confirmed there will be no Pixel 4a XL this year. This might be disappointing for some fans of the Pixel 3a XL, but this will likely reduce production costs for Google and help keep the Pixel 4a at a reasonable price.

At the time of the Pixel 4 release, a Google spokesperson said. “We decided not to make Pixel 4 available in India,”
So will they release Google Pixel 4A in India?

If Google pixel 4a won’t release in India then Why?

The Google Pixel 4 features a radar sensor, dubbed Project Soli during development, and now called Motion Sense. This allows the smartphone to support air gestures — so you can wave your hands at your phone to execute certain actions. This works on 60GHz spectrum.

Pixel 4a will be same motion sense feature So it might wont release in India.

Thoughts? What would you like to see from the Google Pixel 4a?

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