Do You Know Tech?

Hyperlapse has become quite popular in recent times. An application for iOS devices that can be used to create a hyper-lapse video clip has appeared, and it has received a lot of positive reviews.

I don't even have to say how useful and necessary GPS is. Google has used it wisely and implemented it in its services and devices, as well as in the Android system itself. For example, we can use Google maps only as a city map, or as navigation. But what if we don't use either? Google still records your movements.

Google has already recorded several cities in Serbia, and on their website, there is a list of districts and cities, as well as the dates when they will record them. According to that list, most of Serbia should be filmed by the end of September. https://www.google.com/intl/sr/maps/about/behind-the-scenes/streetview/#where

Samsung has officially introduced the Galaxy Alpha , their first phone with a metal case! The Galaxy Alpha will be available in black, bright white, matte gold, elegant silver, and Scuba blue.

News has begun circulating on the Internet that Facebook Messenger has "dangerous" terms of use  and lists the phone's features that the app can access without our knowledge. Of course, every Android application in the manifest has which phone functions it uses, and every user has an insight into that, at any time. Then why so much "panic" about FB Messenger?

Xiaomi is the fifth in the world in terms of smart device sales, surpassing the popular LG. The crazy demand for their devices is growing day by day. In just 2 seconds, 15,000 Mi 3 models were sold out on the Indian market via Flipkart, breaking their record.

I read texts on various portals, which are trying to fill the Tech category, about accelerating Android devices. Mostly the same tips follow, some may write a little "more advanced" tricks. But it all actually slows down, not speeds up.

CCleaner has become an almost regular program on Windows computers. Everyone uses it, cleans the computer regularly, and thinks that it speeds it up that way. But is that really so? If you use it as an average user, with default settings, it will only slow down your computer. How come he slows down? It's simple, CCleaner deletes files that actually speed up your computer. For example, it deletes temp files that serve to speed up your internet surfing. This is where the browser saves the data, so the next time you visit a site, the browser reads the already cached data from the HDD, it doesn't have to download it again from the internet. What's more, it deletes site cookies and other information such as autofill, so you may lose some saved auto-fill data in the browser. Only the "Empty recycle bin" option can help, but you don't need additional software.