First look at the Google 2 XL’S front face

pixel2-xl-evleaks.jpg

Google Pixel 2 launch event is coming, and we couldn’t be more excited, but a leak at the front of the device is now on the internet. The display has minimum bezels which matches up with the rumours about the Google Pixel 2.

The top of the phone looks to have a speaker and a front camera and the bottom another “speaker” most likely to be the microphone for phone calls. Theres three buttons on the side probably the on/off one, and the volume buttons.

The phone is going to cost 864$ for the 64GB version while the 128GB will cost 100$ more that is almost what you pay for an iPhone x. There are rumours the release date is set to 15 of November on moth later than the smaller version.

Will this be a good device or not ? Leave a comment down below.

 

 

 

Apple acquires startup Regaind

Apple has acquired a small French start up called Regaind, they acquired the start up in Apple style without raising too much attention. And it’s interesting to know about what Apple is interested in, because that gives us some insight on where’s Apple going.

Regaind API is a software that helps businesses and developers deal with a big amount of photos, and it analyses and sort photos. It identifies certain things on photos like a boat or a certain person, then it organises your photos based on that, this software also looks looks for faces determining feelings, age and gender. Regaind doesn’t only recognise gender, age and feelings but also exposure, aesthetics and sharpness.

regaind-analysis.jpg

Apple iOS 11 has a new improved photos app, and that must be mostly because of they acquiring Regaind. Is not official that they have used Regaind technology on iOS 11, but most likely. Will we see this technology in other non-apple devices. Comment your thoughts down below.

Source: TechCrunch

 

Learn to code

So a few moths ago I really wanted to learn some coding language, and as I got a little more into it,  I started searching for coding apps or coding websites where I could practise. That was my first mistake and I won’t let you do the same, so here’s what you have to do.

First, it doesn’t matter if you’re 15 or 50 it’s never too late to learn something right. Now you will decide which coding language, you want to learn, because there are tons of languages to choose from. whether is JavaScript, PHP, Python or HTML. This is where I made my second mistake because I thought I could learn the hard ones first, well I couldn’t. You have to know some basics if you want to learn the hard ones. So here are the steps to start coding.

images.png

 

#1 Choose which coding language to learn

Well if you’re new to coding then you should start with something simple, like html and css. If you’re more familiar with coding then you could start digging more into Python and more complex coding language.

#2 Create your account in codeacademy

So now you’ve chosen what language to learn head to http://www.codeacademy.com and create your own account. This website has proven to be the most effective when it comes to learning how to code, it’s pretty simple and very interactive as well.

#3 In codeacademy choose where to start

Once logged in on codeacademy start exploring the site, but if you want to be direct and start learning straight away click catalog and search for the language you want to learn. What happens next is that the site gives some option on what you pretend to learn whether if it’s to build a website or just to learn some basics then it’s on you to choose.

I should let you know that there’s a pro version of codeacademy, but it’s up to you to upgrade it or not. I hope this article was helpful, if you need anything else comment down below and I’ll answer your questions. See you on the next one.