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How to hide your PERSONAL Files

There are times when need to hide stuff like your personal files from your family or anyone who uses your computer. Most guides will tell you to go to properties of the file and hide it from there. I gonna tell you people something different and sort of new.

How to hide your files:-

Step 1:- Go to file directory you want to hide.

For example in this case, we go to D:/Show and want to hide the file ‘Hide this’.

Step 2:- Now hold Shift key and right click on black space.

Step 3:- Click on ‘Open Command Prompt here’ / ‘Open PowerShell window Here’.

Step 4:- Now in the command prompt window type the code

Attrib +h +s +r ‘file name’

to hide your file.

For example I want to hide the folder ‘Hide this’ then I type

“Attrib +h +s +r ‘Hide this’ ” without the “”.

Now if you check your folder you won’t be able to find the file. Even when you enable view your hidden files, you won’t be able to find it.

Now you must be wondering, how will I be able to ever see my files again? Well, for that repeat the above steps and just replace the ‘+’ with ‘-‘ in the command to see your files again that is

Attrib -h -s -r ‘file name’ “.

Isn’t this a great to hide your ‘Personal’ files from anyone. However its great downside though is that you have to remember the name of your file in order to see them again unlike the hide option in which with just one click you are able to see your files again.

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Asus unveils the Zenfone Max Pro M1 with Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 SoC, Stock Android and 5,000 mAh battery

Highlights:-

  • Zenfone Max Pro M1 launched in India.
  • Snapdragon 636, Adreno 509 GPU.
  • 5.99 inch Full HD+ Display with 18:9 aspect ratio.
  • Dual Camera Setup.
  • 5000 mAh Battery.
  • Stock Android 8.1 Oreo with 2 major updates promised.
  • 2 nano sim card slot with a dedicated micro SD card slot.
  • Starting at RS.10,999 and available exclusively on Flipkart from 3rd May.

Today in India was the world debut of the new Zenfone Max Pro M1. Asus in partnership with Flipkart revieled a new phone here specially for the Indian Market.
The phone comes with Snapdragon 636, a very powerful SOC with custom Kryo 260 Cores with 8 cores made on the 14nm FinFet process. It has Adreno 509 GPU and CPU is clocked at 1.80 GHz. This is 1.54x faster than the Snapdragon 625. It is 1.03% faster than Note 5 Pro.
The phone comes with 5.99 inch Full HD+ display with 18:9 aspect ratio and contrast ratio of 1500:1. Max Pro has 2.5D glass on the front with metal all-round.

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The phone comes with Dual Camera Setup (13+5 megapixel) 13 megapixel main camera and 5 megapixel depth sensor with Softlight LED flash. This depth sensor enables bokeh mode even in the night. To the front there is a 8 megapixel camera with the same flash as there is on the rear.

You can take a look at the pictures/ camera samples Asus India showed at the event with a link they provided goo.gl/VQhG2r .

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The phone comes with a huge 5,000 mAh battery. Asus promises 30 mins faster charging with the charger included in the box than the 4,000 mAh battery of Redmi Note 5.

The phone comes with Stock Android Oreo 8.1 with promise to updates to 2 major updates but the Android One support is not there. It comes with 5 magnet speakers as compared to 3 magnet speaker with NXP amplifier with a Max box amplifier accessory free in the box which increases the audio up to 2 times.

Max Pro contains a Triple SIM Slot that means you can put 2 nano SIM cards and a memory card at the same time. As expected it comes with a face unlock feature and fingerprint sensor to the back. It supports 4G VoLTE.

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MaxPro comes with 3/32GB at a price of Rs.10,999 and 4/64GB at a price of Rs.12,999 with expandable storage up to 2TB in Black and Titanium Grey colours exclusively on Flipkart from 3 May. An upgraded version with 6/64GB with 16+5 megapixel rear camera and 16 megapixel front camera will be launched soon at a price of Rs.14,999.

Links to Flipkart page are given below:

Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

Asus Zenfone Max Pro Launch Store

Flipkart’s offer exclusively for the ZenFone Max Pro M1

The entire warranty package for this phone will be available for only Rs 49. There is also no cost EMI for 12 months as well on the deivce.

At this price point it competes with the likes of Honor 7X Redmi Note 5 and 5 Pro.

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First Android Phone (Android Alpha) v/s First iPhone (iOS 1)

Today we all have these massive phones with big and sharp displays packed in with all these crazy features but did u ever thought what did the originals looked like? Steve Jobs considered android as a stolen product and wanted to destroy android for copying the iPhone. So let’s see which one was better at that time and who copied who (will get to that later read till the end!).

Display:

Talking first about the display both these devices had a big or massive displays (Massive by 2008 standards) (let’s not forget about Nokia and Moto phones popular as smartphones at that time). The first version of iPhone was quite big with a 3.5 inch display. On the other hand Google G1 had a smaller display that was a 3.2 inch display but both of them had the same resolution of 320×480 which meant that Google G1’s display had more PPI. On the other hand Google G1 display had a TFT panel due to which it looked weird and had bad viewing angles while iPhone was using the HVGA which looks much nicer than what was found on G1.

Design and Hardware:

The iPhone and the G1 had a night and day difference in terms of hardware. The iPhone was twice as thin as its competitor. iPhone had only one input method whereas G1 couldn’t actually make up its mind what it wanted to be- it wanted to be fully touch screen phone or it wants to be navigated like a blackberry with scroll wheel or an actual keyboard to control only some things like typing when you get bored with other two of them. It did seem like an identity crisis because it really didn’t know what it really was but still people loved to have so many choices whereas apple on the other hand used only a touch display for everything and had no stylus like the one found on the Note series these days. On the iPhone there was a tiny or miniscule 2MP camera on the back with the bottom made up of plastic with the antenna bands. The back was non removable whereas G1 had a removable back and it could accept a SD card of 8 GB. The feature which today the iPhone7 doesn’t have was present on the earlier versions of iPhone ….. Yes I am talking about the headphone jack. The first iPhone had a built in headphone jack. Yay no adapters! But take that back actually you did need one because it was recessed so that one could use only apple-branded earphones. G1 did had a unique design which made it look like a J-shaped device and made it more comfortable in hand but it couldn’t stand the test of time like the iPhone.

Software:

Even though iPhone won the hardware race with its nice design by quite a margin but the winner of the software race is simply android because of its more advanced features. This thing was pretty crazy that on android you couldn’t set a lock screen wallpaper whereas on the iPhone you couldn’t set the background of the home screen(it had a plain black background). You could even set a pattern unlock on the android. One more thing which the iPhone didn’t had at that time was pages. If you tap on any app it would simply open the app whereas if you do so on android one could simply move and rearrange the apps as per your liking and create new pages. Multitasking which we take for granted these days didn’t even existed at that time on the iPhone which works very well on the newer versions. This where android steps up as there was a way to multitask in the G1 by pressing and holding the home button. One more thing which didn’t exist at that time were personal assistants-no Siri, no Google Assistant. Also the very first version of android didn’t have an app drawer where all the apps were organized. There was no notification center on the first ever iOS whereas android had a built in notification center. Adding widgets, changing wallpapers, adding app shortcuts-customization like these were only on android at that moment. One biggest thing iPhone didn’t had at that time was the app store. G1 did came with a play store which was known as ‘Market’ at that time.The first ever version of android didn’t have a virtual keyboard which did came in later versions of android. Even though virtual keyboard came later, it just didn’t feel good, nice and natural as the iPhone’s virtual keyboard felt.

Now the thing I was talking about in the starting. Rumors were that Google tried to copy apple’s iPhone design. The first design that came out before they saw the iPhone was similar to what Blackberry, Nokia etc. phones looked like- a small 1.0 inch display with a QWERTY keyboard at the bottom and all business feature like mail to call it a smartphone of that time. But when they saw the original iPhone they just came to know that their blackberry rip-off couldn’t compete with the iPhone so they had to go ahead and re imagine and bring a touch screen to it.

I hope you enjoyed this long journey into the past where we all learnt how the first version of smartphones which we use today looked like….

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