Most Electronics Made in China?? The Reason Explained

     Electronics Made in China?? The Real Reason Explained

Every person in the world has question in his mind, why most of all the electronic products are marked as Made in China. so, Today I will answer all the questions which are in your mind? Let's start!

Today there are many multi-national companies are there in the world which are manufacturing one or the other electronic items. But Why most of the products are represented as Made in China. The answer to this question is,

Industries supply their components to china assembles them so the manufactured product is marked as Made in China.

But, why Companies supply their components to the China to assemble? Because the labour cost is very very much less in the china compared to any country in the world and also huge amount of skilled labourers are available in the populated china.

China also produce highest no of skilled engineers in the world compared to most of the developing countries.This is not only reason behind the electronics made in china.

   The second reason is In the late 1970s, and especially at the 3rd Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in December 1978, the Chinese government initiated its policy of reform and opening up. In April 1979, Xi Zhongxun and other Guangdong officials presented in Beijing a proposal to give broader flexibility to the coastal provinces of Guangdong and Fujian to attract foreign investment, with additional exemptions in four locations, namely Shenzhen, Zhuhai and Shantou in Guangdong and Xiamen in Fujian.

    So, they established SEZ (special economic zones) in these regions to encourage the foreign investors and companies to establish their quarters in the SEZ with relaxation in the various taxes. so, Many companies get encouraged and had established their quarters in the SEZ. Many companies came to get help of these act to decrease their assembling cost of the products. Also most of the components are also available easily nearby due to too many industries, therefore transportation cost has become almost negligible.

China is also very big province with more requirements of their public of electronics so SEZ also produce products for china itself also.

Today major multi-national companies like apple also assemble their USA designed components in the china. In some time many companies come under this act and started to assemble their components in the china.

Being encouraged from this policy of Chinese government, Indian government had also started Make in India campaign to encourage investors from world to invest their money and establish industries in the India to engrow their business. Today many companies are also established in India under Make in India campaign. The day is not late when IPhone is marked as Assembled in India.

Google Pixel 3 Night Mode Explained: Tech behind the incridible camera

                      Google Pixel 3 Night Mode Explained

Google recently announced Pixel 3 smartphone and astonished the whole world by its incredible camera with night mode which could beat the Dual camera of IPhone XS and Note 9 also the triple camera setup of  Galaxy A7 and P20 Pro. The team at DPreview to interview the brains behind the path breaking technique.

Google Pixel 3 camera

The interview with Isaac Reynolds, product manager for camera on Pixel, and Marc Levoy, engineer and computational photography lead at Google, managed to give out plenty of details about the machine learning mechanisms and other rather odd techniques used to deliver better camera quality than the underlying sensor is capable of.

Synthetic Fill Flash
While the presenters on stage barely shed any light on this thanks to time constraints, the Synthetic Fill Flash, works in the same way that Google creates Portrait imagery, using a mix of edge detection and machine learning (ML).
Once the photo is clicked the camera will then selectively raise the exposure on the person and their face in the photograph that gives the subject a lively glow. In traditional photography with camera, this usually requires reflectors and other equipment to add more light on a subject against a brighter sunset or in scenarios with dim lighting. The Pixel's processing lets you capture details of both the subject (or even subjects) and the details in the background as well, making for a vibrant, lively and well exposed photograph.

Image by Google

Night Sight
According to the camera team, the Pixel 3 does take better pictures in the standard low light mode itself as compared to what you get on a Pixel or Pixel 2.
If there is really no light (street light 40 feet away) or very dim sources of light (like a sunset), the Night Sight mode comes to your rescue. You will get a bit of shutter delay (upto 4-5 seconds) but the results are reportedly worth waiting for. Wide-angle selfies also come with Night Sight so that colours even in low light are accurate thanks to machine learning.

Raw Capture
As per the team, the DNG files produced by aligning 10-15 frames and merging them is far from your typical smartphone's RAW capture. And thanks to this super accurate and smart frame alignment algorithm, there is no ghosting even if the subject happen to be moving.

Super Res Zoom
A new kind of burst photography that will actually increase the details of the photographs has been used in the new digital zoom mode branded as Super Res Zoom. The technology basically makes complete use of software algorithms to deliver image quality that is far better than its underlying sensor is capable of.

The system relies on small micro-shifts to gather this data and will also go as far as to purposely move the OIS system to get those shifts (if the user's hands are too steady) and then align the photos back in software to sub-pixel precision.

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What is Portrait Mode? How does it works?

What is Portrait Mode?

In photography, Portrait Mode is a function of the camera used to take photograph focusing the single subject. When taking photographs in a portrait mode the camera uses a large aperture to keep background out of focus using depth sensing so subject which is photographed only remains in the focus.

How Portrait mode works?

The top new feature of i phone 7+ was portrait mode. It is a new software feature that uses the dual camera lens to create the effect and look like picture clicked by DSLR camera. This 10 min video from Marquess Brown lee explains how it works. The portrait mode is now available in the most smartphone brands.



This portrait mode uses depth mapping to differentiate between subject and background. It then makes the background blur using software depending on the distances between the background and in-focus subject and highlights the subject so viewer's vision first attracted towards the subject.
As Brown Lee discovers the differences between images captured by I phone and pixel 2. The I phone extremely focus on the face and also blurs the hairs, ears and some other objects which are in same plane of face. The pixel 2 is doing good job in focusing on the entire face and aggressively blurs the background.

How Dual Pixel Portrait Mode works in Pixel 2?

The most astonishing feature of Pixel 2 is that it takes Portrait shots using only one lens, while it is essential to have dual lens to take better Portrait shots.



The reason behind it is that the sensor of the Google Pixel 2 supports Dual Pixel Technology. In it, sensor has millions of pixels and each pixel has its two sub-pixels.



This sub-pixels captures the light coming from two different angles. Dual pixel technology is used to distinguish between the subject and background and Google AI is used to produce blur effect in the background.



Though Pixel 2 has single camera hardware but Google AI is efficient enough to take wonderful portrait shots. Dual Pixel works better on animals and inanimate objects also. Google has used more 1 million pictures and scenarios to enhance the Google AI to distinguish between the subjects and backgrounds.



This is all about the Dual Pixel Technology.

Top 8 smartphones to buy under 15000 (2018)

             Top 10 Smartphones to buy under 15,000

Looking to buy best smartphones under 15,000? There are many options to pick from. But, if you need excellent featured smartphone under 15,000. You should check out this list!

1. Real me 2 Pro 

Real me 2 Pro

The Real me 2 pro sets benchmark in the mid-range smartphones with 4GB Ram with 32GB internal storage and high performing chipset like Snapdragon 845 with water drop notch. It contains dual camera combination of 16MP + 2MP which is awesome. It has battery capacity of 3500 mAh. 

Price: 13,900/-

Buy it at Flipkart and Amazon

2. Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro

Redmi Note 5 Pro with Snapdragon 636 chipset is best smartphone among smartphones under 15,000 since 2017. The phone has excellent battery life which last for 2 days. It's Dual camera has lighting performance.

Price: Buy it at Amazon for 14,599/-

          Buy it at Paytm Mall for 12,375/-

3. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

It is somewhat like Redmi Note 5 Pro. It works on Android 8.0 and the thing which makes lt different is it's stock android. These features and hardware enough to make it best smartphone under 15,000.

Price: 10,900/-

4. Moto One Power

It is also Android One with regular updates. It is cut-throat competitive for Xiaomi. It is powered with Snapdragon 636 and have 3GB Ram with 32GB internal storage. It has highly efficient battery of 5000mAh.

Price: 15,999/-

5. Honor 9N

The Honor 9N is powered with Kirin 659 coupled with 4GB Ram and 64GB internal memory.

It has Dual camera of 13MP+2MP with Huawei's GPU Turbo technology.

Price: Buy it at Flipkart for 9999/-

6. Real me 1

Real me 1 is one of the best aspirant in midrange phones which offering max out specifications.

It has great processor like Mediatek Helio P60 and battery capacity of 3410mAh.

Price: Buy it at Amazon for 4GB variant at 9990/-  6GB variant for only 11900/-

7. Honor 9Lite

It has wonderful design with has glass back which look awesome. It is powerful as Mi A1 powered by Kirin 659. It also offers better cameras at such price range.

Price: Buy it at Amazon for 12,650/-

8. Nokia 5.1 Plus

Nokia has one again come into competition by launching this smartphones which is powered by Mediatek Helio P60 processor. It has 3Gb Ram and 32GB internal storage. It has battery capacity of 3060mAh. 

Price: Buy it at Flipkart for 10,499/-

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What is Google Street View? How does it works?

What is Google Street View?

Google Street View

Google Street View is a technology featured in Google Maps that provides the panoramic views from various streets of the world. It was launched on May 25, 2007 by Google in several cities in the United States, since then it has expanded to many cities and areas of the world. Till today, Google Street View is launched in about 80 countries of the world.

How Google Street View works?

Google Street View displays panoramas of the images. For this, Google uses the cars on which high resolution 360 degree cameras are mounted and these cars travels in whole cities and take up photographs of the streets and monuments.

Then, these photographs are uploaded by Google for Street View. On these cars 12 cameras are fixed to take up photographs from different angles and sides. These photographs are upgraded from time to time.

As cars are not capable to travel at all places, Google also uses trekker, tricycle, walking mans, boat, snow cart, and underwater boats to take up the panoramic shots.

We can also upload some panoramic shots of the place on the Google Street View using gadgets. Google highlights user-contributed shots with blue circles on the Maps.

Businesses like shops, cafes, malls can pay a photographer to take panoramic shots of the interiors which are included in Google Street View with orange circles.

For privacy purpose, Google uses technology to blur faces of the pedestrians and moving cars number plates.
The another astounding feature of Bird Eye-View by Google allows us to observe how the city looks from the top. For this purpose, Google uses helicopters to capture panoramic views from the top. This Feature available in the big cities of the world.

Along with high resolution cameras, Google also uses laser beams for depth mapping to calculate the length and width of the streets and passages. And all these data is also as Artificial Intelligence in self-driving cars for better performance.

Google is requesting for Street View Feature in India but Indian Government is not agreeing for this matter. So this about the Google Street View.