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The Fine Art of Mobile APp Developent

Customer engagement is the by-word now as more and more mobile phone manufacturers are training their skills towards this feature. Mobile phones have made life easy while being engaged in a train or a long journey. Mobile applications has occupied that space with its vast innovation into android app development and ios app development. Virtual reality and augmented reality are the latest observations of mobile application development by taking the user experiences into new heights in the field of visualisation.

Mobile apps are of two types: native and hybrid. User interfaces of mobile phones are implemented using either native or hybrid app mobile technology. Both offer reliable and responsive user experiences. Mobile app developers dwell to the minutest details of the idea and build the most sensible and intuitive UI's.

Is ANC worth paying extra for?

I mostly use headphones in cafes and during travel. The ANC version costs about Rs. 5k more

Should I buy wired headphones again?

My wireless pair is convenient but I keep charging it. I am thinking of going back to wired for home use.

Is wireless charging worth extra?

One version has wireless charging and costs around Rs. 2k more. I already have a charging pad.

AirPods or Android earbuds?

I use an iPhone but do not want to spend too much on AirPods. Mostly I need calls and music.

Do I really need a smartwatch?

I have never owned one and keep seeing everyone wear them. Not sure if I actually have a use for it.

Apple Watch or AirPods upgrade first?

I use an iPhone and have an older Apple Watch already. I can only upgrade one right now.

Lenovo Yoga or MacBook Air?

The Yoga gives me more ports and Windows, while the MacBook has better battery life. The price is almost the same.

Is the keyboard worth buying?

I am getting a tablet for work but the keyboard costs almost too much. I already have a laptop at home

Should I buy a tablet instead of a laptop?

My work is mostly browsing, writing and video calls. I rarely use heavy software.

Should I buy last year’s flagship?

I found an older flagship at almost half the launch price. The specs still look good to me.

Nothing or Pixel for clean software?

I’m tired of preinstalled apps on my current phone. The camera is also important to me.

I am wondering whether a dishwasher can clean burnt/charred milk or tea pans?

Most of the time the pans and other utensils left the burnt marks. So do they get cleaned in the dishwasher?

Can dishwashers handle Indian utensils?

Most of our utensils are steel and we use pressure cookers regularly. That’s my main concern before buying.

Are cheap air purifiers worth trying?

I found one online for much less than the big brands. It has HEPA written everywhere but I am still doubtful.

Do I need an air purifier all year?

I am mainly worried about pollution during winter. Not sure if buying one makes sense for the whole year.

Should I wait for festive discounts?

My old purifier is still working but the filter change is due soon. Thinking of replacing it instead.

Is UV useful with RO?

I am seeing RO plus UV everywhere and don’t really understand the difference. Trying not to overspend.

Samsung or IFB microwave?

Both are around the same price online. I care more about easy controls than extra cooking modes.

Do I need steam wash?

Almost every new machine has some steam feature now. I mostly wash normal office clothes.

LG or Bosch washing machine?

Both are around the same price after discount. I have heard good things about both and now I am stuck.

Should I buy 1.5 tons or 1 ton?

My room is around 120 sq ft and gets afternoon sun. Different shops are giving me different answers.

Is Wi-Fi AC actually useful?

I keep seeing app control on new ACs but I have never needed it before. Wondering if I’m missing something.

Should I buy a fridge now or wait for Diwali?

Our fridge is getting old but still running somehow. I’m wondering if waiting another month makes sense

Do I really need a convertible fridge?

The newer models keep pushing convertible modes, but I am not sure I will use them. Feels like one more feature to pay for.