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Enabling Google lens in Google Photos on any Android device

May 19, 2021 by Satyapriya


Pixel devices are very much unique in software as they are with their hardware. It is the combination of both these things that makes the device perfect. Pixel 2 launcher and Google lens are exclusive to these phones and we have earlier learned how to get a pixel 2 like launcher on any device. And now in this article, let us learn how to get a Google lens on your Google photos whatever Android device you have.

One thing you must not before heading through this process is that you can do this process on rooted devices only.

  • You must first have to download the Google Lens  flashable zip file that is made by an XDA developer
  • Once downloaded, then you need to boot your file in recovery mode you can find how you can boot your device in recovery mode for your particular device by searching online
  • On recovery mode, just head to the download directory and locate the Google installer zip file and tap on install image, confirm to flash
  • Then your device will flash the file and after the flashing is completed you click on the reboot system option to reboot your device
  • After your device is rebooted, just open the Google photos app and when you tap on any photo, you can see the Google lens icon in the menu, tap on it, and get started
  • Now for every photo you open, you will have this icon that lets you identify what is in the picture

So, do try this application where you will have a lot of fun using it. Google Lens can be, it’s still quite limited in what it can do before it points you to another app. You might not have to lean on those other apps quite so often n the near future. In the wake of an initial discovery earlier in April, the 9to5Google team has spotted evidence that Lens could soon include a host of “filters” aimed at fulfilling specific augmented reality tasks. A “translate” filter, for instance, might auto-detect one language and offer to convert it to another instead of simply copying text and asking to launch Google Translate.

Filed Under: Android, How to Guides Tagged With: Google Lens, Google photos, Pixel

How To Backup Gmail Data To Your Computer In Different Ways

May 17, 2021 by Satyapriya

The Google services like Gmail, Contacts have almost helped us in replacing the things like books, papers, diary. How much access we have got to our cloud services, and storage devices, the information we will be having in the Google services is very much important and no one would obviously wish to lose that data. So, here are some of the simple and different ways to backup Gmail data that you may have.

Backup Gmail Using Google

Google’s native tool allows you to get this thing done for you. You need to head to the website https://myaccount.google.com/ and then log in using your Google credentials. Once you are done logging in to your account, then just navigate to Personal info & privacy> control your account from the panel on the left side of the screen.

Then head to the ‘Download or transfer’ your content section of the page to find the option ‘Download your data and then click on ‘Create Archive’

Then Google will let you select the apps and even let you decide on choosing the specific data in each menu using the drop-down menu.

After all the selections, click on next and decide how you wish to download the data, and finally click on create an archive.

Using UpSafe  

This is really easy-to-use Windows app that is available to use for completely free. You can just simply download it on your computer. You can schedule your backups, archive inboxes, manage backups, and filter backups using this wonderful application.

There are also certain other apps for this purpose, but we really think the UpSafe tool is worth it.

Email Forwarding

Email forwarding is another simple way to back up Gmail data that is not considered at all. This is a simple way where each and every email your primary Gmail receives will be transferred to a secondary Gmail account. You can set up your settings in your Gmail account so that the received emails will be sent to other email ids that you wish to. The setup is simple.

We will come up with an article on automatic mail forwarding in our next one.

Hope you find these ways to backup Gmail data simple and useful.

Filed Under: Featured, How to Guides Tagged With: Backup gmail, Email forwarding, UpSafe

Here Are Some Little Tools That Help You To Write Better Emails

May 16, 2021 by Satyapriya

We get to write, forward, reply to emails every day. They may be work-related, personal emails, or any others, we get to pass through email-related tasks every day. Now here in this piece of article, I am going to take you through some little tools which will definitely help you to write and send better emails.

Email, like it or not, is the one tool that pretty much everyone has, everyone uses and everyone checks on a daily basis, so the business use of email isn’t going anywhere soon as an external communication tool. Then how can we ignore the sharing of information regarding the simple tools that make your email experience a better one? Here we go

Tools For Better Emails

Giphy for Gmail 

Like GIFs? Of course, you do, you’re currently on the internet. Now you can easily include the entire spectrum of human emotion in your emails.

three.sentenc.es

The Three Sentences mantra isn’t going to work for everyone, but for some people, it will work like a charm.

The website, ‘three.sentenc.es is a personal policy that all email responses regardless of recipient or subject will be three sentences or less. It’s that simple.‘

Gorgias:

Stop creating templates in an unstylish way. They will not come to your use, other than using your space and they will be on drafts. Now you can create stylish chrome extensions and productive templates by using a simple tool Gorgias. This is available as a free Chrome extension.

Grammarly:

The Grammarly Chrome extension helps you in a very brilliant way by checking for any grammatical mistakes and errors in your mail and thus saving your time of checking or rereading the mail before you send it. This one tool will definitely help you in sending better emails.

These are the little tools and extensions that might help you to be quick, clever, and great at sending emails. Make use of these and send better emails.

Filed Under: Featured, How to Guides, Tech News, Uncategorized Tagged With: better emails, Chrome extension, little tools

How to get the battery level of the Bluetooth device on your Android Phone

May 14, 2021 by Satyapriya

The world has been taking a shift over wireless technologies. May it be listening to the audio, or connecting to the internet, everyone is going wireless. Have you ever wished to know the battery level of the device connected via Bluetooth to your device right on your device and without having to access that Bluetooth device? It sounds great right!!!! And it works great as well. Here is how you can get that done

  • To start with you have to get the application BatON  from the Android play store which is available to download for free
  • Then connect the Bluetooth device to your Android device, pair it and connect it
  • Now when opening the application you will be able to see the battery level of the Bluetooth device connected and you can also get to see the battery level by just swiping down the notification panel
  • The percentage of the battery refreshes every 3 hours and you can also set it to refresh more frequently
  • Click on the hamburger icon in the application and click on settings, then tap auto measure
  • Then click on the Measure frequency and then select 15 minutes from the list

That is it, you are done, and do try the BatON application.

Filed Under: Android, How to Guides Tagged With: battery level, bluetooth

How to get network activity displayed in the Status bar

May 7, 2021 by Satyapriya

Are you curious about knowing the status of your networking activity on your Android device? Yes, that would be the answer from many people. That curiosity to know the internet speed is quite common among internet users. Many of us know how to know the speed of the internet on our PCs and laptops. Follow these simple steps.

  • This process starts with you from downloading an Android app called Internet Speed Meter  app from the Google play store which is available to download for free
  • The application installs an internet reader in the middle of the status bar, but the app is highly customizable and allows you to change the position, data limit, speed or transfer units, and much more
  • If you wish to make changes, just open the application, head to Settings by clicking on the gear icon, you can see a lot of options that you can customize according to your choice and desire

Internet Speed Meter can thus be a great app and can help you get to know the speed of your internet as it allows you to monitor your network activity right from the status bar.

Filed Under: Android, How to Guides Tagged With: Internet speed meter, Network activity, status bar

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