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   Heya! Welcome to the VonSeR views. So here's the big question for the techy ones is that whether should root their device or not. Well, the answer is yes and no which can differ from the people's perspectives. But if you are here read further to know my views. Rooting your device needs a little bit of knowledge about your device. Well, here I am not gonna discuss how to root your device. You can find tonnes of articles and videos available on the internet. Let's get back to the topic. The answer is yes you can root your device if you are not satisfied with the tweaks in your default ROM so you can definitely. But rooting your device limits the number of apps you use in your daily life. I meant to say that you would not be able to access the apps like Netflix, and other payment apps. But don't get worried there's a method to bypass all these. Every phone has its unique code and record to their respective companies which have the report whether the device is rooted...

 Hey everyone! Welcome to Jultech, so here we go with the smartphone which may fulfill all your needs. Most of the time we are just stuck into the brands like Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, and many more but sometimes we should explore something more who are tech enthusiasts or smartphone enthusiasts. So the device which we are gonna discuss here is Sony Xperia 1 III which is expected to release in August. The phone comes with a 6.50-inch display with a resolution of 1640x3480 pixels and an aspect ratio of 21:9. It has a refresh rate of 120 Hz. This device is powered by Snapdragon 888 processor. It has 12 gigs of RAM and runs Android 11. It has a battery of 4500 mAh battery. This supports fast charging and comes with 30W of the charger and also supports wireless charging. Sony's DSLRs are famous and so is the expectation with the phones we have but somewhere it doesn't meet the demand of people in quality or modes. No doubt that there are a bunch of modes available in it but for norma...

 Around billions of people from around the world are on Facebook and are continually active throughout the day and a single problem disturbs them and creates panic among people such that they trend the issue over the world. The same issue is being faced in the Facebook app with the dark mode. The issue was even being enabled it was not working and people were seeing bright light n the screen. People use dark mode to remove the strain they had while using the screen. People tried to activate it but no longer they could activate it and they reported this issue to the FB department.  People were complaining on Twitter and other social media. But this was not the case with everyone's phone when suspected and surveyed deeply. Most of the phones working were fine with it and no issues. I guess maybe the problem would be with the new updates. Most people don't update their phone timely either due to laziness or they don't get time or remember about it. So this might be the strong ...

 Four years back it was being reported that Google is working on its new operating system Fuchsia OS. Finally, the day has come where Google is proudly releasing its new OS. It has launched under development projects for loT devices. Fuchsia Logo Now we have to see whether people are accepting the change or not but Google said that they'll update the same smartphone with it and next time it'll be releasing Fuchsia OS for all new devices out of the box. It's kinda hard for a human to grasp a sudden change because now it's over a decade where we've been using Android and of course we're used to it and we know each and every corner of it.  Google said to release its first-generation Fuchsia OS for the users who are enrolled in the preview program. Android rules around 3 Billion smartphones and tablets based on kernel Linux. The new Fuchsia OS runs on a new message-passing microkernel called Zircon by Google. It's more likely to release its first update without ...