Link Download

<!--Related Posts with thumbnails Scripts and Styles Start--><if cond=data:blog.pageType == "item"><style type=text/css>#related-posts{float:left;width:auto;} #related-posts a{border-right: 1px dotted #eaeaea;} #related-posts a:hover{background: #EEEEEE;} #related-posts h2{margin-top: 10px;background:none;font:18px Oswald;padding:3px;color:#999999; text-transform:uppercase;} #related-posts .related_img {margin:5px;border:2px solid #f2f2f2;width:110px;height:100px;transition:all 300ms ease-in-out;-webkit-transition:all 300ms ease-in-out;-moz-transition:all 300ms ease-in-out;-o-transition:all 300ms ease-in-out;-ms-transition:all 300ms ease-in-out;-webkit-border-radius: 5px; -moz-border-radius: 5px; border-radius: 5px; } #related-title {color:#666;text-align:center;padding: 0px 5px 10px;font-size:12px;width:110px; height: 40px;} #related-posts .related_img:hover{border:2px solid #E8E8E8;opacity:.7;filter:alpha(opacity=70);-moz-opacity:.7;-khtml-opacity:.7}</style><script type=text/javascript src=http://newtechnologyhub.blogspot.com /></if><!--Related Posts with thumbnails Scripts and Styles End-->

Note: You can change width and height of thumbnail by just changing these values in the code  width:110px;height:100px. ( change 110 and 100 according to your requirement ).

Step-3. Now search for this tag <div class=post-footer> and paste the below just above this tag 

Download program talkray for Android

As we all know that many of people’s buys Android just because of its cool functionality and other features. But sometimes people hates Android just because of its battery backup. I will be telling you the way to Charge Your Android Device Faster.

Why?

Because of the application which are always running in the background. Same with the iPhone but it gives the good battery backup sometimes.

Nowadays when you keep your phone on charge you might be charging it for some hours until it gets charged, approx 1 to 1.30 hours. Then you use your mobile, what battery backup it gives you? My Nexus gives me 3 hours on screen. Even you might be getting the same.

Might this is just because I am using stock ROM. I have tried changing many ROM and custom Kernels but didn’t found anything working.

You might be knowing about the Airplane mode in this you can save up your time of charging about 40%. When your phone is on Airplane Mode it will close all the signals of your cellular calls and you won’t get any calls on your device. This is the best way you can save your battery charging time.

Most of time while switching off your phone and then charging your phone is very effective. Because there is no running application in background and it will fasten your phone charging. This is the best guide you can follow up for charging your phone faster.

Actually Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, Mobile Data consumes more battery. It is better to switch off your Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, Mobile Data it will save up your device charging and it will help you to fasten your phone charging speed. If you don’t have to put your phone on flight mode then you can try this method.

This is important because most of the times people uses the charger which is not manufactured by the manufacturer of your device. This Charger Adapter and Data Cable is specially designed for your mobile phones so it is better to use your original charger adapter for best charging results.

We have seen many times and many images about mobile phones are getting explode during charge. So it is right if your device is really getting hot then i will suggest you to switch off your device and wait for sometimes and never play games or check video while your phone is on charge. It is the best way you can save up your battery life. I will suggest you not to play games and other thing 

As we know that Facebook is the worlds largest social media website as it is second largest website in the world. Big companies promote their products and services on Facebook pages. In order to promote your products and services, and to attract Facebook users, your Facebook page should be regular updated and should look trusted and genuine. Facebook launches blue tick verification which indicated that the Facebook page or Facebook profile genuine and real. In order to verify your Facebook page your page should be eligible for verification

Eligibility To Verify Facebook Page

Facebook has put some necessary requirements to verify fan pages and in before submitting verification request your page must follow below listed requirements.

- Your Facebook page should have at least 30,000 likes.
- Your Facebook Page should have official website related to your pages name and your website should be professional and genuine.
- Your website must contain a Facebook like box. ( How To Add Facebook Like Box Widget In Blogger )
- Make sure you have mentioned all necessary information like active address on your Facebook page.
- You must update your page regularly with useful and social friendly posts.

After passing the eligibility, you can submit Verification Request Form

The method that we have discussed below is based on some websites that will allow you to download your APK files on your Android and PC. So have a look on these websites to download APK files directly on your computer

RUMOR! SAMSUNG WORKING ON SMARTPHONES WITH FOLDABLE SREENS-TO RELEASE 2017

Samsung Working On Smartphones With Foldable Screens – To Release In 2017:

Samsung has been among some of the most popular names in the markets of technology. The company has been coming out with a large number of updates and upgrades over the years, and has been changing the way the markets of technology function. The company has been among the leaders in the markets of android technology, and has been having a great run since the last few years. Samsung is now working on changing the way the markets of smartphone devices work, and after introducing curved and edged devices, the company is now expected to launch devices with foldable screens.

Foldable screens are no surprise to those who have been following the markets of technology these days, as many companies have been working on that and LG actually showed it off earlier this year. However, to implement the same in a smartphone is the next big step, and Samsung is already heading there.

Current plans for the company are that they would be launching two smartphone devices in 2017, one of which would have a 5 inch foldable screen that would snap into half when you fold it, similar to a flip phone.

The other device, however is more interesting. The foldable screen of this device too would come in at 5 inches, but when needed, users can expand the screen and make it into an 8 inched tablet! Samsung does have all the resources to accomplish this, as they are the world’s largest OLED manufacturers and have a team of engineers and innovators who have never shied away from doing the different.

Samsung is all set to take a major step forward towards the future of smartphone technology, and foldable screens might just be the future of technology in an ever shrinking world. What are your opinions on the same? Comment below and let us know:


You can follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google+ or like our Facebook page to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple and the Web.

Google has launched the New Chrome Canary APK update with support for Android 7.0 devices. Know more about this update in detail at below.

Here is the Official list of the changes in the Chrome Canary app.

http://goo.gl/sQ3WIK

Minor App performance and speed improvements I found in the app by my research team and most important Android 7+ device support added by Google in the app.

We can count this update as final version they fixed all the bugs and given all Android device support.

Click below to Download the APK Update:


Chrome Canary APK

Google Duo have one new update for Android users. As we all know that Duo is the most advanced video calling app. Google designed it very simple, reliable.


Here are some basic features of the app:

Simple and easy understanding Interface
Knock Knock
High Quality Video with High Speed

Cross Platform Compatibility
Low Data Consumption

Here are the changelog of todays update:

I found all these changes after installing this update on my Nexus 6P.
I found Major Improvements in Video Pausa Handling in this update.
I also found Improvement in bandwith management.
Else, Google Fixed all the keybugs like, Camera Freeze, inversion and a/v sync bug.

Here are the other app details:

• Supported Devices: Android 4.1+
• APK File Size: 10.17MB
• APK Version: v4.0.13

Click Below to Start Downloading the APK File

Google DUO APK v4.0.13

You Might Like:

The most awaited App of the Google has come for Android device also. Yes, Gboard app is now available for Android users. Here I am sharing the APK File to download for all you our visitors.


Here are the Features of the App:

Meet Gboard: Search Google and share, right from your keyboard • Emoji search

• GIF search, available in supporting apps
• Multilingual typing:Automatically switch between your enabled languages while typing

• Streaming autocorrect: Autocorrect last two words based on context
• Predictive search:Search suggestions based on what you type
• Default number row (turn on in Keyboard Settings)
• 36 new languages

Note: Some features not yet available in all languages

This app will make your keyboard typing experience more useful and easy.

Click Below to Download the GBoard APK File

Gboard APK File v6.0.69

Wow. What a year 2015 was for Apple. The 12in MacBook, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, Apple Pay, Apple Music, Beats 1 and, of course, the Apple Watch, gave us plenty to talk about - and these releases give us plenty of hints about what might be coming up in 2016 and 2017.

In this article we look in our crystal ball and predict the products and services Apple will launch in the second half of 2016 and 2017.

Updated, 22 June 2016, to discuss possible acquisition activity in the next 12 months - which could conceivably include Netflix (but dont bet on it).

Apple hasnt exactly bet the farm on its Watch. It was launched with appropriate fanfare, but the company has played it slow and sure since then. In-store display areas are discreet, and overshadowed by its longer-established lines. Perhaps the company realises that a fair few of us are waiting for the first revision.

Expect that to come later in 2016. In April, the original model turned 12 months old, and although two major operating system updates have added a range of new features - watchOS 3 was unveiled at WWDC in June 2016 - it would be risky for Apple to wait more than 18 months between hardware updates to a product line as high-profile as its smartwatch. (Granted, Tim Cook may also have been wary about straying too far in the other direction. It would be galling in the extreme to spend £13,500 on a smartwatch, as some deep-pocketed Apple Watch Edition buyers did last year, and then see it rendered obsolete a few months later.)

The first revision will almost certainly be an extensive upgrade to bring it in line with its most ambitious competitors, so were expecting an Apple Watch 2, rather than an iPhone-style S variant. We’re also expecting it to be an entirely stand-alone device, along the lines of Samsungs Gear S2, which connects directly to the cellular network, bypassing the Galaxy Phone entirely.



This might seem illogical if you considered the Apple Watch to be a stealth marketing tool for increased iPhone sales, but it wouldnt be the first time Apple has broken an explicit link between two core products to boost the sales of the newcomer. Think back to its original strategy with the iPod, which was to use it as a Trojan Horse for the Mac (it required a FireWire-enabled computer running iTunes which, at that time, wasnt available on Windows). Only when it produced a PC version did the iPod really fly, and change the companys fortunes forever.

Why do we believe its going to do that here? Aside from the need to compete with Samsung, its because watchOS 2, which rolled out on 21 September 2015, made it possible for the first time to run third-party applications directly, without using the phone as a data conduit. Building in full-blown phone-free comms is the next logical step.

This will require some additional components - in particular a SIM card and associated circuitry - but advances made in the last 12 months suggest that shouldnt be a problem. The S1 processor in the current Apple Watch is built using the same 28 nanometer process as the chip in the iPhone 5s, which was current while Apple was closing Watchs development cycle. Since then, weve seen both the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s hit the shelves, and they use a considerably finer process, with their A9 processors built using a 14 nanometer process. Assuming Apple develops a new chip - likely called the S2 - for its second-generation Watch, its reasonable to assume that it will employ the same 14-nanometer process and, rather than slimming the wearable, use the reclaimed space to bolster its built-in features.

Other notable omissions from Apple Watch that could be addressed in the first revision are native GPS, additional health sensors and a higher capacity battery, not necessarily to deliver a longer work time, but to deal with the additional load of the bolstered range of sensors and comms.

The new Watch should also be able to collect more health data, apparently Apple had high hopes for the health capabilities of the original Apple Watch but had to remove some of the sensors before launch because of accuracy issues. These could include blood oxygen levels and blood pressure, for example.

We also expect it will be a little thinner and faster, have better battery life, and that a front-facing camera might make it onto the Watch for FaceTime calls. Wed also appreciate a WiFi chip that can connect directly to a network without requiring the iPhone as an intermediary. In fact, less reliance on the iPhone full stop, although the WatchOS2 release in September meant that some apps could run independently of an iPhone. GPS capabilities and better water resistance would also be appreciated. We expect to see a new Apple Watch at the rumoured event in March with a launch in April 2016

Read more about Apple Watch: Apple Watch 2 release date & new feature rumours | Apple Watch accessories round-up | Best Apple Watch straps & how to attach them | Apple Watch tips  | Apple Watch review

Weve already had an S model since the last full update, so expect 2016s iPhone 7 to be a more extensive revamp - were expecting a bit of a redesign for Apples 4.7in and 5.5in iPhones, as is customary when Apple makes a leap from S to a whole new number.

Pundits are forecasting the death of the home button, which we dont think many would mourn. Adopting soft buttons, as are common on Android devices, makes sense, and it would allow Apple to increase the screen size without bulking up the physical body. Conversely, it may reclaim the lost space to produce a smaller device with the same 16:9 aspect screen as it employed in the iPhone 5, 5s and 5c to tempt an upgrade out of anyone who was put off by the iPhone 6 and 6ss wider, taller bodies.

Before you assume that losing the Home Button and its fingerprint scanner would be unlikely in this era of Apple Pay, Apple has a patent that indicates its been looking at onscreen fingerprint scanners. Alternatively, theres no reason why the fingerprint reader couldnt be moved to the side of the case or sited by the earpiece, on the opposite side to the front-mounted camera.



Building the iPhone 7 around an AMOLED screen - as used in the Apple Watch - would also make sense on several fronts, as its less power-hungry than the LCD technology Apple currently uses, can display more colours and is more responsive, but it seems unlikely that Apple will roll it into the iPhone any time soon. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, believes the company will persevere with LCD for several years, and with Apple suppliers building new LCD factories in China to satisfy future demand, it looks like he could well be right.

Some of the other new features you can expect: wireless charging, haptic feedback for the on-screen keyboard, waterproof, better battery life, improved camera, A10 processor and 3GB of RAM in the 5.5in version. Other rumours point to a thinner design, a 3D camera, and the elimination of the 3.5mm headphone jack, with the iPhone 7 shipping with wireless headphones. Lightning headphones will be another option.

There are two potential benefits to losing the headphone jack: the iPhone could be slightly thinner (apparently 1mm) and if the headphones were to use the Lightning port that could allow for high-res audio.

We also hope 2016 is the year Apple stops selling the inadequate 16GB version of the iPhone.

Read more about iPhone 7: iPhone 7 release date rumours & new features

And the iPhone 7 Plus: iPhone 7 Plus release date rumours


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: iPads

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: iPad Air 3


There was no new iPad Air in 2015 so some Apple fans are expecting an update to that model soon; but we suspect that the 9.7in iPad Pro (yep, Apple has ported the Pro branding to the medium-sized iPads - confusing, right?) has now displaced the Air line. Were not convinced that Apple will release another Air-branded product at all, in fact, with the MacBook Airs tiny update this spring giving the impression that Apple has shifted its focus to the 12-inch MacBook instead.

There are a few updates an iPad Air 3 could benefit from: we expect the iPad Air 3 will have a faster processor, better camera, and 3D Touch (although KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo doesnt think 3D Touch will make an appearance, apparently due to production issues). But our bet would be on the Air 2 being the last of its family line.


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: iPad mini 5


Given that the iPad mini was just updated in September, and on the assumption that Apple might have slowed down its upgrade cycle for the iPads, given that people dont update their tablets as often as their iPhones, maybe we wont see a new iPad mini in 2016, and maybe this doesnt really matter.


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: iPad Pro 2


With the 12.9-inch iPad Pro arriving in November 2015, and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro in March 2016, its hard to guess Apples plans for this line. Our suspicion is that Apple will be patient and update both in spring 2017, but much will depend on how effectively they have dealt with the stagnating iPad sales problem weve observed in the past few earnings calls.

Apples television product - once famously dubbed a hobby by Steve Jobs - has undergone its most ambitious revamp in years. For UK users, meanwhile, the big news of 2016 is likely to be the appearance of BBC iPlayer on the platform. The Corporation has already finally extended its existing browser-based service to the Apple box, where it will join Sky, which has been on the service for some time.


Sadly, though, that could be it as far as the UKs free-to-air broadcasters are concerned, unless any other unofficial ports appear online. The BBC reported in October that ITV had no plans to appear on Apple TV (just as it initially didnt appear on either Sky or Freeview), while the intentions of Channels 4 and 5 were unknown.

There were also rumours in 2015 that Apple would launch a Netflix-competing streaming service for Apple TV (at least in the US) but nothing materialised. Apparently the company just cant reach agreements with the networks. Perhaps the company will focus on the app structure instead and allow companies to provide their own streaming services in the form of apps. Wed like to see Apple adopt an Apple Music-esque system for providing TV shows via iTunes, though, rather than paying £2.99 per episode.

As for the Apple TV hardware, there have been rumours pointing to a new Apple TV box launching in early 2016, but we think that is unlikely given the fact that Apple only just launched the fourth generation Apple TV.

Read more about the Apple TV: New Apple TV 2015 review | The best new Apple TV games of 2015 & 2016 | Best Apple TV apps | Tips for using the new Apple TV Siri Remote | New 2016 Apple TV release date rumours

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: Macs

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: 2016 Mac Pro


The Mac Pro is due a refresh - it hasnt been updated since its launch in 2013 and now its looking a little long in the tooth, being bypassed by generations of Intel chips that never made it into the chassis. Will Apple update the Mac Pro in 2016 or has it given up entirely on this professional Mac workstation? We don’t anticipate any external remodelling, but references within El Capitans code suggest a new machine could be in the works, which would enable Apple to benefit from the last two years of processor advances.

We hope Apple is just waiting for the E5 V4 Broadwell chips that are set to launch in the first half of 2016, or perhaps integrating Skylake, so that its complete line-up is running on the same core hardware from end to end, so a WWDC launch could be possible.


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: MacBook Air


Back in 2015 the rumours were pointing to a MacBook Air with Retina display; what Apple actually gave us was a whole new MacBook with Retina display, in the 12in form factor. This has rather left the MacBook Air in limbo, but while the MacBook Air isnt as powerful as the MacBook Pro, its a whole lot more powerful than the MacBook, and its a lot less expensive. Many people still rate the Air as a reasonably priced, portable laptop.

But we suspect that Apple may be considering retiring the Air to the great Genius Bar in the sky. Spring 2016 saw the most perfunctory of updates to the MacBook Air - the company merely included in the base price a RAM upgrade that had previously been optional - and unless something more radical arrives in 2017 (spring would be the most likely time for the next refresh) the user base will drift away.

If Apple does go down the radical update route, the Air could finally get its Retina display (if that pushes the price up, mind you, people may be less keen). What the MacBook Air really needs is a performance boost and improved specs - its currently using an Intel processor thats a few generations old and we are hoping Skylake processors will make an appearance in the new models - apparently the Skylake U processors that seem destined for the MacBook Air will ship in the early part of 2016. A physical makeover wouldnt go amiss either, with the laptop sporting the exact same design since 2010.
But we suspect that the MacBook Air, like the iPad Air, is on the way out.


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: Retina MacBook Pro
 

The MacBook Air and 12-inch MacBook both got updates in spring 2016, but the MacBook Pro is still waiting. Something more substantial is surely on the cards.

Wed like to see a bit of a makeover, but its whats inside that counts, and whats inside currently is the Intel Broadwell processor in the 13in model and inexplicably, the even older Haswell  processor in the 15in version. We say inexplicably, but part of that blame must lie at the feet of Intel, who was particularly lax at updating its chips in 2015. It seems likely that the MacBook Pro range will finally get the Skylake chips at some point in 2016. That will make a lot of professional Mac users very happy.


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: 12in Retina MacBook update


Apple launched its incredibly thin and light 12in MacBook back in March 2015, and the MacBooks first birthday saw a solid if unspectacular update - various sensible specs boosts, and a rose gold colour option.

The third iteration of the 12in MacBook is likely to appear in spring 2017. Rumours are thin on the ground right now, but some of the wilder speculation has suggested that it might feature a Force Touch keyboard - a keyboard, in other words, that doesnt actually move in response to your key presses, instead simulating presses through haptic feedback just like the Force Touch trackpad. Sounds pretty bizarre - not to mention difficult to use for touch-typing - but thats the sort of thing you tend to hear this far ahead of a launch.


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: Mac mini

The Mac mini missed out on being updated in 2015 so we are hoping to see a 2016 update to the machine that is currently using Haswell processors. Hopefully 2016 will see a new Mac mini with Skylake processors (which are apparently scheduled to ship in the first few months of 2016. Perhaps the Mac mini is another Mac update to look out for this Spring.

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: New iMacs

Its not been that long since the iMac was updated (although that update was long overdue). However, while the high-end models use Skylake processors already, the 21.5in models are still using Broadwell chips - however, it would appear that Intel has no plans to make Skylake chips that would be suitable for the iMacs as Skylake wont include the integrated Iris or Iris Pro graphics cards that are used with these Macs. If an update happens in 2016 we dont expect it to come until much later in the year.


Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: Mac processor updates

Despite Apples adventures into processor design its unlikely well see the company rolling out its own chips in its desktop and laptop machines unless it can make them fully compatible with the current Intel line-up.

Wonderful though it would be to run iOS apps alongside OS X software, Apple would need to give developers several years notice to update their applications to run on any new architecture, so expect to still be buying Intel-driven machines throughout the next 12 months, as the new Skylake processor line takes over from existing chips from spring.

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: Force Touch Keyboard

A Force Touch keyboard could be in the works, too - as a supplement to the Magic Trackpad 2 - if a recent patent filing is anything to go by. The switchless design would allow Apple to produce even thinner MacBooks, and also to take into account the force with which a key is pressed, which will be a boon for anyone making music on their Mac. In the opposite direction it should allow for haptic feedback, which could possibly be used to signify to vision-impaired users that theyre correctly striking a particular key.

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: USB Type-C

One more thing relating to Macs… With Thunderbolt 3 set to use the same port as USB C, does this mean we will see the back of the USB C port, currently only featuring on the MacBook, in favour of the Thunderbolt port, that features on all other Macs. Or will all Macs get a new port?

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: Software & services

Apple predictions for 2016 & 2017: iOS 10

Apple announced the next version of iOS at WWDC in June 2016, and we expect it to roll it out in September as usual, along with the iPhone 7 release.


There are more than 100 new features in the updated mobile operating system, and far too many to go into here, but we can skim over a few highlights: the ability to hide many preinstalled apps; Raise To Wake; an extensive redesign of Apple Music; third-party Siri; all sorts of new emoji and visual effects in Messages; an entire new app called Home for controlling smart-home appliances; voicemail transcription.

 

Note that this was only tested on certain combinations like this (Windows 7 with iOS 8), this (Windows 7 with iOS 7), this and this (Windows 7 with iOS 9.3.2 (iphone 6s)). Windows 7 seems a possible Windows OS that can work. Recently, I tested it on Windows 8 and iOS 9. Unfortunately, it did not work. It seems iOS or Windows has changed its way configuring the network. So, if you are using newer OSes, an Ad-hoc wifi hotspot from your PC may be easier to set up to share the Internet connection of your PC to your iPhone.


It is common and straightforward to make PC to use iPhone’s GPRS, 3G or 4G Internet connection through the USB cable. Now during the spring festival in the country, I am facing the problem that I am wanting to make my iPhone use the PC’s Internet connection.

There is no router by hand and what I have is only the iPhone and USB cable. The PC is an old one with Windows XP installed.

Finally, I figured out a way to make iPhone connect to the Internet through the iPhone’s USB cable to the PC Internet connection.

iPhone <--USB--> PC <----> Internet


How to share the Internet of PC to iPhone through USB Cable

The method here is tested on iPhone 6 with iOS 8.1.3 and Windows 7 / Windows XP.

Step 1, disable the adapter for Internet connection in Windows.

Step 2, connect the iPhone to the PC by a USB cable.

 
Step 3, in the iPhone “personal hotspot” settings, enable “USB only” Internet sharing.

A new adapter in Windows will appear (“Local Area Connection 2” here).

Step 4, in the property of the adapter for Internet in Windows, enable “Internet Connection Sharing”.

In the “Settings”, select the needed services.

iphone-share-internet-sharing-4.png

Step 5, re-enable the adapter for Internet in Windows.

Now, visit the Who am I service in your iPhone and check whether your IP is from the Internet provider for your PC.
Why and how does this work ?

Following is just my guess since both Windows and iOS are closed systems. For easier to understand, I name the adapters as follows.

iPhone tun0 <--USB--> tun1 PC eth0 <----> Internet

After Step 1, the Windows routing table is cleared. After Step 2 and Step 3, both tun0 and tun1 are created and the network packets are forwarded between each other.

iPhone tun0 <--USB--> tun1 PC

Step 4 makes sure that network packets can be forwarded from tun1 to eth0 by Windows. Re-enabling eth0 in Step 5 set up the routing table as we needed.

tun1 =PC=> eth0

The final path for the packet routing will be as follows.

tun0 --> tun1 --> eth0 --> Internet

In Washington, scientists have found an unexpected way to recover from a break-up: dwelling on it.

Repeatedly reflecting on a break-up or discussing it with friends or even research experts actually speeds up emotional recovery, new research suggests "Breakups are ubiquitous - most adults have experienced at least one- and are typically very distressing," said Grace Larson from Northwestern University.

After studying divorce and breakups for years using longitudinal , multi-method designs, Larson and her then-adviser David Sbarra of the University of Arizona wanted to study weather these research techniques on their own were affecting participants . "At first glance, it might seem like repeatedly reminding participants that they had just broken up - and asking them to describe the break-up over and over - might delay recovery," she said.

In their study, the researchers found that asking the participants to reflect on their relationships helped them "build a stronger sense of who they were as single people," Larson said. The study was published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science.

Google App beta users have a new update from Google. The New beta version update is here with new changes and new features. The app is updated to v6.8.19. Know everything about this update at below.


Whats New?

I have installed this update on my Nexus 6P to explore the new features of this update.

I found that the app got  minor visual changes and performance improvements in this update.

Visual Changes:

Menu sequence has been changed in this update. When you search anything on Google with this app. You will get the menu option at the left top side in the app. Google changes the options sequence in this update.

I also found back to top button at the end of the search page in this update. (This feature is for limited devices)

I also found big change in the performance after installing this update.

Overall, its totally worth to download this update for all beta and Non-beta users. I have mentioned non beta users just make aware them with all above new features.

Click below to download the APK file of this update:

Google App APK