A "gun" works by channelling the explosive force of a propellant down a barrel, driving a projectile ("bullet") out of the barrel and towards a target.
How A Gun Works
The same forces are at work, whether using an antique muzzle-loader or a modern-day rifle or pistol.
Modern ammunition carries the primer, propellant, and projectile all in the same cartridge. The process of firing the gun starts when you load the cartridge into the firing chamber. After loading the cartridge, you aim the weapon and pull the trigger. The mechanics of it may vary, but a firing pin eventually strikes the primer, which ignites the propellant. The hot explosive gases are channeled behind the projectile, forcing it down the barrel and out of it.
There are many variations of "guns," such as single-shot, revolver, and semi-automatic. Here's an excellent Wikipedia page describing various types of handguns and the differences between them Click Here
The YU Yureka, is the re-branded version of the Coolpad F2, a Chinese Smartphone, and also has seen a lot of demand since the launch due to the high value for money that it offers to the user. This phone is currently being sold in batches without any flash sales like previously due to the launch of it's successor The Yu Yuphoria, and previously we saw that nearly 10,000 to 20,000 units were being sold in a matter of a few seconds. But, one cannot expect everything to be great in a phone with that price tag, The Yu Yureka has an awful problem of overheating. So we are here to help you with this problem and will tell you how to fix the overheating of the Yu Yureka.
One of the most common problem people are facing with the Yureka is it's heating problem. The Yureka, while in use heats up to about a temperature greater than 50°C in a matter of a few minutes even when it is performing the simplest of tasks like texting or browsing the internet, and believe me it is too damn hot to hold. This can be a real problem, in various places where it is really hot, it would be like taking a hot iron and putting it to your ear to take a call. Having a case on, only worsens the issue, as it could melt the case and the case would stick to the Yureka.
Sudden Battery drain has also been reported by a few individuals.
The main cause of this problem is the MEDIA SERVER, which is running constantly in an infinite loop and is using up all the resources, of your phone. Also, the CPU is slightly overclocked, than the usual qualification it should have been on. Tackling with all of these issues should bring in a decrease of the overheating and battery drain.
1. Dealing with the MEDIA SERVER issue:
Open Settings> Apps> All Apps
Find Media Storage and open it
Force Stop it and Clear Data
REBOOT the device
Go to Settings> Apps> Disabled
Find Media Storage, find it and Enable it
2. Underclocking the CPU:
Disclaimer: This might cause your device to lag a little bit. Also, fiddling with the CPU settings is not generally recommended. So, proceed at your own risk. Beetel Bite is not responsible for any damage caused to your device whatsoever.
Open Settings
In the search bar, type performance (This is a hidden option)
Profile — Powersave
Processor > Governor– Powersave
Minimum clock speed — 200
Maximum clock speed — 800 or 1000
I/O Scheduler — Loop
Memory Management — Check both options
Hope this helped in fixing the issues. Since this is a software update, we can expect CyanogenMod will fix these in the next software update.
This method works with all smartphones but Yureka tends to heat up a lot that's why we specifically put its name in the article.
If You Think we missed something please tell us in the comments below.
Xiaomi's new 2015's smartphone lineup was leaked last week. Indicating that the Chinese Manufacturer will launch two New Redmi Note series handsets this July. Now, a New Redmi smartphone has been leaked alongside all rumours of a new Mi handset featuring a Snapdragon 808 SoC Chipset.
According to the twitter leaker Upleaks, the new rumoured Xiaomi Redmi series comes with model name Xiaomi H3Y and its project name is Hermes, as in the greek gods name. Upleaks has also leaked the to be specifications of the new Xiaomi H3Y which include a full-HD display (unknown screen size, most probably 5 inches), an octa-core MediaTek MT6795 processor, 2GB RAM, dual-SIM 4G support, an 13-megapixel rear camera, and a 5-megapixel front shooter. It is said to feature a metallic design.
The handset is also said to run MIUI 6 based on Android 5.0 Lollipop. Upleaks has also shared couple of images of the Xiaomi H3Y smartphone showing front and rear panel.
Contradicting the current leak, the Xiaomi 2015 roadmap that surfaced last week had suggested that the Redmi Note 2 will feature a 5.5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) display, and Snapdragon 410 (MSM8919) processor, while the Redmi Note 2 Pro will feature a 5.5-inch full-HD (1080x1920 pixels) display, and Snapdragon 615 processor. Both the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 and Redmi Note 2 Pro were tipped to sport 13-megapixel rear cameras and 5-megapixel front-facing cameras.
In other news, Chinese analyst Pan Jiutang, who recently tipped details about rumoured Huawei-made Nexus smartphone, has claimed that Xiaomi is working on a smartphone featuring Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor. Jiutang went on to suggest that the alleged Xiaomi handset with Snapdragon 808 SoC (most recently seen on the LG G4) will be priced somewhere between the company's Redmi and Mi series handsets.
Last week's roadmap hinted that Xiaomi, after launching the Mi 4i in India last month, will launch the Xiaomi Mi 4s in June. However, the roadmap had tipped a Snapdragon 810 (MSM8994) for the Mi 4s rather than Snapdragon 808 SoC.
Other specifications tipped by leaked the Xiaomi roadmap for the Mi 4s include a 5-inch full-HD (1080x1920 pixels) display; 13-megapixel rear camera with OIS, and a 4-megapixel front camera.
Readers should remember that all these leaks should be taken with a pinch of salt as Xiaomi has not mentioned anything about the upcoming device and the leaks legitimacy remains questionable.
Yu Yuphoria vs Moto E (Gen 2): The battle of the best budget Android smartphones available in India
The recent smartphone launched by Yu the Yuphoria has been attracting huge number of people wanting to buy it because of the Rs 6999 price tag it comes with, and due to the great specifications that it has to offer for a budget friendly smartphone. The Yu Yuphoria faces a lot of competition from well reputable brand smartphones like the Moto E (2nd gen), Xiaomi Redmi 2 and Lenovo A6000, etc. having the same specifications and price today, we are going to do Yuphoria Vs Moto E(Gen 2).
All of the Moto E (2nd gen), Xiaomi Redmi 2 and Lenovo A6000, etc. are budget Smartphones that are priced at Rs 6999 in India. The comparison table below shows the key specifications of the Yu Yuphoria, The New Moto E, And The Xiaomi Redmi 2 (All of which are similar to the A6000 and A6000 Plus, therefore the specifications for Lenovo A6000, A6000 Plus Not Included). As you can see all of the basically have quite the same specifications, So after seeing the specifications ultimately your choice will depend on brand you are loyal towards.
Out of the whole group of these amazing smartphones, the Yuphoria stands out of all the competition and it also shows that the Moto E 2nd generation is one of its weakest rivals in the market considering what it has to offer in terms of specifications. The 4G capable Yu Yuphoria runs on the Snapdragon 410 chipset with a quad core Cortex A53 CPU, just like the newer and costlier 4G version of the Motorola Moto E. But for Rs 6999, in the Moto E 2nd Gen 3G model you only get 3G and the much older Snapdragon 200 SoC sporting a quad core Cortex A7 processor.
The Yu Yuphoria has twice the amount of RAM and Internal Storage at 2GB and 16GB respectively. You can add another 32GB of memory via the microSD card slot for your media. The MicroSD Card Slot has been now been swiped from the side to the back of the phone where your sim card slots are. It sports an 8MP main camera with LED flash, and front camera of 5MP, while its screen size is 5 inches with a HD 1280 x 720p touchscreen with IPS Display and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection.
The 2nd gen Moto E makes do with 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM with 32GB expandability. It has a 4.5-inch 540 x 960p qHD display with Gorilla Glass 3 and an 0.3MP webcam sitting above that. Even more disappointing is its 5MP rear camera without flash support. One of the advantages it can boast of is its stock version of Android Lollipop, while Yu has chosen Cyanogen 12 for its Yuphoria, which we love, and can Root/Unlock without voiding the warranty of the phone.
Amazon India is currently accepting registrations for the Yu Yuphoria which will be made available through a flash sale on May 28.
We know that there are a lot of people out there waiting for the Xposed Framework for Lollipop. GravityBox is also loved by a lot of people. So here is a tutorial on how to install Xposed Framework and GravityBox on Lollipop. Before we get started, here are some things which u need to know:-
What is Xposed Framework?
Xposed is a framework for modules that can change the behavior of the system and apps without touching any APKs. That's great because it means that modules can work for different versions and even ROMs without any changes (as long as the original code was not changed too much). It's also easy to undo. As all changes are done in the memory, you just need to deactivate the module and reboot to get your original system back. There are many other advantages, but here is just one more: Multiple modules can do changes to the same part of the system or app. With modified APKs, you to decide for one. No way to combine them, unless the author builds multiple APKs with different combinations.
What is GravityBox?
GravityBox is a module which primary goal is to provide the users of AOSP devices
with a tweak box to turn their vanilla AOSP ROM into custom ROM packed with additional features and tweaks
without need to flash anything. Most of the preferences can be changed on-the-fly without rebooting.
So lets get started:-
First of all your phone has to be rooted and must have a custom recovery to make this thing work. If you are rooted and have a custom recovery installed then follow the steps:-
These days many mobile networks are releasing their Applications for smartphones on the App Stores Like Google Play Store, Apple Store, etc. to catch on to the raging fire of more and more people buying a smartphone and using it as their daily driver. The Mobile Network companies like Airtel, Vodafone, etc. have noticed a trend of more and more people wanting to control their Networks Usability by their phones with a single tap, Like paying Phone Bills, setting Data Limits, Apply Internet Packs, etc.. I have Used a lot of Mobile Networks and never felt a problem in most of them in India, but i personally when this App war started i have to say that the mobile network companies want in full on without most of them fully preparing for it as some apps were really nice but some were so bad that you have to say that the companies just wanted to get their own apps out without thinking, and that wasn't bad enough for some of them because their services also went down and you were hung inbetween. But i have to say that the two companies i think that held up were -
Vodafone being a company situated outside of India and their network being so wide and they have been making their app and perfecting it since a long time as the war started outside india first so we will not talk much about them.
But on the other hand Airtel is a Indian Home Grown Company that has shown that Indian Companies can give the big giants outside a huge shake. The Airtel App is very intuitive and really Great looking with a really good User Interface. We tried the My Airtel App on our Smartphones as we have Airtel Broadband, Mobile Services and DTH in our office and homes. And we were really amazed by it's performance, and we chose the best 3 features we liked in the Application and they are as Follows -
Pay Bills and Recharge
The Main Attraction of an App by any Service Provider is Paying Bills and Recharging. Well, The My Airtel App takes it to the next level and let's you pay more bills than other Apps, which only let you pay for their services. But My Airtel App lets you pay for many things like Electricity, Shopping, Online Bills, etc.. And we really love Airtel's approach on this.
Airtel Surprises
You receive amazing coupons from airtel when you open the App and shake the phone or do a recharge, pay bills, etc. this simply means that airtel is paying you for using their App and who does not want to get paid for free and just minding their own business, this shows that Airtel cares for it's customers and wants to give benefits back to its customers,and we are loving what airtel is doing for us.
and finally for the last of the things i love the most in the My Airtel App is
Parental Control
The My Airtel App gives you total control over all the airtel services that you own like Broadband, DTH, SIM Cards, etc. you can manage all of your devices with the App, you can activate or deactivate services that you do not want or need, you can also stop the services for a duration of time, as if you are going out of the home and you don't want your children watching TV or using Net you can just go into the App and stop the services till you get back home.
Following the same route as Xiaomi has taken, Yu Televentures has launched its new smartphone the Yu Yuphoria in India with a fitness tracker named as the YuFit Smart Band to take on the Xiaomi's Mi Band. With a lot of fitness trackers from various companies being flooded into the Indian Markets, it becomes a real pain for the buyer to choose from such a wide variety of wearable devices that are available to him with different features. Therefore, We were really excited to write this post and to pit YuFit vs Mi Band against each other so as to compare which is the best one for you to buy in the budget fitness tracker market. If you are just getting into the market so as to buy a fitness tracker that is cheap and affordable and you are confused between the two of the latest offerings in the budget wearable segment by Yu Televentures and Xiaomi, Read this post as the 2 powers battle it out!
YuFit vs Mi Band
Major Difference
So the Major Difference that we discovered between both the fitness bands is that the Yu YuFit comes with a OLED display while the Xiaomi Mi Band does not sport a screen, just 3 LED Lights. The YuFit's OLED display on the top which shows the user the time, date, details such as the number of steps, etc. It also notifies you of calls and messages just like the Mi Band, but with the screen it makes it more appealing and can give more details than the Mi Band. You can switch between the different modes by simply tapping the on the display of the YuFit.
Compatibility
Both The YuFit and The Mi Band are compatible with both Android and iOS smartphones via Bluetooth which is amazing seeing a cross platform smartwatch, but we are still seeing no sign of compatibility with Windows Phones anytime in the near future. The Mi Band comes and pairs with the Xiaomi's App The Mi Fit while The YuFit pairs with HealthifyMe App available in App stores.
Design
We simply are in love with the Design of both the bands, which are quite similar as they have the same looking bands that the Fitness Tracker is housed in, Both the trackers have elliptical designs and come with rubber bands with dual locking mechanism and you also can adjust according to your wrist size as both of them have ample holes. Both the devices can be removed from the rubber housing bands and are waterproof, so you can wear them into the shower or use them in rain no problem. The Mi Band has got an IP67 rating but nothing was announced regarding what rating the YuFit has, just on their website YU has written waterproof. Just like the Mi Band, the YuFit also transfers your fitness information to your smartphone via Bluetooth.
Functions
The Basic Functions of both the bands pretty much remain same like tracking your steps, sleep, distance travelled and calories burnt, The YuFit comes with some of the additional functions like it displays time, incoming calls and messages on its gorgeouss OLED display. The Mi Band is lacking the display but it compromises with 3 LED light indicators and notify the user about incoming calls, daily goals, etc. on the synced smartphone by vibrating. The highlight of the Xiaomi Mi Band is its impressive battery which Xiaomi says is enough to last for 30 days, but with our tests it is giving us near about 50 days of running continuously.
Application
Mi Band Application
Both of the devices come with their own applications that let you pair the bands with your smartphone and lets you access and control of the smartband from your smartphone. Mi Band lets you track your steps and your sleep, sleep mode is sometimes buggy as if you have removed and kept the band aside it assumes you are sleeping and takes that time also into account. The YuFit uses an app known as the HealthifyMe which goes beyond the regular step and sleep tracking, which the Mi Band does. You can enter the food you eat and it'll calculate the amount of calories you consume in a day and that includes all the Indian foods as well as said by Yu Televentures. All you have to do is not even type the name and the calories in your food just click a image of the food you had and upload it to the app to find out the number of calories you have consumed. You can also track your fitness activities including group coaching, challenges, social fitness networks and achievements.
YuFit Application
You can also have coaches who will listen to you, give you feedback and motivate you in the YuFit App. There are specialized coaches for different activities that you do. For example you can have a nutritionist, a yoga instructor, fitness trainer etc. Yu Televenturess is offering free personal trailer to the first 1000 customers who buy the YuFit Band when it launches next month on yuplaygod.com at a price of Rs 999, which we feel is Amazing. They haven’t mentioned how much it will cost for a personal trainer if you have to pay for it, but we will let you know more about that as we get more information.
Battery
Yu has not yet disclosed the battery capacity for the YuFit Band. On the other hand we already know that The Mi Band ships with a 41mAh Battery Pack which is known for having great battery life and upto 30 days as said by xiaomi. Surely the OLED display will hog the power on the YuFit and will surely drain more battery than the Mi Band, but if Yu Televentures has fitted a bigger battery and optimized it well then it could last for almost as long as The Mi Band. For the same pricing, the YuFit seems to offer a load more features as well as a better app for your smart band. While a few of the details are still unconfirmed regarding the YuFit, it seems that Yu has the upper hand at the moment. Just how well it performs, we will have to wait and see.
Price
Both the bands are priced at Rs. 999, which we say are really nice price tags. The YuFit will go on sale starting June 2015 on company’s official website as told to the press on the launch event. First 1,000 YuFit users will get free lifetime assistance from trainers and coaches, all paid and taken care off. The Mi Band has already been rolled out for flash sales twice and is waiting for the third one. And in the second flash sale it sold out in 22 seconds.
YuFit vs Mi Band: Detailed Comparison
Features
YuFit Band
Xiaomi Mi Band
Price
Rs. 999
Rs. 999
Compatibility
Android and iOS
Android and iOS
App
HealthifyMe
Mi Fit App
Display
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×
Steps Count
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Tracks Sleep
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Calories Burnt
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Displays Time
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×
Notifies About Incoming Calls
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Notifies About Incoming Messages
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×
Find My Phone
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×
Set Alarm
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Verdict
Basically the Design, of both the YuFit and the Mi Band looks identical except for the OLED display. Both of the wearables are priced equally i.e. Rs.999, yet the YuFit has an upper hand over the Mi Band. Because, YuFit comes with an OLED display and the feature find my phone which Xiaomi Mi Band lacks. The Application of the YuFit also offers its user to opt in for coaches and trainers for dedicated assistance, which are seemed to be at a cost, we are told it will be at a reasonable cost. The YuFit is certainly packed with much more features than the Xiaomi Mi Band. Moreover, we found out that the Application for the YuFit is much better and superior than the App for the Mi Band, but that is not a figure for a decision as we love Google Fit more and that is compatible with both the bands. The Final Verdict is that The YuFit is a real value for money device at this price point, and comes with much more features than the Mi Band.
Winner (YuFit VS Mi Band)
The YU YuFit
Do you agree with our verdict? Which fitness tracker among YuFit band and Xiaomi Mi band would you choose? Let us know in the comments below!
Today was the launch of an Iconic Mobile in the history of mobiles The YU Yuphoria
We have been speculating about the features of the Yu Yuphoria with all the other techies and you can read all about it here.
So getting to the point, Yu Televentures the sister company of Micromax launched their second groundbreaking smartphone, the Yu Yuphoria today. The phone brings a ton of features which are totally new and first time being introduced to the budget smartphones. Since we have had the pleasure of experiencing the phone, let us take down our first impressions of the Yu Yuphoria. And you bet all the 3 teasers released by Rahul Sharma(CEO, Yu Televentures) have us fully excited.
Let us start with the front of this amazing phone, the Yu Yuphoria has a stunning 5-inch 720p HD-IPS display, which is great for the price it is up for grabs. We feel that they could have not even pulled off a 720p Screen but they somehow managed and with great perfection.
The IPS panel looks gorgeous for the price of the Yuphoria but has a warmer colour palette, which we personally feel is amazing and our Founder Karan Arora loves it, but it totally depends upon person to person if they like it or not.
The display also comes with the protection of the Corning Gorilla Glass 3 which is amazing as we have seen that is is 4X more stronger than normal scratch resistant glass.
The Yu Yuphoria like it's predecessor runs on Cyanogenmod CM12 OS which is based on Android Lollipop 5.0 by google which is said to be the best custom ROM made for Android and the company also allows you to root or unlock your phone without voiding the warranty of the phone, which is so sweet.
This is the first smartphone in the mid-range price segment to feature a full metal band all around it's body made from a single strip of metal not by joining many pieces made possible by breakthrough techniques used in the mobile manufacturing industry for the first time inspired by the automobile industry.
At the back of the Yuphoria, the phone features a matte polycarbonate removable back panel which has a great feel to it of a premium device, and this also makes the phone look like the Nokia Lumia's back whose design everybody in the tech industry love.
At the bottom of the body of the Yuphoria, we see that it houses the speakers underneath its speaker grill which we feel the design is giving class to the back making this look like a flagship phone, the speakers are AAC Speakers with Pure Wolfson Sound with unidirectional sound projection.
At the back the Yuphoria sports an 8MP camera shooter that sits inside a metal ring which Yu is calling the Saturn Rings with a single LED that is sitting in the ring itself on the left side of the lens. The Camera is situated on the middle of the smartphone as keeping in mind that on the edges our fingers usually obstruct the camera's view making our photos to appear not as good as they could have been. Opening the Camera App, we see the clean interface of the Cyanogenmod's Camera App, which is similar to the stock Camera App by Google. and the front camera is of 5MP and has a wide angle lens.
The back is removable with the tab situated at the bottom of the phones back just above the microUSB Port and when opened it reveals a 2300mAh removable battery, which is nice as these days phones are coming with built in batteries. Both the dual-SIM card slots and the microSD card slot are located inside the back panel just above the battery.
We also got time to do some really quick benchmark tests on the Yu Yuphoria, and we were amazed to find such good performance levels check out the scores of all the benchmark tests we did below.
Antutu3DMark Unlimited
Check out in the image below how the Yu Yuphoria compares to the Motorola Moto E(2nd gen) (extreme left) and the Lenovo A6000 Plus (extreme right) in size, both of it's competitors in the market right now.
Yu Yuphoria Vs Moto E Vs Lenovo A6000 Plus
On Overall basis, the Yu Yuphoria looks an irresistible smartphone and also is a excellent competitor in the budget segment of smartphones, but how well does it stack up against the competition? You'll have to wait for our full review for that answer. and also to know if all the bugs and kinks of the Yu Yureka are rectified or not.
BlackBerry is set to launch its new Smartphone The BlackBerry Leap in India the next week. If you have been waiting to find the price of the newly launching BlackBerry Leap, well, your wait is over. Beetel Bite has learnt from its sources inside RIM that the BlackBerry will be priced Rs. 21,490.
BlackBerry Leap sports a 5 inch 720p display with Gorilla Glass 3 for protection, BlackBerry has ditched the keyboard for this one. It is powered by a dual-core 1.5GHz processor by Qualcomm known as the Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8960 and it will also come with Adreno 225 GPU for best Graphic Performance and 2GB of RAM, which these days is standard. BlackBerry Leap has 16GB of internal storage that is expandable via a MicroSD Card upto 128GB.
The BlackBerry Leap comes with the BlackBerry's latest Operating System the BlackBerry OS 10.3.1. It also sports an 8MP rear camera(Primary) and a 2MP front camera(Secondary). BlackBerry Leap comes with a 2800mAh battery, which, the company claims to offer up to 25 hours of 'mixed usage' i.e. Daily Usage of an average person. The BlackBerry Leap does not support TDD-LTE Band 40 that's used by current 4G network providers in India, but it is compatible with the FDD-LTE Band 3 that is likely to be used by most of the operators in india in the near future.
BlackBerry Leap was unveiled this year at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The company said at that time that it plans to roll out two more new BlackBerry smartphones over the course of the next few months, both with a physical keyboard, which have yet to be seen.
While the BlackBerry Leap is a good mid-range smartphone by RIM, one of the smartphones coming later this year by BlackBerry is speculated to be a high-end smartphone which will be featuring a dual curve screen which will be fully touch with a slide down keyboard behind the screen. We did not get a code name for it from BlackBerry or our sources so we are going to call it The BB Slide, BlackBerry Chief Executive Officer John Chen told the media while MWC in Barcelona. "It will come some time this year" he added without giving a specific date but also saying soon.
Despite of the Apple Watch sporting a small screen, the OLED display is a really bright and vibrant. Which in turn makes the images on the watch look great and really awesome, making it a perfect canvas for your photos, which you love to keep as memories of the past and present.
How To Sync Photos to your Apple Watch
Users of the watch are limited to syncing only one album at a time from their iPhone to the Apple Watch, which really is time consuming and simply said boring. And to manage which of the albums is synced and whichever are not, Just open up the Apple Watch app on your iPhone and go ahead and open up the Photos Tab.
From this panel, you can choose what to do like whether to Mirror your iCloud Photos notifications or create a custom alert scheme, which i feel is quite awesome. Tap the Photo Limit option at the bottom of the screen.
This will be totally similar as to syncing your music on your Apple Watch, users can choose how many photos, and how much memory that it will take up to save on the device. Make a selection go back to the previous menu by tapping the back key.
Tap on Synced Album tab to get options and choose which iPhone photo album to save on Apple Watch. Users can also choose their favorites so any new photo that will be favorited in the future will automatically be sent to Apple Watch, and get added, Now no manual Labour needed.
Once an album that you have selected is added to the watch, navigate to the Photos app on your Apple Watch.
This is a fairly basic app that you get preinstalled, Photos on the Watch in which you get features like you can zoom in and out on images using the Digital Crown. Pinch to zoom gimmick will not be working in the Photos app which is a bummer as people loved that little gimmick, but users can now scroll and pan by touching the images, which is okay by us as it is not a special feature but it is good that Apple did not remove this also with the Digital Crown.
So the Major Difference that we discovered between both the fitness bands is that the Yu YuFit comes with a OLED display while the Xiaomi Mi Band does not sport a screen, just 3 LED Lights. The YuFit's OLED display on the top which shows the user the time, date, details such as the number of steps, etc. It also notifies you of calls and messages just like the Mi Band, but with the screen it makes it more appealing and can give more details than the Mi Band. You can switch between the different modes by simply tapping the on the display of the YuFit.
