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Google Chrome Dark Mode Testing Live for Android, Mac; Multimedia Key Support Spotted...   Google Chrome has started testing a dark mode for Android and Mac devices. Google has implemented the anticipated change in the Canary channel of the Chrome browser for machines running macOS Mojave. Similarly, Chrome 73 has reached the beta channel for Android devices with an early dark mode implementation. Separately, the Chrome 73 release for Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS is found to enable support for multimedia keys. This will let you control audio or video playback on the Chrome browser directly using the hardware media keys on your keyboard. Linux systems are also believed to get similar treatment at a later stage. Among other developments, the Google Chrome Canary 70 release for Mac machines is found to work in line with the system-wide dark mode of macOS Mojave. This means you'll now be able to comfortably use Chrome browser on your MacBook or iMac even in dark. As fi

Honor 8C Price in India Cut in Limited Period Offer on Amazon ...     Huawei sub-brand Honor has announced a price cut and listed offers on its Honor 8C smartphone - all part of a limited period offer by the company. For now, no end date to this offer was announced. Sold exclusively on Amazon India, the smartphone was first launched in India in November last year. The smartphone has been launched in two RAM + storage options, but only one of the variants has received a price cut for the offer in India. The phone is listed on the Amazon.in site in Black and Blue colour options. Key features include display notch, rear fingerprint sensor, dual camera setup, Snapdragon 632 SoC, and a 4,000mAh battery. Honor 8C ₹ 10,999 is listed on Amazon.in starting at Rs. 10,999 for the 4GB RAM + 42GB storage option and Rs. 12,999 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB storage model. This means that the 32GB storage model has received a price cut of Rs. 1,000, while the 64GB model retails at its origina

 Nokia Smartphone displays will 'improve' in Future.......HMD HMD has started teasing a smartphone launch for MWC 2019 for February 24. However, that’s not all what’s new this year. The Finnish smartphone maker is joining hands with Pixelworks Inc, a display processing solutions provider to deliver an enhanced viewing experience in future Nokia smartphones. The announcement was made on January 30. HMD has already worked with Pixelworks previously for the Nokia 7.1’s Pureview Display visual processor and now HMD wants Pixelworks to work on such tech for the rest of the handsets as well. loading... For those unaware, Nokia 7.1 came with SDR to HDR real-time content conversion, which was the first ever in any Nokia-branded device. The smartphone featured a 5.8-inch PureDisplay full-HD screen with 19:9 aspect ratio and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection with a traditional notch. It is worth