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Fuchsia OS ! the successor of Android?

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Android Operating System: We all know very well about the android operating system, we all use it very much in our daily life. Android OS can be used in Mobile, Television, Tablet, and PC. Talking about the mobile  OS then, around 80 - 85% of the market share is captured by Android. Initially the Android OS is made for 'camera' then in 2007 it is adopted by google and made it for mobile devices. The first phone running on android OS is launched by HTC in partnership with google.  What is Fuchsia OS? The Tech Giant Company 'Google' is currently working on the new OS called Fuchsia OS. Fuchsia is an open source OS that was announced in August 2016 by google. Unlike the android it won't be a Linux based OS, instead it will use a new Micro kernel called Zircon  which is developed by google. Fuchsia OS will use a card-based UI . Fuchsia OS is totally different from Android. Fuchsia's User Interface and apps were written in with Flutter , a Software deve...
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4G,LTE & VOLTE

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What is 4G, LTE and VOLTE Everyone is using the 4G network in their mobile phone in today's modern days but have you ever wonder that what these technical terms actually mean? Let's talk about terms briefly. when we describe mobile communication we actually refer to all of these properties i.e. Technology, speed, frequency and bandwidth. For making the term easy and concise we use number systems like 1G, 2G, 3G or 4G. These numbers are taken on the basis of the evolution of mobile technology. The very first generation is first generation(1G) which is introduced in late 70's. This is an analogue signal and only used for calling purpose. After that the advancement in technology happens and we moved into the second generation, it allowed for the digital voice and data transfer and the very first time users are allowed to roam. between the year 2000-2003, an upgrade in the technology introduced and this is named as GPRS(General Packet Radio Service) and edge. Technically it...
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