Sourav Bose | Geek

Diet and nutrition have been obscure concepts for a while only. With so many tips and advices being dolled out every moment, it is hard to pinpoint on any certain rules and regulations. For example, and all-vegetarian diet may work brilliantly for you, but it will fail miserably for someone else. The only way to beside of something is to try it out, even if it seems nonsensical. Check out these 7 weird nutrition tips that actually work according to science, and try them out. You’ll see; they do actually work. Have a cuppa before you nap: No we’re not talking about chamomile tea or something; legit, honest-to-god coffee can actually help you nap better. According to a Japanese study, people who who consumed about 200 milligrams of caffeine, which is about one or two cups before taking a 20 minute nap felt so much more alert and also performed much better than the others who only took a nap. Have a sweet breakfast: Breakfast is the time when you start charging your bod...

It does not come in as a surprise that Xiaomi is planning to introduce its own chipset. The tech giant from China is receiving a fair amount of funding and making sufficient profits to rub shoulders with top brands such as Apple and Samsung. Xiaomi has been known as the budget smartphone manufacturer that makes many low-cost smartphone seekers happy with premium hardware. Now, Xiaomi could shake up the mobile industry with their own chipset to alter the smartphone pricing around the world. Xiaomi is all set to announce its own chipset for smartphones, tablets and smartwatches. The chipset is presently dubbed as Rifle and is based on the British maker ARM’s architecture. The new processor is said to be launched in May and the first Rifle-based handset could be the Mi Max. The company is developing its own mobile APU (Application processor unit) in a possibility to make its products cheaper and have their own eco-system in place. According to the Korean Times, the Xiaomi APUs wi...

Starting out as a small tech startup, WhatsApp is now one of the most popular messaging apps in the world with more than one billion users. Facebook bought the company in 2014 for a staggering $19 billion and 42 billion messages are now sent by WhatsApp users every day. Despite the enormous number of users, most don’t know about all of WhatsApp’s hidden features so we’ve put together 10 of the best WhatsApp tip and tricks to try out… Find out if your message has been read It’s easy to see if you messages have been read thanks to the tiny tick marks in the corner of the speech bubble. One grey tick means that the message was successfully sent, while two show that it was delivered to the recipient’s phone. When the two ticks turn blue, that means the message has been read. Read a message without the sender knowing If you don’t want the sender to know that you’ve read their messages, there’s a sneaky workaround. Before you open their specific message, put your phone into airpl...