With millions of apps in the Play Store and enough space on our phones to comfortably store hundreds of them, updating can be a tedious, data-chomping process. Earlier this year, Google announced it was using a new Delta algorithm that reduced the size of updates by as much as half when compared to the old way of downloading APKs. Now it’s taking it a bit further in a continued push to save you time, space, and money. The new approach, called file-by-file patching, creates updates that are 90% smaller than the full app. On average, the process trims download size by 65%, according to Google’s estimates.
Zebronics gets a new headphone
Domestic electronics company Zebronics on Monday launched a new Bluetooth headphone 'Eternity' at Rs 3,999. The headphone is equipped with 40mm driver, 300mAh built-in battery, a built-in mic function and comes with wired connectivity. "With the series of successful launches in speakers-to-headphones, each of our products are tailor-made to dynamic needs of today's audience," said Pradeep Doshi, Director, Zebronics, in a statement. The headphone also has media controls that…
