Google launched new Android app and it could save your mobile data

-
Google on Thursday introduced its new Datally app, which lets you monitor and save mobile data. It's available in the Google Play store for any Android phones running Android 5.0 Lollipop or newer. 
You can see your usage on an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly basis and get recommendations for how you can save more. To save data, you can turn on the Data Saver feature to block background data usage and track consumption in real time. The app also will alert you when public Wi-Fi is nearby.
FEATURES 

Learn about the best ways to gain control of your data usage● DATA SAVER - Save up to 30% of mobile data* through controlling data usage on an app-by-app. Control and limits data on specific apps while still enjoying the apps you want● DATA SAVER BUBBLE - Front and center controls allow you to see real-time app data usage, and block an app’s data usage if things get out of control
UNDERSTAND YOUR USAGEEasily track your data and understand which apps are using the most.● DATA USAGE METRICS - Learn more about your data usage, including usage history, trends over time, and per-app usage● PERSONALIZED RECOMMENDATIONS - See usage highlights, prompts to rate Wi-Fi networks, and reminders to turn on your data saver
SAVE MORE DATAYou can also get more data by find nearby Wi-Fi to watch more videos, browse more pictures, and download more files.● WI-FI FINDER - Our Wi-Fi finder helps you discover great Wi-Fi networks nearby with details like distance. Before connecting, you can see how other Datally users have rated the Wi-Fi network, and you can also rate Wi-Fi networks that you’ve connected to
UPCOMING FEATURESBut that's not all! We've got new features coming, including those that are currently available for limited testing in select markets:● Balance checking and balance expiration reminders● Proactive data usage warnings and controls

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

View one layer

-
If you're working with multiple layers and you want to view one layer on its own, there's no need to hide all the others manually, simply hold down Alt and click the Eye icon of a layer to make every other layer invisible. Hold down Alt and click again to reveal them.
Read more

Photoshop shortcuts

-
Mastering these shortcuts will help you work smarter, save time. Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E  will merge a copy of all Layers F  Cycle through workspace backgrounds X  Change your foreground and background colours D  Reset foreground and background colours to black and white ]  and  [  Change your brush tip size Cmd/Ctrl+J  Duplicate a layer or selection Space Bar  Hold Space and drag to navigate around the image TAB  Hides or shows all panels and tools Cmd/Ctrl+T  Transform a layer Cmd/Ctrl+E  Merge selected layer down, or merges several highlighted layers Cmd/Ctrl/Ctrl+Shift+Opt+S  Save for web & devices Cmd/Ctrl+L  Bring up levels box Cmd/Ctrl+T  Open Free Transform tool Cmd/Ctrl+M  Open Curves Cmd/Ctrl+B  Edit Colour Balance Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Opt+C  Scale your image to your preferred state Cmd/Ctrl+Opt+G  Create clipping mask Cmd/Ctrl+0  Fit on screen Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+...
Read more

GST relief for home buyers, realtors warned

-
VISAKHAPATNAM: In major relief to property buyers, especially apartments, Goods and  Sales Tax  ( GST ) authorities have warned realtors and construction companies of punitive action if they do not pass on the benefits of input tax credit to the buyers by reducing the prices. N Srujan Kumar, GST commissioner, Vizag, told TOI that the  Central Board of Excise and Customs  at Delhi and its offices in various states have received several complaints that people who have booked flats and made part payment were asked to pay a higher tax for instalments paid after July 1, 2017. for more details https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/visakhapatnam/gst-relief-for-home-buyers-realtors-warned/articleshow/62004279.cms
Read more