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How to Save Live Photos as a Video on Your iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide

  How to Save Live Photos as a Video on Your iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide Apple launched the Live Photos feature for iPhone models in September 2015 with the iOS 9 update. Over the years, the feature has become an integral part of the iOS user experience, allowing you to record 1.5-second-long videos when you are taking a still photo. The feature is turned on by default in the iOS Camera app. However, since you are now also recording a short video along with a still photograph, the Live Photos feature takes up more space than saving still images, while also being less convenient when sharing them with others. Hence, Apple allows you to save Live Photos as videos. You can also save multiple Live Photos as a single video. If you are wondering why you should save a Live Photo as a video on your iPhone, and how to do the same, we have created a step-by-step guide, along with listing various reasons. Why You Might Want to Save Live Photos as a Video There are multiple reasons why you...

How to Enable AI-Powered Notification Summaries on Your Google Pixel Phones

  How to Enable AI-Powered Notification   Summaries on Your Google Pixel Phones With each new generation, Google has introduced an increasing number of artificial intelligence ( AI ) features in Pixel phones . The latest Pixel 10 series or last year's Pixel 9 series offer a large number of AI-driven tools and experiences that users can make a part of their daily usage. But in recent times, one of the most popular features is the AI-generated notification summaries , which was released last year as part of November's Pixel Drop . It groups and summarises notifications to let users quickly understand the information. What Are Notification Summaries on Pixel Phones? Notification Summaries , available on certain Google Pixel smartphones , use AI to analyse incoming notifications and present them as a brief overview. Instead of displaying several individual notifications, the system groups them together and generates a short summary. This feature primarily works across messa...

How to Recall a Message in Outlook: A Step-by-Step Guide

  How to Recall a Message in Outlook: A   Step-by-Step Guide Hitting the send button after typing an important email and immediately realising something is wrong is a feeling that most of us are familiar with. Maybe the message was addressed to the wrong person, an attachment was missing, or there was a glaring typo that couldn't be ignored. If you use Microsoft Outlook , there is a feature that may help you undo the mistake, at least in some cases. Outlook includes a message recall option that lets you attempt to pull back an email after it has been sent. It's not a universal undo button, and it doesn't always work, but when the conditions are right, it can stop an incorrect or unfinished email from being read.  How to Recall a Message in Outlook: A Step-by-Step Guide The recall feature works mainly within organisations that use Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft 365 , and it depends on factors. Because of these limitations, recalling an email in Outlook requires mor...

How to Create Rules in Gmail: A Step-by-Step Guide

How to Create Rules in Gmail: A Step-by-Step Guide   If your Gmail inbox feels cluttered or overwhelming, you are not alone. Important emails often get buried under promotions, newsletters, and updates you do not need to see right away. That is where Gmail rules come in. By setting up simple filters , you can automatically organise incoming emails, label them, archive them, or send them straight to trash without lifting a finger. In this step-by-step guide, we will walk you through how to create rules in Gmail, explain what they do, and show you how to customise them to fit your daily workflow. Once set up, your inbox stays cleaner, and finding important emails becomes much easier. How to Create Rules in Gmail via Gmail Search Box To begin, you need to click the Show search options icon (the slider icon) on the right side of the search bar at the top of Gmail. After that, you can specify your criteria by using fields like  From ,  To ,  Subject , or  Has the w...

Redmi Note 15 Pro+, Redmi Note 15 Pro First Impressions With Redmi Note 15 Series

  Redmi Note 15 Pro+, Redmi Note 15 Pro   First Impressions Redmi has expanded its Redmi Note lineup with two new smartphones: Redmi Note 15 Pro+ and Redmi Note 15 Pro. The latest handsets from the company come equipped with an interesting set of features and a premium design language. The Redmi Note 15 Pro+ is the hero product here with a more premium appeal, while the Note 15 Pro appeals to the mid-range segment. The  Redmi Note 15 Pro+  price in India starts at Rs. 37,999 for the base 8GB + 128GB model, while the 12GB + 256GB option is priced at Rs. 39,999. Lastly, the top-end option with 12GB + 512GB is available at Rs. 43,999. Moving on, the  Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G  price in India starts at Rs. 29,999 for the 8GB + 128GB variant, while the 8GB + 256GB variant is priced at Rs. 31,999. Let's start with the design language of both smartphones. To start with, the Redmi Note 15 Pro+ brings all the premium elements to the table. The handset is Carbon Blac...

How to safeguard your phone from hackers: 5 important steps

  How to safeguard your phone from hackers:   5 important steps Use strong passwords and enable screen lock Always set a strong password or PIN. Avoid simple combinations like 1234 or your birthdate. Use biometric locks like fingerprint or face unlock for added safety. It’s a small step but adds a big layer of protection. Don’t click on suspicious links If you get a message or email with a link that looks odd, don’t click on it. Hackers often trick people into opening links that secretly install malware on your phone. If in doubt, delete the message or verify with the sender. Update your apps and phone regularly App and system updates often include important security fixes. If you skip them, your phone stays exposed to known bugs. Turn on auto-updates or make it a habit to check manually every few days. Avoid using public Wi-Fi without a VPN Free Wi-Fi in cafes or airports might be tempting, but it’s often not secure. Hackers can steal your data if you're not carefu...

New Aadhaar App Full Version Launched in India, Introduces Easy Mobile Number Updation, and More

  New Aadhaar App Full Version Launched in   India, Introduces Easy Mobile Number   Updation, and More Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) announced the launch of the full-fledged version of the new Aadhaar app on Tuesday. Available on both the App Store for iPhone and the Google Play Store for Android, it is aimed at helping citizens securely store their Aadhaar information, keep it updated, and share it with others. The new Aadhaar app offers features like easy mobile number updation , secure offline verification , and management of multiple Aadhaar cards in a family. New Aadhaar App Launched: Features With the official launch, UIDAI has introduced the full-fledged version of the new Aadhaar app that was  first announced in November 2025.  While it has been available for download since last year, its functionality was limited. UIDAI says the new Aadhaar app has been introduced with the global of reaching to a large number of smartphone ...

Smartphone tips: Not one... but three cameras! Find out what amazing things your phone's lenses can do.

  Smartphone tips: Not one... but three   cameras! Find out what amazing things your phone's lenses can do. Smartphones used to come with just one camera. However, those days are gone when a single lens did everything. Now, handsets come with multi-camera setups . Smartphones are so thin that they can't accommodate the bulky physical zoom mechanisms found in DSLRs , so manufacturers use multiple fixed lenses to mimic that professional versatility. Think of it like having a bag of specialized tools instead of a single "jack of all trades." Let's understand why multiple cameras are included in a phone and what their functions are Optical Zoom and Focal Length The main reason for including multiple cameras in smartphones is to provide different "views" without sacrificing image quality. Wide-angle (Main): This is your everyday lens, balanced for most situations. Ultra-wide : Uses a shorter focal length to fit more landscape or larger groups of people into...