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TechLila Newsletter Hello, There are tech events big and small happening all over the world, but not

TechLila Newsletter Hello, There are tech events big and small happening all over the world, but nothing says huge like the Consumer Electronics Show every year at Las Vegas. As we promised in our previous news roundup, we bring out an [in depth][look at the entire event]. And what more, this year seemed to bring us even closer to the Sci-fi reality we have always dreamt of. I know you guys must have lost track of how often we bring up Google in our newsletters but that’s the truth, we just can’t get enough of them. This week too, we showcase [some of Google’s products] which probably even YOU might not have heard of. On a different note this week, we branch into the field of networking and tell you 4 ways to [prevent your Wi-Fi from getting hacked]. Also, coming out from the holiday season, we bring out a [complete Laptop Buying guide] and also the much awaited review of Asus’s latest, the [Zenfone 3 Max]. In one the biggest explainers, we come out with the key [differences between Android Nougat and Marshmallow], one of which is the most popular version right now versus the other latest entry. On that subject, we also help you [limit data usage] in your smartphone and in other detailed article, get you to know whether screen protectors are all that they are touted to be? With the advent of Corning Gorilla Glass 4, people have wondered whether spending on a screen guard and spoiling the look and feel of a smartphone is really worth it? We answer all these questions in [the detailed post]. And the section you all keep waiting for, the weekly tech news. And no, there’s no mention of Donald Trump anywhere (okay, maybe once). This week, [we have news of] another company hopping onto the self-driving car bandwagon, LinkedIn’s major website redesign and the launch of yet another platformer on the Android Platform (hint: it involves a plumber). Cheers, Vedant P.S. If you have any specific questions that you want us to answer, simply reply to this email, and we will do our best to answer them :) PPS: We would love to connect on Twitter. Follow us [@TechLilaBlog] ------------------- You have received this email because you have subscribed to TechLila newsletter at www.TechLila.com. Your subscription details are - Email: {EMAIL} Subscribed on: December 5, 2016 If you do not want to receive any more Android, Windows and tech tutorials then you can unsubscribe by clicking the link below. Thanks! Flat Number 15, B-Wing, Kudale Patil Garden Ekata Nagari, Anandnagar, Survey number 13/4/5 Pune Maharashtra 411051. INDIA [Unsubscribe] | [Change Subscriber Options]

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