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Nokia 7 Plus is among HMD Global's best reviewed phones with praise being given to its design, hardware and stock Android software. It now looks like we have another reason to love the phone as Google has added the Nokia 7 Plus to its list of ARCore supported phones. This means that the mid-range Nokia 7 Plus will support Google's augmented reality platform and users will be able to download AR apps in the Play Store such as the recently supported Measure app. NokiaPowerUser noticed the Nokia 7 Plus in the list of ARCore supported phone while downloading the ARCore app from the Google Play Store. However, there has been no official confirmation and the phone has not been updated in the list of supported devices in the developers page. The OnePlus 6 also recently received ARCore support but is yet to be officially listed in Google's website. Google will likely update the list soon with a bunch of newly supported phones. Once updated, the Nokia 7 Plus will be the third Nokia phone to support ARCore after the Nokia 6.1 and Nokia 8 Sirocco. ARCore is Google's reply to Apple's ARKit. The platform is aimed at enabling augmented reality solutions for existing and future phones without requiring additional hardware. Google recently also opened the Measure app for all ARCore supported phones, which now includes the Nokia 7 Plus as well. The original version of Measure was limited to a few Project Tango phones, but version 2.0 will now support all Android phones part of ARCore. The new update brings some improved visuals and controls to make it easier to measure objects by pointing the phone's camera at them.

ZenFone 5Z was the first Android phone from a top-tier brand to have an iPhone X-style notch? The ZenFone 5Z along with its younger sibling, the ZenFone 5, created quite a buzz at MWC this year. Not to mention, both the phones received a lot of negative press as well. For embracing the notch. Fast forward to June 2018 and we have almost every brand, including Apple's arch nemesis Google, embracing the notch with arms wide open. Like it or not. Asus would of course like to believe that it got their first. It may be a little late in launching the ZenFone 5Z (and ZenFone 5) in global markets including in India -- the phone was first unveiled in February -- but it's better late than never.This is because Asus did not launch the ZenFone 4 in many global markets including in India. Which means that it has been without a true flagship phone, in India, for a very, very long time. Asus told me it took the time off to study the market and the demands and mindset of the Indian consumer. It also admitted that its ZenFone 3 lineup sort of backfired and that its atrociously high price tag also had a lot to do with it. The ZenFone 5 lineup is, as a result, different. It's a lot more subdued. Not in terms of hardware specs, but in terms of hype and pricing. The company is set to launch the ZenFone 5Z in India in partnership with Flipkart in the days to come. The ZenFone 5 will have to wait for now, but one look at the ZenFone 5Z, and you can tell that it has every ingredient in the book to make its rivals nervous.

Motorola hasn't confirmed it yet, Amazon India has listed the Moto E5, suggesting that the phone is next in line to launch in India. The Moto E5 will come following the Moto G6 and Moto G6 Play that was launched in India earlier this month. The 5th generation Moto E5 was launched in Brazil back in April alongside the Moto E5 Play and Moto E5 Plus. While the Moto E5 was spotted on Amazon India, we did not find any mention of the Moto E5 Plus or E5 Play, so it looks like Motorola is keeping them for a later date. As is the case with past Moto E phones, the Moto E5 is also expected to come with a budget price tag.The Moto E5 brings some basic hardware specs but what makes it stand out from the crowd is its design. Motorola is making sure its 2018 phone look and feel like they belong in 2018, which means like the Moto G6, the Moto E5 also gets rid of those chunky bezels of old to fit in a large full-screen display. Here's what you need to know about the upcoming Moto E5.MOTO E5 SPECS AND KEY FEATURESUnlike past Moto E phones, the Moto E5 brings an 18:9 display with narrow bezels all around. The handset sports a 5.7-inch HD+ (720x1440) Max Vision display and is powered by a quad-core Snapdragon 425 processor coupled with 2GB of RAM. The memory variant will be paired with 16GB of internal storage which is expandable up to 256GB via microSD card. There is no word yet on whether the company plans to offer a higher configuration.Ads by ZINCThe other big highlight apart from the 18:9 display is that the Moto E5 houses a 4,000mAh battery, which should be big enough to carry you through the day and then some. Motorola will bundle a 10W fast charger with the phone that should juice up the phone quickly. The device will also run Android 8.0 Oreo when it ships to consumers.On the back of the Moto E5, you'll notice a dial-like circular camera setup that looks similar to the Moto X4 and the recent Moto G6. This setup houses a single 13-megapixel sensor with an LED flash just below. Up front, the phone bears a 5-megapixel sensor with f/2.2 aperture. Motorola has also embedded a fingerprint sensor within the Moto logo on the back.Additionally, the Moto E5 comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack and support for 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2 and NFC, among others. You can also expect some Motorola-specific features such as Moto Actions and Moto Display.MOTO E5 PRICE IN INDIAAccording to the Amazon India listing, the Moto E5 will be priced at Rs 10,990. This seems about right since the phone has been launched outside at 149 euros (approx Rs 11,850). Since the dual-SIM smartphone is expected to slot below the Moto G6, which starts at Rs 13,999 in India.That being said, competition is tough right now with Xiaomi's latest Redmi phone being priced extremely competitively, which means Motorola will need to price the Moto E5 right if it wants a fighting chance. Given the budget specs of the Moto E5, a pricing under Rs 10,000 will be more ideal than anything over the benchmark. To recall, Motorola launched the Moto E4 last year starting at Rs 8,999.

The Gear S3 received an update to Tizen 3.0 last year, to bring it in line with the company's latest wearables. Unfortunately after that the watch's battery life took a big hit, which prompted Samsung to issue another update soon after, one that supposedly fixed the issues. We're hoping that after you apply today's update the Gear S3's longevity will grow even more.

 Battery-wise, a 2910 mAh battery would be fitted in the engine, which is littler in limit contrasted with its past model. The unique mark scanner will be put on the back board.

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It’s just about time that Chase Mobile gets optimized for the iPhone X’s unique display. The app is one of the widely used iOS apps, and not having support for the notch has been a concern for some meticulous iPhone X owners http://insight4tech.com/ins/index.html