Infocus vision 3 Pro

US-based smartphone brand InFocus on Thursday announced the launch of the InFocus Vision 3 Pro mid-range handset in India. Key highlights of the smartphone include a dual rear camera setup. At that price point, the InFocus Vision 3 Pro competes with numerous budget smartphones including the likes of Redmi 5, Redmi Note 5, and Huawei’s Honor 9 Lite. It also offers a ‘dualfie’ feature, similar to the Nokia feature, that lets users take pictures with the front and rear cameras simultaneously.

InFocus Vision 3 Pro specifications

The InFocus Vision 3 Pro runs Android 7.0 out-of-the-box, and sports a 5.7-inch HD+ (720×1440 pixels) IPS display with an 18:9 aspect ratio. It is powered by a MediaTek MT6750 octa-core SoC, coupled with 4GB of RAM.

In terms of optics, the InFocus Vision 3 Pro bears a dual rear camera setup with a 13-megapixel primary sensor and an 8-megapixel secondary sensor with features such as a 120-degree wide-angle lens, f/2.0 aperture, PDAF, and LED flash. The selfie camera comes with a 13-megapixel fixed-focus sensor with f/2.2 aperture. There is 64GB inbuilt storage on the phone, expandable via microSD card (up to 128GB). Under the hood is a 4000mAh battery.

Connectivity options include 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi (with hotspot), Bluetooth, FM radio, and GPS. Sensors onboard the InFocus Vision 3 Pro include accelerometer, ambient light sensor, face unlock sensor, fingerprint sensor, and proximity sensor.

Commenting on the launch, Luo Zhongsheng, Global CEO for Sharp and InFocus Mobile said, “Today, the Indian consumer is street-smart and always on top of the latest trends and technology. While choosing their new smartphone, the consumers look for best-in-class features at a budget price. To cater to this requirement, InFocus has launched the InFocus Vision 3 PRO. Our devices are designed with high-end features and great functionality to cater to the consumers’ budget needs. The Indian consumer can now get the best of both worlds – budget pricing and great features and technology.”

He also added, “The Indian market has become extremely important for us in the recent times owing to immense penetration for smartphone adoption and several favorable policies being brought in. The smartphone market has great potential in India with an annual growth rate of 14 percent registered in 2017. To tap into this opportune moment, InFocus continues to leverage their strengths by way of this new product – InFocus Vision 3 Pro.

InFocus Vision 3 Pro price in India, availability

InFocus Vision 3 Pro price in India is set at Rs. 10,999, and it will be available in a 4GB RAM/ 64GB inbuilt storage variant. The smartphone will be available starting 12pm IST from today, April 19 exclusively via Amazon.in, although the listing suggests the phone will be in stock on April 20. The mid-range handset can be bought in a Midnight Black colour variant. Launch of the InFocus Vision 3 Pro comes months after the InFocus Vision 3 was announced in the country at a price point of Rs. 6,999.

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About Caption Marvel

Avengers: Infinity War was always supposed to have a few surprises in store for Marvel Cinematic Universe’s fans – the absence of Jeremy Renner’s Hawkeye from all promotional material and the presence of Captain Marvel actor Brie Larson on Avengers 3 and 4 sets during shooting being the two big giveaways. For those who wanted Captain Marvel — who will headline Marvel’s first female-fronted film in 2019 – in Infinity War have another reason to cheer now. Film’s directors Russo Brothers shared a fan-made poster of Captain Marvel in costume, which was soon retweeted by Larson.

Does that mean we will have Captain Marvel to the rescue as Avengers fight the mighty Thanos? The fans will sure like to believe so. The tweet went viral within an hour and the fan comments were exuberant, to put it subtly. While fans are sure Larson will be a part of Avengers 4, they are expecting a cameo or at least her post-credit scene with her in Infinity War.

This is not the first time that Russo Brothers have dropped a hint about Captain Marvel being in Avengers: Infinity War. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly earlier, they had said, “We have some great female characters in this: Captain Marvel is in it, Black Widow, Scarlet Witch. We have Wakanda coming in and there’s a whole group of characters coming from the Wakandan universe, from the Black Panther universe — amazingly strong characters, strong-willed characters — and we have the Guardians. Two of the Guardians are daughters of Thanos, so there’s a really strong connection to the main villain of the story. I think you’ll see in the film that that they’re very pivotal to the storyline, and I think the arcs are fantastic. We’re really, really proud of being able to introduce Captain Marvel in this one.”

Here is where things get confusing: Rumors that Captain Marvel would appear in Avengers: Infinity War have been denied earlier both by the Russo brothers and Disney. So, will she or won’t she? But then, makers have confirmed surprises in the film and she may be one – and the biggest – among them.

We’ll know for sure when the highly awaited film opens on April 27. In the same interview Anthony Russo had teased, “The Avengers are deeply divided. They have a seemingly irreconcilable problem. Unfortunately, that’s the moment where the greatest threat they’ve ever faced comes up. It’s a bad place for them to be in when that happens.” It seems Avengers need all the help they can get and Captain Marvel is just what we need in this scenario.

The OnePlus 6 launch event hasn’t yet been officially scheduled yet, but the company’s CEO Pete Lau had confirmed, earlier this year, that the OnePlus 2018 flagship would be announced in Q2. This sets the OnePlus 6 launch date no later than June 30, 2018. This coincides with other OnePlus flagship smartphones that have launched during the same timeline for the past few years. While the launch might be several weeks away, OnePlus 6 has been leaked numerous times, with the handset’s specifications, design, and features having leaked more than once. With competition from premium flagships like the Galaxy S9 and iPhone X, and also from mid-range flagships like the Moto Z2 Force, Mi 6, and the upcoming Mi MIX 2, the smartphone will have a lot to stand up against.

We take a look at everything we currently know about the upcoming OnePlus 6, including the price, specifications, features, and more.

OnePlus 6 price
In a recent leak, the OnePlus 6 price for the top-end 8GB RAM/ 256GB storage variant is suggested to be CAD 749 (roughly Rs. 38,000). Converted to USD, this amounts to $575, which is slightly higher than the $559 (Rs. 37,999 in India) price tag for the 128GB/8GB variant of the OnePlus 5T. However, the prices of the other variants of the upcoming smartphone are not yet known. There is no word on the India price of the handset either.

The images show the display cutout (notch), a glass design on the back, a vertical dual rear camera setup, and a large fingerprint sensor just below the rear camera. Lastly, going by the recently launched Oppo R15, we can expect the upcoming phone to sport a 6.28-inch display with an 1080×2280 resolution. The OnePlus 6 will likely be based on the Oppo R15, going by the design cues the two companies have followed in the past.

OnePlus 6 specifications
In terms of specifications, the OnePlus 6 will apparently be powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, paired with 6GB/ 8GB RAM, and 64GB/ 256GB inbuilt storage. The phone is said to run the latest version of OxygenOS on top of Android 8.1 Oreo, although we can expect it to get an Android P upgrade later this year. Further, the handset might get a battery upgrade from the current 3300mAh capacity of the OnePlus 5T. Another report suggests it will support downlink speeds of up to 1.2Gbps and uplink speeds of up to 150Mbps, thus bringing Cat. 16 Gigabit LTE to users. The OnePlus 6 will arrive with Qualcomm’s latest X20 LTE modem. A previous report had claimed the presence of an under display fingerprint sensor, but that seems highly unlikely now.

While there have been rumours around the presence of a dual rear camera module, no details or specifications around the image sensors have been leaked yet.

OnePlus 6 features
Not much is known about features on the OnePlus 6 although Face Unlock is definitely one we could see on the upcoming flagship, possibly with upgrades compared to its alternative seen on the OnePlus 5T and OnePlus 5. Dash Charge, one of OnePlus’ USPs, will also be a part of the OnePlus 6; whether it will be upgraded or not is yet to be seen.

WAMP

Windows/Apache/MySQL/PHP, Python, (and/or) PERL

The acronym WAMP refers to a set of free (open source) applications, combined with Microsoft Windows, which are commonly used in Web server environments. The WAMP stack provides developers with the four key elements of a Web server:  an operating system, database, Web server and Web scripting software. The combined usage of these programs is called a server stack. In this stack, Microsoft Windows is the operating system (OS), Apache is the Web server, MySQL handles the database components, while PHP, Python, or PERL represents the dynamic scripting languages

Backend Language

Introducing Backend Development

So far, what you have is an example of a static website – its content doesn’t really change much. For static sites, all the necessary information that determines what’s on the web page is in the frontend code itself. Static websites are good for showcasing things like businesses, restaurants, portfolios, or professional profiles. But if you want to turn your site into something that users can interact with, you’ll need to get more in-depth with regard to what’s going on behind the scenes of the website.

The backend (or “server-side”) is the portion of the website you don’t see. It’s responsible for storing and organizing data, and ensuring everything on the client-side actually works. The backend communicates with the front-end, sending and receiving information to be displayed as a web page. Whenever you fill out a contact form, type in a web address, or make a purchase (any user interaction on the client-side), your browser sends a request to the server-side, which returns information in the form of frontend code that the browser can interpret and display.

Your new site will need to have additional backend components to make it a dynamic web application – a website whose content can change based on what is in its database , and that can be modified by user input. This is distinct from a static website, which doesn’t require a database because its content generally stays the same.

Server-Side Set Up

Your website needs a database to manage all the customer and product information. A database stores website content in a structure that makes it easy to retrieve, organize, edit, and save data. It runs on a remote computer called a server. There are many different databases that are widely used, such as MySQL, SQL Server, PostgresSQL, and Oracle.

Your app will still contain frontend code, but it also has to be built using a language that a database can recognize. Some common backend languages are Ruby, PHP, Java, .Net, and Python. These programming languages often run on frameworks that simplify the web development process. Rails, for example, is a framework written in Ruby. “Ruby on Rails” is a popular technology for building dynamic web apps that makes the process much faster.

With all of these parts working together correctly, customers can visit your website and search for the particular kind of snack they want to buy – perhaps they want to pull up a list of treats made especially for small puppies. When they type it into the search box (on the frontend), the application looks through all the product data stored in the database (backend), and returns the appropriate information in the form of frontend code that the browser displays as the user’s requested list.

Into of front end language

Introducing Frontend Development
The frontend of a website is what you see and interact with on your browser. Also referred to as “client-side”, it includes everything the user experiences directly: from text and colors to buttons, images, and navigation menus.

Let’s say you decide to start a business. You open a gourmet dog treat bakery and need a professional website to present your company to customers and tell them where you’re located. Maybe you’ll include a few photos and some information about your products. All you need are frontend technologies to build your website.
Frontend Languages
These three languages will do the trick:

HTML – the fundamental coding language that creates and organizes web content so it can be displayed by a browser

CSS – a language that accompanies HTML, and defines the style of a website’s content, such as layout, colors, fonts, etc.

JavaScript – programming language used for more interactive elements like drop down menus, modal windows, and contact forms.

Together these essentials create everything that’s visually presented when you visit a webpage – whether it’s online shopping, reading the news, checking your email or conducting a Google search.

In addition to basic front-end languages, you’ll come across frameworks like Bootstrap and Angular, as well as JavaScript libraries like jQuery, and CSS extensions like Sass and LESS. There’s a long list of resources like these, which support HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Their purpose is simply to make code (and the process of writing it) more manageable and organized by providing various tools and templates compatible with common coding languages.

Behind The Scenes
Fast forward a few months. Your business website looks great, and the gourmet dog treat bakery has become incredibly successful. Now customers want to buy large quantities of goodies for their furry friends, and start asking if they can order online.

So you decide to open an online store where people can shop and place orders anytime. This means your site will now have to store information about products, purchases, user profiles, credit cards, and more. How will you manage this data so you can start delivering treats for all those wagging tails? This is where backend development comes in.

The Journey Begins

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Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton