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LG's new Smartphone G6+ key specifications and design is released by LG. 

The next Mi is here and it has a massive battery. Xiaomi announced the Mi Max 2 today. It’s a mid-range phablet device with one standout feature: a 5,300 mAh battery. A battery of that size should be enough to get you through two days if you know how to stretch it. The other specs are solid mid-range fare. 6.4-inch display with slim bezels, Snapdragon 625 processor, 4GB of RAM, 12MP camera, and 64/128 GB of storage. It has QuickCHarge 3.0, a fingerprint scanner on the back, and USB Type-C. Pricing starts from $247 for the 64 GB version, while the  128 GB version will $291. It’s a shame that we only see devices like this in the mid-range category. We very rarely see a high-end device with battery life being the headlining feature. A lot of people would gladly use a slightly thicker or bigger phone if it meant two days of battery life.

Google Photos now makes it easy to hide your nudes   A new update to Google Photos will now let you archive photos from the main feed and hide them away, helping you declutter and privatize some personal photos. First spotted by  9 to 5 Google,  all you have to do is hold the photo(s) and hit the “...” menu on the right side to bring up the archive option. Later, when you want to revisit those photos, you can find them on the left side menu under a separate folder. While it might not seem as buzzworthy as, say, Instagram’s implementation of it on a user profile, it is great if you share a library with a significant other or family members and don’t want certain images just floating about in the main feed. You can also archive away repetitive photos, screenshots, or whatever you might not want to see while scrolling through the gallery. And let’s not forget what it’s truly useful for: relocating, ahem, private images you don’t want others to see when...

Whatsapp is used by 1 billion around the globe and is one of the major social media apps being used in Pakistan. But being such a major part of social media means spam and irregular use of Whatsapp for marketing and flirting. To stop it Whatsapp have introduced barriers which can ban users temporarily or permanently forever. Because Whatsapp believes that the app should only be used to connect with your friends, family and colleagues. So if you send same message to many people on your list then Whatsapp software will consider it spam, if you have to make an announcement then it is better to use broadcast message option.  If you make many groups and add those who are not on your contact list then Whatsapp will also consider it as spam and will ban you.