Bimochan Poudel

How can you utilise your time at home during lockdowns? Due to the widespread corona virus (COVID-19), citizens of many countries are ordered to be at home so that the chain of infection could be broken. Due to these lockdowns, people have a lot of free time to spend at home with their families. It's time to let Mother Nature refresh and spend your time at home to be safe and keep others safe. Many of you are thinking about how to pass this time. No worries, here are some things you can do during your stay at home to make this time productive. 1. Acquiring new knowledge Education is a never ending process. During your time at home, you can gain a lot of knowledge through the Internet. You can search your topic of interest and know much about it through websites, blogs and Wikipedia pages. You can also note your new discoveries for future. You can take courses online about any topic if you want to. For example: coding, graphic designing, etc. You can also try learning new la

The smartphone nowadays have a cut-out at the top bezle which is called notch. First introduced by Sharp , the notch got popular as the release of iPhone X in September 2018. Following the trend of Apple, other smartphone manufacturers including the tech giant Samsung implemented this design. Some of them modified it's shape to avoid being said "Copied" which gave birth to dew drop & punch hole but the concept was the same; squiz front camera and other stuff in a little space and claim it as innovation. But now in 2020, the popular notch has started fading. The tech conscious users are now having questions like: Is the notch disappearing ? , How will the notch go? or What technology will take over the notch? The answer to the first question: Yes, the notch is disappearing. The smartphone you will be using in 2021 will have no notch at all. The day will come soon when we will have complete bezzle less display and be sure that it will have screens in more than two s