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Best Phones Ever Made By Google: Pixel 6 and 6 PRO

  It is hard to make a new smartphone that will feel   new.  Phones have matured so much in the last few years that the   new   phones launching are incrementally better than the previous ones. Apple has made 15 generations of iPhones, but now you rarely feel that you are getting a justifiable upgrade on the prior one, spending hundreds of dollars. Google’s new phones might not have a fo l dable display or a unique design. However, they are  newer  than a typical phone. Google thought about the new ways of what a smartphone should be capable of doing. These new phones have new cameras, new hardware, and new software and come packed in between bodies made of new materials. A lot of these  new  changes might not be different from many other phones in the market. These new flagships from Google are a fresh start to add some dent in the smartphone industry, for which Google has slogged behind for a few generations of smartphones now. The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro might reset Google’s smartph

Free Microsoft Office! Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Now Available for $0

  It is most evident that you have needed a   Microsoft  Word document, a PowerPoint presentation, or other tools from Microsoft 365 at some point, whether you needed it for school work or personal use. Regardless of how much   Microsoft   software seems like a necessity, its high price range trunks people down to the other way. If you need to save your money and still get the work done, then do not worry. There are a few ways to help you get the   Microsoft  service without causing much ruckus on your budget. Microsoft’s suite of service software, which contains Excel, Microsoft teams, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, SharePoint, and OneDrive, costs $150 just for one-time installation (as Office 365), or it goes between $70 and $100 every year for subscription access across family members and devices.  Microsoft  also released a new stand-alone version of  Microsoft  Office for Mac and Windows. And this is for a flat price without needing any subscription plan, which was released on Oct 5.