tech from tomorrow

#1 Setting up django and running the server. Django is a python project that enables you to write and make web apps in python. Python is probably the easiest programming language for writing web application. If you haven’t still learned python you can first search for a tutorial for python before you proceed to learn django   because django is written in python. First we will start by installing django. Make sure you have installed the latest python from python.org and pip. pip install django Run the pip install command. If you haven’t installed pip you can go to python’s official website and read on how to install pip in your machine. After the install is finished you can confirm that by using the version command. getting django version The version will be displayed if it is properly installed. Next we will create our django project. We will use the start project command to create our django project. In the *projectName* tag yo

Apple is making changes to the iPhone in 2020  which will turn heads  with a major  internal and external overhaul . But now news has broken of a change that I didn’t see coming, and it looks stunning. apple iphone 12 midnight blue   Teaming up with popular YouTuber Filip Koroy (aka EverythingApplePro), XDA Developers’ industry insider Max Weinbach has exclusively   revealed   the iPhone 12 Pro series will look a shade different than many buyers expect because Apple is scrapping its ‘Midnight Green’ finish in favour of a new ‘Navy Blue’.  On the face of it, this is a simple change but it is also a surprising one. Why? Because Midnight Green was  reported  to be the most popular finish for the iPhone 11 Pro models at launch and Apple only introduced it last year. The good news? The new blue looks superb with Koroy’s renders suggesting this will be the colour to buy in 2020.  Of course, this is a superficial change compared to what we else know Apple has lined up for its n

nokia phone So, Nokia 9.1 pureview may not be launched at MWC 2020 at all and HMD may be focussing on Nokia 9.2 powered by snapdragon 856 instead. While this doesnt sound good, we have always believed that HMD should launch its  flagship with the latest processors at the right time and not 4-5 months late. The tip also claims that this will enable HMD to launch Nokia 9.2 in the first half of 2020 like other manufacturers. This will be great if the tip holds true. But we suggest you take this with a pinch of salt as the launch dates are highly unpredictable with HMD when it comes to flagships. The tip further claims that the Nokia 9.2 won’t feature “Light camera technology”  with their track-record of not getting post-launch support for Nokia 9 PureView.  It still will come with a “great camera” with a big sensor from an old Nokia camera  partner like “Toshiba”.  HMD may rather adopt a “Nokia 8” like feature/pricing  balance to usher in more sales with the Nokia