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Anastasiya Kvitko continues to attract more and more attention in the pink media, but also in the social networks.
The well-known Russian model became very popular because of the comparison with the sex symbol, Kim Kardashian.
But her fame became even bigger a few days before the 2018 World Cup, when she announced a “war” of all Russian beauties, openly expressing her desire to be the number 1 that would represent beauty.
Mercedes-Benz has chosen the Car Show in Geneva to unveil one of its most successful SUVs: the Mercedes-Benz GLC.
The changes that affect the car are related to the style (though it is impossible to distinguish), the engines and the SUV’s compact technology.
Starting with the design, GLC has gained the latest GLE model louver, new LED headlamps, and the new range of wheels for AMG line models.
Inside, the main add-on to the new GLC is the MBUX information system that supports functionalities by gesture and voice control, linked to 12.3-inch and 10.25-inch screens.
Changes in the booth also include the multifunctional steering wheel and multifunctional touch screen.
In Europe and other markets, except the United States, will be available GLC 200 4Matic, GLC 200d 4Matic, GLC 220d 4Matic, and GLC 300d 4Matic.
Three diesel versions use the four-cylinder turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that produces 161 horsepower on the GLC 200d, 191 horsepower on the GLC 220d, and 241 horsepower on the GLC 300d.
The GLC 200 4Matic base unit with gasoline produces 195 horsepower.
The company has also sold a GLC 300 4Matic version that has a 10 kW electric motor that empowers the 48-volt hybrid hybrid system.
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Finally, the Mercedes-Benz GLC 2020 features the new Dynamic Select system, and features safety features such as: distance maintenance, wheel accessory, lane holder, blind spot helper, lane change assistant.
The new GLC will be available for sale in summer in Europe
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Google released the Android 8.0 update for all supported Android devices and also launched Google Pixel 2 ships with Android 8.0. The update is available for all to download as fastboot flashable factory images, but there’s no sign of Android Orio OTA updates yet. But if you are a developer, you can install a beta version of any Android OS before the official release. But for that, you have to Root your Android device. Now, what is rooting?
Rooting means getting superuser permissions to your Android Device. With this superuser privileges, you can access all Android system files and folders. Also, you can install custom ROMs, enhance performance, increase battery life, and the ability to install Root applications. In other words, you will get instant access to the root directory of your android mobile.Root Android Without PC, it is like Jailbreak for Android.
Earlier, a Rooting process required some tools and complex procedure but now you can Root Any Android Phone within a minute, and that is without PC or Laptop.
The rooting procedure which I have given here doesn’t require PC or Laptop. All you need to do is download a simple Android App and follow mentioned steps. But there are some disadvantages of Rooting like warranty may get void.
See also: – Benefits of rooting Android phone or tablet [Advantages]
Also Read: – How To Unroot Your Aondroid Phone Or Tablet
Rooting voids warranty, but you can unroot your Android phone & restore to factory settings any time if you know what you do. Hope you have some insight into rooting & its background. There are so many Android Apps which are available on Google Play Store including FramaRoot, Universal Android Root, Towel origin, vRoot that allow users to Root Android Phone without P
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Ok so if you have decided to Root your Android phone then fine. Below are some cool apps that you can use to Root your Phone. But before going to install them, you have to enable Unknown Sources from Settings > Security if it says Installation is blocked.
Before going to use these apps, first follow some basic steps:
FramaRoot is one of the best and popular App to Root Android device. FramaRoot is available on Google Play Store.
How to use the Framaroot app:
Step 1: Download Framaroot from here.
Step 2: Install it on your android phone > Open Framaroot app.
Step 3: Click install superuser and select any exploit.
Step 4: You will see Success Message.
Universal Android Root is one of the simplest app to root android mobile safely. Steps to root the phone using Universal AndRoot:
Step 1: Download Universal Root.
Step 2: Install it > Open it.
Step 3: Click on Root to begin rooting process.
iRoot is a Chinese app, and it is a simple app to Root your Android phone within a minute.
Step 1: Download iRoot from here.
Step 2: Install it and then Open iRoot app.
Step 3: Click on I Agree and then click on Root button.
Step 4: Wait for sometime, and it’s done.
Z4Root is the oldest app to root android without a computer. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Download Z4Root apk file from here.
Step 2: Install it and open it from the app drawer
Step 3: Click on Root button.
Step 4: Wait for sometime and its done.
Towel Root is one of the lightweight Android App to Root Android devices easily.
Step 1: Download Towel Root app from here.
Step 2: Once you have downloaded, Install it and Open Towel Root.
Step 3: Click on Make it Rain.
Step 4: Now, Just wait for sometime.
BaiduRoot is available for both PC and mobile to root android phone.
Step 1: Download Baidu Root
Step 2: Install APK > Open Baidu Root app
Step 3: Click on Root button and wait till it reaches to 100%.
Step 4: Restart your android phone.
Step 1: Download Root Master app from here.
Step 2: Install APK > Open Root Master app
Step 3: Click on Tap to root.
Step 4: Wait for sometime and its done.
There is an app called Root Checker that you can use to check if your Android Phone is rooted or Not.
Using root Checker App
Step 1: Download Root Checker App (link)
Step 2: Open it, & Click on Check Button
tep 3: When asked for permission, click on grant.
Check root Access With Terminal Emulator
Step 1: First Download Terminal Emulator From Here
Step 2: Install > Type su and press enter
Step 3: If there’s a pound sign (#) then your device is rooted.
The most recent version is now able to play most of the apps, including top 3D games. After the download completes, the same computer is currently prepared to share. All these things are vital if you need to continue to keep your PC free of threats from both the web and offline sources.
You may conduct a android backup. All you have to know is you can save full backups of your phone and restore it at any moment. In case you haven’t done so already go on and plug the USB drive into your system. You may be pretty impressed with the operation of your Android phone.
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So, which APK rooted your android phone without a computer? We would love to hear about it in comments below. If you’re having any difficulty in any of the above methods, then feel free to comment below.
She has spent some 500,000 euros in plastic surgery to become a “sexy living robot” and says that the “new sex dolls” being produced at the factory can never compete to her.
She says of “The Sun” that she was very aware of the growing popularity of robotic sexual brothels and so was eager to add accessories that would make her irresistible in this business.
However, Stallone says she needs more than the surgery to make her the most preferred sexual partner.
She said, “I’m built for sex. In our modern era of virtual reality, teledictonics and sex robots, sexual clients are constantly looking for a more unique experience. Through my upgrades, I offer to my lover something beyond people, better than anything you can get with a sex robot or with many other women. I am the best of both worlds – a doll of living sex. “
Stallone began working on brothel at the end of 2018 and says she has had considerable success with the clients.
It was supposed to undergo important surgical supplements in order to turn into a sensitive sexual puppet and these operations involve the transformation of the nose, the cheeks, the chin, the filling of the lips, a giant butt and the growth of the chest from D to G.
Stallone does not regret any of her operations and says the customer response has been extremely positive.
She added: “When I combine physical exercise interventions with intense exercise regimen, positive sexual orientation, and my years of experience in excellent sexual relationships as a successful pornographic star, there is nothing in the market that approaches what I offer. I am the terminator of sex. No sex robot has any chances with me. “
Chinese electronics giant Oppo today introduced the new F11 Pro smartphone. The company put big bet on cameras with this model. The F11 Pro has a 48-megapixel primary camera. As for the frontal lobe, Oppo chose another growing trend.
The phone has a “pop-up” screen. The F11 Pro screen is 6.53-inches 1080p and thanks to the “pop-up” camera, it does not sacrifice a centimeter of a frame or “notch.”
Inside is the MediaTek Helio P70 processor with two memory variants: 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory or 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal memory.
The smartphone has a 4,000 mAh battery and can be powered by VOOC 3.0 fast charging technology. At the back of the camera, the fingerprint sensor is joined.
The F11 Pro has chosen to include a 3.5mm headset port and a microUSB port.
Even if Oppo is not your favorite brand, the F11 Pro has a look very similar to OnePlus. The latest has created the habit of taking Oppo’s and OnePlus 7’s designs, and it’s reported that there will be selfie “pop-up” camera.
| Display | 6.53-inch |
| RAM | 4GB/6GB |
| Rear Camera |
48-megapixel + 5-megapixel
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| Front Camera | 16-megapixel |
| OS | Android 9 |
| Battery Capacity | 4000mAh |
| Resolution | 1080×2340 pixels |
| Storage | 64GB/128GB |
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Rooting… a world not every user dares venture into. We wouldn’t blame you if you are wary of doing this. It’s intimidating when manufacturers keep telling you tinkering with a phone can void your warranty and/or harm your device. And it’s true – you may be left on your own if something goes wrong and you decided to play around with your phone’s stock software.
With that said, we can also tell you there are plenty of reasons why rooting may be the best thing you can do to enhance your smartphone experience. Are you thinking of taking the road less traveled but need a little push? Below we talk about some of the key benefits of rooting.
Disclaimer: Just be sure you do your research well and be careful if you decide to unlock your phone’s full potential by rooting. As mentioned above, these procedures can void your warranty and/or brick your handset. No one but you will be responsible, should it come to that.
Tip: Already rooted but looking to go back to a ‘normal’ state? Here’s our guide on how to unroot your phone or tablet
Here’s a big benefit of rooting: you can get rid of that bloatware!
The first benefit of accessing administrator privileges over Android is full control over the applications installed on your handset. No longer do you have to suffer from the cluttered app drawers and reduced memory space taken up by pre-installed carrier and manufacturer applications, you can instantly cut the bloatware and keep only the apps that you really want.
Even if you’re up to date with Android 4.1 or above (which should apply to everyone pretty much anymore), which grants users the ability to disable these pre-installed apps if you don’t want to see or use them, you can’t permanently remove them. They’re still there eating up your memory space. Rooting is the only way to permanently get rid of these pesky apps, but please don’t uninstall something crucial or your handset may stop working properly. Apps like Titanium Backup are particularly helpful for organizing and culling this bloatware.
This brings me nicely on to the next major benefit of rooting Android, improved backup and restore options. Yes, the cloud can back up some of your settings and app downloads, but that is not really a true backup; it’s just a list of things for the phone to download and change. Want to keep everything the way it was? You will need to root.
As already mentioned, Titanium Backup is one of the most popular backup apps used by rooters, and this, or a similar app, is essential if you’re going to start tinkering around with Android software. But as well as acting as a safety net in case you uninstall something important, Titanium Backup can also be used to backup your user data… any and all user data.
Even better, once rooted you can create complete backups of your entire handset using the ClockworkMod Recovery option, providing you with extra protecting in case of a major malfunction. Recovery can only be accessed before booting into Android, but it provides additional backup options in case, for whatever reason, Android fails to boot properly or experiences a crippling error. This makes ClockworkMod Recovery an essential tool for those looking to install custom versions of Android.
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Once you’re fully backed up you’re ready to move up to one of the other major benefits of rooting – installing different versions of Android.
We all know manufacturers are often pretty slow at delivering the latest Android offerings even to their flagship handsets, let alone aging devices. Some are getting better at it, but this is still an ongoing issue for many users. So if you’re not a Nexus or Pixel device owner, rooting opens the door to much faster Android updates, thanks to the developers who put time into porting the latest updates to various handsets.
Pretty much every semi-popular handset has a decent following of developers working on porting the latest versions of Android to their handsets, most of which can be found over at the XDA Forums. The only sacrifice here is that you won’t receive official manufacturer versions of Android, so you might not enjoy all the features your phone came with, but if we were really too worried about that we probably wouldn’t be rooting in the first place.
If stock Android isn’t your thing, there are also tons of other customized ROMs offering unique features and improvements to the default Android experience.
I’m sure you’ve all heard of the biggest names, like Lineage OS, Paranoid Android and MIUI, to name just a few of the most popular ones. Many custom ROMs are actually at the forefront of innovation on Android, offering several features that aren’t available anywhere else.
But as well as these big third party developments, you’ll also find a lot of smaller developers tweaking away at the core Android experience, offering ROMs with vastly superior battery life or overclocked processor speeds. Not to mention that most custom ROMs are updated to the latest version of Android very quickly too, bringing you the best of both worlds
Remember when all phones were slow? Well, not all, but they all needed that extra push. A very popular thing to do among root users was overclocking the processor to make things more snappy. Even mid-end smartphones are pretty fast now, so there is not much of a need, but some of you may still want to speed things up.
But even if overclocking is no longer as popular, you will find that altering processor speeds is definitely convenient. Got a super powerful phone and want to save battery? Why not underclock the processor? Sometimes we don’t need all the power our specs have to offer, and we could really use saving resources. That makes this one of the most unsung benefits of rooting.
As rooting opens up administrator type privileges on your handset you’ll instantly have access to all the core files on your handset. File browser apps can take full advantage of this, allowing you to move stuff around on your internal memory if so require.
App wise, we’ve already touched on Titanium Backup, but there are far more apps that can make use of root permissions, and simply aren’t available with a non-rooted device. Fans of custom ROMs can even use a ROM manager to install and update their operating system without the need to flash zip files from Recovery.
Rooting is sometimes criticized for compromising handset security, but security apps, such as Cerberus and Avast, use root functions to bury themselves deep down into the operating system, making them hard for would be thieves to remove. These apps can also be granted permissions that aren’t available on unrooted devices, such as access to GPS data even when the device is locked.
There’s also additional gesture apps, data syncing software and even theme managers to customize the look of your handset.
My final reason for rooting your handset is the wider range of customization and theming options, after all who doesn’t want their home screens looking snazzy.
Although there are options to tweak themes and whatnot that don’t require rooting, usually through third part launchers such as Apex and Nova, rooting gives you access to the important files needed to make changes in folders that are usually hidden from users. Access to the /system/fonts folder allows users to install and replace custom fonts. You can also flash zip files from Recovery to install themes too. But if all that folder browsing isn’t for you, there are also a some great root-only theme applications to choose from.
As you can see there’s plenty of benefits of rooting Android. If those aren’t enough reasons to root your handset, then I don’t know what is. Why do you root your device?
source/ androidauthority.com
The French manufacturer introduced at the car show in Geneva a unique car in honor of the legendary Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic before the war.
Bugatti La Voiture Noire is categorized as the “latest GT car” and is based on the standard Bugatti Chiron version.
In line with his name, the car was painted in black, and the carriage was made of carbon fiber.
Bugatti says that during design, he paid greater attention to the car’s aerodynamics, so the car would have as much fluid as possible.
Given that it is based on Chiron, the engine power is 8.0 W16 with 4 turbochargers that provide 1,500 horsepower, the same specifications as Bugatti Chiron and Divo.
The manufacturer has not yet revealed performance details.
In addition to being the most expensive car at Geneva Fair, Bugatti La Voiture Noire has become the most expensive car of all time, as it was pre-sold for 16.7 million euros.
The buyer is 81-year-old Ferdinand Pieh, former director of the Volkswagen Group, nephew of Ferdinand Porsche.
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Vivo announced the sub-brand IQOO smartphone that had a massive mass memory inside and it certainly seems like a dream of a gaming fan. The first sub-brand appeared this month, and now, the smartphone is official.
The IQOO will be available for about $450 for the 6/128GB model and about $640 for the upgraded 12/256GB version. There will be also two 8GB RAM and 128 or 256GB storage versions.
The phone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor. The display is an AMOLED panel of 6.41 inches with water resistance and resolution of 2,340 x 1,080 pixels.
The device also features triple camera setting on the back (12/13/2MP) and a 4,000mAh battery with fast Vivo charging technology.
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During 2015, Ferrari introduced the 488 GTB at the Geneva Motor Show, as the 458 Italia deputy, transmits Telegraph. After four years, the Italian manufacturer has decided to retire the 488 GTB model, the position of which will occupy the F8 Tributo.
Though the news that this presentation will take place at the Geneva Fair, it does not seem true that F8 Tributo will be a hybrid car.
“The most fastest supercar, thrilling and communicative” is described F8 Tributo, which has a more powerful engine than the one on 488 Pista.
While this car is a 720 horsepower engine, in F8 Tributo there are also 50 more units.
In this form, the speed of zero to 100 kilometers per hour can reached in 2.9 seconds.
With 340 kilometers per hour, F8 Tributo exceeds the maximum speed of 488 Pista with 10 kilometers per hour.
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After introducing new generations of its models, Volvo is now paying attention to older senior members.
After 320,000 sales since the introduction of this model, the XC90 is making some changes to the visual side. These changes include the new front grille, which is in line with the company’s latest offerings. The wheels are also new. There are two options for the colors that you see on the versions shown in the picture.
On the inside of the car nothing has changed. Volvo believes the XC90‘s superlative and award-winning design is up to date and no need for improvements.
However, Volvo has offered a new range of seat configurations. This means that now the car can be ordered with a booth of five, six or seven seats.
But the most important change of the new version is the kinetic energy regeneration system.
The system uses leaking energy to help power the electric motor. Yes, it’s Formula One technology at a Volvo. According to Volvo, the system can store up to 15% of fuel.
Under label B, the system joins the internal combustion engine of the SUV to create an integrated electric motor.
All security developments from other models are introduced at the Volvo XC90, and the information system will undergo an upgrade to support Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
2020’s XC90 production will begin in May, while pre-orders have begun.
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