What is Root? and How to Check whether phone is rooted or not?

Today's post is about Root Check: What is Root? and how to check whether smart phone is rooted or not? Most of the smart phones are not rooted because it is not allowed by phone manufacturing companies like Nokia, Samsung, Sony, iPhone and many more. The root allow us to access the developer options, root is generally an Admin access to the phones system and Operating System, with Root any user can  alter his/her phone according to his own need. like overclocking the phone, improving the battery life, modification in theme of the phone. Moreover, the smart phone which has been rooted can give us the privileges to alter our phone.
Rooting any smart phone can give the benefits but reversing to the default setting of the phone; it can cause a problem and we can not get back to the default setting of the phone. so here it is pertinent to mention that once you ROOT your phone, do not try to reverse it back. It may let our phone to be dead or may not perform its functions well.
There are many applications available in the market like on google play store. mainly the one which i remember is "oneclickroot" is preferable. As discussed in video, you can download the Root Check android application from below given link. and can check your smart phone whether its rooted or not?
Download Link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7paMuNJj3tKYXJBTmVROUF3V1U

5:49 PM 10/29/2017

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Nikon raises curtain on Coolpix camera with built-in projector--Hetroweb.blogspot.com

What's the fun in squinting at snapshots on a two-inch LCD? Instead, try projecting your latest stills and video clips onto the nearest wall, courtesy of Nikon's latest (but pricey) compact camera.
Announced today and set for release in September for a hefty $429, the 12.1-megapixel Coolpix S1000pj looks like your typical compact digicam, complete with a 28mm wide-angle lens, flash, and a 2.7-inch LCD in back.

But the Nikon has a cool trick up its sleeves: a tiny, built-in projector capable of throwing a 40-inch image onto any nearby surface, good for showing off individual snapshots, slideshows, or even clips you've captured with the S1000pj's video recorder.
Expect VGA resolution from the Coolpix's pico projector, according to Nikon, as well as an hour of battery life. Also in the box: a projector stand, as well as a remote that controls the projector or acts as a shutter release.

Nikon also promises that the S1000pj won't shirk its usual imaging duties, packing in 5x optical/4x digital zoom, image stabilization, "face-priority" auto focus, and a "best shot selector" mode that takes a burst of shots and picks the one with the sharpest focus.

Overall? Pretty cool, despite the stiff price tag. Indeed, I hope we see a lot more of these itty, bitty projectors in cameras and cell phones in the future—and as pico projectors become more and more common (as I hope they do), we can expect prices to fall accordingly.Posted By Faizan Khan[HETROWEB]

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