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Swapbrain is created in 2107 but it comes action in 2019 for the geeky one's. Swapbrain is perfect blog for the Tech lovers ho want to be up to date with latest technologies.

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If you are the tech lover or geeky one then you're in the right place. This blog provides users with the latest technology news and reviews about smartphones/laptops/software , with swap brain anyone can be updated with the latest technologies. 
In this blog we post about the technologies i.e Smartphones, Laptops , Software/Apps , technology news.

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This blog is updated daily with latest technology news and technologies that is latest nowadays. Visit daily this blog and up to date with today's technologies.

Author : Manu Shalta
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I'm Manu Shalta and i'm the Author/Admin of Swapbrain. I'm very inspired by today's technologies. As new Technology kept changing the world but also technology also keep changing, so it is important to up to date with new Technology. Nowadays everywhere is Technology and everyone have technology in their hands and the one should aware of the technology that he/she holding and willing to buy. Without Technology there is void in life.
And this inspired me to start this blog i.e everyone must updated with latest technology and technology news.

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