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23/08/2021

Vivo New Phone Camera Image Specs Leaked

13/07/2021

Redmi's First 5G
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10/07/2021

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07/07/2021

📣 The upcoming Snapdragon 895 flagship SoC will be produced . Jun 30, 2021. For few years, Qualcomm was quite consistent with its naming for its Snapdragon 8xx series flagship processors.

25/03/2021

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20/02/2021

🔥💥 Best Wireless EARBUDS for 2021 💥🔥

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13/02/2021

Redmi K40 and Redmi K40 Pro launch soon:

Xiaomi Redmi K40 series is at the center of a new leak yet again, this time revealing key specifications. Xiaomi has confirmed it will launch the K40 series on February 25 with a new design. Moreover, the company will also announce the RedmiBook Pro with up to 11th gen Intel Core i7 processor alongside the Redmi K40 and K40 Pro.

According to a post on Weibo by WHYLAB, the Redmi K40 and K40 Pro feature 6.81-inch QHD+ (3200 x 1440 pixels) resolution display that uses AMOLED panel, likely with support for 120Hz refresh rate as well. The new information is sourced from the About Phone page of the Redmi K40 and K40 Pro.

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10/02/2021

OnePlus 9 pro has been leaked again! Click the link below for more details👇

Oh my God! Seriously? One Plus 9 Pro has been leaked again! This time their partner is Hasslablad for the camera.

05/05/2020

France accused Apple on Tuesday of undermining its effort to fight the coronavirus by refusing to help make its iPhone handsets more compatible with a planned "StopCovid" contact-tracing app.
Countries are rushing to develop smartphone apps, which are seen as a way to help keep the coronavirus epidemic in check while reopening the economy.
The apps would use the Bluetooth feature that allows phones to interact with nearby devices to help detect when users come into contact with people who potentially carry the virus.
• Apple, Google Ban Use of Location Tracking in Contact Tracing Apps
Apple's iPhones normally block access to Bluetooth unless the user is actively running an app. French officials want Apple to change the settings to let their app access Bluetooth in the background, so it is always on. So far, they say, Apple has refused.
"Apple could have helped us make the application work even better on the iPhone. They have not wished to do so," France's minister for digital technology, Cedric O, told BFM Business TV.
"I regret this, given that we are in a period where everyone is mobilized to fight against the epidemic, and given that a large company that is doing so well economically is not helping out a government in this crisis."
• Apple, Google Show What Their Exposure Notification System Might Look Like
A spokesman for Apple in France declined to comment.
The issue of Bluetooth access on iPhone handsets is one of several security-related questions that have arisen as countries try to roll out smartphone apps to fight the coronavirus.
France, along with some other countries, wants to keep contact data in a central database, arguing this would make it easier for the authorities to track suspected coronavirus cases.
• Germany at Odds With Apple on Smartphone Coronavirus Contact Tracing
Apple and Google, between them responsible for the operating systems on nearly all smartphones, want data to be stored on the phones themselves, out of government reach, saying this would better protect the privacy of users.
O, the French minister, said he could not explain the reasoning behind Apple's decision on Bluetooth.
"We consider that oversight of the healthcare system, fighting the coronavirus, is a matter for governments and not necessarily for big American companies," he said.
The French minister said the app should be ready to be deployed on June 2 regardless of Apple's stance, and would enter a testing phase in the week of May 11 when the country starts to unwind its lockdown.
In France, Apple's mobile operating system accounted for 21.1 percent of the market in the first quarter, while Google's Android accounted for 78.8 percent, according to Kantar research.

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