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Folding screen mobile phone shipments will double to 18 million in 2022: Report
Samsung lowered the price of the folding screen smartphone Galaxy Z Flip 3 to less than USD 1570, which stimulated overseas consumers’ desire to buy and accelerated the development of global folding screen smartphones. Foldable smartphone shipments reached 8 million units. In 2022, shipments of foldable OLED screen mobile phones are likely to double to…
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Apple iPhone 14 Pro may be equipped with 48-megapixel camera
According to the latest report, Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro phone may provide sharper images, thanks to a sizable sensor and smaller individual pixels. Weibo blogger @touchyu8 recently released a series of camera technical specifications for a certain device, which is considered to be the camera configuration of the iPhone 14 Pro. Join tip3x on Telegram The…
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Microsoft plans to release a new Outlook service
According to the latest report, as part of the work to refresh Windows 11 native applications, Microsoft is planning to release a new Outlook service. The app is being made from the ground up and will be available in preview soon, which will likely be announced at Microsoft’s Windows 11 Hybrid event. Join tip3x on Telegram Moreover, Called…
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Ad Industry concerns about Apple’s iPhone/iOS 15 privacy extensions
According to the latest report, advertising industry experts have expressed concern about the future expansion of Apple’s privacy features on the iPhone, including the recently released Private Relay and Hide My Email. Moreover, Apple released both features as part of its iOS 15 software update, bringing new privacy protections months after it released App Tracking…
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Microsoft may focus on developing software for Android platform
According to the latest report, Microsoft has reorganized to better develop software for Android. Surface Duo OS, SwiftKey, Phone Link, Microsoft Launcher, and other Android projects will be the new Android Microsoft platform and Experience (AMPX) Sector. Join tip3x on Telegram A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed the existence of the memo: “Like all companies, we regularly evaluate our…
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Microsoft Edge is second most popular desktop browser: Statcounter
A few days ago, Adduplex released a report for March 2022, which has the latest information on the Windows market. The data shows that Windows 11 gained almost no new user growth in March 2022, and Windows 10 version 21H2 became the version with the largest share of users. Join tip3x on Telegram Now Statcounter’s March 2022 report shows that…
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Cybersecurity firm Mandiant sued by shareholders
According to the latest report, Google had previously announced that it would spend $5.4 billion to acquire the network security company Mandiant. Unexpectedly, Mandiant has been sued by a shareholder. Shareholders allege that Mandiant provided incomplete information and even misled shareholders when seeking shareholder approval for Google’s proposed acquisition. Join tip3x on Telegram The acquisition, announced…
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AI to study atomic activity in battery images to reduce battery drain: Researchers
Using artificial intelligence to analyze reams of data in atomic-scale images, researchers at Stanford University have answered an open question: Traditional lithium-ion batteries are being hit by a new breed of rechargeable batteries. Today’s rechargeable batteries are a marvel, but far from perfect. Because they all wear out eventually, replacement and recycling can be costly. “But what if…
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Android 13 may support opening of multiple eSIM cards on single chip
Traditional mobile phones use a physical card called a SIM card to connect to the cellular network. The eSIM digital card that is currently being promoted is not progressing quickly, in part because Android is not well supported. Join tip3x on Telegram According to a new report from Esper, Google may push eSIM in Android 13 to push the…
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Apple releases new paid subscription product ‘Business Essentials’
Apple launched a new paid subscription product, which is aimed at business users, and can help enterprises set up, manage, and install iPhone, iPad, and Mac software. The new product, called Business Essentials, costs $2.99 to $24.99 per employee per month to use. With the new product, business owners or system administrators can install corporate software, set…