Hello readers, It's Satyam again with you guys to share some fantastic technology updates that you should be aware of. But first, you should read my previous blog, which covered a very interesting topic.
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It's not like those are news and those are old, but these are the latest updates and they are new only if you haven't known them yet, so please read them and let's start for today also.
1. WhatsApp banned a few accounts.
Do you know why this account is being banned so frequently? What are the grounds for officially banning the individual account? If you know, then please share this in a comment, and if not, please share your thoughts while I try to explain this in a brief.
And talking about the numbers, WhatsApp announced officially on Wednesday that it had banned 37.16 lakh accounts in India in November, which was around 60% higher than the previous month. The 9.9 lakh blocked WhatsApp accounts in India were terminated proactively before being notified by users. In October, WhatsApp terminated 23.24 lakh accounts in the country, including 8.11 lakh accounts that were barred proactively.
2. The most-liked Instagram post.
When I wasn't interested in football, I was much more interested in cricket, and I thought the Cricket World Cup was the most watched and enjoyed sporting event on the planet. That, however, was a lie because FIFA and Cricket World Cup fans are not comparable; both are sports, and I like cricket more. There is nothing to debate, and this was just a thought of mine. It can be demonstrated by a variety of examples, such as how the Jio Cinema received the highest viewing numbers yet on the day of the FIFA Finale, and now this.
Lionel Messi's FIFA World Cup Celebration Post passed an egg image to become Instagram's Most Liked Post. And, yes, that is the title of the most popular magazine or blog, as well as the best news.
Messi set another record two days after winning the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Argentina, when a carousel of images marking the achievement eclipsed all other Instagram postings in terms of likes.
The previous most-liked Instagram photo earned over 56 million likes and featured an image of an egg. Chris Godfrey shared the egg photo as a social experiment in January 2019.
3. Apple may discontinue the iPhone SE.
What do you think of the iPhone SE series? Have you worked with them before? What do you think of the percentage of buyers of the SE series in the market for all smartphones?
The iPhone SE series is nothing more than a new chip in an old phone, and it can meet the needs of some users who prefer the iPhone's basic functions over its advanced features. This series really focuses only on those customers. According to a survey, this type of customer is extremely rare on the market.
Funs apart Yes, it may be bad news for the few Apple customers, because according to some surveys, their low-cost phones are unable to match the market value of the iPhone 13 mini or the iPhone SE 3. As a result, the company will either discontinue or postpone the release of the fourth phone in the iPhone SE Series.
Ming-Chi Kuo is an Apple analyst, and this news is based on his tweet that "My latest survey indicates that Apple will likely cancel or postpone the mass production plan for the 2024 iPhone SE 4." "I think this is due to the consistently lower-than-expected shipments of mid-to-low-end iPhones (e.g., SE 3, 13 mini, and 14 Plus)."
4. Windows 11 will have Android 13.
In the launch videos of Windows 11, they already showed that this time Windows will be able to open Android apps, and we eagerly waited for this because we haven't used that feature. We have previously used Android apps via third-party apps such as Noxplayer or BlueStacks emulators, but they consume a lot of ROM and RAM, which slows down our PC, and these apps are also not safe to use in terms of security. Personally, I don't like using these apps, and I am eagerly waiting for this Android feature in this window 11.
So what do you think of this? Do you use the NoxPlayer or BlueStacks emulators? And, if so, which Android app have you used frequently in Windows? I played BGMI on these emulators, which I uninstalled after two days because I didn't like the lag or how slow they made my PC.
Microsoft's Windows System for Android (WSA) for Windows 11 now includes beta compatibility for Android 13. Microsoft made the news via a GitHub post. "Today we are deploying an upgrade for Windows Subsystem for Android on Windows 11 to participants of the Windows Subsystem for Android Preview Program. This update (2211.40000.7.0) will bring WSA up to Android 13 and contain "general reliability and performance fixes," according to the company's article.
Please leave a comment if you want more information on this.
5. Whatsapp will offer a Do Not Disturb (DND) service.
Do you know what DND is? It is known as "do not disturb," and it is now included in almost all Android smartphones, along with the volume button, which also has a timer feature, and I personally use this feature a lot whenever I am in a meeting for 1 or 2 hours, giving an exam, or in any other serious situation. If you use it, please state so in your comment.
It's just a question for the users: does it happen to you when you are sharing your screen with your team members or your classmates and you get notifications on your desktop screen continuously and it makes you embarrassed? If yes, then please share your experience. I've had this experience numerous times, and if you're interested and if you want to know how to disable that, please mention it in your comment so that I will be able to help you.
WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, is bringing out a do not disturb option for its web users. The feature, dubbed "Disable notifications for calls," allows users to disable alerts for incoming WhatsApp calls when using the online version of the programme. According to WaBetaInfo, the functionality is now available to beta testers who have installed the WhatsApp beta for Windows 2.2250.4.0.
Launch after launch
1. The Samsung Galaxy S23 may be launched in February 2023.
Starting with the Samsung smartphone Galaxy S23, there are rumours that it may release in the month of February 2023, starting next week. As an Indian, Samsung is our all-time favourite because it only offers smartphones for low-income buyers, as opposed to smartphones for wealthy and advanced users, such as its Flip and Fold series.
The Galaxy S23 series is expected to be unveiled soon by Samsung. According to recent rumors, this flagship lineup could be unveiled at next year's Galaxy Unpacked event. According to a credible source, the South Korean IT giant will conduct this event on February 1. Samsung is reportedly planning an early introduction of the Galaxy S23 series, which will comprise three models: the standard Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra.
2. The Samsung A74 will be replaced by the A54 in 2023.
Yes, Samsung is planning something new, and they postponed the release of the Samsung A74 until 2023. We haven't heard the reason yet, but it's Samsung, and it has some plans.
According to reports, the Samsung Galaxy A74 may not be released until 2023. The South Korean smartphone maker has apparently abandoned plans to launch the much-anticipated smartphone this year. With this advancement, Samsung's Galaxy A54 5G is likely to become the company's top A-series model.
The smartphone was recently detected on Geekbench with the Exynos 1380 CPU, the same as the Samsung Galaxy M54. The phone was also discovered on China's Compulsory Certification (3C) website.
3. The Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro has been revealed.
I think the world's devices—smartphones and laptops—are shifting towards the tablet. In my opinion, tablets have much more powerful chips inside that can do the work of smartphones in a matter of seconds, and they can also do the heavy tasks of desktop computers in a very efficient manner. What do you think of this? Will the tablet be the future's superdevice?
Because the iPad Pro contains powerful chips such as the M1 and M2 chips, they are not being used as efficiently as they could be. This Pad 6 Pro also comes with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. Isn't this power greater than their capacity?
The Xiaomi Pad 6 series is thought to be in the works. The Xiaomi Pad 6, Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro, and Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro 5G are expected to be part of the range. Two of these tablets have apparently been discovered in the MIUI code. The pills are said to have been codenamed pipa and liuqin. Furthermore, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC is slated to power the Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro. Meanwhile, the base variant may be equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 SoC.
4. Rumors about the Redmi K60 have surfaced.
I personally like this K series of Redmi, and the k20 is the best example of this series, whereas the k30 comes to India as a Poco X2, and it was not a great deal. I'm currently using this top model, and everything is fine for the price, but they could provide a better processor inside, in my opinion.
[Image source: Google]The Redmi K60 series, the company's planned successor to the Redmi K50 series, has been the subject of numerous leaks and rumours in the run-up to its release in China. According to the most recent reports, the new phones will be released towards the end of the month.
The Redmi K60 series was rumoured to arrive in January next year. The Redmi K60, Redmi K60 Pro, and Redmi K60E are slated to be part of the forthcoming series.
5. Lenevo Tab M9 Unveiled.
I haven't used a Lenevo tablet yet, but I have used their smartphones, and I believe they offer a good package. In the tablet and laptop segment, they primarily target students, and they make affordable devices with attractive looks. Personally, I like the design of Lenevo laptops because it appears more modern, and yes, every company strives for advancement for its products, as does Lenevo.
[Image source: Google]The Lenovo Tab M9, a new Android tablet from the Hong Kong-based business, was revealed only weeks before the Consumer Electronics Show (CSE) in Las Vegas. The annual technology expo will begin on January 5 in Las Vegas, but it appears that the corporation is not in the mood to wait.
Lenovo's latest product will include a 9-inch HD display with a 1,340 x 800-pixel resolution and a pixel density of 176 ppi. It is expected to begin shipping in the second quarter of 2023, with a starting price of $139 which is roughly as 11,500 INR.
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