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I'm back to share tech news and updates with you so that you can stay up to date on what's going on in the world, for which you must read the entire blog.

I apologise for not being able to upload the tech news yesterday; however, I guarantee that today's tech news will be far more interesting than yesterday's, so much so that you will forget what was missing. 

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While you do all the necessary things, I like to start the blog with a bang so that you guys get the best news of the day related to tech.

1. Vivo copied Oppo's color-changing phone.

Yes, we have seen many cases of competition in which companies directly copy what is in demand and first produced by others. What are the best examples you've seen?

I've seen many bad copies, such as how all copies copied the design of the iPhone, while the first to copy the entire design of the Apple Watch Pro is the one I despise the most.

These low-cost imitations of more expensive products reduce overall product demand from cheaper to more expensive products. What do you say? What are you thinking about this?

Vivo has launched the Vivo Y100, a mid-range smartphone, in India for Rs. 24,999. The smartphone's main selling point is its color-changing glass on the back panel.

Another feature of the item is its thinness of 7.73 mm and weight of 181 grammes.

The phone has 8 GB of memory and 128 GB of internal storage. This is a spec-by-spec comparison of the new Vivo phone with the previously released Oppo Reno 8T.

In summary, the Oppo Reno 8T costs INR 5,000 more than the Vivo Y100. It costs INR 29,999 and features a 108-megapixel main camera on the back.

2. The iQoo Neo 7 5G was released in India.

I know this is old news to most of you, but this is the phone that always generates a lot of buzz when it is released because the numbers it represents on paper are very impressive.

However, after every launch, their devices do not sell as well as expected, or for whatever reason, after every 6 to 7 months of releasing phones, they give off like 7,000 rupees and all that.

Have you ever used an Iqoo phone? How was your experience? Iqoo's processing and interface are provided by Iqoo; how much do you rate them?

On Thursday, Chinese technology company iQoo unveiled its flagship smartphone, the Iqoo Neo 7, in India. This phone has a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 120 Hz and is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 8200 CPU.

The iQoo Neo 7 5G has a primary triple-back camera configuration that comprises a 64MP primary sensor, a 2MP macro shooter, and a 2MP depth sensor. Personally, they are known for their processors and gaming features, so the camera is not particularly impressive for the price.

The iQoo Neo 7 5G is priced at $29,999 for the 8GB RAM with 128GB ROM configuration. whereas its 12GB RAM with 256GB ROM costs $33,999. It will be available in the colours Interstellar Black and Frost Blue.

The smartphone will be available for purchase for the first time today on the company's official website and the e-commerce platform Amazon (Feb. 16, 2023).

If you want the link, I will surely mention it, but let me know: how many readers are here using IQOO phones?

3. The Redmi 12C may be released globally.

I will say that the Redmi is the phone for people on a tight budget with a trusted brand name on it; they may have lost money in the last month by selling the most smartphones in the market, but they are also known for providing smartphones at a low price.

When I need to buy a smartphone under 10,000 rupees, 15,000 rupees, or 20,000 rupees, I always look for phones like Poco or Realme, because these are the brands that take the customer's eye seriously when providing features, and the best thing is that they also provide good services for their products.

What are the companies that you look for the most when you have a tight budget? Let me know in the comment box what you think.

Last year, the Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi 12C introduced an inexpensive smartphone in China. 

Soon after, the phone's worldwide variant was seen on multiple certification sites, implying that it would be released in more regions soon.

The Redmi 12C was expected to be released in India and worldwide in February of this year, ahead of MWC 2023. A credible source has now confirmed the smartphone's debut date and specs. 

Another rumour speculated on the design renderings and price data of the Redmi 12C's European model.

Last year, the Xiaomi sub-brand released the Redmi 12C in China. Since then, the smartphone has appeared on a number of certification and listing websites. According to rumours and renders, the smartphone will be available internationally on February 26.

4. A 3D Nubia pad without glass will be launched at MWC.

Yes, the most amazing and exciting news of all is that Nubia will produce its tablet, called the Pad, with a 3D display that can be seen without the glass.

whereas these companies are the best gaming phone companies, which always come with some different specs and features that other companies can't think of. And if you've seen the unboxing of any of these Nubia products, you'll notice that they boxed their phone in such a hardcore gaming style.

What are your thoughts about the Nubia product mentioned below in the comment box? In between, I will explain a little about the news that surprised me.

The Zte Nubia Pad 3D is anticipated to be unveiled at the 2023 Mobile World Congress (MWC), which will take place on February 28. 

The ZTE booth at this year's MWC in Barcelona will feature the 5G-enabled Nubia Pad 3D, which will provide users with a 3D picture display without the need for special 3D viewing glasses.

According to the business, this is the world's first AI system built for examining 3D photos. Rumors and renders suggest that the technology will follow the user's eye movement to display graphics that create a 3D illusion without the use of 3D glasses.

According to an official post on the Chinese microblogging website Weibo, the ZTE Nubia Pad 3D will be unveiled on February 28 at the MWC 2023 event in Barcelona.

The 5G tablet is said to employ AI technology that detects the user's eye movements and creates a 3D effect while watching graphics, eliminating the need for special 3D glasses. As previously said, ZTE claims that this is the world's first AI technology designed for examining 3D photos.

isnt amazing? Are you excited about itxcited about it? If yes, then wait for that date, and many YouTubers will upload videos about it, and I will make a super review about the product based on their reviews. so have also been to my blog.

5. Macbook with M1 and M2 chips running Windows 11.

Yes, this will be amazing to use Windows on the Macbook, but I want to ask you: How many of you are here because you want to ride a Lamborghini with the brand name Hero Honda Spelendor on it? Is anyone here? If yes, then this will make you really excited.

I really don't understand because Mac OS is the best thing for official work, so why will we switch from Mac OS to Windows 11 because there is a step that will take us forward? Who are the people who are taking the step that will take us backward?

If we can run Windows 11 on such a powerful Mac device, there can only be one reason why some of the apps that we can't use on Windows aren't available on Mac, including games.

Microsoft has partnered with Parallels Desktop producer Alludo to provide Windows 11 support for Apple's M1 and M2 MacBook models.

Users will be able to utilise Parallel Desktop 18 to view Windows 11 software virtually on their MacBook. Parallels Desktop for Mac's current version is compatible with Apple's latest Mac models, which are powered by in-house chipsets.

Models powered by M1 and M2 family CPUs include the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Studio. Unfortunately, there are certain limitations to utilising Parallels Desktop 18 on these Mac models.

According to Microsoft's support page, customers may run Windows 11 on a Mac designed with Apple's M-series CPUs, on a cloud PC via the Windows 365 service, or with Parallel Desktop 18.

Microsoft has partnered with Alludo to enable authorised Parallel Desktop 18 customers to virtually run Arm versions of Windows 11 Pro and Windows 11 on Mac M1 and M2 devices.

Parallels allows Mac users to run different operating systems in virtual mode without having to create partitions or use Boot Camp. Unlike previous Intel-powered Mac models, later Macs with Apple silicon cannot dual-boot Windows and macOS using Boot Camp.

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and I will come again with you guys to share some of the best technical news, so till then, keep smiling and be healthy.