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1. iPhone 15 renders.

Yes, it has only been a few months since the iPhone 14 was released, and it is now on the market, whereas previously it was launched, but mango men are unable to purchase iPhones. And in Flipkart's most recent BBD, only the iPhone 13 was available for 48,999 rupees, despite being the most popular smartphone of that year.

And now that we've seen numerous renders of the iPhone 15, which of them has elicited a "wow" reaction in your face? Don't forget to mention it in the comment box.

We're still many months away from the release of the new iPhone, but if you like Apple's phones, this year's models will be truly exceptional, thanks to the inclusion of a USB-C connector for the first time, and this is fixed because India and other countries are also taking a big step for one cable for one nation type.

The renderings are courtesy of 9to5Mac, who developed them based on CAD data obtained by the news source. For the most part, there's nothing very fascinating to see here, as the iPhone 15 appears to be identical to the iPhone 14.

Nevertheless, if you look closely, you will see one notable alteration on the display region, indicating that the forthcoming device will no longer have a notch and would instead have Apple's Dynamic Island.

 2. The new Realme smartphone has a dynamic island feature.

There are many new features that a company can adopt from other companies, such as some that are built with inside camera technology that cannot be viewed from the top and some that use pop-up cameras. But the most famous is Apple's ID dynamic island, which was introduced late but was the first to use the notch in that feature.

And now all the company is doing is following the dynamic island, like there is no other feature available; they are like goats following and doing whatever the front one is doing inside of it. What are your thoughts on it? Mention that in the comment box.

It appears like Realme is preparing to deliver new C-series smartphones in the next few months. While nothing is known about these smartphones, the company's VP, Madhav Sheth, has been vocal about his excitement for the future handsets on Twitter.

Sheth may have gotten a little too eager and jumped the gun in a tweet that has since been removed, displaying an image of a Realme C-series smartphone with what appeared to be Apple's Dynamic Island.

While this appears to be rather interesting, it isn't the first time we've seen anything along these lines, since apps like DynamicSpot have previously brought the Dynamic Island style and functionality to Android devices.

whereas this will be the first Android phone to use this feature, and these rumours have been leaked via onleaks and their shared photos, which I have shared. 

3. The Google Play Store will not have Angry Bird.

I don't think there is any single person in this world who is using a smartphone and has never played "Angry Birds" on it. There are many other games that, like Super Mario, are the first step in the gaming world or the definition of the game for them.

Which game did you start playing on your first smartphone? Please share that, because these are like memories associated with it. Mine were Hill Climbing, Angry Birds, Temple Run, and Subway Surfer, which I also installed and occasionally play for no apparent reason.

Angry Birds, the renowned mobile game, is getting some improvements while the old version is due to be deleted from the Google Play store. Nonetheless, the game will remain available on the App Store under a new name.

Angry Birds has taken the globe by storm since its first release in 2009, with over four billion downloads worldwide. The game has been a favourite among gamers for more than a decade, thanks to its simple and compelling idea of hurling birds at structures to knock down wicked pigs.

The designers of Angry Birds, Rovio Entertainment, have decided to withdraw the traditional version of the game from the Google Play store, citing shifting mobile gaming preferences and the advent of new mobile games. As a result, Android users will be unable to install the game on their smartphones.

4. Renders of the Xiaomi 13 Lite.

The Xaiomi series of phones are more stylish and professional than the Redmi or Poco series, which have a large camera setup on the back. By the way, which series from which company do you prefer that you can buy by closing your eyes?

In my opinion, the Xiaomi series are the best, and I personally used the Mi 11 Lite, which is the next example of a phone in the building design, and the light weight of that phone is the most important feature, whereas we were discussing the Mi 13 Lite, so let's get to that.

Xiaomi plans to introduce the Xiaomi 13 series into the worldwide market on February 26th, 2023, at MWC.

The Xiaomi 13 series, which comprises the Xiaomi 13 and Xiaomi 13 Pro, was initially unveiled in China last year. The Xiaomi 13 Lite is the latest addition to the series, and it has been featured on a German e-commerce website, where its characteristics have been published.

The Xiaomi 13 Lite looks to be a rebadged version of last year's Xiaomi Civi 2, which was released in China. This assertion is also supported by the Google Play Console entry. 

The Xiaomi 13 Lite is believed to have many similarities with the Xiaomi Civi 2, including design and features.

According to the renders, it may be equipped with the Snapdragon 7 gen 1 processor, which is Qualcomm's latest and greatest processor for this segment of the smartphone, and it will be well equipped with a 6.55-inch full HD AMOLED display of good quality, powered by a 4500mAh battery, and will come in two or three variants. 

5. Microsoft Bing Edge and Skype, specially for Android.

Microsoft is working and updating on a daily basis, giving great competition to Google in a market where both Microsoft and Google are working to improve AI chatbots and stay one step ahead of other companies.

Have you tried the chatbot yet? If yes, what have you tried first? Mention it in the comments section.

Microsoft announced the release of new test versions of its Bing and Edge browser applications for smartphones on Wednesday. Support for the company's AI chatbot, called "Copilot for the Web," will be added to the applications for iOS and Android devices.

Microsoft Skype is another Microsoft programme that is getting AI functionality. Users may invite Bing to a group chat and receive responses to inquiries that are accessible to all participants.

The chatbot, according to the business, can handle over 100 languages and translate between them.

So that's it from my side, and until next time, keep smiling and be healthy.