Xbox One Microsoft S Next Gen Gaming Console Unveiled

Microsoft has just unveiled the Xbox One, its next-generation console, joining the fight against the already announced Play Station 4, about which we don’t know all the details yet. What we have been shown at Redmond is a completely redesigned Xbox that looks just like a big rectangular gadget. The controller is somewhat similar to the previous version but comes with a rather elegant design. Xbox One has been shown as a horizontal box, so we’re not sure if it will “stand” in a vertical position as the previous version....

July 17, 2022 · 4 min · 797 words · Tanisha Moreno

Xiaomi Mi 10 And Mi 10 Pro With Snapdragon 865 And Quad Rear Cameras Announced

Xiaomi Mi 10 Design and Display In terms of design, the Mi 10 comes with an all-glass design with a curved back panel. The rear has a quad-camera setup, arranged in vertical alignment on the left-hand side, with an LED flash. Towards the front, the phone features a 6.67-inch OLED curved display with a punch-hole cutout on the top-left side to house the front-facing camera. The display offers a 90Hz refresh rate with a 180Hz touch response rate....

July 17, 2022 · 3 min · 525 words · Patricia Goebel

Xiaomi Mi 5S And Mi 5S Plus Announced Snapdragon 821 6Gb Ram 128Gb Internal

The Chinese company had already planned to introduce a larger version of that is Mi 5s and its larger sibling, The Mi 5s Plus. At an event in Beijing on Tuesday, Chinese company Xiaomi launched the Mi 5s and Mi 5s plus smartphones. As reported by Android Headlines, the most amazing part is that over 3 million people have already registered for the first sale in China after the phone was introduced less than 24 hours ago....

July 17, 2022 · 3 min · 467 words · Amanda Fairfax

Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Review Back To Mi Basics With A Touch Of Class

And then, it went quiet. Or relatively so. Xiaomi did launch its Make in India initiative and also MIUI 7 in the country, and also Prime versions of two devices, but by its own standards, the company that many had called the Apple of China, had no major releases. Interestingly, this very period saw a number of other Chinese brands enter the market with their own offerings, many of which adhered to Xiaomi’s own “amazing specs at an amazing price, sold only online” template....

July 17, 2022 · 8 min · 1514 words · James Mack

Youtube Is Bringing Live Broadcasting For All To Its Mobile Apps

The announcement on the YouTube Creator Blog didn’t mention a specific launch date. However, the details show a service that is similar to other live platforms, with the ability to allow live chat, make the stream public, notify subscribers. also proclaimed it would have an inherent superiority with its take on livestreaming thanks to its longsting ability to host most of the world’s online videos. The live broadcast feature is coming first to YouTube’s more popular creators before it’s made available to all, presumably to work out any issues before the masses can partake....

July 17, 2022 · 1 min · 150 words · Stephen Simar

Youtube Music Rumored To Launch Next Week Youtube Premium May Replace Youtube Red

Word on the street has been rampant that the YouTube team is building its own subscription music service, going up against the likes of Spotify and Apple Music. Those initial rumors have bean leaning towards the service being called YouTube Remix, and the latest report suggested that the launch of that streaming platform would mean the ultimate demise of Google Play Music — Google’s own direct subscription music offering. While most of the rumors appear to be accurate, based on a new report this week from Recode, there are a few key, important differences....

July 17, 2022 · 2 min · 352 words · Sherry Pool

Whatsapp Adds The Familiar Snapchat Like Stories Feature

While Snapchat brought Stories to the world, Facebook seems remarkably focused on bringing its own Stories-inspired feature to its apps. The next big addition for Facebook-owned products is WhatsApp, which has just announced that it is adding a new Stories feature, which will live in a new tab all to themselves. The new Stories feature in WhatsApp begins rolling out today, for the iPhone app, Android users, and even Windows Phone users, because why not....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 232 words · Christopher Ross

Whatsapp Will Stop Working On These Smartphones From Jan 1 2021

Recently, it has introduced a new payment system that uses your existing UPI id to send payments. However, we have a piece of bad news for you. Like every other year, WhatsApp will stop working on some iPhones and Android smartphones from January 1, 2021. This is because WhatsApp support is ending for smartphones running on an outdated operating system. Some older device users can still access WhatsApp by updating to the latest software....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 370 words · Darrick Green

When Lifestyle Choices Join Cyberspace

Wi-Fi stands central when it comes to making any decisions in our 21st century lives and it has become the driving force behind how we run our day-to-day schedules. Therefore, and quite naturally, it makes sense for consumers to be concerned about the security of their networks and to wonder how they can ensure secure setups of the networks they connect to most. Scheduling Your Online Life Wi-Fi based applications are taking over the consumer market due to an increased number of products now being digitized....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 326 words · Daisy Garner

Worldwide Ransomware Attack Spreading Like Wildfire More Than 100 Countries Hit Komando Com

In most cases, the victim clicks on a malicious link, which leads to their device being infected. However, the largest known attack to date is happening right now worldwide, and you don’t even have to click a link to be impacted. What you need to know about the world’s largest ransomware attack What we’re talking about is a massive ransomware attack dubbed WannaCry, or WanaCrypt0r 2.0. It started spreading Friday, May 12 and has already locked computer systems in at least 150 countries worldwide....

July 16, 2022 · 3 min · 493 words · Ron Lyons

Xiaomi Announces Qicycle A Foldable Electric Bike With 45Kms Range

Xiaomi has ensured that the QiCycle is a unique offering and it comes with features that will help it lure the prospective buyers. The QiCycle is extremely compact and is also pretty light at just 13.3KG. Further adding to its dimensional attributes is the fact that the QiCycle can be folded and stowed away. The main chassis of the Cycle is not welded to the rear bracket and instead hinged....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 313 words · Beverly Carrier

Xiaomi Is Offering The Redmi Note 4 At Re 1

Xiaomi fans, there is good news for you! Xiaomi is about to host Mi Fan Festival on April 6, that is Thursday. The company is putting up lots of accessories on sale on the Mi.com site. Xiaomi will be offering some of its best products at a steal deal price. Xiaomi will host a Re 1 flash sale, which can give users an opportunity to buy the Redmi Note 4 for just Re 1....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 290 words · Jeffrey Lessard

Xiaomi Mi 5S Review

To much fanfare, Xiaomi unveiled the Mi 5 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year. Despite the handset being primarily available in China and India, Xiaomi decided to unveil its flagship handset for the first half of 2016 at the biggest mobile event in the world to show off its engineering prowess. The Mi 5 sure impressed everyone when it was first launched with its sleek design and impressive specs....

July 16, 2022 · 7 min · 1470 words · George Okelley

Xiaomi To Launch A Cheaper Notch Bearing Mi A2 Lite Alongside The Mi A2

The well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, Xiaomi has one of the biggest slices of its business in smartphones. Although it has no large profit margin, it manages to sell its equipment at low prices, which has attracted many users. Last year, after several years of betting on its Android interface, MIUI, the well-known Chinese smartphone manufacturer, of course, Xiaomi allied with the tech giant Google simply to launch an Android One model, with Android Stock....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 299 words · Cesar Alexis

You Can Now Lock Whatsapp With Face Id Touch Id On Iphones

To enable the authentication on your WhatsApp, you need to make sure you are on the latest version of the app ie 2.19.20. For this, you need to head to the AppStore and update the app from there. Once done, open WhatsApp and go to Settings > Account > Privacy > Screen Lock and enable the option that says ‘Require Touch ID’. In the following screen, you get different options of time, which is basically the time after which the app would lock down itself....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 238 words · Bruce Beverly

You Could Get Paid Thousands If You Re Able To Break Google

The company has been asking members of the public to find flaws in its system since 2010. Recently, however, the company has increased its “bounties” for finding flaws. This isn’t a job for everyone. You have to have some mad coding skills. Even if that’s not you, we’ll tell you how you benefit from this bounty program every day. Find a Google flaw and get paid The Chrome Vulnerability Rewards Program provides cash rewards to security researchers and others who uncover and report vulnerabilities in Google code....

July 16, 2022 · 3 min · 491 words · Leola Mason

Your Encrypted Whatsapp Chats Can Be Read By Anyone

Facebook, mistress of WhatsApp since 2014, said at the time that no one, absolutely no one, without exception, not the Zuckerberg himself could break the encryption end to end of the message, which means that no person beyond sender and receiver should have access to the content of the conversations. But the site The Guardian has revealed that, willingly or unwillingly, the social media giant Facebook-owned WhatsApp has a back door that was still not allowed to be corrected....

July 16, 2022 · 3 min · 507 words · Ryan Ally

Zte Blade G The Budget Android Smartphone That The Industry Should Look Up To

While I tend to ignore most of the handsets that come out of China, mainly because they’ll never be sold outside of China, there is one particular device family that deserves some attention: ZTE’s Blade. The first Blade hit Europe in late 2010 and it was a hugely successful product. I remember seeing a ton of them in the hands of teenagers while riding Helsinki’s subway. It was one of the first sub 200 EUR smartphones worth buying....

July 16, 2022 · 2 min · 283 words · Hilda Hookano

Why Is My Phone So Slow 8 Tips To Speed Up Your Device Mint Mobile

Even if you have an excellent wireless provider, your phone can still get bogged down with too much stuff in storage, need updates or simply be an older model that’s past its prime. Luckily, we have a bunch of tips that can help speed up your phone or figure out what might be slowing it down in the first place, whether it’s your battery health, cache, internet connection or something else entirely....

July 15, 2022 · 7 min · 1442 words · Keely Rivera

Why Email Puts Your Business Data At Risk And What To Do About It

But why is this the case? Simply put, businesses are reluctant to stop using email, because everyone uses it. As much of a truism as it sounds, this “we use it because everyone uses it” excuse is often used in business, particularly when it comes to technology. Organisational and human bad practices around email are so ingrained in existing work practices that changing it may seem an impossible task. The thought of turning the email tanker around can be so overwhelming, particularly for larger organisations, that the easier option is just to let it carry on....

July 15, 2022 · 3 min · 596 words · Debra Raymond