Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra display specs leaked, possible new upgrades

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Aug 15, 2023

Honor has recently launched the Honor Magic V2 foldable phone in China. Apart from the Magic V2, the company has also launched the Honor Magic Vs and Magic V foldable phones in the past. All of Honor’s foldable phones launched so far have an inward folding design. However, a new development reveals that the brand could be working on its first foldable phone with an outward folding design.

Honor VCA-AN00 receives CMIIT certification

As shown in the screenshot below, an Honor smartphone identified by the model number VCA-AN00 has emerged within China’s MIIT certification database. Information from a Chinese leaker reveals that the acronym “VCA” corresponds to the internal codename of the device, known as “Victoria.”

As per a previous leak, the device could be called the Honor Magic V Slim when it arrives in the market. The device is expected to break cover in October this year.

Notably, the market offers limited options for smartphones featuring an outward folding design. In fact, aside from Huawei, no major Chinese smartphone manufacturers have introduced a device with this specific folding mechanism. Huawei’s Mate Xs 2,, unveiled in May 2022, stands as the most recent example of a smartphone offering outward folding design.

According to previous reports, the company may launch two more smartphones, such as the Honor 100 GT and the Honor X50 GT. These devices are expected to replace last year’s Honor 80 GT and Honor X40 GT.

Honor is also said to be working on its first clamshell phone with a foldable screen, dubbed as the Honor Magic Flip. The details of the device have not yet surfaced. The only thing that’s known about the device is that it will break cover in 2024.

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iQOO Z8 launch timeframe, configuration, color variants leaked

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Aug 15, 2023

Several reports have claimed that iQOO will launch the iQOO Z8 series of smartphones, such as the iQOO Z8 and the iQOO Z8x by the end of this month. However, a new leak claims that the Z8 will not launch this month. The leak has also revealed the RAM and storage details of what appears to be the top-of-the-line variant of the Z8.

iQOO Z8 launch timeframe, configuration (rumored)

According to the tipster Panda is Bald, the iQOO Z8 is slated for an early September release in China. Notably, the highest-tier version of the device is expected to provide users with 12 GB of RAM along with 512 GB of internal storage. For reference, the previous iteration, the Z7, which was launched earlier this year in China, offered a maximum configuration of 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage.

The tipster also shared key information about the color variants of the Z8. It appears that the phone will come in three shades: black, blue, and Isle of Man (green). The third color variant is expected to replace the orange version that was seen on the Z7 series.

According to other reports, the iQOO Z8 will arrive with a 6.64-inch IPS LCD panel that offers a Full HD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. For security, it will have a side-facing fingerprint scanner and it will run on the OriginOS 3.0-based Android 13.

The iQOO Z8 was recently spotted on Geekbench with the Dimensity 8200 chip and 12GB of RAM. It is likely to house a 5,000mAh battery with 120W fast charging support. For photography, the device will have a 64-megapixel main camera with OIS support. The other specs of the Z8 are yet to be revealed.

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AI is being Used to Ban Books in a School District in the United States

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Aug 15, 2023

Mason City School District in Iowa (US) has a big job to do. A new law says they have to check all the books in their libraries. They must make sure none of the books have anything in them that’s not suitable for students’ ages. They also have to take out books that show or describe sexual acts.

The usage of AI for banning knowledge creates certain problems in the ethical side of things

This job is too big for people to do on their own. Bridgette Exman, who helps run the school district, said, “We have so many books, we can’t read them all to check for these things.”

So, the school district is using AI, or artificial intelligence, to help. They make a list of books that might have problems. Then they use computer software to check those books. The software can tell if there is anything not allowed in the book.

Exman explained that they have more important things to do than spend time trying to figure out what to do with books. But they must follow the law. Their main goal is to have a process that makes sense and is fair.

So far, the AI has found 19 books that may need to be removed. Some of these books are very well-known, like “The Handmaid’s Tale” by Margaret Atwood and “The Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini.

This shows how AI can be used in different parts of our lives. But it also might make people wonder if it’s okay to use computers to make choices about what students can read. The way Mason City is doing things might make other places think about using AI in schools too. It could start a big talk all over the country about computers, rules, and learning.

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McLaren’s New Approach Involves an Electric Hypercar with Balance, Not Just Power

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Aug 15, 2023

McLaren is taking a deliberate and measured approach towards the future. The highly anticipated successor to the P1 won’t be arriving until closer to 2030, but when it does, it promises to redefine the McLaren DNA. Unlike other hypercars that focus on jaw-dropping power, McLaren’s forthcoming crown jewel will be an all-electric vehicle (EV), steering clear of a combustion engine. This approach aligns with industry trends, such as Porsche’s decision to replace the 918 Spyder with a pure EV.

McLaren also plans to introduce plug-in Hybrid Models based on V8 Engines

In a conversation with Autocar, McLaren Automotive CEO Michael Leiters emphasized that their approach won’t be about wild power numbers. He stressed that their goal is to control the weight penalty often associated with battery-powered vehicles, saying, “We don’t want to make a car that is 2,000 kg (4,409 lbs) and 2,000 hp.” Leiters further emphasized that the company’s intention is to produce a zero-emission hypercar, similar in weight to the remarkable 750S, which weighs just 1,277 kg (2,815 lbs).

This innovative direction sets McLaren apart from rivals like Rimac Nevera, Pininfarina Battista, and Lotus Evija, all of which boast power in excess of 1,900 hp and considerably higher weight. Porsche‘s upcoming Mission X is also in the game but is yet to disclose full details.

Though McLaren could design an all-electric P1, internal studies show that customers aren’t demanding EVs just yet. The popularity of models like the 750S demonstrates that internal combustion engines (ICE) are still highly sought after, even as some enthusiasts show interest in pure electric performance cars.

During this pivotal transition period from ICE to EV, McLaren plans to introduce plug-in hybrid models based on a new V8 engine. Positioned above Artura’s V6 PHEV setup, these models will bridge the gap as the company meticulously shapes its electrified future.

In summary, McLaren’s future may lie in electric power, but it won’t be a mad dash for horsepower. Instead, it’ll be a calculated journey towards balanced performance, aligning power and weight to create a vehicle true to the very DNA of McLaren. It’s an approach that underlines innovation without losing sight of what makes McLaren truly distinctive.

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Faraday Future Unveils the FF 91 2.0 Electric Car with 1,050 Horsepower

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Aug 15, 2023

Faraday Future is a company in Los Angeles that has been trying to make a name for itself in the electric vehicle segment. They had big plans, but things were slow to start. Now, things are looking up.

The car is priced above $300,000, but a cheaper version will be available soon

On August 12, 2023, the company had a special event to show off its new car, the FF 91 2.0. They call it the “Ultimate AI Techluxury FF 91 2.0 Futurist Alliance.” The event was part of a festival to celebrate how far the company has come.

Faraday Future gave the first car to a special customer and plans to do more special deliveries soon. They want to make getting a new car a big deal and a fun experience.

But they’re not just about selling cars. They see themselves as a company that’s part of a big change in how people get around. They’re working on new technology for their cars, like “FF aiHypercar+.” They want to make driving better and smarter.

The new FF 91 2.0 Futurist Alliance costs $309,000. There’s also a cheaper version coming later for $249,000. And there’s going to be a basic model, but no one knows how much it will cost yet.

These cars are strong, with 1,050 horsepower and a battery that can go 381 miles before it needs to be charged again. They also have really comfy seats and a big 27-inch screen in the back.

Faraday Future is showing that they’re ready to be a big part of the electric car world. They have new ideas and are working hard to make them happen. They’re a company to watch, and their new cars are proof that they’re serious about what they’re doing.

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Xiaomi 13T Pro camera details leak reveal it will be a tweaked version of the Redmi K60 Ultra

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Aug 15, 2023

Reports have claimed that the Xiaomi 13T and Xiaomi 13T Pro will launch on September 1st globally. A new leak, courtesy of tipster Kacper Skrzypek, has appeared today to reveal the camera specifications of the Xiaomi 13T Pro. The leak suggests that the 13T Pro will be a tweaked version of the Redmi K60 Ultra, which debuted yesterday in China.

Xiaomi 13T Pro camera specifications (rumored)

According to the tipster, the Xiaomi 13T Pro will have a 20-megapixel Sony IMX596 camera on the front for selfies and video calls. The Redmi K60 Ultra features the same selfie camera.

The Xiaomi 13T Pro’s rear camera setup will feature a Sony IMX707 50-megapixel primary camera. In comparison, the K60 Ultra has a Sony IMX800 50-megapixel main camera. Instead of the 8-megapixel and 2-megapixel cameras available on the Redmi flagship, the 13T Pro will offer an OmniVision OV13B ultra-wide camera and an OV50D 50-megapixel telephoto camera.

The rest of the specs of the 13T Pro are likely to be the same as those of the Redmi K60 Ultra. Hence, the 13T Pro is expected to feature a 6.67-inch OLED display that offers a 1.5K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. It will run on the Android 13 operating system and MIUI 14.

Under the hood, the Xiaomi 13T Pro will arrive with the Dimensity 9200 Plus chip, up to 12GB of LPDDR5x RAM, and up to 512GB of UFS 4.0 storage. It will house a 5,000mAh battery with 120W fast charging. The 13T Pro is also expected to come with other features, such as a dedicated display chip, an in-screen fingerprint sensor, dual stereo speakers, an X-axis linear motor, and an IP68-rated chassis. As far as design is concerned, it appears could be identical to the K60 Ultra.

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Realme GT 5 Pro’s new leak reveals battery size, charging capabilities

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Aug 15, 2023

Realme has already confirmed that the Realme GT 5 will launch this month in China. However, it has not yet revealed its launch date. Meanwhile, the rumor mill is also spilling details about the Realme GT 5 Pro, which may debut this year. In a recent Weibo post, tipster Digital Chat Station revealed the key specifications of the GT 5 Pro, which will pack more powerful specs.

Realme GT 5 Pro specifications (rumored)

The upcoming Realme GT 5 is set to include the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip, while the GT 5 Pro will be powered by the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, which is scheduled for an official release in October of this year. The most recent leak mentions that the GT 5 Pro will boast a high-quality curved-edge display, which aligns with previous claims by the same tipster. DCS previously claimed that the GT 5 Pro’s screen will support a 2K resolution and offer ultra-high-frequency dimming.

He added that the Realme GT 5 Pro will arrive with a 5,400mAh battery that supports 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. The phone will also support UFCS (Universal Fast Charging Specification) charging standard. UFCS is a new fast charging standard developed by the China Communications Standards Association. It is designed to be a universal standard that can be used by all smartphone manufacturers, regardless of their brand or operating system.

DCS has previously revealed that the Realme GT 5 Pro’s rear camera setup will include a Sony IMX9-series primary camera and an OmniVision OV64B periscope telephoto camera. These are expected to be joined by an ultra-wide snapper.

Rumors surrounding the OnePlus 12 have revealed that it will also pack very similar specs to the Realme GT 5 Pro. According to DCS, the OP12 will differ by offering Hasselblad camera optimizations, a better heat dissipation unit, and some exclusive customization features.

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Tesla Plans Unique Data Centers for Rising Demands

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Aug 15, 2023

Tesla, the innovative electric vehicle maker, is eyeing the future with plans to construct “first of its kind data centers,” according to a recent job posting on their careers page. As Tesla delves into areas like full-self driving, artificial intelligence, and robotics, its data needs are practically skyrocketing. This may be the driving force behind the brand’s intention to create dedicated facilities.

Self-owned Data centres can help Tesla evade future clashes with the European Union

Data centres house vast amounts of digital information and essential infrastructure, playing a crucial role in today’s tech-centred world. Tesla’s senior engineering program manager position at the Austin headquarters stressed upon the importance of designing and engineering these centers.

Unlike Tesla, most tech giants such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform already rely on data centre requirements. Furthermore, after Tesla CEO Elon Musk‘s takeover of Twitter (now known as X), Tesla began using one of NTT Global Data Centers’ facilities in Sacramento.

Tesla’s expansion into data collection raises some eyebrows, too. Between 2019 and 2022, Tesla employees shared videos recorded by customer cars, sparking data privacy concerns. A whistleblower leak earlier this year only added to the intrigue.

The implications for Tesla could be immense, especially in Europe where the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enforces stringent data protection laws. If found guilty, Tesla might be slapped with billions in fines.

But Tesla’s data needs don’t stop with vehicles alone. The company is also exploring energy storage and virtual power plants. Through the Emergency Load Reduction Program (ELRP), Tesla customers can contribute energy back into the grid during crises, a venture that only further emphasizes the importance of having dedicated data centers in place.

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Lamborghini Teases a Potential Upcoming Electric Supercar on Instagram

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Aug 15, 2023

Lamborghini is giving a sneak peek of something exciting, releasing a teaser image of a new vehicle set to be unveiled on August 18. In a recent Instagram post, the Italian carmaker has promised that “Something new and truly thrilling is about to be unveiled.”

The teaser, however, doesn’t reveal any other key details of the vehicle

This announcement comes on the heels of the company’s statement that it would present an electric vehicle (EV) concept during Monterey Car Week. As August 18 falls within that period, it seems clear that this debut could be our first glimpse at Lamborghini’s new EV.

The teaser offers an intriguing view of the car’s outline. Its smooth lines and softer edges contrast sharply with the more angular elements that Lamborghini is known for. These design features may suggest a blend of the brand’s classic style with shapes often found in EVs, helping to reduce drag.

Previously described as the “first prototype of our fourth series production car,” this EV concept is something Lamborghini fans have been eagerly waiting for. In July 2023, the company confirmed plans for a 2+2 grand tourer. CEO Stephan Winkelmann emphasized that this vehicle would be “much more daily usable,” a departure from models like the Huracan or new Revuelto, and notably, not an SUV.

The teaser doesn’t give away too much about the vehicle’s size or specific design. Key details, such as whether it will have rear seats like the anticipated production version, remain under wraps.

Mechanically, the EV shares components with other vehicles within the Volkswagen Group. This isn’t a new approach for Lamborghini, as seen with the Urus sharing a platform with the Audi Q7, Bentley Bentayga, and Porsche Cayenne.

Interestingly, Lamborghini hasn’t produced a 2+2 grand tourer since models like the 400 GT 2+2, Islero, Urraco, and Espada were retired in the late 1970s.

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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Price Bump might annoy Smartphone Manufacturers

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Aug 15, 2023

Qualcomm is a name synonymous with innovation in the technology industry. Based in San Diego, this company is known for its semiconductors and software, particularly the development and marketing of wireless telecommunications products and services. One of their standout products has been the Snapdragon series of chipsets, widely recognized for their performance and efficiency.

The Dimensity 9300 Chipset is gearing up to compete against the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3

Recently, Qualcomm put its partners, including Samsung, in a challenging position by allegedly charging $160 for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. This new price point makes it more expensive than Apple’s A16 Bionic. As rumors surround the impending launch of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, concerns grow that it might be even pricier.

Switching to TSMC’s 4nm N4P process for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 isn’t a cheap affair. Qualcomm’s prior reliance on Samsung’s foundry for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 led to various drawbacks and criticism. Now, inside sources like Digital Chat Station claim that the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 will be more costly, leaving partners with hard choices.

Faced with increasing costs, some manufacturers may either downgrade to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or turn to MediaTek’s Dimensity range, especially the Dimensity 9300. MediaTek might charge less for its flagship silicon, potentially attracting more business.

Yet, challenging Qualcomm’s market presence is no simple task. The Snapdragon brand carries considerable weight. However, the Dimensity 9300 does present an advantage with its support for faster LPDDR5T RAM and a unique CPU configuration that may outperform the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in some areas, though likely losing in efficiency.

If Qualcomm charges $200 for the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, brands like Samsung and Xiaomi may still opt for it to provide their customers with top-tier Android smartphone hardware. The decision might dent their margins, but it reflects the complex nature of the competitive landscape.

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Samsung One UI 6 Beta version based on Android 14 expands to India, China, UK, and Poland

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Aug 15, 2023

Samsung recently launched its next-generation foldable smartphones in the form of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the Galaxy Z Flip 5, running Android 13 with its own One UI 5.1.1. The South Korean giant is already working on a newer One UI 6 user interface based on the Android 14 operating system.

Now, the company has announced that it will expand the Samsung One UI 6 Beta program to four more countries — China, India, the UK, and Poland. For those who are unaware, the program is already available in the US, South Korea, and Germany.

While the company has announced that the One UI 6 program will be expanded to four countries, it has not yet been revealed when access will be available to users, but rumors indicate that it could be released later this week.

In countries where the beta program is available, eligible users can try out the latest version of Samsung’s custom Android-based operating system ahead of the official release. As of now, the program is open to Galaxy S23 users, and enrollment is done through the Samsung Members app. We expect the beta program to be expanded to more phones, including the Galaxy S22 lineup, the Galaxy Z Flip 5, and the Galaxy Z Fold 5, in the coming weeks.

Samsung One UI 6 is based on the Android 14 operating system and comes with a number of features and improvements. It offers a new design language and a more intuitive interface, along with some additional privacy features.

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Telegram Stories feature no longer limited to premium users; now available for everyone

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Aug 15, 2023

Telegram, a popular instant messaging application and competitor to WhatsApp, released the Stories feature to its premium users last month, and now the feature is available for everyone.

The announcement about the Stories feature being available for everyone on Telegram comes as the company celebrates its 10th anniversary.

The Stories feature on Telegram is similar to what other platforms like Facebook, Snapchat, or Instagram offer. However, unlike other platforms, it has one feature that sets it apart from others; Telegram allows users to edit Stories after posting.

There are some customizable options, including the ability to choose who can see stories, how long they last, and whether or not they can be saved by others. Premium users also have access to additional features, such as the ability to view others’ stories in stealth mode, a permanent view history, and the ability to save stories to their gallery.

Making the announcement, the company said in a blog post, “This was by far the most-requested feature in the history of Telegram – and we’ve spent several months innovating and refining the format. Telegram Stories have all the things you’d expect – and plenty more that have never been done before.”

To use this new feature, users simply have to open the Telegram app and tap on the “Stories” icon located at the bottom bar. From there, they start creating a new story by tapping the “+” icon, and once done, choose who can see them by tapping the “Share” button or setting a timer for how long it will be available for others to see.

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The Electric Porsche 911 with a Model S Motor That’ll Make Your Tesla Jealous and Costs $400,000

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Aug 14, 2023

Electric vehicles are more popular now than ever. While young companies like Tesla, BYD, and Xpeng lead the way in this technology revolution, older brands are also starting to adapt. For example, Porsche is working on a fully electric Boxster model and plans to launch it by next year at the latest. However, it seems people can’t wait. A company called Sacrilege Motors has turned a 1992 Porsche 911 into an electric car using a Tesla motor. Here are the details…

Porsche 911 Gets Tesla Power in Sacrilege Motors’ Blackbird Conversion

The classic Porsche 911 is a rear-engined, rear-wheel drive sports car that was manufactured by Porsche from 1963 to 1989. It is considered one of the most iconic sports cars of all time and has won numerous awards. The 911 was available in a variety of body styles and was powered by a variety of air-cooled, horizontally-opposed six-cylinder engines. It was known for its handling, performance, and reliability. Now it has an electric motor

A US electric vehicle start-up called Sacrilege Motors has unveiled the ‘Blackbird’, a classic Porsche 911 which has traded its conventional six-cylinder petrol engine for Tesla Model S motor, which produces approximately 373kW (500 horsepower) and 500Nm of torque. The car is equipped with a 62kWh battery pack, which is good for a claimed driving range of about 320km.

Sacrilege Motors says that the Blackbird is capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in under 4 seconds. It has a top speed of over 180 mph. Sacrilege Motors says that the Blackbird is capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in under 4 seconds. It has a top speed of over 180 mph. The Blackbird is a limited-edition car, so only 10 will be built, and each car will cost $400,000.

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OPPO to unveil Xiao Bu AI Assistant powered by AndesGPT

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Aug 14, 2023

OPPO has announced the launch of an expansive experiential activity featuring its new version of Xiao Bu Assistant, which is built on the company’s large language model, AndesGPT. The updated Xiao Bu Assistant promises to mark a significant advancement in AI conversation technology with enhanced semantic understanding capabilities, the ability to generate content from text prompts, and improved summarization skills.

OPPO Xiao Bu AI Assistant will get large model capabilities

AndesGPT, which forms the core of the upgraded Xiao Bu Assistant, is a large language model developed by OPPO’s Andes Intelligent Cloud team. It operates on a hybrid cloud architecture and has been in development for two years, following a series of self-developed models, OBERT, with different levels of complexity and performance capabilities. The OBERT models boasted parameters ranging from one hundred million to one billion and managed to gain impressive recognition, briefly ranking fifth in the Chinese language understanding benchmark CLUE1.1 and first in the large-scale knowledge graph question-answering KgCLUE1.0 leaderboard.

AndesGPT builds upon the OBERT model, adopting various key technologies that bring about its unique features. This includes continuous learning from Chinese dialogue data, instruction fine-tuning, the incorporation of reinforcement learning with human feedback, and enhancement of the knowledge base. Such a combination of technologies makes it an ambitious project, representing the efforts of OPPO to be at the forefront of conversational AI. Notably, AndesGPT ranked fifth in the C-Eval evaluation rankings in June of this year.

By drawing on the considerable research and development that went into the OBERT models, OPPO has been able to produce a more refined, contextually aware, and responsive conversational assistant.

The move by OPPO aligns with the trend in the tech industry where AI integration is becoming a standard, following other companies like Huawei and Xiaomi.

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Dareu A950 Pro wireless mouse with P3395 sensor launched in China

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Aug 14, 2023

Dareu’s latest offering, the A950 PRO Triple Mode wireless mouse, has just hit the market, with three attractive variants: 1K, 4K, and the premium Magnesium Alloy 4K. With price points ranging from 279 yuan ($38) to 999 yuan ($137), this mouse caters to a wide spectrum of users.

Dareu A950 Pro wireless mouse specifications:

Taking a closer look at the features, the 1K version impresses with a 1000Hz 2.4G report rate, while both the 4K and Magnesium Alloy counterparts step it up with a 4000Hz report rate. Accommodating various preferences, these mice support Bluetooth and wired report rates of 250Hz and 1000Hz.

Regardless of the variant, all come equipped with the P3395 sensor, flaunting a DPI of 26000 and a peak acceleration of 50G. The weight of the mice is slightly differentiated, with both 1K and 4K versions weighing 55g, and the Magnesium Alloy version being marginally lighter at 54g.

Driving these mice is the Nordic 52833 main control chip, ensuring seamless performance even during extended usage. It offers a long-distance mode that enhances accuracy while minimizing concerns like frame skipping and lag. Adding to the seamless experience are the Kailh GM8.0 Black Mamba micro switches, ensuring every click is responsive.

Built with durability in mind, the A950 PRO features a PBT construction, elevating the tactile experience while keeping the keys grease-free during prolonged usage. Power-efficient and practical, it houses a 300mAh battery. When operating at 2.4GHz mode, users can enjoy up to 25 days of battery life at a 1KHz report rate, 6 days with a 4KHz report rate, and an impressive 37 days in Bluetooth mode.

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Xiaomi’s New Smart Massage Chair Offers 17+ Massage Modes for Total Body Relaxation

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Aug 14, 2023

Xiaomi keeps expanding its product range. While many of us know the company for its smartphones, it actually makes many different items, from robot vacuums to toothbrushes. Not long ago, they introduced a new robot dog called CyberDog 2. Now, they have added another interesting product: the Mi Home Smart Massage Chair, priced at 6999 yuan. Here are the details…

The Mi Home Smart Massage Chair: The Ultimate Way to De-Stress

Actually, Xiaomi is not unfamiliar with massage devices. In 2021, the company released a massage gun, marking their first attempt in this area. They have introduced the Mi Home Smart Massage Chair, and it’s getting attention because of its amazing features and an attractive price of 6999 yuan. The chair offers:

Preset Modes: 4 factory settings to get you started.
App Choices: 5 unique modes, handpicked for the Mi Home app users.
Cloud Delights: 6 cloud-based modes for variety.
DIY Fun: 3 modes where you can play masseuse and create your own.

The chair isn’t just smart; it’s intuitive. With its advanced pressure sensing technology and Hall shoulder detection, it maps your body, ensuring the massage hits all the right spots. Imagine a set of hands that know just where to press and how hard. That’s the Mi Home Smart Massage Chair for you.

And if you thought two hands were soothing, this chair simulates a four-handed massage experience, thanks to its unique V-shaped core structure. Plus, you can pick from six different massage techniques, adjusting strength and speed to your liking. No one wants complex controls when all they’re after is relaxation. That’s why Xiaomi’s chair supports voice commands via the Xiao Ai assistant.

If you’re more hands-on, the Mi Home app and a wireless remote control are at your disposal. And with features like NFC touch connection and smart user recognition, this chair is truly a blend of luxury and tech.

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