A compilation of 2020′ April Fool’s Tech Jokes

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Apr 1, 2020

Meizu has already hinted that its flagship Meizu 17 smartphone will be unveiled this April. A leaked invitation of the Meizu 17 has appeared online revealing an April 15 launch date. The invite is, interestingly, a riot shield!

The leak comes from a blogger on China’s Weibo and apart from the launch date, it features some key specifications of the Meizu 17. While we can’t rule out the possibility of this being yet another April fool prank, Meizu is known to send out weirdly-packaged invitations. We recall some invitation boxes with sneakers, a wooden block, among other strange stuff. So. this could be one of Meizu’s surprising invitation.

The riot shield features a rectangular-shaped mesh area and this suggests that the Meizu 17 will come with a horizontally-aligned rear camera setup with a rectangular module. The module is said to hold four camera sensors as well as a ring flash.

In terms of the specs, the Meizu 17 is listed to feature a 6.5-inch AMOLED display with 90Hz refresh rate. The device will be powered by a Snapdragon 865 chipset with a Snapdragon X55 modem bringing 5G connectivity onboard. The device will equally come with 8/12GB LPDDR5 RAM and 128/256GB UFS 3.0 storage options. The base model will use LPDDR4X RAM. For photography, it will use a 64-megapixel GW1 main camera. Other sensors include an 8-megapixel ultra-wide angle, a 5-megapixel telephoto and a 2-megapixel depth of field sensor. The Meizu 17 will cram a 4500mAh battery under the hood with support for 30W fast charge. There will also be an under-screen fingerprint sensor. It will have a starting price of 3999 yuan.

We’ll take the leaked launch date with a pinch of salt until Meizu official reveals the launch date.

Samsung will stop making LCD panels by the end of 2020

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Apr 1, 2020

Samsung is one of the largest display manufacturers in the world making a wide range of panels. But now, the company has announced to stop producing LCD panels by the end of the year. This move is motivated by the firm’s plan to expand production of quantum dot displays.

The South Korean conglomerate has a number of businesses and one of them is a display manufacturing unit called Samsung Display. The company makes all types of panels like LCDs, OLEDs, and quantum dots. But now, it has decided to end the production of LCD panels so that it could focus more on the other two modern panels.

The company will be halting the production only at the end of the year but has already reduced its capacity. However, it will still continue to supply LCD panels for the orders that have been placed earlier by its clients. It is worth noting that most of the panels made by the company are used in its own TV lineup.

The employees working in the LCD department will be shifted to OLED and QD Display businesses. Additionally, the company is also reported to have placed orders for equipment used in manufacturing quantum dot displays to ramp up its production.

The decision to shun the production of LCD displays was expected as Samsung had already announced its plans to shift focus to Quantum Dot display technology with $11 billion investment in October 2019.

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Xiaomi launches the MIJIA Internet Washing Machine & Dryer 1C with voice support

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Apr 1, 2020

Xiaomi has launched a new product today and this isn’t an April fool prank. The MIJIA Internet Washing Machine and Dryer 1C, as it is called, is currently on presale on Xiaomi Mall. It adopts a price tag of 2099 yuan (~$295) and will go on sale in China from April 9.

The new MIJIA Internet Washing Machine and Dryer 1C is an upgrade over the MIJIA Internet Washing Machine and Dryer Pro that was launched last year. Both models come with a 10kg capacity. This model has a control panel made from ABS injection moulding + thin-wall light transmission solution and is better integrated with the body of the machine. In contrast, the display of the Mijia Internet Washing and Drying Machine Pro 10kg is made from tempered glass.

This model equally comes with support for XiaoAI voice control support, something that is not on the previous model. This model equally has a more compact build, with a door diameter of 468mm, while the previous model had a wider door diameter of 480mm. This model equally comes with a cycle power of 0.873 kWh which is lower than the 0.960 kWh power on the MIJIA Internet Washing Machine and Dryer.

The other specifications are basically the same. The MIJIA Internet Washing Machine and Dryer 1C use the industry-leading BLDC variable frequency motor to precisely control the washing rhythm. This motor is stable and efficient, and more energy-efficient and quiet. The maximum dehydration speed is 1400 rpm, and the dehydration and drying time is fast and efficient.

The washing machine features up to 22 different washing modes including smart air washing. You can reserve laundry and drying clothes in advance through the Mijia APP, choose more washing and drying modes, and support custom adjustments and save favourite washing methods.

The water-condensing hot-air drying technology can dry multiple pieces of clothing at one time, and the constant temperature control can make the dried clothes full and soft without ironing. The sterilization rate of the high-temperature barrel self-cleaning mode at 95 ° C is as high as 99.9% +.

A Samsung Chip Factory Worker tests Positive for Coronavirus, Production will Not be Affected

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Apr 1, 2020

Coronavirus or COVID-19 originated from the Wuhan province of China in late 2019. Since then, it has now spread to 203 countries affecting nearly a million people with over 44,000 deaths. This has led to lockdowns, which is severely impacting lives as well as businesses. Samsung already became a victim of the pandemic when it had to temporarily shut down one of its smartphone factories in South Korea as a number of the plant’s employees tested positive for the virus. Now, the company confirms yet another case of coronavirus but in a chip factory.

Samsung, in a statement, revealed that one of its workers at a foundry fab (chip manufacturing facility) in Giheung, Korea had tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. Thus, as a safety precaution, the firm has isolated all the people who were in close contact with that employee. It has even closed the work area of the positive employee for disinfection.

Despite this, the South Korean tech giant confirmed it won’t affect the output of this particular chip factory as other cleanrooms/work areas are in continuous operation. Also, this person is the first and the only Samsung chip factory worker to have caught the virus for now.

Earlier this month, another chip factory of Samsung in Hwaseong, Seoul caught fire but with no casualties. Even at that time, the company stated the production to remain unaffected. However, disruption of supply chain and other factors caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have led the conglomerate to reduce pay raise for its employees this year.

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The Galaxy S20 features an unofficial 96Hz refresh rate mode, here’s how to enable it

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Apr 1, 2020

One of the major features onboard the Samsung Galaxy S20 series is the 120Hz refresh rate which it supports. The official introduction is that you can toggle the display between the standard 60Hz refresh rate and the top-end 120Hz refresh rate. XDA Developers have once again come through for those who would prefer a refresh rate in the 90Hz range found on the OnePlus 7T, OnePlus 7 Pro, Realme X2 Pro, Mi 10 Pro, Poco X2 and a few others.

XDA Developers have discovered that the flagship models have a few hidden refresh rates and resolutions than what Samsung made available. Running the shell command “dumpsys display,” shows several modes such as 48fps, 60fps, 120fps and a surprise 96fps. Just like the 120Hz refresh rate, the 96Hz mode is only available with 1080 pixels (FHD+) and 720 pixels (HD+) resolutions.

The team was able to force the Galaxy S20 to run on the hidden modes by changing the value of Settings.System.peak_refresh_rate and Settings.System.min_refresh_rate to 48.0 or 96.0. XDA Forum’s Senior Member SatySatsZB has even created an app which can be used to switch between 96Hz and 120Hz modes, saving those interested the stress of having to run shell commands. The app even adds two Quick Setting tiles to toggle between the refresh rate modes. You can confirm if the change is working by going to testufo.com.

There is no doubt that 120Hz refresh rate offers users a peak display performance but it takes a toll on the battery life. Switching to 96Hz will increase the battery life slightly as the phone’s display won’t refresh content as often, The 96Hz is equally goign to provide a smoother display performance than 60Hz.

However, there are reports by some Reddit users of issues with the 96Hz refresh mode on Exynos-powered versions of the S20 phones. The Exynos-powered models were released in Europe while the US got a Snapdragon 865 version. There’s already a petition seeking for Samsung stop using the Exynos SoC on its flagship models as it doesn’t offer the same performance as its Qualcomm counterpart. That may be the cause of the issue as some others say it works fine. But then, this is an official tweak, so expect some issues.

[Update: Mi 8 Lite too] Android 10 Stable Update now available for Xiaomi Mi 8, Mi 8 Pro, Mi 8 SE, Mi 9 SE and Mi 9 Lite

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Apr 1, 2020

Update: Xiaomi has rolled out the Android 10 stable update to Mi 8 Lite as well. You can find download links for all the devices below.

Xiaomi has a long history of updating its entire smartphone lineup to the latest MIUI version available at the time. However, the same cannot be said for the underlying Android platform the MIUI builds are based on. And thus, five of the brand’s yesteryear flagships and their lite devices are receiving the Android 10 stable update only now. The list includes the likes of Mi 8, Mi 8 Pro, Mi 8 SE, Mi 9 SE, and Mi 9 Lite.

All the above-mentioned Xiaomi devices were already updated to MIUI 11 in Q4 2019. But all of them received releases based on Android 9.0 Pie rather than the latest version of Android. Following that, these devices did have several beta builds of Android 10 but the company did not roll out the stable releases to the normal users until now.

The stable MIUI 11 builds based on Android 10 is being currently rolled out to the users of Mi 8, Mi 8 Pro, Mi 8 SE, Mi 9 SE, and Mi 9 Lite via OTA. However, if you are one of those advanced users who don’t like to wait, you can download the respective ‘Recovery’ and ‘Fastboot’ builds of the update from the links provided below.

Xiaomi Mi 8	V11.0.3.0.QEAMIXM (Global)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.2.0.QEARUXM (Russia)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.6.0.QEACNXM (China)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro	V11.0.3.0.QECMIXM (Global)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.1.0.QECRUXM (Russia)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.1.0.QECCNXM (China)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
Xiaomi Mi 8 SE	V11.0.2.0.QEBCNXM (China)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite	V11.0.1.0.QDTMIXM (Global)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.1.0.QDTRUXM (Russia)	Recovery ROM	–
	V11.0.1.0.QDTCNXM (China)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
Xiaomi Mi 9 SE	V11.0.2.0.QFBMIXM (Global)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.2.0.QFBEUXM (Europe)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.2.0.QFBRUXM (Russia	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.2.0.QFBCNXM (China)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
Xiaomi Mi 9 Lite	V11.0.1.0.QFCMIXM (Global)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.1.0.QFCEUXM (Europe)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.1.0.QFCRUXM (Russia)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM
	V11.0.1.0.QFCCNXM (China)	Recovery ROM	Fastboot ROM

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GoT Beyond the Wall will launch on Huawei’s AppGallery on April 3: Same day as the Play Store!

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Joel Joseph

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Apr 1, 2020

In what can be called as a small achievement for Huawei, the much-anticipated Game of Thrones Beyond the Wall will be available on the company’s App Gallery on the same day and time as the Google Play Store. The collectible strategy game will launch on the App Gallery on April 3.

Ever since the US-ban, Huawei has been marketing the App Gallery as an alternative to the Play Store. And in the past year, the company has been slowly but steadily adding popular apps and their alternatives to its own store. The fact that Huawei has managed to convince a popular game developer to publish its app on the App Gallery is an important development.

Behaviour Interactive Inc., the developer behind the GoT Beyond the Wall game also benefits from this partnership. A few months back, we reported that Huawei was offering 85 percent of the revenue generated from an app on the App Gallery to the developer, which was significantly higher than the traditional 70:30 revenue split ratio offered by the Play Store and Apple App Store. Huawei’s software team has also worked closely with Behaviour Interactive Inc. to integrate Huawei’s own services like Account Kit and in-app purchases inside the new game.

The Game of Thrones Beyond the Wall game is set 48 years before the events that happened in the HBO series. The game is built around an original story and players will get to take command of the Night’s watch and recruit unique characters from around the Seven Kingdoms to defend Westeros. The game also offers collectibles like various costumed versions of popular characters from the original HBO series like Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen, Jamie Lannister, and even Melisandre. Users can master each of these character’s unique abilities in tactical PvP combat.

Just like the Play Store, the game will offer special rewards at the time of registration on the App Gallery as well. The Game of Thrones Beyond the Wall goes live on April 3.

Leaked OnePlus 8 Pro press renders reveal Ultramarine Blue colorway

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Habeeb Onawole

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Apr 1, 2020

Press renders of the OnePlus 8 were leaked a few days ago, revealing all the color variants the phone will come in. One of the variants has a color gradient similar to Instagram’s logo. Now, the same source has released press renders of the OnePlus 8 Pro and it also provides a first look at a color variant we have not seen before.

The OnePlus 8 pro will come in three colorways – Glacial Green, Onyx Black, and a new Ultramarine Blue.

The Ultramarine Blue has a much darker shade than the Really Blue first-gen Pixel. It is a nice color and will be quite popular among buyers. OnePlus is being smart with its color choices by not making both phones have the same color variants all through.

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The OnePlus 8 Pro will have a punch-hole display that measures 6.78-inches, has a QHD+ resolution, and a 120Hz refresh rate. Just like its predecessor, the OnePlus 7 Pro, its screen is also curved at the sides. It is reported that it has a maximum brightness of up to 1300 nits and has HDR10+ support.

The phone will come with the same Snapdragon 865 processor inside the standard version, up to 12GB of RAM, and 256GB of UFS 3.0 storage. On the back are quad rear cameras – a 48MP primary camera, a 48MP ultrawide angle camera, an 8MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom, and a 5MP color sensor. The front camera is a 16MP sensor.

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OnePlus will ship the phone with support for wireless charging and reverse wireless charging. We are really curious to know if OnePlus will launch its own wireless charger alongside the phone and have been on the lookout for details regarding the charger but nothing has come up yet.

The OnePlus 8 series launches on April 14, 2020, and will be live-streamed.

Which of the three colors is your favorite? Let us know in the comment box.

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Here’s the complete list of 50 officially supported LineageOS 17.1 Devices

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Apr 1, 2020

LineageOS, formerly CyanogenMod is the most popular aftermarket distribution of Android after AOSP (Android Open Source Project). It is well-known in the custom ROM community as almost every other ROM is either based on it or at least inherit some of its features and functionalities. Recently, a newer version of this software called LineageOS 17.1 based on Android 10 was announced. Since then, the team has been updating the list of officially supported devices.

The first batch of officially supported LineageOS 17.1 devices included a total of 27 devices. The list comprised of a number of variants of Samsung Galaxy S4, LG G2, LG G3, LG G5, and LG V20. It also consisted of Fairphone FP 2, Motorola Moto Z1 as well as both single and dual SIM versions of HTC One (M8).

A couple of days later, the initial LineageOS 17.1 Android 10 build for all the above-mentioned devices went live on the official download page of LineageOS. Unfortunately, the builds were soon removed two days later as all those builds were broken due to signing issues.

But yesterday, the project added support for 23 more devices, however, builds for all these official devices are yet to be uploaded for the public to download. Hopefully, that will happen soon, until then, have a look at the complete list of 50 officially supported LineageOS 17.1 devices as of April 1st, 2020.

List of Officially Supported LineageOS 17.1 Devices

Fairphone FP2 (FP2)
Motorola Moto Z1 (griffin)
HTC One (M8) (m8)
HTC One (M8) Dual SIM (m8d)
Samsung Galaxy S4 Active (jactivelte)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-I337) (jflteatt)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (SCH-R970, SPH-L720) (jfltespr)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (SCH-I545) (jfltevzw)
Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-I9505/G, SGH-I337M, SGH-M919) (jfltexx)
Samsung Galaxy S4 Value Edition (GT-I9515/L) (jfvelte)
LG V20 (AT&T) (h910)
LG V20 (T-Mobile) (h918)
LG V20 (International) (h990)
LG V20 (Sprint) (ls997)
LG G5 (Unlocked US) (rs988)
LG V20 (US Unlocked) (us996)
LG V20 (Verizon) (vs995)
LG G2 (AT&T) (d800)
LG G2 (T-Mobile) (d801)
LG G2 (International) (d802)
LG G2 (Canadian) (d803)
LG G3 (AT&T) (d850)
LG G3 (T-Mobile) (d851)
LG G3 (Canada) (d852)
LG G3 (International) (d855)
LG G3 (Korea) (f400)
LG G3 (Verizon) (vs985)
Motorola Moto One Power (chef)
Razer Phone (cheryl)
Xiaomi Mi MIX 2 (chiron)
Xiaomi Poco F1 (beryllium)
Xiaomi Mi 8 (dipper)
Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra (discovery)
OnePlus 6 (enchilada)
OnePlus 6T (fajita)
OnePlus 7 Pro (guacamole)
Asus Zenfone 6 (ZS630KL) (I01WD)
Motorola Moto Z2 Force (nash)
OnePlus 3 / 3T (oneplus3)
Motorola Moto X4 (payton)
Sony Xperia XA2 (pioneer)
Xiaomi Mi MIX 2S (polaris)
Motorola Moto G7 (river)
Xiaomi Mi 6 (sagit)
ZUK Z2 Plus (z2_plus)
Motorola Moto G6 Plus (evert)
Galaxy Tab S5e (Wi-Fi) (gts4lvwifi)
Sony Xperia 10 (kirin)
Motorola Moto G7 Plus (lake)
Sony Xperia 10 Plus (mermaid)

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Xiaomi launches the Roidmi NEX 2 & NEX 2 Pro Handheld Vacuum Cleaners

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Apr 1, 2020

Xiaomi Youpin has launched two new handheld vacuum cleaners manufactured by eco-chain partner Roidmi. The two models- Roidmi Nex 2 and Nex 2 Pro both come with a display and other impressive features which place them ahead of the first-gen Roidmi NEX handheld vacuum cleaner.

The Roidmi Nex 2 Pro is definitely the sleekest model of the duo but both seem to have the same capability. The models feature a display but while the Roidmi Nex 2 has an LED screen, the Nex 2 Pro features an OLED display. This seems to be the major difference between the two. The display shows the cleaning status in real-time. The Nex 2 Pro also has a grey paint job whereas the Nex 2 comes in white.

In terms of the features, both models have a total power rating of 435W as well as the same vacuum power of 26500pa. The bot equally presents with a massive 2500mAh/72Wh battery which can withstand several cleaning rounds. The vacuum cleaners feature a magnetic wireless charging system and can charge fully in just 2.5 hours. In addition, the models are equipped with a 0.55L dust storage compartment an uses a HEPA filter system. Recall that Roidmi equally announced te F8 Pro handheld vacuum cleaner recently which is an upgrade of the Roidmi F8. The Roidmi Nex 2 carries a 2099 yuan ($295) price tag while the Nex 2 Pro is priced at 2,499 yuan (~$352). They are available presently on Xiaomi Youpin for interested buyers in China. If you are interested in this product outside China, you’ll have to look at third-party retailers like GearBest, ALiExpress and others.

WhatsApp to get Expiring messages and Multi-device login

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Habeeb Onawole

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Apr 1, 2020

WhatsApp is pretty slow when incorporating new features compared to Telegram but like they – better late than never. The messaging app which is used by millions across the world will be getting some pretty useful features according to details found in the latest beta version.

One of the features coming to WhatsApp is Expiring Messages. This is one feature that is long overdue and one I personally loved in Google’s now dead Allo messaging app. However, WhatsApp seems to be taking a different approach.

Expiring Messages will be available in both group chats and private chats and based on screenshots provided by WABetaInfo. Users will be able to set messages to delete after 1 day, 1 week, and 1 month. Apparently, there used to be an option for 1 hour before in previous versions but it has now been removed. Hopefully, it is added back to the final release.

Another feature that was discovered in WhatsApp Beta v2.20.110 is support for multiple device login. You know how you can’t have WhatsApp active on two devices, that should change soon.

With the new feature, users will be able to log in to the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices at the same time. This is different from the way WhatsApp works on desktop or in your browser. When you log in on a new device, you (on your current device) and your contacts get a notification with a change of your security code.

Both Multiple-Device Login and Expiring Messages will be available for iOS and Android when it launches, though the former may get it first.

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New Xiaomi phone certified by EEC, could it be the POCO F2?

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Apr 1, 2020

A new Xiaomi smartphone has just been certified by the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). The phone is thought to be the much-anticipated POCO F2 flagship. The phone clears EEC with model number M2004J11G which is similar to the model numbers of some Xiaomi models that have previously been certified by the EEC. For comparison, the Poco F1 had the model number M1805E10A, the Redmi K20 Pro came with the model number M1903F11C while the Redmi K30 Pro had the model number M2001J11C.

The certified phone was listed on March 31 and is clearly indicated to be a Xiaomi phone under the Poco brand which is now an independent brand. It is interesting that the phone is listed as a Poco brand and not Pocophone. Recall that the first model was launched as Pocophone F1 in the global market. The company may have finally decided to stick with a shorter Poco branding.

The Poco F2 was expected to have launched in 2019 after the F1 was introduced with a surprise flagship lineup but that didn’t happen. Just when we thought the brand was going to launch the F2, the Poco X2 was unveiled as a rebranded Redmi K30. Xiaomi has already confirmed the Redmi K30 Pro won’t be launched as the Poco F2. Thus, the F2 will come with a design that is yet to leak, perhaps.

For now, we don’t have any other detail on the specifications or design of the F2 but we expect more details to emerge soon.

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Microsoft patents a foldable device with three screens

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Sean

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Apr 1, 2020

A recent Microsoft patent has revealed that the company is looking into developing a new Surface product. The patent depicts a peculiar device that resembles the Surface Duo but with three displays on a single hinge mechanism. This may be a new product the Microsoft Surface team is currently working on.

According to the patent, the new Microsoft device features two separate screens brought together with a single hinge mechanism in the middle. This also makes it quite similar to the Surface Duo and Neo. Apart from the twin primary displays, the patent also reveals a much smaller third display which looks like a status bar on the edge of the device.

Looking at the patent, the third screen has been labeled as Control Logic and might be an area for a few particular functionalities. This edge screen may have limited capabilities but could display, the time, notifications, show connected device and a lot more. Rather, Microsoft says users can also choose to have additional information being displayed through the smaller screen. An example of this could be missed calls and other important notifications being shown even if the primary displays aren’t active.

In the patent, a small description has also been found in the documents. It states that traditional smartphones have only one screen to display all the relevant information and notifications to users. So, Microsoft aims to address the issue with its newly patented idea for finding a new way to displays information, calls or even messages.

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Buy Amazfit PowerBuds for Just $129.99 from Giztop

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Vinay Patel

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Apr 1, 2020

Amazfit PowerBuds is one of the most powerful earbuds in the market. These Powerbuds are available in three appealing color options including white, black, as well as yellow for just $129.99 on Giztop.

Touted as truly wireless earbuds, the Amazfit PowerBuds can monitor heart rate while you are performing sports along with the PPG heart rate sensor. It also provides you with feedback on your status of the exercise routine and there is a voice reminder that helps you to get rid of any kind of risk such as high heart rate.

This voice reminder ensures that your fitness routine is not only efficient and effective but also safe for your health. Another feature of the smart earbuds is its magnetic split earrings that ensure the earbuds to be more stable and worn firmly without worrying about dropping it while you are in your sports routine or even rushing towards the subway.

When you are not using the earbuds, the ear hooks can be removed directly and put back into the charging box for quick storage along with charging it immediately. The most important factor one might look forward to while purchasing an earbud is its battery life and Amazfit PowerBuds will never disappoint you in this department as it can be charged for eight hours straight.

With the help of the magnetic charging box, you can further extend the battery life up to 16 hours and that makes the total battery life to 24 hours. The battery of the earbuds is 55 mAh while the charging case is 450 mAh. Amazfit PowerBuds can be used as a professional headset during sports.

It is enabled with high-end composite diaphragms and high-sensitivity magnets. The ENC double broadcasting noise reduction technology that is adopted by the earbuds is effective enough to suppress all other disturbing sounds around you. You can follow this link to place your order.

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First 5G Services go Live in Hong Kong via China Mobile, Hutchison, and HKT

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