Welcome, everyone to our popular series – TechnoBugg’s Weekly Roundup. In this series, we list our top 5 trending news of the week. This week is trending for Xiaomi, Microsoft, OnePlus, and more. So let’s have a look at the top 5 trending news of the week.
1. Fortnite’s new season won’t be playable on Apple devices, Confirms Epic Games
As you probably have heard, Epic Games and Apple is fighting a battle regarding the App Store practices. Currently, Fortnite has been banned from App Store as well as Play Store. Now Epic Games has confirmed that Apple device users won’t be able to play Fortnite’s upcoming season with Marvel theme.
The new season is scheduled to commence soon. But on Tuesday, Epic Games won a small fight as the court would not allow Apple to cut ties with its APIs and Unreal Engine, which is owned by Epic Games. The twist here is, this win does not require Apple to allow Fornite back into the App Store. Now Epic Games has also made it clear that they do not intend to go back to Apple’s payment system. Click here to read the full story.
2. Realme 7 Series India Launch Date Confirmed
The young smartphone brand has confirmed that it will launch the Realme 7 series which will include Realme 7 and Realme 7 Pro and that will be official next month, the company has confirmed the launch date and teased the availability of the smartphones. Realme confirms 65W SuperDart fast charging technology on the Realme 7 and Realme 7 Pro.
Realme will launch the new Realme 7 and Realme 7 Pro on September 3 and the company will announce the smartphones at 12:30 p.m. IST via online event and the smartphones are also teased to be available on the very popular shopping website Flipkart.
It also confirmed that the upcoming smartphones will have TUV Rheinland Reliability Verification and the smartphone series is capable of delivering up to 3.5 hours of voice calling or 13.2 hours of music playback in just three minutes of charge. Click here to read the full story
3. Samsung Tipped To Kill Popular Smartphone Series
This week we have bad news for the fans of Galaxy Note series, as Samsung is now reported to discontinue next year. According to the report, Samsung will discontinue the Galaxy Note series next year and the company will implement the S Pan in the Galaxy S21 series which is expected to arrive next year.
Apart from this, the source also says that the company is also planning to focus on its foldable devices and it is also suggested that the company launch its third generation of Galaxy Fold in the second half of the next year and the company wants to match the sales of its foldable devices with the Galaxy Note series. Click here to read the full story.
4. Oppo F17 Series Launch Date Revealed
Finally, the much-anticipated information has arrived as the popular Chinese smartphone brand Oppo confirmed the launch date of the coming Oppo F17 series. We already came across the key specification details of the Oppo F17 Pro a couple of days ago and it is also confirmed that the upcoming smartphones will be the sleekest phones of this year.
Oppo confirms that it will launch its latest smartphones called Oppo F17 series on September 2 and the company will announce the smartphones at 7 p.m. IST via online event. Apart from the launch date, the company did not reveal any other information about the upcoming smartphones.
The company already confirmed that the upcoming Oppo f17 Pro smartphone will come with 6 cameras in total, 4 at the back, and dual cameras at the front side. The camera department will be powered by artificial intelligence and the same will also come with the night mode to provide the nice images even in the low light condition. Click here to read the full story.
5. Xiaomi Showcases its Third Generation Under Display Camera
Xiaomi VP, shared a video yesterday on the Chinese social platform, Weibo teasing the new under-display camera solution. The video gives us an insight into how the technology works. The company calls this a third-generation solution because the first one was a lab-only product. Even the second attempt wasn’t ready to leave the lab. But with the third iteration, the company believes the technology is finally ready for mass production.
Xiaomi has also explained how the technology worked in a separate Weibo post. The panel is doubling the number of pixels over the small circle to have the same pixel density and color accuracy as the rest of the screen. It is borrowing colors from the neighboring pixels but is able to turn off/go black on-demand – mostly when the camera is turned on. This has also enabled the company to work on minimizing the glares around that portion of the display. Hence the images turned out to be vivid with accurate colors. Click here to see the demo
So these are the top 5 trending news of this week. What are your thoughts on this list? Let us know in the comments section below. This Weekly Roundup will be available every Sunday, so stay tuned for that and much more information.
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