Chinese smartphone manufacturer Gionee launched its Gionee F205 and Gionee S11 Lite in India on 26th April 2018. The launch event took place in New Delhi. The smartphones were earlier display at an event in China. Both the smartphones are placed at a self-centric budget range.
It is widely being reported around the internet that a Xiaomi Mi Pad 4 leak occurred last night on 26th April 2018. The Chinese company launched its Mi 6X in China recently with success. Now, this leak proves that the company is on its way to the launch of its successor to the Mi Pad 3.
It has surfaced online that South Korean tech giant Samsung will be working on an Android Go Edition smartphone. It is being speculated that the smartphone will be called the Samsung Galaxy J2 Core. The model number of the device is Samsung SM-J260G. Recently, a Samsung smartphone appeared on benchmarking platform Geekbench. Samsung hasn’t officially revealed any information about the model, not have they verified the Geekbench report. The Geekbench listing leaked out several specifications of the device.
Texas-based multinational technology company Dell has introduced its latest commercial PC portfolio; also known as Dell Precision Mobile Workstations laptops. These are systems with upgraded models of the existing Dell Latitude, OptiPlex, and Precision workstations.
Facebook has been facing a lot of complaints and issues regarding its data privacy rules. The new data privacy rules coming into force next month has led to Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp raising minimum age requirement from 13 years to 16 years in Europe.
A new 9to5Google report has led to speculations that tech giant Google is currently working on completely reprocessing Android’s navigation bar with gesture support in Android P. So it is at least 99% obvious that Android P will embrace certain iPhone X gestures. It is already known that it will also sport the notch.
For regular Google Chrome users, the most common source of irritation and frustration is when a video suddenly pops up and auto-plays. We have all been in that immensely irritating situation when we reach the mute option is a jiffy. We know its irritating, and now finally Google has fixed the issue. The tech giant has released Chrome 66 – a new update– which now mutes the auto-playing videos by default.
