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Earlier this year, an Oppo executive revealed the first official image of the Oppo smartwatch, showing its design. Today, a real-life photo of the device revealed that it will run Google’s Wear operating system, closing the door to rumors about an interface developed by Oppo.

Furthermore, Oppo Watch has been teased several times, in which its appearance and some key features were confirmed. But none of these teasers tip anything else, for example, the operating system.

A new leak now shows what could be the first live image of the Oppo Watch with Wear OS. Contrary to the previous speculation that Oppo will preload Oppo Watch with its custom operating system, the smartwatch has been seen running Google software for portable devices. In addition, it is also said that Oppo Watch has a small size and has an aggressive price.

According to the live image leaked by an informant on Weibo, the Oppo watch will have a ‘flexible’ curved edge screen that is rectangular in shape, something that has been confirmed by Brian Shen of Oppo, who is the vice president and president of Global marketing.

In addition, the curved glass panel was recently filtered to take a closer look at what the Oppo Watch will pack on top. An earlier breakthrough also revealed that there will be two physical buttons on the right side of the Oppo Watch. According to teasers and leaks that have emerged so far, Oppo Watch looks almost similar to Apple Watch.

While the specifications and features of the Oppo Watch have not leaked in abundance, it is speculated that the smartwatch will support a sensor to measure the ECG.

The implementation of an ECG measurement tool in a smartwatch will increase prices, but the informant believes that Oppo will put an aggressive price on the Oppo watch. Only a handful of smartwatches come with an ECG sensor, for example, the Apple Watch Series 4 or higher and the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2. Shen, who has also enthusiastically shared the details of the Oppo Watch one after the other, has not revealed anything. over the ECG sensor so far.

Huawei will present its next flagship phones, the P40, and the P40 Pro, on March 26 at an event in Paris, the company announced today (via Android Central).

However, unlike their impressive P-series predecessors, the P40s will not have access to Google’s various applications and services (including the Google Play Store) as the White House has banned US companies from doing business with the Chinese giant Telecommunications Huawei Mate 30 Pro was launched under similar restrictions last year.

Furthermore, Google addressed the situation on Friday and discouraged consumers from trying to divert their software.

The new devices are expected to launch with 120Hz displays on both models, with three cameras on the P40 and five cameras on the P40 Pro. The phones will ship with Huawei Android 10 and EMUI 10, reports Android Central.

The filtered images showed the P40 Pro with a large camera to house the five lenses, a screen without notches with a self-drilling camera, without a headphone jack, a USB-C port on the bottom and curved sides.

The previously filtered images also showed the P40 in six different colors, including mint green.

This is the third time Huawei has launched its new P-series model in Paris in March, so the plan does not necessarily respond to the canceled Mobile World Congress. Huawei CEO Richard Yu has described the P40 Pro as the “most powerful 5G flagship in the world.”

Samsung Electronics, a world groundbreaker in advanced memory technology. Announced today that it has begun mass-producing the industry’s first 16-gigabyte (GB) LPDDR5 mobile DRAM package for next-generation premium smartphones.

After mass production of the industry’s first 12 GB LPDDR5 in July 2019, the new 16 GB advance will lead the premium mobile memory market with additional capacity that allows enhanced 5G and AI features, including games with graphics and smart photography

Furthermore, the statement which is as following “Samsung is committed to bringing memory technologies to the forefront to allow consumers to enjoy incredible experiences through their mobile devices. We are excited to stay true to that commitment to our new first-line mobile solution for global device manufacturers, “said Cheol Choi, senior vice president of memory sales and marketing at Samsung Electronics.” With the introduction of a new product line based in our next-generation process technology later this year, Samsung will be able to fully address the future memory demands of global customers.

The data transfer rate for the 16 GB LPDDR5 reaches 5,500 megabits per second (Mb / s), approximately 1.3 times faster than the previous mobile memory (LPDDR4X, 4266Mb / s). Compared to an 8GB LPDDR4X package, the new mobile DRAM offers more than 20 percent energy savings while providing up to twice the capacity.

In addition, Samsung’s 16 GB LPDDR5 mobile DRAM package consists of eight 12 gigabits (Gb) chips and four 8 Gb chips, which equip premium smartphones with twice the DRAM capability found in many laptops and PCs for high-end games today.

Along with ultrafast performance, the industry’s largest capacity supports dynamic and responsive gaming, as well as ultra-high resolution graphics on premium smartphones for highly immersive mobile gaming experiences.

As Samsung continues to expand LPDDR5 mobile DRAM production at its Pyeongtaek site, the company plans to mass-produce 16Gb LPDDR5 products based on 10nm (1z) class third generation process technology in the second half of this year, in line with the development of a 6,400Mb / s chipset. This relentless innovation is expected to position Samsung well to further consolidate its competitive advantage in markets such as premium mobile devices, high-end PCs and automotive applications

As we know that coronavirus is a threat to us and wearing a protecting mask is a must nowadays. The demand for protective face masks has been really high since COVID-19, aka the new coronavirus, started hitting the news. So much so, in fact, that dentists can’t get hold of the ones they need to do their jobs.

The upsurge in people wearing masks has led to some interesting new social problems, like the fact that you can’t unlock your iPhone using Face ID if you’ve got a mask over half your face.

As ever, though, there’s a designer/artist type ready to solve this for you with the satirical products. Behold Resting Risk Face, by Danielle Baskin.

You can tell it’s satirical by the fact that a) it’s not actually available to buy (ostensibly until the global mask shortage is over, but when that happens it’ll probably be because the health scare is also over) and b) the website contains sentences like “If you enjoy late-stage capitalism, facial recognition respirator masks will retail for $40 [£31] per mask.”

You can say that it is satirical because

a) is not really available to buy (apparently until the global shortage of masks is over, but when that happens, it is probably because the health problem is over)

b) Website contains sentences such as “If you like late-stage capitalism, facial recognition respirator masks will sell for $ 40 [£ 31] per mask.”

How does it work?

After loading your face, we use computational mapping to convert your facial features into an image printed on the surface of N95 surgical masks without distortion. Our printer uses inks made from natural dyes. It is not toxic and does not affect breathability.

You can use your mask for everyday life as a barrier to air droplets. However, you will have to add it as an additional face in Face ID: Apple’s technology is too good to be fooled only by the mask.

If you wonder if this meaningless mask is a coil load, this is what WHO has to say: If you are healthy, you only need to wear a mask if you are caring for a person with the suspected 2019-nCoV infection. Wear a mask if you are coughing or sneezing. The masks are effective only when used in combination with frequent hand cleaning with alcohol or water and soap-based hand sanitizer. If you wear a mask, you should know how to use it and dispose of it properly.