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DJI just announced a trio of new products, with release dates set for October 20, October 27, and November 5. DJI revealed the first cinema camera, the DJI Ronin 4D, on October 20th, as expected, with a full-frame Zenith X9 gimbal camera, integrated 4-axis stabilisation system, LiDAR laser follow focus system, wireless map transmission control system, and other features.
Now, DJI has announced the introduction of the second new product, with the tagline “N kinds of possibilities,” on October 27th at 9 p.m. The next device is expected to be a sports camera called DJI Action, according to rumours.
With its clear pictures, excellent 4K video, and user-friendly interaction, among other features, the previous version DJI Osmo Action was introduced in May 2019 and is still one of the most popular sports cameras.
The Galaxy Watch4 series is the latest line of Galaxy smartwatches with a suite of advanced features built to fit you, designed for the next era of smartwatch experience. You may customise your Galaxy Watch4 series to be as unique as you are, with a selection of bands and customisable watch faces, as well as a number of functions and applications. It doesn’t end there, though. With a software upgrade available starting October 20th, Galaxy Watch4 owners may take personalization to the next level and have access to additional features.
Here are some of the new features that will be available in the Galaxy Watch4 series.
It’s Your Watch Face, Just the Way You Want It
The latest update gives you additional watch faces and complications to pick from, allowing you to create the perfect watch face to match your personality and fit into your lifestyle.
You may now pick from four additional faces, allowing you to view any information you usually check with only a peek at your wrist. You can customise the new Info Brick watch face with the stats you care about the most, from heart rate and stress to daily activity status, whether you’re committed to smashing your fitness goals – or just want to keep an eye on your health numbers. Alternatively, you may select a watch face that shows an in-depth weather forecast. A simple dashboard or live wallpapers inspired by the Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip3 – all of which may be modified – are available.
Gadgets are a wonderful way to get quick access to vital information and open the apps you use most usually. From battery life to reminders, messages, your step count, and more, you can now mix and match up to four features to show on your Animals watch face. Than a static photo, you can now pick a moving GIF for your My Photo+ watch face to create more dynamic and colorful watch faces that are completely unique to you.
This upgrade also adds additional creative animations to your Steps Challenge watch face, which will help you stay motivated as you track your progress in the challenge. From stretching before a challenge to celebrating after you win, an animated bear will follow you throughout your competition.
Added Gesture Control Provides More Usability
Gesture controls allow you to do more with only some few hand movements. In addition to lifting your forearms up and down twice to receive calls and twisting your wrist twice to reject calls or dismiss alarms, the update adds a new hand motion that may be used as a fast shortcut to open that same app or function. You may launch a pre-selected app, access the list of workouts, switch on a light, or even set a new reminder with a simple ‘knock, knock’ gesture with your wrist. Without lifting a finger or pushing a button, you can get to your favourite or most often used app or function.
Improved Fall Detection Can Help You or Your Loved Ones Stay Safe.
Fall Detection was first launched in the Galaxy smartwatch series in 2020, and it was capable of detecting if the wearer had fallen down while training. On the Galaxy Watch4, you can now increase the sensitivity so that it can detect a fall even when you’re still standing. In addition, the Galaxy Watch4 may send an SOS notification to up to four pre-selected contacts, allowing you to protect yourself and your loved ones.
You may also get a 60-day free Strava subscription — just for Galaxy Watch owners. With the Strava app, you can get the most out of your Galaxy Watch. Improved exercise analysis, training plans, safety features, and more will help you train smarter and remain motivated.
Apple WatchSeries 7 does not have a revolutionary new design with flat sides. Instead, it’s the type of release that teardowns are built for: packed with mysteries that only an Apple developer could fully explain.
Inside, we discovered some startling display technology that would have been a problem to mass-produce, creating a chain of events of delays. The watch had no definite delivery date when Apple eventually revealed it last month, which is a warning flag that usually indicates manufacturing issues. (If you’re curious in how a group of ex-Apple engineers spend their time these days, keep reading—this is the type of costly production mistake they’ve come together to fix.)
Coming to the Watch
The first order of business, as always, is to get inside, and the biggerSeries 7 screens aided us in this effort. For the first time, our basic suction handle can keep a firm grasp on the screen, allowing you to carefully elevate it until there’s enough area beneath the bezel to slip a pick below. To weaken the glue, just heat the display; we broiled ours face-down on a heating mat at 80° C.
We convened with Creative Electron for the standard X-ray treatment while they simmered. (See the X-ray from our Series 6 teardown from last year.)
Then all we had to do was get a pick in, pry it open, and make sure we didn’t snag or strain anything within this brand-new device. And we got along pretty smoothly! (It’s wonderful to be able to appear knowledgeable as the original Apple Watch designers peer over your shoulder—no pressure.)
Later this year, the Qualcomm snapdragon 898 and mediaTek Dimensity 2000 flagship chipsets are scheduled to be released.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 898 processor is likely to be unveiled at its annual summit in December. According to rumours, the chipset will power the majority of Android flagships in 2022, starting with the Galaxy S22. Similarly, the Dimensity 2000 chipset is reported to be in the works at MediaTek. Now, a reliable Weibo source has revealed some further details about the chipsets, hinting at what’s to come. The MediaTek Dimensity 2000 chipset’s release date is currently unknown, but we may anticipate it to arrive later this year or early next year.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 898
The Snapdragon 898 would have an octa-core CPU with a cortex-X3 based main core clocked at 3.0GHz and 3x Cortex-A710 performance cores clocked at 2.5GHz. The cores based on the energy-efficient Cortex-A510 will be clocked at 1.79 GHz. To manage graphic demands, the chipset will be combined with the Adreno 730 GPU. What improvements it will offer over the Adreno 660, on the other hand, is yet to be seen.
MediaTek Dimensity 2000
Similarly, the Dimensity 2000 will have the same configuration as the Snapdragon 898, but the cluster of three performance cores will be clocked at 2.85GHz, which is significantly faster than the Snapdragon 898. For graphics, the chipset will be coupled with the Mali G710 MC10 GPU. The chipset will be built using TSMC’s 4nm manufacturing process, thus performance should be consistent and similar to the Snapdragon flagship SoCs. Once the chipset is formally revealed and made accessible to OEMs, we should expect companies like Redmi, Realme, OPPO, and others to line up phones.
Samsung Electronics has launched two new limited-edition wearables in collaboration with the Paris-meets-Tokyo lifestyle brand Kitsuné: the Galaxy Watch4 Maison Kitsuné Edition and the Galaxy Buds2 Maison Kitsuné Edition.
The iconic Maison Kitsuné Fox logo comes to life in entertaining and creative ways on the Galaxy Watch4 and Galaxy Buds2, introducing Maison Kitsuné’s fun to the Samsung Galaxy. From the watch straps and watch faces to the earphones and their case, the Galaxy special edition wearables are imbued with Maison Kitsuné’s unique style. Moonrock Beige, a refined new shade created specifically for the collaboration, was also produced.
Maison Kitsuné co-founder Gildas Loac remarked, “We are delighted to be introducing our distinct style and iconic Fox logo to Samsung Galaxy wearable products.” “We liked the concept of the Maison Kitsuné Fox travelling through space, and we had a lot of fun creating the new Moonrock Beige hue and other subtle patterns and design elements that represent the Fox’s trip through time and space,” says the designer.
Galaxy Watch4 Maison Kitsuné Edition is both beautiful and smart.
Samsung Electronics has unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition which allows customers to customize their mobile device in new ways. Samsung is allowing consumers to express themselves and design a device that is really their own for the first time by introducing the Bespoke experience to mobile.
“Today’s customers are different, and we think that their technology should reflect their unique lifestyles,” said Stephanie Choi, SVP and Head of Marketing for Samsung Electronics’ Mobile Communications Business. “With the Galaxy Z Flip3 Bespoke Edition, customers can express yourself via the technology they use most.”
With a small, classic design and superior functionality, the Galaxy Z Flip3 allows users to express themselves. Users have been lured to the Galaxy Z Flip3’s unique customization abilities since its introduction, including its flexible form factor, a diverse range of accessories, and the opportunity to Optimise their mobile experience with One UI. In response to this demand, Samsung is expanding the Bespoke Edition with additional customizable Colour choices and unique UX for customers to further customise their smartphone, offering possibilities not found anywhere else on the market.
Apple unveiled its new AirPods on October 18, introducing Spatial Audio, Adaptive EQ, MagSafe, and other features. Apple also revealed the new MacBook Pro range, which is powered by M1 Pro and M1 Max processors, at the event. More goods are on the way, according to reliable sources, although not directly from Apple, but from Beats. If you haven’t been living in a cave for the past seven years, you’re probably already aware that Beats by Dre is an Apple subsidiary.
Beats would, of course, update its audio product lineup in the same way that Apple has. Both brands, however, have unique customer bases, which is why Beats Fit Pro, powered by Apple’s H1 processor, is set to arrive soon, after the announcement of the 3rd Gen AirPods.
The Beats Fit Pro earphones are comparable to the Beats Studio Buds and will be available on November 1. According to 9to5mac, the new buds will include Active Noise Cancellation as well as quick and easy connection with Apple devices, thanks to Apple’s H1 chip. Wingtips will be added to the buds for a better fit.
The new Pixel cases are here, and they have a whole new appearance. They’re intended to preserve your Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro while still matching it beautifully. These new cases aren’t just stylish: they’re built with our dual-layered structure and raised edges to protect your Pixel when it’s most exposed. Shock-absorbing materials wrap around each corner, avoiding scratches and drops on your screen and camera visor.
Transparency colours were created with the purpose of allowing your Pixel to show through. This allows you to mix and match colours to further customise your Pixel. If you pick a contrasting hue, you can either enhance the colours of your device or create a whole new colour shift. Each vibrant case is thoughtfully designed with a 75 percent recycled inner layer, giving plastic a new lease on life.
The Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro cases are available in three colours for the Pixel 6 and four colours for the Pixel 6 Pro. Pre-order yours on the Google Store for $29 now.
The fully redesigned Google phones, the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, have landed. Both phones are fast, smart, safe, and designed to fit you, thanks to Google Tensor, Google’s first processor, which comes with Android 12. The Pixel 6 is an excellent all-around phone with a starting price of $ 599. The Pixel 6 Pro, which starts at $ 899, is the phone for you if you want all of the advanced capabilities and upgraded finishes. Google Tensor, a mobile-on-a-chip system built particularly for Google’s cutting-edge AI, lies at the heart of the new Pixel range. Google Tensor gives your phone a whole new set of capabilities, making the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro more useful and personal.
Design that stands out
This year, Pixel features a bold new design that integrates the look of the software on the inside with the hardware on the exterior. The Camera Bar, which offers the phone a clean, symmetrical design that places the camera front and centre, is the first thing you’ll notice. The Pixel 6 features a unique visual and energetic look. The matte black metal strap rounds out the possibilities. Color is expressive and flexible. The finishes on the Pixel 6 Pro were inspired by those seen in high-end jewellery and watches. It has a shining metal unibody that turns into a lovely curved glass with hues that match the metallic bezels. In terms of colour, Android 12 is a full redesign of the operating system.
Machine learning (ML) transforms the way we use technology every few years. And we’re pleased to announce that Google products are sometimes used. We’ve seen Google Assistant improve the functionality of your devices and Google Translate break down language barriers, but we haven’t always been able to bring the best of machine learning to your smartphone. That is why Google Tensor was built. A processor that can provide Pixel users with whole new capabilities while remaining on top of the latest machine learning breakthroughs.
Google Research was used to create this.
A few years ago, the Google research team collaborated on hardware, software, and machine learning to develop the best ML mobile computer, allowing us to fully achieve our vision of what our Pixel smartphones should be capable of. Co-creating Google Tensor with Google Research provided us with some insight into where machine learning models are headed, rather than where they are now. As a result, we were able to build an AI/ML platform that could continue our work at Google. We’re unlocking fantastic new experiences with Google Tensor that need cutting-edge machine learning, such as motion mode, face blur, speech enhancement mode for video, and applying HDRnet to video (which we’ll discuss later).Google Tensor allows us to push the limits of a smartphone’s use, transforming it from a one-of-a-kind piece of hardware to a gadget that understands and adapts to the many ways we use them.
Differently designed
Google Tensor was created in a unique way. Google Tensor is a high-end system on a chip (SoC) with all the features you’d expect from a mobile SoC and more. How did we pull it off? Our new phones’ major areas of experience are speech, language, pictures, and video, all of which are heterogeneous in character, requiring additional resources across the chip. As a result, we carefully developed Google Tensor to offer the right level of computing performance, efficiency, and security. With Android 12, we set out to build an operating system that would lay the groundwork for future hardware and software collaboration. It may be seen in real-world applications such as creating stunning movies and understanding many languages.
