We have repeatedly written that Xiaomi is working on a new flagship line of smartphones Xiaomi 12T. Now, thanks to a leak, the specifications of the younger model have become known.
It is not only Ukraine that cannot get the promised military equipment from Germany. The German government offers a number of alternatives to the Leopard 2 tanks that were to be sent to Poland to replace the T-72s.
The company Spotify has launched an opportunity to listen to podcasts in a branded application for Ukrainian users.
OnePlus, as promised, showed its new budget TWS headphones under the brand name Nord in India.
The United States has prepared another package of military assistance for Ukraine.
The first video of the use of the secret Phoenix Ghost bomblet has been published online.
Tesla has ended its unlimited "Standard Connectivity" internet connection provided in all Tesla cars, with a new eight-year time limit. In the auto sector, connectivity has been a standout feature of Tesla's product. It lets customers use many enjoyable and practical features, as well as allowing Tesla to collect data from the fleet and improve features – particularly Autopilot.
Apple has made a name for itself by continuously advertising that it will never misuse your personal information to market products. However, the firm does have an ad business on its App Store and elsewhere. The company is now ramping up its operations by adding a new advertisement space to its "Today" homepage tab and individual app pages. In addition, there are additional advertisements on top of the existing ones featured on the App Store's primary "Search" tab and in search results.
According to reports, TikTok may be launching its own music streaming service. "TikTok Music," according to a recent Insider report, has been trademarked by parent firm ByteDance. Users would be able to "purchase, play, share, download music, songs, albums, lyrics... live stream audio and video... edit and upload photographs as the cover of playlists... [and] comment on music, songs and albums."
After several strikes on the Antonov Bridge and the railroad in Kherson, the Russians decided to increase the protection of these facilities.
According to two major chip equipment suppliers, the United States is tightening limitations on China's access to equipment for chipmaking. Washington had prohibited the sale of most gear that can create 10 nanometers chips or less without a license to Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. Now, according to Tim Archer, the company's president and CEO, it has extended that barrier to equipment that can produce anything more sophisticated than 14 nm. According to Archer, the ban is likely to continue beyond SMIC and includes other fabrication facilities run by contract chipmakers in China, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.'s.
Public figure Yuri Biryukov announced the purchase of two Oshkosh M1070 tank prime movers for $300,000.
The next major version of Android may be released in September, according to the “Android 13 Security Release Notes," which Google published alongside the August 2022 Security Bulletin. The release notes for Android 13 contain "vulnerabilities affecting Android devices addressed as part of Android 13." According to Google, there are 107 CVEs across the Android runtime, Framework, Media Framework, Package, Platform (listed twice), and System.
It should no longer come as a surprise that automakers are entering the business with the advancement of eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) "air taxis." This week, Volkswagen Group China revealed its own project, dubbed V.MO. The aircraft's name comes from an acronym for Vertical Mobility and is also known as the Flying Tiger. It was introduced in the Year of the Tiger, and its black-and-gold paint job pays homage to the big cat's black and orange coloration.
The DPRK may soon conduct its seventh nuclear weapons test.
