Following Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, Roskomnadzor blocked access to one of Google's services in Russia.
The Black Shark 5 series appeared on TENAA and 3C last month, and the gaming brand finally set a date for the phones’ arrival. The launch will take place on March 30, at 19:00 local time in China.
A couple of days ago, Realme’s Indian branch announced that the Realme GT 2 Pro would launch in India on April 7. However, that tweet was deleted shortly, suggesting a change in plans. But that’s not the case since Realme today announced that the GT 2 Pro will indeed debut in India on April 7.
In September Apple revealed that it had been working with many states in the US to allow the storage of state-issued IDs, driver’s licences and drivers licenses inside the Apple Wallet. Today, Apple announces that Arizona is the first US state to officially roll this feature out.
Samsung made the Galaxy M23 and M33 quietly official at the beginning of this month, but without any prices to speak of. We are now able to give the European prices for Galaxy M001 and M23 as they pertain to Germany. This is where it seems they will first launch on the continent.
For all haters of algorithmic feeds in social networking apps, today is a big day. Instagram has just revealed that it will be bringing back the chronological feed.
Nova Poshta shared its own information about deliveries and online orders in Ukraine during the war. With the beginning of the Russian invasion, the volume of traffic using "Novaya Poshta" decreased by 20 times. Before the start of the war, the company delivered 1 million parcels daily, 70% of which were online orders from stores.
To date, Samsung has two foldable options in its Galaxy Z Fold (***********************************************) and Z Flip (*******************************************************************). This year we expect the Z Fold4 and the Z Flip4 but a report from Galaxy Club suggests that there might be a third foldable in the pipeline.
Carl Pei, the man behind Nothing made important announcements today. Nothing is not an audio company as previously thought and it aims to be an ecosystem rival to the likes of Apple. Pei went so far as to claim that Nothing is “the most compelling option to Apple”, with products that seamlessly connect and work together. The company is in fact readying an entry in the smartphone market which will be dubbed Nothing phone (1) and will run a custom user interface on top of Android dubbed Nothing OS.
New features have been added to the updated firmware for PlayStation 4/5 consoles, as well as full support for the Ukrainian language.
The Honor X8, which is official in China, is now available globally.
Apple Card has been out for nearly three years now but it’s only available in the US. This might change soon as the Cupertino tech giant recently acquired UK-based fintech company Credit Kudos which handles consumer banking data and makes credit assessment checks. According to reports the deal is estimated at $150 million and will help Apple in its quest to offer Apple Card across the UK and Europe.
Nvidia unveiled new GPUs, but no, it’s not the RTX 4000 series. Instead the company is introducing a number of workstation GPUs – one for the desktop and several for professional laptops.
Year One was just a warm-up year, says Nothing (Carl Pei’s new company). In that time the company was founded, attracted investors and launched its first product (the ear (1) TWS headset). What’s next?
Sony announced that it is working on Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) support for the PlayStation 5 (it has been since late 2020, actually). This feature will be released “in the coming months”, other features are rolling out now with today’s update.
