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Hello readers! It's Satyam, here with you guys to share some of the best news and updates in the technology world that you should be aware of. If you are a techy guy, then this channel is for you, so just follow and share with your techy friends and relatives.
Before starting, if you haven't read my last blog where I discuss some of the best tech news, you can read about it by clicking here. There, I discuss how BGMI is rumoured to be returning to India in January only, so go read that blog for more interesting news.
So let's start today's news with more energy and a fresh mind.
1. The iPhone battery will be more expensive.
Are you the owner of an iPhone? Are you using an out-of-warranty iPhone? Are you using an iPhone 13? Are you using an iPhone older than 13? If any of the questions hit you, then this news is for you, and it's bad for some of the users, too.
The iPhone has always been known for its durability, and as the phone's life increases, so will the battery will decrase in its power acordingly to time, so if users want to replace the battery for more efficient use, now is the time because Apple is planning to raise the price of the battery of the iPhone 13 and older than this one.
Except for the newest iPhone 14 series, the Cupertino-based corporation is raising the price of out-of-warranty battery replacements for all iPhone models.
"The current out-of-warranty battery servicing charge will be in effect until February 28, 2023." According to Apple's support page, the out-of-warranty battery service charge for all iPhone models before the iPhone 14 will be hiked by $20, which is roughly equal to INR 1654 for Indian users, on March 1, 2023.
So what do you think of this increase in the price of the smartphone battery? And what are your thoughts? My comment box is open, so you can leave a comment there to explain all of your thoughts.
2. iPhone City is back.
Do you know anything about iPhone City?It is the dream place of some users, because in this place you can get every model you want, from the oldest to the latest models of the iPhone, which are available in the market, and that's offline too, at a single place called Foxconn Technology.
Foxconn Technology, the largest iPhone plant and main Apple Inc. production partner, is reopening after a lot of disruption, including COVID-19 and a labour strike that began in November in China, and it has the most variants of all types of iPhones, including the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Plus models.
Foxconn's facility in Zhengzhou, central China, currently employs around 200,000 people, according to the official Henan Daily, quoting Foxconn CEO Vic Wang. Based on earlier accounts, it is roughly the typical personnel level. According to the spokesman, the factory was exporting at 90% of its peak capacity as of December 30.3. India presents new amendments for online gaming.
India is pursuing its own identity in the fields of online gaming, and including it as a multisport is a very good step by the Indian Government. If you haven't read my blog about it, you can search for that blog in the search box on the right side of the home page on your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.
On Monday, the ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY), which took over as the nodal ministry for online gaming on December 23, posted a draught for public comment. Following industry consultation, the ministry stated that the final revision to the IT regulations would be notified by April.
The consultation paper defines the word "online gaming" as "a game that is offered on the Internet and is accessible by a user through a computer resource if he makes a deposit with the hope of earning rewards." Only "games of skill" are permitted to function lawfully in India. Various judicial judgements in India have characterised games of skill, such as rummy and the Dream11 model of online fantasy sports.
However, Dream 11 and similar apps, in my opinion, are very fake, and you should not participate in these apps or waste your hard-earned money in this worst app because these ads and the superstar who is doing them are there to attract you, so please be aware of that and do not waste your money in these apps.
4. UPI records the highest number of transactions.
This headline demonstrates India's development, and seriously, I am very dependent on this UPI payment for all of my work, from online to offline, and in my opinion, it is very safe. I urge all of you to use this as your payment service instead of cash, because we will save paper, and that directly states our love for nature.
In December, payments using the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) reached a new high of Rs. 12.82 lakh crore. The platform, which was launched in 2016, saw 782 crore transactions during the month.
"UPI has made a significant contribution to the country's digital payment revolution." UPI would have processed 7.82 billion transactions worth Rs. 12.82 trillion (Rs. 12.82 lakh crore) by December 2022. In a tweet on Monday, the Department of Financial Services stated.
When I visit my village in Bihar and see that most of the shops take online payments seriously, I don't know why, but I feel proud and modern because the people from villages are also following this modernity without question, and I want all shops and all things to at least allow for online transactions.
I once heard Lalu Yadav say in a speech that India doesn't need smart cities, but rather smart villages, and that Lalu is not my idle leader; this sentence has a lot of meaning about India and its locality, because we Indians are known for hard work and our connection to the earth, and we can find that purity in our villages.
What are your thoughts on it? Mention that in the comment box.There is a lot to write, but this makes this blog more long and boring, so if you want to discuss in the comment box, then you are welcome there.
Launch after launch
Hello readers! It's Satyam, here with you guys to share some of the best news and updates in the technology world that you should be aware of. If you are a techy guy, then this channel is for you, so just follow and share with your techy friends and relatives.
Before starting, if you haven't read my last blog where I discuss some of the best tech news, you can read about it by clicking here. There, I discuss how BGMI is rumoured to be returning to India in January only, so go read that blog for more interesting news.
So let's start today's news with more energy and a fresh mind.
1. The iPhone battery will be more expensive.
Are you the owner of an iPhone? Are you using an out-of-warranty iPhone? Are you using an iPhone 13? Are you using an iPhone older than 13? If any of the questions hit you, then this news is for you, and it's bad for some of the users, too.
The iPhone has always been known for its durability, and as the phone's life increases, so will the battery will decrase in its power acordingly to time, so if users want to replace the battery for more efficient use, now is the time because Apple is planning to raise the price of the battery of the iPhone 13 and older than this one.
Except for the newest iPhone 14 series, the Cupertino-based corporation is raising the price of out-of-warranty battery replacements for all iPhone models.
"The current out-of-warranty battery servicing charge will be in effect until February 28, 2023." According to Apple's support page, the out-of-warranty battery service charge for all iPhone models before the iPhone 14 will be hiked by $20, which is roughly equal to INR 1654 for Indian users, on March 1, 2023.
So what do you think of this increase in the price of the smartphone battery? And what are your thoughts? My comment box is open, so you can leave a comment there to explain all of your thoughts.
2. iPhone City is back.
Do you know anything about iPhone City?It is the dream place of some users, because in this place you can get every model you want, from the oldest to the latest models of the iPhone, which are available in the market, and that's offline too, at a single place called Foxconn Technology.
Foxconn Technology, the largest iPhone plant and main Apple Inc. production partner, is reopening after a lot of disruption, including COVID-19 and a labour strike that began in November in China, and it has the most variants of all types of iPhones, including the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Plus models.
Foxconn's facility in Zhengzhou, central China, currently employs around 200,000 people, according to the official Henan Daily, quoting Foxconn CEO Vic Wang. Based on earlier accounts, it is roughly the typical personnel level. According to the spokesman, the factory was exporting at 90% of its peak capacity as of December 30.
3. India presents new amendments for online gaming.
India is pursuing its own identity in the fields of online gaming, and including it as a multisport is a very good step by the Indian Government. If you haven't read my blog about it, you can search for that blog in the search box on the right side of the home page on your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.
On Monday, the ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY), which took over as the nodal ministry for online gaming on December 23, posted a draught for public comment. Following industry consultation, the ministry stated that the final revision to the IT regulations would be notified by April.
The consultation paper defines the word "online gaming" as "a game that is offered on the Internet and is accessible by a user through a computer resource if he makes a deposit with the hope of earning rewards." Only "games of skill" are permitted to function lawfully in India. Various judicial judgements in India have characterised games of skill, such as rummy and the Dream11 model of online fantasy sports.
However, Dream 11 and similar apps, in my opinion, are very fake, and you should not participate in these apps or waste your hard-earned money in this worst app because these ads and the superstar who is doing them are there to attract you, so please be aware of that and do not waste your money in these apps.
4. UPI records the highest number of transactions.
This headline demonstrates India's development, and seriously, I am very dependent on this UPI payment for all of my work, from online to offline, and in my opinion, it is very safe. I urge all of you to use this as your payment service instead of cash, because we will save paper, and that directly states our love for nature.
In December, payments using the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) reached a new high of Rs. 12.82 lakh crore. The platform, which was launched in 2016, saw 782 crore transactions during the month.
"UPI has made a significant contribution to the country's digital payment revolution." UPI would have processed 7.82 billion transactions worth Rs. 12.82 trillion (Rs. 12.82 lakh crore) by December 2022. In a tweet on Monday, the Department of Financial Services stated.
When I visit my village in Bihar and see that most of the shops take online payments seriously, I don't know why, but I feel proud and modern because the people from villages are also following this modernity without question, and I want all shops and all things to at least allow for online transactions.
I once heard Lalu Yadav say in a speech that India doesn't need smart cities, but rather smart villages, and that Lalu is not my idle leader; this sentence has a lot of meaning about India and its locality, because we Indians are known for hard work and our connection to the earth, and we can find that purity in our villages.
What are your thoughts on it? Mention that in the comment box.There is a lot to write, but this makes this blog more long and boring, so if you want to discuss in the comment box, then you are welcome there.
Launch after launch
1. Realme 10 4G to be launched on Flipkart.
So far, as per the plan, Realme will reveal its new smartphone for 4G only. But what does 4G mean now that everyone is working on 5G? In my opinion, 4G is now old technology, and there is an update going on throughout India, so the phone company should also update. At least a 5G-written box is also attractive to buyers, right?
The phone will boast a 6.4-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED screen with a refresh rate of 90 Hz. The phone's display will be protected by a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass 5.
The Realme 10 is said to have a "light particle design" and weigh only 178 grams.As previously stated, the device will be powered by a MediaTek Helio G99 chipset and up to 8GB+8GB of dynamic RAM.
They are revealing this on Flipkart through their sale, and you can see a page showing this by clicking here. They may have this phone for sale on Flipkart on January 9th. So, whether you're excited about this smartphone or not, share your thoughts in the comment box below.
2. The Tecno Phantom X2 has also been launched in India.
I liked the design of this phone because it is distinct from other brands' smartphones, which all present the same type of phone with a boxy camera on the back. When it first came out in Saudi Arabia, it inspired entire YouTube vloggers like technoruhez and techblogger, whose videos I regularly watched. They also said nice things about the design, and I personally like the look of this smartwatch.
The Tecno Phantom X2 5G is only available in one model, and the handset is equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 CPU. It features a 64-megapixel camera on the rear and a 5,160 mAh battery. It has 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. The smartphone is priced at INR 39,999.
The phone is available in two colour options: moonlight silver and stardust grey. So which colour do you like the most? And what are your thoughts about this smartphone? Mention that too in the comment box.
3. POCO C50 launched in India
My primary phone is the POCO X2, and it hasn't shown any major lag issues or anything in the last two years. However, when I was playing the Genshin Impact game in this phone, it showed some of the heating issue, but that is a very heavy game to play in a 730G Snapdragon processor.So overall, I like the smartphone according to its price. As a result, I have faith in the POCO brand.
Poco C50, a new member of Poco's C-series of smartphones, will go on sale in India today. After teasing the phone's arrival last week, the brand formally unveiled it on its social media sites on Monday.
The Poco C50 India launch microsite has gone up on Flipkart ahead of the launch, exposing the smartphone's specifications. According to the Poco C50 launch webpage, the device is powered by a MediaTek Helio A22 SoC.
By clicking here, you can move to the Flipkart page, where you can find the POCO C50 sale for today.
So that's all from me; please share with your family and friends and tell them to follow me as well, because I will always provide interesting technology news and updates.
I will come back with lots of news and update tomorrow again, and some of the news is left behind to share, so if I get time, that news will also be shared tomorrow. Until then, keep smiling and be healthy.
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