Monthly Archives: January 2019
Presented by Redmi Note 7 from the new sub-brand Xiaomi
Today in Beijing, a conference was held, in which the Chinese manufacturing giant Xiaomi presented its new independent sub-brand Redmi. And immediately at this conference was announced a new smartphone of this sub-brand called Redmi Note 7.
One of the highlights of the new smartphone was an optimized Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 processor. Presented by Redmi Note 7 from the new sub-brand Xiaomi Owner and part-time CEO of Xiaomi Technology Lei Jun noticed that the new optimized processor version has significant differences from the standard version and only the best side. To confirm his words, Lei Jun compared Redmi Note 7 with other products that use the standard Snapdragon 660 version. Continue reading
10 interesting facts about Android that are not known to everyone
You probably know that Android is the most popular mobile platform in the world. Many have heard that the market share of this operating system still shows growth and over the past few quarters has approached an astronomical 80%, leaving Apple and Microsoft far behind.
Some will say that the popularity of Android is due to the openness of the system and a very wide range of devices, which in itself implies representation in all price segments. What is there to conceal, we agree that choosing a device on Android is much easier than on any other platform, as almost any manufacturer, ranging from unknown Chinese brands, to Samsung, LG, HTC, Sony, Huawei, etc. , used as the primary – OS from Google. And the high prevalence includes a large number of applications, and in turn, a large application store is working to increase popularity and so on. Continue reading
What information do applications for smartphones get without our knowledge?
Many of us start the day by opening mobile apps – before breakfast and the first cup of coffee are ready. We use them for any daily business: we are looking for the right address, keeping a training schedule, planning a family budget.
Most recently, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answered questions for US congressmen for 5 hours. During the hearings, several senators asked him whether Facebook could listen to private conversations through telephone microphones and use information for political purposes, to which the founder gave a negative answer. Continue reading
