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Samsung to end Android updates for Galaxy Fold models: Report
According to Gizmochina, the Galaxy Fold was launched in 2019 with Android 9 Pie out of the box after experiencing numerous delays before its eventual release. The tech giant has since provided several updates, and its first foldable device is now powered by Android 12 OS. It appears that this is the end of the road because Samsung will not be providing a significant OS update for the Galaxy Fold.
Digital Resilience Can Help Businesses In The Upcoming Recession
The businesses should now prepare themselves for the upcoming recession. The easiest way to prepare any business for the upcoming recession is by becoming digitally resilient. This strategy even worked for many businesses during the pandemic time, and it will prove to be useful even during the recession.
iPhone 15 Pro might feature solid-state buttons, 3 taptic engines
According to an analyst, the devices are expected to have a solid-state design like the iPhone 7's home button, reports MacRumors. The internal left and right sides of the upcoming iPhones might include extra taptic engines to provide feedback to users and give the impression that they are tapping real buttons.
The Four Pillars Of Creating A Strong Digital Economy
Currently, the digital economy is a crucial part of the economy of any country, and it is essential to know how it can be strengthened to boost a country’s economy further. Even though many factors play a crucial role in uplifting the economy, the essential pillars include infrastructure, society, innovation, and technology adoption, and jobs.
Apple releases iOS 15.7.1 for users not wanting to update to iOS 16
According to AppleInsider, the new update for iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 users fixes the same bugs and adds the security updates found in the most recent iOS 16.1 and macOS Ventura releases. There are 17 different systems listed in the security patch notes that have been patched for security issues. If users can update to iOS 15.7.1 or iPadOS 15.7.1, then they should do so as soon as possible, as the update addresses known security issues that could put the user at risk, according to a report.
Apple now has 900 mn paid subscribers: Tim Cook
"We have a great subscription business, 900 million paid subs now on the platform and growing very fast. We doubled in 3 years. This is the part that is really interesting to us because we really believe that the engine for services growth is there, foreign exchange is a temporary thing and the fundamentals are very good," Cook said during the company's earnings call for the September
Telegram to organise username auctions on TON blockchain
According to TechCrunch, the concept was first brought up in August by Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, who noted the potential for "a little bit of Web 3.0 to Telegram." "I am really impressed by the success of the auction TON conducted for their domain/wallet names. Wallet.ton was sold for 215,250 Toncoin ($260000) while casino.ton was sold for $244000," Durov was quoted as saying in the report.
YouTube to split video content into 3 separate tabs
The update will make it easier for viewers to discover the kinds of content they are most interested in when exploring a creator's channel page, YouTube said in a blogpost. In the Shorts tab, the viewer will only see Shorts. When the viewer is watching Shorts in the Shorts feed and navigate to a creator's channel from the feed, the viewer will be directed right to this new tab to keep enjoying Shorts.
Twitterati in super jolly mood as Musk 'frees' Twitter bird
From sharing movie clips of southern superstar Rajinikanth where he orders all members inside the house to get out one by one (as he is the new owner) to asking Musk about giving the dislike button, Twitterati on Friday went gaga over him becoming the new Twitter boss.
Snapchat lowers payout for Spotlight creators
Creators will now be paid millions of dollars annually, report TechCrunch. The payout has been reduced for the second time by the company. The company paid out millions to creators each week in 2021 as opposed to $1 million every day in 2020.
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