The team of the increasingly popular browser Vivaldi announced the imminent start of public testing of the version for the Apple mobile platform. In the near future, the first beta version of Vivaldi for iOS will become public.

The press office said:

Since 2015, our journey has been exciting, from desktop computers - Windows, Mac, Linux, to Android phones, tablets and Chromebooks, and even cars. And, of course, we love working on the Raspberry Pi.

Those wishing to participate in testing are required to subscribe to the mailing list on the Vivaldi website, where it will be announced where and when you can download the application. With the start of testing, places will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Realme has officially announced on its Weibo page that the new version of the best-selling Realme GT Neo5 has become available for pre-order in China.

The new version of Realme GT Neo5 is equipped with 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB of flash memory. In China, low-cost smartphones with 1TB of flash memory are gaining popularity, which, according to surveys, are often used as external drives.

The new top-end Realme GT Neo5 is priced at $440. Pre-orders will last for a week, and real sales will begin on May 31, 2023.

Realme GT Neo5 received a 6.74-inch flat screen with a resolution of 2772 x 1240 pixels and support for a frequency of 144 Hz. The equipment includes image sensors with a resolution of 50, 8 and 2 megapixels. This version is equipped with a 5000 mAh battery and supports 150-watt charging.

It is worth adding that the Realme GT Neo5 was previously available for sale with support for 240-watt charging, 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB of non-volatile memory for $ 515. In the first few hours, it outperformed every 1TB Android smartphone released in the past year on JD.com and Tmall in starting daily sales on JD.com and Tmall.

Samsung Display has unveiled the world’s first OLED panel with an integrated fingerprint scanner and heart rate sensor.

Similar panels, called Sensor OLED, are designed to be used in smartphones and tablets for health monitoring. It is expected that such devices will appear in the near future.

Samsung is showing off the world’s first OLED panel with built-in fingerprint and cardiovascular tracking at SID Display Week 2023, which is taking place this week in Los Angeles, California, USA.

The OLED touch panel has a built-in photosensitive organic photodiode. This means companies don’t need to install a separate fingerprint scanner under the OLED panel, saving money and space inside the device.

The technology will allow fingerprints or heart rate information to be read from multiple fingers at the same time. This allows the device to offer more accurate biometric authentication and blood pressure measurements. The new OLED panel can also measure the user’s stress level at the same time.

To accurately measure a person’s blood pressure, measurements must be taken on both arms. The OLED touch display can simultaneously recognize the fingers of both hands, providing more accurate health information than current wearable devices.

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