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Google’s lightweight gallery for the lowest-cost Android smartphones has crossed an important milestone. Gallery Go installs exceeded 50 million
The Google Gallery Go app has crossed an important milestone – the number of installs in the online store Google Play exceeded 50 million.
Google introduced Gallery Go in the summer of 2019. This is a simplified version of Photos gallery, aimed primarily at the most budgetary smartphones based on Android Go and markets with poor Internet access. Thus, 50 million installations were achieved in a year and a half.
Gallery Go allows you to manage photos on your smartphone, quickly find them thanks to automatic grouping, and edit pictures. The application can work without an Internet connection, is small, can view and copy pictures stored on memory cards, and move them from one card to another.
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Slim metal body, 7000 mAh, 10.5 inch IPS screen, 6/128 GB for $150. Chuwi HiPad X Pro introduced
The Chinese brand Chuwi, known for its tablet computers, has a novelty – the HiPad X Pro tablet, which replaced the HiPad X. The device received a larger screen, four speakers instead of two, and improved cameras.
The IPS display is characterized by a diagonal of 10.5 inches and a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels. The maximum brightness is 360 cd/sq.m. The software platform of the device is Android 12, the hardware platform is SoC Unisoc T616 with eight cores (two Cortex-A75 and six Cortex-A55). There is only one memory configuration – with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of flash memory.
The front camera is characterized by a resolution of 8 megapixels, the main camera uses a sensor with a resolution of 13 megapixels. HiPad X Pro received a metal case with a thickness of only 7 mm, the weight of the tablet is 500 grams. The battery capacity was 7000 mAh, the cost of Chuwi HiPad X Pro is $150.
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Attraction of unheard of generosity. Aorus FO48U 48″ OLED 4K Gaming Monitor Drops $670 in the US – Nearly Halved in Price
Large monitor-TVs with a 48-inch OLED panel from well-known computer hardware manufacturers could not appear on sale for a long time after the announcement, but eventually they appeared, and now they can even be found much cheaper than the initial price. So, the American retailer Newegg immediately reduced the cost of the Aorus FO48U by $670. As a result, the price almost halved: from $1,500 to $830.
Although the device is advertised as being 48 inches, the OLED screen actually measures 47.53 inches diagonally. The frame rate is 120 Hz and the resolution is 3840 x 2160 pixels. The monitor provides coverage of 98% of the DCI-P3 color space and 130% of the sRGB color space.
The Aorus FO48U is configured with a KVM switch, three speakers with a total power of 50W, one DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.1 connectors, a USB-C port (for KVM) and a pair of USB 3.0 Type-A, an RJ-45 port.
Xiaomi continues to churn out stable versions of MIUI 14 for its devices outside China. Now Xiaomi 11T and Poco F4 have received such firmware. True, not everyone will be able to install it, but only participants in the proprietary Mi Pilot beta testing program.
The MIUI 14 stable for these models is based on Android 13. The firmware is 3.5 GB in size and includes the December Android security updates. It is noted that the firmware for Xiaomi 11T is MIUI 14.0.3.0 TKWMIXM and it is available in all regions (global version), the firmware for Poco F4 is MIUI 14.2.0 TLMEUXM and it has been released only in Europe so far.
Slim metal body, 7000 mAh, 10.5 inch IPS screen, 6/128 GB for $150. Chuwi HiPad X Pro introduced
The Chinese brand Chuwi, known for its tablet computers, has a novelty – the HiPad X Pro tablet, which replaced...
Attraction of unheard of generosity. Aorus FO48U 48″ OLED 4K Gaming Monitor Drops $670 in the US – Nearly Halved in Price
Large monitor-TVs with a 48-inch OLED panel from well-known computer hardware manufacturers could not appear on sale for a long...
Xiaomi 11T and Poco F4 receive MIUI 14 stable version
Xiaomi continues to churn out stable versions of MIUI 14 for its devices outside China. Now Xiaomi 11T and Poco...
The first PCIe 5.0 custom SSD with 10 GB/s read speeds went on sale in Japan. The price is impressive
Few have heard of CFD Gaming, but meanwhile, it began selling a high-speed solid-state drive with support for the PCIe...
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