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Video conferencing app, Zoom, rose in popularity almost suddenly as the world went into lockdown mode due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The company, which usually doesn’t reveal user numbers mentioned that it went from serving around 10 million users to over 200 million in just a few months.
Today, Zoom has crossed yet another milestone, surpassing 300 million users on its service. The company’s CEO Eric S. Yuan gave away the number in a webinar, and also shed light on some details about Zoom 5.0 and what’s new in the update.
First, and most importantly, Zoom 5.0 will upgrade its encryption standards to AES 256-bit GCM encryption for added security to video streams. According to Zoom’s blog, the upgraded encryption standard will be available in Zoom Meeting, Zoom Video Webinar, and Zoom Phone data.
With version 5.0, Zoom is also adding a security icon in streams which will give the host easy access to the most commonly used security features including the ability to turn off screen sharing or chat. The service is also enabling Waiting Rooms by default for users with Zoom’s education, basic, and single pro licenses, and it’s also adding the ability for hosts to enable Waiting Rooms while the meeting is ongoing.
Zoom 5.0 is scheduled to be released this week, but some of the features coming to the service have started rolling out already. You can update Zoom by heading over to this link, or updating from within the app.
SOURCE - Zoom
OnePlus has announced the India pricing of its OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro limited edition ‘Popup Boxes’ that come with bundled cases and the Bullets Wireless Z earphones in black. The company is not holding any popup event this year because of the pandemic, but the Popup Boxes will go on sale around the world sooner rather than later. Both the OnePlus 8 Pro, and OnePlus 8 Pop-up boxes are now listed on the OnePlus India site.
Pricing in India starts at Rs. 45,999 for the OnePlus 8 Popup Box, which includes the 8GB + 128GB model in Onyx Black or Glacial Green colors alongside the Bullets Wireless Z, a Cyan Bumper Case and a Nylon Bumper Case. As for the OnePlus 8 Pro Pop-up Box, it has been priced at Rs. 60,999 for the 12GB + 256GB model in Onyx Black or Glacial Green colors alongside the Bullets Wireless Z, a Cyan Bumper Case and a Karbon Bumper Case.
OnePlus launched its latest smartphones in an online event earlier this month. While they share a very similar spec-sheet, there are some significant differences between the two, with the Pro model sporting a number of ‘firsts’ for OnePlus devices, including an IP rating that denote dust- and water-proofing, wireless charging and more. The OnePlus 8 Pro also comes with a quad-cam setup as opposed to the triple-camera module in the standard model. Pricing in India starts at Rs. 41,999 for the OnePlus 8, while the 8 Pro has been priced starting at Rs. 59,999.
SOURCE - OnePlus
Xiaomi will take the wraps off a new mid-range 5G phone – the Mi 10 Youth Edition, alongside its new MIUI 12 software skin, on 27th April next week. The company has already started dropping tidbits of info about the device on social media. And today, the complete camera specifications for the Mi 10 Youth Edition have found their way online.
As you can see in the teaser posters (via Weibo) attached below, Mi 10 Youth Edition will feature a 48MP primary camera. It will be coupled with an ultra-wide lens with a 120-degree FOV, a macro camera to take close-up shots, and well, a periscope camera (similar to one seen on P30 Pro and Galaxy S20 Ultra).
Xiaomi is yet to offer the exact details for the ultra-wide and macro camera. However, it has shared even more camera samples for portrait and night shots as well.
In addition, there’s one thing we already know about the Mi 10 Youth Edition’s camera from Day 1. It is the fact that there’s a periscope camera onboard. And it has now been confirmed, along with everything about its zoom capabilities. The device supports 5x optical zoom, 10x hybrid zoom, and 50x digital zoom to let you get close to subjects far away. It’s a gimmicky feature but very fun.
Mi 10 Youth Edition, as you can see, brings along a versatile camera setup – offering users the option to zoom, go wide, and get close to subjects. It is not just another new competitor in the race of higher-megapixels or more cameras on a smartphone.
Apart from the camera, Mi 10 Youth Edition is expected to feature a waterdrop notch, Snapdragon 765G chipset with 5G support, and 22.5W fast-charging. All of this means that Xiaomi’s upcoming device will take on the Realme X50m launched today, along with the company’s own Redmi K30 5G as well.
The Galaxy Z Flip folding smartphone now has an ‘optimized’ YouTube app as part of a collaboration between Samsung and Google. The new Flex Mode-optimized app, according to Samsung, brings “a fresh user experience design that fits the innovative form factor of the Galaxy Z Flip”. The partnership, which was originally announced at Galaxy Unpacked 2020 earlier this year, will also bring optimized experiences for other Google apps, including Maps and the Play Store, to Galaxy devices.
According to Samsung, the Galaxy Z Flip already allowed users to set the device on the table and watch their favorite YouTube channel hands-free. However, the optimized version of the app will now enable people to use the bottom half of the display to search for other videos, read descriptions and write comments with no distractions while watching videos on the top half.
“The Flex mode-optimized YouTube app also ensures that no matter what the aspect ratio of the video you are watching, you can view in comfort by adjusting the way the video fits in the top half of the screen. Square and vertical videos will nearly fill the entire space, while 16:9 videos will adjust to the center.”, said Samsung in an official press release.
To optimize the YouTube Android app for the Galaxy Z Flip, Samsung and Google’s engineers redesigned the app from the operating system level. This included integration of the Android Support Library, making it easier to bring support for the so-called Flex Mode to more third-party services. The Flex Mode-optimized YouTube app is available for download from the Google Play Store for all Galaxy Z Flip users.
SOURCE - Samsung