1.Leak of Realme X7 Max
Here Leak of Realme X7 Max has been got here. Here so a 5G-enabled MediaTek Dimensity 1200 SoC and a 120Hz Super AMOLED display. Besides this, there is no other information available in the image. The Realme X7 Max is said to be a rebranded Realme GT Neo that launched in March in China.
Here company postponed its event due to the second wave of COVID-19 sweeping the nation but earlier was expected to launch in India on May 4. So it may come with a 6.43-inch Samsung Super AMOLED full-HD+ (1,080×2,400 pixels) display with a 120Hz refresh rate, 360Hz touch sampling rate, and 91.7 percent screen to body ratio.
2.Could come with Blood Glucose Monitor on Apple Watch Series 7
So in this, we could see Could come with Blood Glucose Monitor on Apple Watch Series 7.So it is going Apple may now be looking step things up a notch with features like blood pressure monitoring and even alcohol level monitoring in future models.
So here modules present in smartwatches today are able to detect and measure specifics such as heart rate but the ability to track variables such as blood glucose, has been a long-term goal for wearable technology makers. The feature will be a huge relief for users who are diabetics..
3.Will not get End-To-End Encryption Soon Instagram Direct Messages
So here will not get End-To-End Encryption Soon Instagram Direct Messages. So here Facebook did roll out end-to-end encryption on Messenger way back in 2016. But this feature is only available when a user switched the conversation to ‘Secret Conversation’ mode. Instagram, meanwhile, still does not have the feature.
And is going to go on working hard to improve its public image for a few years now. Well, one major step for Facebook in the process of garnering user trust would be to enable encryption of messages between the users without changing any settings. However, new information suggests that Facebook Messenger and Instagram chats may not receive the encryption feature by default until 2022 at least.
4.Company Confirms Beta Rollout because Clubhouse For Android Not Far Away
In this, we can see that Company Confirms Beta Rollout because Clubhouse For Android Not Far Away. Here we can see an iOS version of the app, meanwhile, is getting improvements to VoiceOver accessibility support. This makes it easier to know who is speaking for our VoiceOver users and participants can use the Magic Tap feature any time within the room, and the system will announce who is currently speaking.
So we can see that Clubhouse has spoken previously about how an Android app has been in the works, but until now we did not have much information other than that. Now, we know that the beta version is on the way.