Tech News Wrap: Realme Narzo 50 Pro 5G launched in India..and more

Realme Narzo 50 Pro 5G launched in India

Realme has launched its latest Narzo series In India- the Realme Narzo 50 Pro 5G. The smartphone comes in two different storage variants: The 6+128GB model is Rs 19,999, while the 8+128GB model is Rs 21,999. The sale for the same will start on May 26, 2022. The users can buy the latest device through many online platforms like Amazon India, or from Realme’s official website.

Narzo 50 Pro 5G features a 6.5-inches IPS LCD display paired with a pixel density of 404 PPI. A Dimensity 720 chipset powers the smartphone with 6GB RAM and 128GB onboard storage. The device boasts a triple camera configuration at the back with a 48MP primary lens and two 2MP sensors. Narzo 50 Pro 5G features a 16MP selfie camera for sharp pictures and video calls.

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OnePlus dropped its latest Ace Racing Edition with MediaTek Dimensity 8100 Max SoC

The OnePlus Ace Racing Edition smartphone was released in China on Tuesday, and we expect the handset to be released in India under a new name shortly. The latest MediaTek Dimensity chipset is used in this OnePlus Ace series phone, which has a 120Hz refresh rate and 67W fast charging. It also includes a triple-camera configuration on the back.

The basic 8GB + 128GB edition of the OnePlus Ace Racing Edition costs RMB 1,999 (about Rs 23,000). If you get the 8GB + 256GB option, the price rises to RMB 2,199 (about Rs 25,200), while the 12GB RAM model costs closer to Rs 28,000 in China. The smartphone comes packed with a Dimensity 8100 SoC paired with 12GB RAM. This makes it perfect for the long gaming sessions as well. Furthermore, it has a moderate screen size of 6.5-inches with a Full HD+ display.

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YouTube gets new features with most replayed videos, single-loop and more

YouTube is coming with a new feature. Now the viewers will be able to identify the most popular parts of any video they’re watching or liking. It has also announced some other modifications to its video player as well. The business claims it’s introducing a graph that users can use to find and watch the most repeated parts of a movie — something that may be especially useful for lengthier films or those that haven’t broken down their sections using timestamps or video chapters. The functionality is there on the platform but only the premium subscribers could use it. Now, it is coming for all YouTube users, free and Premium, on desktop, iOS, and Android devices.

While many producers divide their lengthy movies into chapters or use timestamps to connect to certain sections, the new graph intends to allow users to swiftly scan through any YouTube video to locate the most fascinating bits.

Microsoft rolled out new looks for ‘One Outlook’

Microsoft has begun sending out the new Outlook for Windows client to testers in its office beta version. A week after the new “One Outlook”/Project Monarch client surfaced, Microsoft announced the release of the new Outlook for customers. It includes Microsoft 365/Office 365 business and school accounts on May 17. Reportedly, only paying users with their commercial or education mailbox set as their default sender account in old Outlook for Windows and who are in the Beta Channel will see the “Try the new Outlook” choice in the top right corner of the Outlook for Windows client.

Loop components are renamed and updated Fluid Framework components that may be embedded in chats, emails, meetings, papers, or pages. They include tables, notes, tasks, and even a customer-sales record in Dynamics 365. The calendar board is the next step in the advancement of the technology, “Outlook Spaces” and codenamed Project Moca.

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