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OnePlus 11, Oppo Find N2 Tipped to Feature Same 50-Megapixel Triple Rear Camera Setup

The OnePlus 11 is believed to be in the works and could arrive as a successor to the OnePlus 10 Pro in China by the end of this year. Meanwhile, Oppo is said to be working on its next foldable flagship smartphone – the Oppo Find N2 – which could also debut around the same time in China. A reliable tipster has now hinted that the two smartphones will boast the same camera configuration. They are expected to have a 50-megapixel triple rear camera.

According to a post by tipster Digital Chat Station, the OnePlus 11 and Oppo Find N2 may feature a triple rear camera setup, including a 50-megapixel Sony IMX890 primary sensor, a 48-megapixel Sony IMX581 ultra-wide lens, and a 32-megapixel Sony IMX709 telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom.

The tipster further claims that Oppo’s Find N2 foldable phone may come with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), while it is not certain whether OnePlus will offer the same on the OnePlus 11. The two companies are yet to delve into the details regarding these smartphones.

Alleged specifications of the Oppo Find N2 recently surfaced via leaked screenshots of a test unit. The foldable smartphone is expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC, paired with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.

The Oppo foldable may feature a MariSilicon X imaging Neural Processing Unit (NPU). Its display is likely to offer a refresh rate of 120 Hz.

Meanwhile, the OnePlus 11 has been tipped to have a 6.7-inch AMOLED display that is said to offer 2K resolution. Under the hood, this smartphone could pack a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC.

Rumors suggest that it could arrive in two configurations – 8GB RAM + 128GB storage and 16GB RAM + 256GB storage. This OnePlus phone is also likely to get a 5,000mAh battery supporting 100W fast charging.

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Bitcoin, Ether Among Majority of Cryptocurrencies to Open Last Day of 2021 With Gains, Only Few See Dips

As we enter the last day of the year 2021, crypto charts look healthy and wash green. Bitcoin, with a profit of 0.73 percent, kept its trading value at $ 51,007 (approximately Rs. 37.9 lakh) as the Indian exchange CoinSwitch Kuber. In international exchanges such as CoinMarketCap and Binance, the world’s oldest cryptocurrency trades at about $ 47,209 (approximately Rs. 35 lakh) per token.
The last few days have been tough for Bitcoin which has fallen from its all-high high of $ 69,000 (approximately Rs. 51 lakh) last month and has struggled to maintain even the slightest growth since then.
Ether has followed Bitcoin to register a profit of 1.61%. According to the crypto price of Gadgets 360, each Ether token currently trades at $ 4,060 (approximately Rs. 3,01,877).
Cardano, Ripple, Polkadot, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Polygon are among the other popular cryptocurrencies that have registered profits along with Bitcoin and Ether.
Lots of currencies like Tether, USD Coin, and Bitcoin Cash failed to rise and saw a loss on the last day of 2021.
Industry experts have predicted that as Bitcoin strengthens its dominance with small but sustained profits, altcoins will see growth in the near future.
The largest cryptocurrency with market capitalization, Bitcoin, remained above the $ 47,000 mark (approximately Rs. 35 lakh) and Ether walked above $ 3,700 (approximately Rs. 2.75 lakh).
Most of the high altcoins remain tied to the range following indications from two major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin rule indicates that altcoins may have a better time in the coming days, ”Edul Patel, CEO and founder of crypto investment firm Mudrex, told Gadgets 360.
The year 2021 has emerged as a milestone for the crypto space.
El Salvador accepted Bitcoin as an official tender in September, guaranteeing a crypto space significantly.
The first Bitcoin futures trading fund (ETF) was launched on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in October, which pushed the value of Bitcoin to a much higher level.
This year, crypto-related companies have also been able to raise more than $ 30 billion (approximately Rs. 2,27,617 crore) from venture capital, which has quadrupled since 2018.
The cryptocurrencies backed by cryptocurrencies have seen a major global explosion, making the area “too big to ignore”, a report by the Bank of America (BofA) earlier this year.
Consolidation and acquisition in the crypto space also increased from $ 940 million (approximately Rs. 7,025 crores) by 2020 to $ 4.2 billion (Rs. 31,390 crores) by 2021, a BoFA report shows.
In the US, cryptocurrencies such as Shiba Inu and Dogecoin have also been found to be available as daily payment options such as movie tickets and gift cards.
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The battle for digital privacy is reshaping the internet

By Brian X. Chen

Apple introduced a pop-up window for iPhones in April that asks people for their permission to be tracked by different apps.
Google recently outlined plans to disable tracking technology in its Chrome web browser.
And Facebook said last month that hundreds of its engineers were working on a new method of showing ads without relying on people’s personal data.
The developments may seem like technical tinkering, but they were connected to something bigger: an intensifying battle over the future of the internet. The struggle has entangled tech titans, upended Madison Avenue, and disrupted small businesses. And it heralds a profound shift in how people’s personal information may be used online, with sweeping implications for the ways that businesses make money digitally.
At the center of the tussle is what has been the internet’s lifeblood: advertising.
More than 20 years ago, the internet drove an upheaval in the advertising industry. It eviscerated newspapers and magazines that had relied on selling classified and print ads and threatened to dethrone television advertising as the prime way for marketers to reach large audiences.
Instead, brands splashed their ads across websites, with their promotions often tailored to people’s specific interests. Those digital ads powered the growth of Facebook, Google, and Twitter, which offered their search and social networking services to people without charge. But in exchange, people were tracked from site to site by technologies such as “cookies,” and their personal data was used to target them with relevant marketing.
Now that system, which ballooned into a $350 billion digital ad industry, is being dismantled. Driven by online privacy fears, Apple and Google have started revamping the rules around online data collection.
IMedia publishers, app-makers, and e-commerce shops are now exploring different paths to surviving a privacy-conscious internet, in some cases overturning their business models. Many are choosing to make people pay for what they get online by levying subscription fees and other charges instead of using their personal data.
Businesses that can no longer track people but still need to advertise are likely to spend more with the largest tech platforms, which still have the most data on consumers.
This article originally appeared in The New York Times.
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Microsoft Edge adds instant video calling feature to its browser

Microsoft has added new features like a quick video call feature, a new tool for screenshot and built-in price comparisons to its Edge browser, without adding extensions.
The video-calling tool will allow users to start video chat by simply clicking on ‘Meet Now’ on the new tab page. Users can create a link and share with up to 50 people who can join for free without signing up or downloading any app.
“Meet Now lets you share screens, chat with others and record sessions that last as long as you like,” Microsoft said in a blog post.Related:-Realme X Starts Receiving New Software Update With June Security Patch, PaySa and Heyfun Apps, More
The feature will appear in Edge this month, and will be available in Outlook on the web and the Windows 10 taskbar in the coming weeks.

Microsoft has added a new way to capture online content without the need of a separate screenshot tool. With the selection tool, users can screen-grab what they need from a web page. They can drag towards the bottom of the screen, and Edge will automatically scroll down to capture a long image and share with others for future reference.

The company is also rolling out a price comparison feature that lets users compare prices of a product across retailers with a single click.
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