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Xiaomi has started sales of the Redmi 9 smartphone in Poland, reports Telepolis.pl. The device features a 6.53-inch Full HD+ screen, the MediaTek Helio G80 processor and NFC. The device is available for sale in shops of the retail chain MediaExpert. The model with 32 GB internal memory totals PLN 649.99, and the version with 64 GB costs PLN 749.99.

WORCESTER – A video captured by one of the people arrested at the June 1 protest in Main South appears to show police stomping the woman's phone as she narrated her apprehension. "This is a criminal offense, and I believe charges need to be filed," Joseph F. Hennessey, the woman's lawyer and a former Ashland police officer, said Friday. In the video, riot police can be seen rushing toward Glynn Crum, a recent Clark University graduate who was streaming the protest live to the internet via her iPhone. Crum drops her phone as police rush her, but it continues recording with its camera facing the sky, and she continues to narrate as she's arrested. "Police are punching my boyfriend repeatedly in the back!" Crum shouts, at which point a boot can be seen stepping on the phone. Over the next couple of minutes, the phone captures what appears to be a riot officer stepping on the phone repeatedly, to the point where cracks in the screen ...

Coronavirus-led shutdown of key manufacturing plants in China and consumer financial concerns fuel interest in pre-owned phone sales, according to a Gartner report. Among its many results, the coronavirus has put a damper on first-adopters, some of whom, pre-pandemic, would be the first in line to buy the new iPhone SE in September. But new smartphone sales dropped 20.2% for the first quarter of 2020 (Q1 2020), according to a new report from Gartner.  SEE: Mobile device computing policy (TechRepublic Premium) While edicts to shelter-at-home and the cloud of economic uncertainty affected the sales of new smartphones, recycled phones are on the upswing (by 24%). A recycled or refurbished phone is generally one that has been traded or sold so the owner can upgrade to the new version or a "better" phone. Gartner's report,...

A team of Facebook researchers has created an end-to-end system that helps users turn photos they take on their smartphones into 3D images within seconds. The new framework provides users with a more practical approach to 3D photography, addressing several design objectives. Users can access the new technology via their own mobile device and the real-time conversion from a 2D input image to 3D is seamless, requiring no sophisticated photographic skills. It only takes a few seconds to process and the method is robust enough to work on almost any photo - new or one previously taken. Over the last century, photography has gone through several tech 'upgrades' that increased the level of immersion. "Initially, all photos were black and white and grainy, then came colour photography, and then digital photography brought us higher quality and better-resolution images," said Johannes Kopf, lead author of the work and research scientist at Facebook. ...

All 50 states have started to reopen following COVID-19 shutdowns, with most restrictions on stores and restaurants being gradually lifted. But phone location data shows that people across the US are moving around less than usual, a sign that consumers might still be wary about shopping amid the pandemic. Even in major cities where car traffic has returned to normal, people are walking and taking public transit far less than usual, according to aggregate mobility data provided by Apple. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. All 50 states have started to reopen following COVID-19 shutdowns — but that doesn't mean consumers are going back to business as usual. Location data gathered from Americans' smartphones suggests that, even in states that have been reopened for weeks, people are not leaving home and moving around as much as they were pre-COVID. According to data from Apple, which compiles mobility trends using anonymized G...

Senate Republicans have introduced a new bill that seeks to weaken encryption on smartphones and other devices. Allowing law enforcement to easily crack the encryption to get evidence on a suspect. The bill is known as the "Lawful Access to Encrypted Data Act" and it calls for an end to "warrant-proof" encryption that has disrupted criminal investigations. To no surprise, Senator Lindsey Graham was the one to introduce the bill. Alongside Senators Tom Cotton and Marsha Blackburn. What would it mean, if this bill passed? If the Lawful Access to Encrypted Data Act were to pass, it would require tech companies to help investigators access encrypted data, if that assistance would help carry out a warrant. The good thing here is that companies like Google and Apple won't have to help law enforcement crack the device just because they want in. It has to help carry out a warrant. Lawful Access seems to be something that would likely pass through Congress, even with sup...

OnePlus today teased the impending launch of its new mid-range smartphone lineup. The company in its announcement notes that as it has grown over the last six years by delivering a flagship smartphone experience to its users. However, it realizes that there are other people in its community that want a "solid smartphone" at a more accessible price. To cater to such consumers, the company will be launching a new product line that will first make its debut in Europe and India. However, OnePlus does confirm that it also intends to bring its affordable smartphones to the U.S. as well in the "near future". OnePlus' announcement does not reveal much about its upcoming budget smartphone, but it does tell interested folks to follow @OnePlusLiteZThing on social media. Rumors indicate that OnePlus' upcoming budget smartphone will be called either the OnePlus Z or the OnePlus Nord. The device will seemingly feature a 6.55-inch 90Hz O...

Indian smartphone makers are not too hopeful over prospects of a reversal in fortunes due to the current anti-Chinese sentiments triggered by the Sino-India border tension, insisting that low-cost funding is the need of the hour to take on foreign rivals. There have been calls for boycott of Chinese products from several quarters following the Ladakh clash that left 20 Indian Army personnel dead. "The early trends are exciting. But, Indian handset makers need low-cost funds to counter the deep-pocketed Chinese companies," Executive Director of the Jaina Group, which owns the 'Karbonn' brand, Abhishek Garg, told PTI. Proper intervention by the government can bring back the fortunes of Indian brands, he said. Most Indian smartphone makers were relegated following the entry of Chinese companies in the last few years, while others turned into OEM suppliers for the overseas firms, industry experts said. Lava International Ltd, another Indian company, said the anger a...

© Provided by BGR.in OnePlus Z smartphone could launch much below its expected price tag. New update suggests the phone could be priced under $300 (Rs 22,500 approx) and people are excited about it. Carl Pei, Co-Founder, OnePlus, tweeted the photo of OnePlus One in which he also said, "It's been a while." This most likely indicates the company could head back to its early promise of giving consumers value for money phones. The upcoming affordable OnePlus phone goes by a couple of names. First being referred to as the 8 Lite, the phone was then called the OnePlus Z followed by the OnePlus Nord 5G. Click to expand UP NEXT The prospect of this mid-range phone was first shared by Pete Lau, CEO, OnePlus. He said the company will focus on launching products in the affordable segment for India. The OnePlus Z is expected to feature a 6.55-inch Super AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate pa...

A new coronavirus tracker has been found on smartphones despite owners not downloading it. Google and Apple have automatically installed the new feature, called 'Covi-19 Exposure Logging', to help track the spread of the virus. Although it has been automatically installed on most phones it is currently turned off and not available to use. This is because it must be used in conjunction with the country's contact-tracing app, which is still under construction, Kent Online reports. The government has reportedly abandoned its own official app before its even left its testing stage despite spending millions of pounds and months on the technology. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles Instead, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the NHS would use an alternative app designed by Apple and Google - which is reportedly still months away from being ready. Mr Hancock said he was unable to put a launch date on the app but it should be available in the autumn or...

Voice analysis by a smartphone app identifies lung congestion in heart failure patients, allowing early intervention before their condition deteriorates. The small study is presented today on HFA Discoveries, a scientific platform of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC). "Speech is personal and as such, very small changes (related to the same person) can be detected—for example, the ability of parents to notice health issues by listening to their kids," said study author Professor Offer Amir, director of the Heart Institute, Hadassah Medical Centre, Jerusalem, Israel. "Today we report results of the first easy to use, non-invasive, personalized heart failure monitoring device. It requires a simple 30-second recording each day, in any language." Heart failure is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality, affe...

To defend the body, the immune system makes proteins known as antibodies that latch onto the perceived threat, be it HIV, the new coronavirus or, as is the case in autoimmune disease, part of the body itself. In a new proof-of-concept study in ACS Sensors, researchers describe a new system for detecting antibodies within a pinprick of blood within minutes, using an unlikely combination of cotton thread, glowing proteins and a smartphone camera.  While some tests simply detect the presence of an antibody, sometimes doctors want to know how much is circulating in the blood. Such quantitative tests are used to diagnose a number of conditions, including infections and autoimmune diseases. Although a quantitative antibody test is not yet approved for use in the U.S., such a test could potentially aid in assessing immunity to SARS-CoV-2. However, quantitative testing current...

KEY POINTS Samsung won a patent for a new kind of smartphone camera technology The patent described a camera array with movable or tiltable sensors The tiltable sensors will be very useful when taking panoramic shots with bokeh effect Samsung recently won a patent for a new kind of smartphone camera technology that allows for better mobile photography. The patent has been filed at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). In the patent, titled "Apparatus And Method For Operating Multiple Cameras For Digital Photography" and first spotted by Dutch-speaking site Let's Go Digital, Samsung described a smartphone with a camera setup comprised of up to five wide-angle sensors, each with a focal length of 28mm, and at least one telephoto lens. These sensors are accompanied by an LED flash. The camera setup described in the patent is special owing to the fact that unlike today's mobile camera sensors, each one of them are tiltable and can be moved in order to captu...

Scientists develop a £20 device that slots over the torch on a smartphone and uses ultraviolet light to kill coronavirus and other germs on hands and surfaces in 10 SECONDS The new 'UVLEN' device from South Korea attaches to the top of a smartphone  It uses ultraviolet light to rid surfaces of bacteria and germs in just 10 seconds The 'digital sanitiser' just needs a smartphone torch to clean hands and surfaces  Here's how to help people impacted by Covid-19 By Jonathan Chadwick For Mailonline Published: 14:59 BST, 16 June 2020 | Updated: 15:26 BST, 16 June 2020 Scientists have created a 'digital sanitiser' which uses a device attached to smartphone's torch to kill bacteria and viruses, including the coronavirus.  The UVLEN device, from the South Korean company of the same name, uses ultraviolet light to rid surfaces of bugs in 10 seconds. The portable and lightweight device, which is due to launch 'soon' and will cost $25 ...

Despite US efforts to pressure Huawei, the Chinese tech giant has reportedly clinched the title of the world's largest smartphone manufacturer in April, surpassing long-time leader Samsung. For the first time ever, Huawei had a larger market share than its South Korean rival. The Vice President of Research at Counterpoint, Neil Shah, revealed to tech outlet Gizmochina that Huawei grabbed 19 percent of the market in April, while Samsung shipments were two percent lower over the same period.  Also on rt.com Huawei's patent portfolio dominance is its trump card in 5G race with US It is unclear whether the trend persists till the end of the second quarter or further, as both companies' sales declined due to the coronavirus pandemic. In the first three months of this year, the gap between the two companies amounted to three percent, with Huawei shipments standing at 17 percent and Samsun...

The number of cyber attacks targetted at smartphones in the UAE dropped 24.3 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2020 and users remained increasingly cautious as they continued to work remotely to curb the spread of Covid-19. Smartphone users in the country encountered 39,828 attacks in the three months to March 31, nearly 12,779 less than the same period last year, Moscow-based cyber security company Kaspersky said on Sunday. "It is great to see that UAE smartphone owners remained vigilant during the [Covid-19] crisis and did not fall for scammers' tricks," Victor Chebyshev, security expert at Kaspersky, said. The monthly rate remained steady in April and May as people shifted to remote working. "Every system has a vulnerability, but human factor is often considered the greatest of them … seeing that there is no [comparative] increase in attacks durin...

© Provided by News18 Oppo A52 Budget Smartphone Launched in India With Quad Rear Cameras: Check Price, Specs and More Oppo has launched its A52 smartphone in India after it was unveiled in China back in April. The budget smartphone boasts a quad-rear camera setup at the back, a large 5000mAh battery that supports 18W fast charging, and will run on ColourOS 7.1, based on Android 10 out of the box. Oppo A52 Specifications Coming to the specifications, the Oppo A52 sports a 6.5-inch FHD+ LCD display that provides 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution and 405 PPI density with a 90.5 percent screen-to-body ratio. The device is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 chipset and paired with up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB of inbuilt storage that can be further expanded via a microSD card of up to 256GB. In the camera department, the Oppo A52 has a quad-camera setup that includes a 12-megapixel primary camera and an 8-megapixel secondary sensor with an ultra-wide lens, the...

Click here to read the full original article. By Ethen Kim Lieser From learning and working to communicating with our friends and loved ones, our smartphones indeed have become vital in our daily lives. And what we have witnessed in recent years are the sky-high price points of these devices. Just several years ago, spending north of a grand on a smartphone was unthinkable, but now, it's pretty much commonplace. If you did splurge on that brand-new device, be sure to protect that investment. To help you achieve that, here are five ways you can extend the life of your smartphone and keep it running in tip-top shape. No. 1 on the list is the easiest thing that you can do: Get yourself a sturdy case. You might think that you're always extra cautious when you go out, but your phone will inevitably hit the pavement. And while it may not totally shatter the screen, you may have to look at unsightly dents or scratches for the next year or two. Also, don't think that you have to ru...

© Provided by TechRadar How to download Android 11 beta You can now download the Android 11 beta, because Google has released an early version of its newest operating system that select users can test out, ahead of the wider roll-out towards the end of the year. Well, some people can download the Android 11 beta, but currently you need to be using one of the newer Google Pixel phones (so not the original Google Pixel) although the beta is set to come to more phones later in the year. If you've got a Google Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL, Pixel 4 or Pixel 4 XL, and want to test out an early build of the Android upgrade that'll come to most smartphones over the next year, you can. Here's how you can do it. How to download the Android 11 beta easily Join the Android Beta Program here Enroll your compatible smartphone Follow the prompts on your smartphone to download Android 11 Restart your smartphone How to download the ...

The Huawei P40 Pro Plus.Ryan Browne | CNBCHuawei is launching its new high-end P40 Pro Plus smartphone internationally later this month, and it's a formidable challenger to Samsung's top flagship device, the Galaxy S20 Ultra. But there's a catch.The Chinese tech giant was added to a U.S. trade blacklist known as the "Entity List" last year, meaning it's no longer able to offer Google services on its new phones. As it can't offer a licensed version of Android, Huawei instead has its own "forked" version without any Google services.I've been trying out the P40 Pro Plus for the past few days, and while I'm really impressed with the hardware, I can't help feeling there's something missing. I was able to access platforms like YouTube and Google Maps through Huawei's web browser, however these services aren't available in the company's own AppGallery app store.Still, if you're not fazed by the idea of buying a Google-les...