Welcome to Wednesday Tech News, Today we have to bring some good tech news for you, including iPhone 12 to Be Made in India, Nokia 3.4 appears on Geekbench, Redmi 9 India launch, Realme X7 series, Gionee new smartphone in India, Xiaomi and POCO phone removed Mi Browser, Realme 7 Pro, Realme 7i and Realme C17, Instagram new QR code feature, Oppo Hybrid Optical Zoom Technology is coming soon, etc. We hope you will like this tech news, let’s start without wasting time.
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iPhone 12 to Be Made in India
- Apple is planning to start making the iPhone 12 locally in India.
- iPhone 12 to Be Made in India Starting the Middle of 2021.
Nokia 3.4 appears on Geekbench
- Nokia 3.4 has appeared on Geekbench
- Powered by a Snapdragon SoC paired with 3GB RAM
- Nokia 3.4 may launch in India soon.
Redmi 9 India launch
- Redmi 9 could be a rebrand of Redmi 9A or Redmi 9C
- Redmi 9A Indian variant had recently bagged Wi-Fi Alliance certification
- The handset will succeed Redmi 8 from 2019
Realme X7 series
- Xu Qi, the vice president of Realme, interacted or hinted that the new Realme smartphone
- Realme smartphone will focus on lightweight and thin battery,
- 65W fast charging
- This series of models is less than 200 grams.
- The Realme X7 series will be released on September 1 in China.
Gionee new smartphone in India
- Gionee Max is set to launch in India on August 25th.
- The phone will be priced under Rs 6,000.
- Gionee Max will come with a large battery.
Xiaomi and POCO phone removed Mi Browser
- MIUI update for its smartphones in India to enable the option to uninstall them.
Realme 7 Pro, Realme 7i and Realme C17
- Realme 7 Pro, Realme 7i, and Realme C17 will launch in India.
- Mukul Sharma has tweeted the claiming that Realme 7 Series and Realme C17 receive the BIS certification and this means that the India launch of this device is nearing.
Instagram new feature
- Instagram is rolling out QR codes all users can generate.
- These QR codes can be scanned from any camera app.
Oppo Hybrid Optical Zoom Technology
- Oppo has introduced a new hybrid optical zoom technology that is based on a periscope camera architecture.
- The new technology is touted to offer an enhanced zoom functionality on future smartphones.
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