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Samsung is expected to launch two new foldable smartphones in the second half of the year. An affordable foldable handset model is expected to hit the market next year, industry insiders said on Sunday. Samsung is expected to present the Galaxy Fold 2 and the 5G variant of the Galaxy Z Flip together with its flagship phablet Galaxy Note 20 at an event in August, the news agency Yonhap reported, citing the industry sources. But his affordable foldable smartphone, probably called the Galaxy Fold Lite, is unlikely to make its debut at the event, they said. The South Korean technology giant was said to have released a version of its foldable smartphone that costs almost half the price of a normal Galaxy Fold. Technical experts have predicted that the Galaxy Fold 2 will have a 7.7-inch screen and a 6.23-inch cover display when unfolded, both of which are larger than the 7.3-inch or 4.6-inch displays of the predecessor. Samsung is expected to use ultra-thin glass (UTG) for the Galaxy Fold 2,

Ah, the weekend. Quarantine or no, it's still a good time to sit back, enjoy a cup of coffee, but most of all, just relax. It can also be a fun time to search for the best Amazon deals as you have more time to read reviews, compare prices, and search for the biggest bargains. Here at Reviewed, we specialize in testing products to find out what makes them truly exceptional. We also help you find the best prices for these picks. So you save money and get something great too. Here are the top five Amazon deals you can buy this weekend. 1. Save $ 300: The best robot ever Many people love robotic vacuum cleaners. After all, these devices ensure that your floors stay nice and tidy. The one catch? You have to constantly empty your dirt container. This small but irritating task can become a real task over time. The iRobot Roomba i7 + will be happy to help you. This innovative robotic vacuum cleaner, which we have crowned the best robotic vacuum cleaner we have ever tested, can empty its di

Amazon announced on Friday that it will take over Zoox, a self-driving startup founded in 2014 that has raised nearly $ 1 billion in funding and aims to develop autonomous driving technologies, including vehicles, to create a full-stack solution to provide for driving. Hail. According to Amazon's announcement, Zoox will continue to exist as an independent company. Current CEO Aicha Evans, CTO and co-founder Jesse Levinson remain in their roles. Your general corporate mission will remain the same, the release notes say. The value of the deal is $ 1.2 billion. According to the Financial Times. News reports have stated that Amazon considers Zoox a potential acquisition target and that the deal is about to end. Zoox has chosen one of the most expensive ways in the autonomous driving industry to build from the ground up a functional self-driving car along with the software and the AI   end to provide its autonomous driving skills. Zoox has made some notable cost reductions over

Shortly after developers started testing an all-in-one record and publish feature in the YouTube app, they added another experiment that will be useful for those of us who prefer to just watch videos. You are working on a button with which you can change the language search languages ​​directly on the input screen. If you are multilingual and want to use voice search, this way you can search for videos that are not available in the language you set up in your YouTube app settings. Google hopes the test will help its voice search systems better consider multilingual people. So I wouldn't be surprised if an automatic solution to recognize different languages ​​is the ultimate goal. Finally, I still think that Google should work to improve the current language bilingual solutions. A blue banner with further details should appear on this screen when you participate in the experiment. As with all of these experiments, the feature is also provided to a small subset of users. You should s

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The streets of Koramangala, one of the largest neighborhoods in Bangalore, are plastered with hoardings and banners of digital payment services. Every few steps, you find a bank, and offices of fintech startups. But when Mohammed Nayeem wanted to get a credit card, he realized his options were limited. He applied for a credit card at RBL Bank, a Mumbai-headquartered bank that has been around for more than 70 years. In the days that followed, he answered many of their questions over phone calls and provided them with a number of documents. The calls kept coming, but the card never did. Nayeem works as a freelance interior designer and earns an average of $580 each month, he told TechCrunch in an interview last year. Though this is more than enough for most banks in the nation to issue him a credit card, the fact that he does not have a traditional kind of job was off-putting to all of them. Tens of millions of people like Nayeem in India today can’t get a credit card. They have liv

One of China’s most valuable artificial intelligence chipmakers Cambricon is one step closer to its initial public offering, and its prospectus reveals a rare snapshot of where Chinese companies stand in relation to their international counterparts in this critical field. Cambricon got the nod in early June to list on the Star Market, China’s new Nasdaq-like stock exchange conceived to attract high-potential tech startups. This week, the chipmaker received the final green light from the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the stock market watchdog, for its first-time sale. The company is aiming to raise 2.8 billion yuan ($400 million) from its IPO and spend the proceeds on cloud-based algorithm training and inference , edge computing, and cash flow boost. It was last valued at 2.5 billion yuan in 2018 and expects its market cap to exceed 1.5 billion yuan when it floats. Cambricon began life in a lab within the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the national institute for s