We’re here with some latest tech news – iTunes to be shut down, Xiami’s Mi Mix 4 leaked, Samsung Galaxy S10 5G facing network issues and more! Read on, stay updated!
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iTunes To Go Off Air
After almost 18 years, Apple has decided to shut down the popular app, iTunes. Apparently, the app has lost its old glamour and popularity and has ended up being the app people hardly use. As per a 9to5Mac report and a tweet by iPhone app developer, Apple has decided to shut down the app which was used by iPod users to transfer music on their iPhones. Also, the app will not be completely banished, however, its functionality will reduce considerably.
Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 Leaked
Specifications of Xiaomi’s upcoming phone, Mi MIX 4 have been leaked, which hint at the phone having a foldable body and 60MP rear camera. The camera will have various features and AI properties. The phone is confirmed to function on Snapdragon 855, 5G support, etc. Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 is expected to be launched in the second half of 2019. Read all about the leaks here!
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Faces Network Issue
Samsung Galaxy S10 has been launched recently with the 5G network. But the phone is undergoing network issues, not before a week has passed since its launch. The phone is having trouble shifting networks between 5G and 4G, forcing users to reboot their phones to get it to connect to the internet. Instead of connecting to the available 4G network, the Samsung Galaxy S10 simply cuts off the total connection to the internet.
OnePlus 7 New Case Shows 3.5 mm Jack; 3 New OnePlus 7 Variants Launching
As per fresh leaks, OnePlus 7 phone will bring back the 3.5 mm jack, which was absent in the OnePlus 6T model. Case renders of OnePlus 7 have emerged, which confirm the news as it has a cutout at the bottom for a 3.5 mm jack.
Leaks about OnePlus 7 have suggested that the phone will come in three different variants, which are OnePlus 7, OnePlus 7 Pro & OnePlus 7 5G. There have been leaks about all the three variants of the phone. Read about the variants of OnePlus 7 here.
Tinder Highest Earning App, TikTokn Fastest Growing
Tinder has beaten Netflix, for the first time since 2016, to become the highest-earning non-gaming app, as revealed by revenues of Q1 2019. TikTok has emerged as the fastest growing app and is among the top 5 downloaded apps, along with WhatsApp, Messenger, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.
Huawei to Unveil Its First Car at Shanghai Auto Show
Huawei is all set to introduce its first ever car model at the Shanghai Auto Show, and it will come equipped with in-vehicle communication facilities. It will support the 5th generation wireless network and cloud functions, query functions, vehicle management, traffic scheduling, and equipment management as well.
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