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Xiaomi CEO reveals his currently-used smartphones, there are four of them Xiaomi CEO reveals his currently-used smartphones, there are four of them The phones in question are the Xiaomi 12, Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, Redmi Note 11T Pro, and the Xiaomi Civi (shown below in that order). He did note that he often changes smartphones, but that this is his current lineup. He also noted that he uses all four of these phones actively, in a rotation, as his daily drivers....

Do note that the August 10 event will be hosted in China. It will be a China launch of both devices, though chances are that both of them will roll out to other markets as well. The Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 arrival confirmed for August 10, along with stylus support The Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 arrival confirmed for August 10, along with stylus support Xiaomi confirmed the Mi Pad 5 arrival via the image provided below....

Recently, LG has been pushing to get more apps onto its webOS smart TV platform. HBO MAX launched on its TVs not too long ago, and now we have Discovery+ available. LG is getting a lot more of the major players on-board, which is a good thing for LG Smart TV owners. Discovery+ starts at $4.99 per month Discovery+ starts at $4.99 per month Discovery+ is one of the cheaper streaming services out there right now....

YouTube is also increasing the number of video chapters and captions in collaboration with DeepMind, a British AI company, that Google acquired back in 2014. Notably, as noted by Android Central, Google has set a goal of increasing video content with chapters by 10X from 8 million to 80 million. Moreover, the company is also working to generate video transcripts that will help users determine if the required information is available in the video they are watching or not....

This is one of the main gripes that YouTube Shorts creators had. People would post their Shorts, and many of them would get exponentially more views than their standard videos. However, they couldn’t monetize those videos. That’s a bad look on YouTube’s part, as more TikTokers are starting to make a living off their videos. But,the Google-owned company announced (via Engadget) that it’s going to bring an ad revenue sharing program....