That smartwatch, codenamed Milan, had two integrated cameras. One with a 5MP sensor for video calls and one with a 12MP camera for snapping photos. It was an ambitious project to be sure. Despite the undoubtedly high amount of privacy concerns it would probably raise. But, Meta killed the plans for that watch in the middle of June. Which left two more watches on the table that it was working on....
9To5Google states that Sense 2 and Versa 4 are the current names for both devices. And, there’s a leaked image which reportedly shows off the design of what is thought to be the Versa 4. In the leaked image, you can see a button sitting on the right side of the watch. The Fitbit Sense 2 side button may be tactile The Fitbit Sense 2 side button may be tactile...
Additionally, Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband is also coming to users in Birmingham (Alabama). Customers in Albuquerque (New Mexico), Little Rock (Arkansas), and Nashville (Tennessee), meanwhile, are getting access to its 5G Home service. Following this expansion, according to Verizon, its 5G Ultra Wideband is now available in parts of 78 cities in the US. The 5G Home service is also now available in parts of 52 cities across the country. “We’re continuing our aggressive expansion of our 5G Ultra Wideband and 5G Home services,” said Kyle Malady, CTO at Verizon....
For as well-received as Android 12 was (Google actually won an award for it), we can’t expect it to be as widespread as the other versions of Android. It’s still new compared to previous versions of Android. This means that several OEMs still need to update their phones to the latest version. Not only that, but we also have to take into account that a ton of phones launching now, especially mid-range and budget phones, launch with Android 11 out of the box....
Now, Bungie isn’t going at this alone. It enlisted the help of a major Chinese tech company called NetEase Games. This company has had a minority stake in Bungie since 2018. Together, these two companies are making the game. This news was spotted by The Game Post on LinkedIn. One game artist working at NetEase Games added to their profile that they helped work on an “unannounced FPS mobile game” with Bungie....
