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Xiaomi Mi TV 4 likely to be launched today: Expected price, specs and more

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 <div>New Delhi: Chinese handset maker Xiaomi could be launching two devices as the company's Valentine's Day gift to its customers. 
The devices will also be Xiaomi's first new products for the year in India. 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en">Valentine's Day Plan - ✅ Hang out with @RedmiIndia - ✅ Something wonderful is about to happen - ✅ See you tomorrow at 12 - https://t.co/JHqVBkUXIi pic.twitter.com/vL7R7ohp6T 
— Mi India (@XiaomiIndia) February 13, 2018</blockquote> 
Based on the series of tweets and teaser posts that Xiaomi has been posting lately, media is abuzz with news that the company may launch Redmi Note 5 – touted to be the successor to Redmi Note 4 today. However, the latest teaser release by Xiaomi hints at launch of one more device on Valentine's Day. 
The teaser video just shows a little edge of a mystery device and that doesn’t resemble a smartphone. People are shown looking at a slim device from various angles fuelling speculations on the launch of its Mi TV. 
Xiaomi has tweeted the teaser video: 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en">Mi fans! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? #WhatIsThat Something wonderful is about to happen this Valentine's Day. Stay tuned! Register now for the live stream - https://t.co/l4bdUpyerC pic.twitter.com/99ODzuVHML 
— Mi India (@XiaomiIndia) February 12, 2018</blockquote> 
Xiaomi had first showcased Mi TV 4 at the Consumer Electronics Show last year. The Mi TV sports a 4.9mm ultra-thin frameless metal body and comes in three screen sizes: 49-inches, 55-inches, and the largest being 65-inches. The smart TV could bear a price tag of Rs 95,000 in India.   It features a 4K panel along with HDR10 support and it also has a quad-core 64-bit flagship TV processor, Dolby and DTS dual audio decoding. 
  
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France’s telecom regulator thinks net neutrality should also apply to devices

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The ARCEP, France’s equivalent of the FCC in the U.S., wants to go beyond telecommunications companies. While many regulatory authorities have focused on carriers and internet service providers, the French authority thinks Google, Apple, Amazon and all the big tech companies also need their own version of net neutrality. 
 
The ARCEP just published a thorough 65-page report (embedded below) about the devices we use every day. The report says that devices give you a portion of the internet and prevent an open internet. 
“With net neutrality, we spend all our time cleaning pipes, but nobody is looking at faucets,” ARCEP president Sébastien Soriano told me. “Everybody assumes that the devices that we use to go online don’t have a bias. But if you want to go online, you need a device just like you need a telecom company.” 
<div class="pullquote-wrap right"><blockquote class="pullquote">With net neutrality, we spend all our time cleaning pipes, but nobody is looking at faucets</blockquote>— Sébastien Soriano</div> 
Now that net neutrality has been laid down in European regulation, the ARCEP has been looking at devices for the past couple of years. And it’s true that you can feel you’re stuck in an ecosystem once you realize you have to use Apple Music on an Apple Watch, or the Amazon Echo assumes you want to buy stuff on Amazon.com when you say ‘Alexa, buy me a tooth brush’. 
		 
		 
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		“The interface of the smartphone makes it much more comfortable than a computer,” Soriano said. “But they’re holding your hand — the size of the screen means that they don’t show you as many things.” 
And smartphones are just the tip of the iceberg. Voice assistants and connected speakers are even less neutral than smartphones. Game consoles, smartwatches and connected cars all share the same issues. 
The ARCEP doesn’t think we should go back to computers and leave our phones behind. This isn’t a debate about innovation versus regulation. Regulation can also foster innovation. 
“This report has listed for the first time ever all the limitations you face as a smartphone user,” Soriano said. “By users, we mean both consumers and developers who submit apps in the stores.” 
<h2>Some changes that would benefit end users</h2> 
Of course, the ARCEP wants to be in charge of all those limitations so that users don’t end up being stuck forever in a closed ecosystem. You can also find a bunch of suggestions in the report. For instance, you should be able to uninstall all pre-installed apps on your phone. 
You should be able to use an alternative to the App Store or Play Store because Apple and Google have their own editorial and validation teams. It forces developers to play by their rules, even though some of those rules are just here to protect Apple or Google. 
 
<div class="pullquote-wrap right"><blockquote class="pullquote">They curate content on 86 percent of what we do with our smartphones</blockquote>— Sébastien Soriano</div> 
Even if Apple or Google don’t want to replace their stores, you could imagine alternative search engines that connect to the App Store or Play Store thanks to APIs. There’s no reason why we can switch from Google to Qwant or DuckDuckGo, but not from the Play Store to another search engine. 
“Today, apps represent 86 percent of mobile internet traffic,” Soriano said. “They curate content on 86 percent of what we do with our smartphones.” 
The ARCEP wants to look at exclusive services and content. Sometimes, it’s true that exclusive services foster competition. But the ARCEP wants to keep an eye on it. 
“We looked at Progressive Web Apps. Those Progressive Web Apps look interesting because it lets you combine the best of the web and apps,” Soriano said. But the ARCEP is also aware that Progressive Web Apps still aren’t as nice and powerful as native apps. “It seems a bit premature at this stage to force this model as the default model on smartphones,” Soriano said. 
There are other suggestions in the report to help developers and consumers. Those are just ideas for now, but the ARCEP plans to use them soon. 
<h2>Turning those suggestions into a law</h2> 
“Legally, those suggestions can be passed as a law in France,” Soriano said. “If a French politician wants to reuse our suggestions into a law, it’s possible. We’re just calling out a problem we identified and making propositions.” This would be just the first step before bringing the issue to a European level. 
Soriano said France’s Secretary of State for Digital Affairs Mounir Mahjoubi could be interested in those discussions involving tech platforms. He also plans to go to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to talk with European politicians and phone manufacturers. 
In all cases, this is an interesting document that asks the right questions. And if the FCC wants to reconsider its stance on net neutrality, it would be a good idea to look at tech companies in addition to telecom companies. 
			 
 
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Corsair One gaming PC goes hexa-core with Coffee Lake processors

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Corsair has introduced two new models of its compact gaming PC, the Corsair One, equipped with Coffee Lake processors.Named the Corsair Pro Plus and Elite, each has been upgraded with Intel Core i7-8700K processors, replacing the Intel Core i7-7700K CPUs that last year’s models were equipped with at launch. Of course, with Coffee Lake CPU upgrade comes a new Z370 chipset and motherboard. To further sweeten the pot, Corsair has also added faster Vengeance LPX DDR4-2,666MHz RAM, topping the DDR4-2,400MHz memory found in older models.Other than that, the Corsair One’s other specifications remain the same. Both systems come with a liquid-cooled Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti as well as a water block for the CPU itself, 480GB of NVMe SSD storage and an additional 2TB HDD. The Pro Plus and Elite models of the Corsair One only differ in the amount of memory they’re each equipped with: 16GB and 32GB, respectively.The updated Corsair One models are available to purchase now with the Elite retailing for $2,999 or £2,999 (about AU$3790) and the Pro Plus for $2,799 or £2,799 (about AU$3,540).</div> 
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Here's the clearest look at the upcoming Nokia 1 and Nokia 7+ smartphones

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 NEW DELHI: HMD is expected to launch at least three smartphones at the upcoming MWC 2018 conference on February 25, 2018 in Barcelona, Spain. While everything is a rumour for now, smartphone tipster @evleaks has posted a few images showing the Nokia 1 and Nokia 7+, giving those rumours a certain level of legitimacy. 
 As seen in the tweets, Nokia 1, which will be the budget offering by HMD, will come in Blue and Red colour variants. The smartphone can be seen with ample bezels on all four sides of the display. There will be no physical buttons and the mono speakers will be placed at the bottom side of the back panel. The volume and power buttons will be placed on the right-side while the 3.5mm headphone jack will be at the top. A single rear camera with LED flash can also be seen inside a pill-shaped enclosure. 
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 The Nokia 7+ is also shown in clear renders in a couple of images. In the first image we can see the smartphone in White colour variant with Red accents. The smartphone will be featuring an 18:9 aspect ratio display with Nokia branding on top corner and a single speaker. At the back there will be two cameras along with LED flash. Below the setup will be a fingerprint sensor. 
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 What’s interesting is that the Nokia 7+ will come with Android One branding. If true, this could be HMD’s first Android One handset. In addition to White colour, the smartphone will also be available in dark Copper colour. The cameras at the back will be ‘Zeiss’ branded. 
 
 At MWC 2018 we may also see the flagship Nokia 9 smartphone alongside the global launches of Nokia 6 (2018) and Nokia 3310 4G version. 
 
 According to a recent report, the Nokia 6 (2018), Nokia 1 and Nokia 9 may arrive India starting April this year. 
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Nokia to consider the future of its Digital Health business

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Nokia purchased the French digital health company Withings back in 2016 and less than two years later is considering what to do with it. An official press release stated the Digital Health business is going into strategic review, effectively meaning Nokia is thinking if it should sell or even shut down the whole department. 
 
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Losing the Digital Health division could be a big blow for Nokia. The info about a strategic review comes just 4 months after canceling the OZO VR project due to slower-than-expected development of the market. 
 
In the brief press message the company also stated that the Patent Business, Brand Partnerships and Technology Licensing units in Nokia Technologies “are not in the scope of this review”. 
 
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 launched in India – Price, features and more

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											The Redmi Note 5, claimed to be the thinnest Xiaomi phone comes in Lake Blue, Rose Gold, Black, and Gold colour variants. 
 
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Qualcomm announces 7nm Snapdragon X24 gigabit modem with peak download speeds upto 2Gbps

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At peak speeds, the modem is twice as fast as Qualcomm’s previous gigabit LTE modem and even surpasses Samsung’s modem in its latest Exynos chipsets that supported up to six carrier aggregation. The X24 modem also supports 4X4 MIMO antenna arrays on five LTE carriers, that pegs the theoretical maximum to 20 concurrent LTE streams. 
 
  
 
The X24 modem will allow smartphones to connect to the entire range of 4G spectrum bands which can increase the overall connectivity over and above the present benchmark. 
 
  
 
While Qualcomm also announced the X50 5G modem, the X24 modem will improve 4G speeds by a lot. 5G is still some time away and while the world prepares for it, a boost in LTE speeds will be a welcome move. Additionally, even if 5G arrives soon, congested areas will still get LTE networks and the new modem will ensure the transition remains less painful for users. 
 
  
 
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<img class="" src="http://mrservice.help/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/snapchat-finally-gives-creators-analytics.png"/>Snapchat has always been terrible at analytics, only showing daily Story view counts that content creators had to screenshot just before they disappeared every 24 hours in order to prove their worth to sponsors. But starting today, tens of thousands creators who make official Stories or have large followings will start seeing a slew of view count and demographic analytics on their Snapchat profile. 
<img alt="" class="wp-image-1598399 alignright size-large" height="680" src="http://mrservice.help/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/1518697687_711_snapchat-finally-gives-creators-analytics.png" width="382" />These new analytics include: 
<ul><li>Total Story Views in the past week, month and year to date.</li> 
<li>Time Spent Viewing Stories in minutes in the past week, month, and year to date.</li> 
<li>Daily unique story viewers, average time unique viewers spent watching, and completion rates</li> 
<li>Audience demographics like gender breakdown, top age bracket, and top geographic regions</li> 
<li>Audience interests like which lifestyle categories like film and TV, food, fashion , and sports their audiences care about</li> 
</ul>The new analytics could help creators show their total reach to secure sponsored content and product placement deals, refine their posts to match their audience, and compare their following to that on other platforms. A truck company might not care if a creator has 200,000 views a day, but if they can show those views come from men age 25-34 in the Midwest who like the outdoors, the business could pay $50,000 for the creator to feature their trucks in their Snaps. 
It appears that Snapchat is changing its ways following CEO Evan Spiegel’s strategy flip-flop on the Q3 2017 earnings call when he said “We have historically neglected the creator community on Snapchat . . . In 2018, we are going to build more distribution and monetization opportunities for these creators.” Snapchat wasted a lot of time, considering I wrote about “Who will be the first Snapchat Stories celebrity?” back in 2013 a week after the feature launched, and creators like Mplatco (whose art is featured above) have been getting paid by brands like Disney since 2014. 
<div id="attachment_1572327" style="max-width: 690px" class="wp-caption aligncenter"><img alt="" class="wp-image-1572327 size-large" height="315" src="http://mrservice.help/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/1518697687_350_snapchat-finally-gives-creators-analytics.png" width="680" />Snapchat’s redesign puts creators in Discover where they can be promoted to potential followers</div> 
Now it’s truly embracing these independent creators for alongside the rollout of the redesign that pulls creators out of the friends’ Story list and puts them with other professional entertainers in the Discover section, but that also for the first time promotes social media stars you don’t already follow. For years Snap refused to help creators get discovered, work with them on feature launches, help them if locked out of their account, or provide monetization opportunities. It only began verifying some with a special emoji on their name last year, and there’s still no revenue sharing options like creators find on YouTube and Facebook. 
<img alt="" class="wp-image-1598401 alignright size-large" height="680" src="http://mrservice.help/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/1518697687_909_snapchat-finally-gives-creators-analytics.png" width="357" />One of Snapchat’s first stars who routinely pulls in five-figure sponsorship deals, comedian/singer/illustrator Shonduras, tells TechCrunch via text message “I have been dreaming of these analytics for YEARS!! and now that they are here i can honestly say… yes they are good! I have been using them in beta for awhile and have been able to learn a ton about my audience, my male/female ratios on snapchat are significantly different than all my other platforms! which really helps me create content that is better served for my snap audience!” 
Creators often had to turn to unofficial third-party analytics providers to get help understanding their audiences. But that could be expensive, provide incomplete data, or require creators to turn over their login details. 
Nick Cicero, CEO of social analytics startup Delmondo says the new native analytics are “a win all around. Naturally a long overdue step needed to keep more influencers in the platform who have done a lot for Snap, and it’s a great way to build a more diverse set of premium inventory and targeting data for advertisers.” 
By ignoring creators, Snapchat had pushed them to competitors like Instagram and YouTube. But now they’ll have more reasons to keep creating on Snapchat, especially if new monetization opportunities emerge. For example, Twitter eventually acquired social media sponsorship broker Niche so it could support creators and start earning a cut of their deals. [Disclosure: my cousin Darren Lachtman co-founded Niche] Snapchat could similarly get into the sponsorship deal making with big stars, and/or let creators earn a cut of ads that run beside their Stories. 
Shonduras concludes that “i will be the first to admit i was done with snapchat and fell away last year. but this is the change that both creators and brands needed to get back on board!! and i hope it works!” 
 
 
 
								 
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