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Samsung Galaxy A53 5G: Leaks, Rumors, Probable Release Date, Expected Price
The A series from Samsung has been a mid-range go-to option for users for a long time. In recent times, the company has shifted to a more premium mid-range segment with their A-series, bringing in a few features from the flagship S line. The latest Galaxy A53 5G is expected to be revealed in the upcoming Samsung Awesome Unpacked event in March 2022. Here is everything that is known so far about the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G.
Leaked features of Samsung Galaxy A53 5G
All the rumored details here are obtained from a massive leak in Italy. The device appeared on one of the retailer's websites for a brief while. But that was enough to provide a complete glimpse of what is to be expected from Samsung.
Design and Build Quality
The A-series always had a toned-down appearance of the S series. The same story holds here as well. The exact build material of the device is not confirmed yet. But users can expect a front glass and back with stainless steel or aluminum frame combination.
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The phone is expected to weigh around 190 g which further confirms the rumored material choice. At 8.1 mm thickness, the phone will be one of the slimmest from Samsung in recent times.
Moving on to the connectivity, users will get a choice of either a single sim or a hybrid dual sim option depending on the region. The phone is also slated to be IP67 water and dust-resistant. Even though the phone can survive 1 m underwater for 30 minutes on paper, it is not recommended to test the limit in any way.
There will be stereo speakers on the A53 5G like its predecessors. Unfortunately, headphone jacks won’t make any more comebacks on the A series Samsung devices. There will be a second generation of USB Type-C which will definitely aid in the fast charge and data transfer process.
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The Display
Samsung has been the absolute leader in the display industry for decades now. Their display tech has trickled from the flagship lines to the mid-range to even the entry-level ones. The display on the A53 5G is rumored to be an FHD+ Super AMOLED panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate. The display is a slightly toned-down version of the S series. The choice here clearly shows that Samsung is going to market the A53 5G as a premium mid-range device.
The 6.64-inch display also provides some insight into the overall form factor of the device. The A53 5G is expected to have a bezel-less design so the overall dimension should be right around the display size.
The display itself is beautiful as ever. It can push a max brightness of up to 800 nits which is perfect for outdoor legibility. Beyond that, the display also supports HDR 10+ which is perfect for streaming HD content directly on the device.
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The Camera
The camera has always been a prominent highlight of the A-series devices. Like most other features, the camera module is also a trickled-down version of their flagship lineup. The quad-camera setup will come with a 64 MP main sensor and a 12 MP ultrawide lens. The other two are a depth and macro sensor of 5 MP each.
The main two lenses are stacked as ever. Users will be getting PDAF as well as OIS as standard. Users will have to wait for the official launch of the device to get actual picture samples. However, the specs for the cameras look promising. The front features a 32 MP camera, the same that was seen on the A52.
The phone seems to be equally capable on the videography end. The video is slated to be 4K at 30 fps with 1080P at either 30 or 60 fps thanks to the gyro-EIS.
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Processor and Performance
The Samsung A53 5G will come with Exynos 1200 chipset. The Exynos 1200 is equivalent to the Snapdragon 700 series. The chipset is an octa-core one with 2 2.4 GHz and 6 2.0 GHz configurations.
There isn't any real-life performance data available yet. However, the chipset is designed to be a fairly capable one. The single-core score of the Exynos 1200 is rated at 690 and multi-core at 1846. This gives some insight into the performance capabilities of this device.
Users should be able to breeze through almost anything without any sort of noticeable difference. The device may heat up a bit with continuous gaming but that is typical of Samsung. Overall, the performance should be more than enough even for a demanding user.
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The OS here will be reprised by One UI. This time users will be getting One UI 4.0 based on Android 12. The One UI has slowly become a functional OS cutting out all of its bloatware. So previous Samsung owners as well as new users alike should not have any issue making the transition whatsoever.
Battery and Charge Time
The leaked spec sheet showed a standard 5000 mAh battery for the Samsung A53 5G. Given the previous performance record, users should get around 6 to 8 hours of continued usage with the device. In addition to that, the device will come with a 25W charger out of the box. The fast charger will be able to top up the device from zero to 100% in about an hour and 15 minutes.
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Price of Samsung Galaxy A53 5G in Bangladesh
The expected price of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G in India is 36,460 Rs for the 6/128 GB variant. The price roughly translates to 41,294 BDT (1 INR = 1.13 BDT). However, the price is subject to change due to various factors like company policy, tax, and supply.
Verdict
The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G is going to be yet another impressive premium mid-range device from Samsung. The battery, design, and display are impeccable as ever and can rival the flagships of other companies. Samsung could have introduced their 108 MP sensor on the A-series but chose not to cut costs. Overall, it’s going to be a performance-oriented device with Samsung’s reliability on board.
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MoU signed for commercial production of space-life suitable modules in Bangladesh
A tripartite MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) for commercial production of space-life suitable modules in Bangladesh was signed on Sunday.
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Aviation and Aerospace University (BSMRAAU) signed the MoU with Bridge to Bangladesh (B2B), Aspire to innovate (A2I), and pico Satellite at a program held in the city's Le Meridien hotel.
Air Commodore Mommad Abdullah Al Mahbub on behalf of BSMRAAU, Faruq Ahmed Jewel, Head of technology of A2I, Sajedul Islam, vice-president of B2B, and Profssor Dr Najmul Ullah for establishing Pico satellite labs signed the MoU.
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The four contracted organizations aim at establishing a space ecosystem in the country.
State Minister for ICT Zunaid Ahmed Palak was virtually connected as the chief guest at the program.
Palak said Bangladesh needs to launch nunumbermbers of satellites for boosting agricultural production, urban planning, and early flood detection.
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“The MoU signed today will increase our capacity to produce Pico, Nanosatellites along with observatory satellites. In the future, country’s youth will be able to build complete satellites and launch them through this deal,” said Palak.
eSIM in Bangladesh: All you need to know
As we move further into the digital age, our works and lives are getting internet-oriented in a more diversified way. This trend is especially apparent in the mobile industry, where technology is constantly evolving to make our lives easier. With that note, Global System for Mobile Communications (GSMA) had been working on the software-based SIM since 2010. Eventually, it became real, and Samsung Gear S2 Classic 3G smartwatch implemented eSIM in 2016. So, what is eSIM, and how does it work? Let's get to know everything about eSIM.
What is an eSIM?
An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a digital SIM that allows you to connect to a wireless network without having to use a physical SIM card. This means that you can switch providers without having to go through the hassle of buying a new SIM card and switching your number. eSIM also allows you to have more than one network in your phone, but you can use one network at a time.
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The eSIM is ten times smaller than any ordinary SIM card. As you already know, this SIM doesn't require to be inserted into the phone like the traditional SIM. eSIM is a built-in feature of the latest smartphone. Hence, eSIM will not work with any phone, and you will need to know if your handset has an eSIM feature or not. It is a kind of hardware of the phone, and it is not possible to take it out of the phone.
Latest phones such as iPhone 11 series and later, Samsung fold and flip phone, Samsung 20 and 21 series, Google Pixel, Huawei's latest models, and more. Further, eSIM is also used in fitness tracking devices, Apple Watches, iPads, etc. Although it is part of the phone's hardware, it is not activated until its profile is downloaded to the phone from the operator network.
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How does an eSIM work?
eSIM is basically a microchip that is programmable and is a built-in feature in eSIM supported devices. That means you can change the information inside if you want. However, the traditional SIM cards are not programmable. That means no one can change everything inside if they want to. So, we only have to use the services of one company with a regular sim card.
On the other hand, eSIMs work by connecting to a cellular network provider through an eSIM enabled device. The eSIM-enabled device will then have access to the provider's network and services.
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A regular SIM card usually contains some important information or data. Such as user ID, location, phone number, user authorization data, personal security key, saved contact number, and text message. We cannot change these data if we want. We can only save or delete contact numbers and text messages. The rest of the information is permanently saved in the SIM card, which can never be deleted. And due to this, we are bound to use the network of that SIM company.
But since eSIM is programmable, a user can change all the information if he wants. It's a lot like saving, deleting, or deleting something from the phone's memory. Therefore, an eSIM card allows you to profile users on different networks.
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Pros and cons eSIM
While eSIM technology seems groundbreaking, it has cons too. Let's get to know the pros and cons of eSIM.
Pros
eSIM technology offers a number of advantages over traditional SIM cards. Perhaps the most notable advantage is that eSIMs can be remotely activated and deactivated, which means that users can switch carriers without having to go to a physical store and swap out SIM cards. This can be a great convenience, especially when traveling because you won't have to worry about losing your SIM card or having to find a local carrier to get a new one. An eSIM can store the data of five virtual sims.
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eSIMs also offer increased security, as they are not as easily lost or stolen as traditional SIM cards. eSIM is also more difficult to hack or counterfeit than traditional SIM cards. Additionally, eSIM technology allows for more flexible plans, as users can add or delete data packages without having to visit a physical store.
The smaller size of E-SIMs allows for more space inside the phone, which can be used by smartphone manufacturers to increase battery size or add new features. Additionally, fewer holes in the phone mean that it is less likely to become clogged with dust.
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The use of e-SIM in small devices such as smartwatches can provide a convenient and efficient experience. Apple and Samsung have already implemented eSIM in different watch series.
Finally, eSIMs are more environmentally friendly, as they do not require the use of physical cards.
Cons
Although using eSIM may seem simple at first, the process can be complex. In the case of an ordinary SIM card, if the phone does not work for any reason, the user can usually retrieve important information by removing the SIM and inserting it into another phone. On the other hand, if the phone is damaged, most of your information is also lost unless it is saved online.
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If you are concerned about your movement being monitored, it's easy to remove your SIM card. With eSIM, there is no such advantage, but the upside is that your phone can't be wiped clean if it is stolen.
eSIM supported phones are not widely available, and they are not cheap either. Hence, you may need to spend more to access the eSIM service.
How to use eSIM in Bangladesh?
Currently, Grameen Phone (GP) offers an eSIM service in Bangladeshi. You can buy GP eSIM online and store. It is expected that eventually, other operators will also introduce eSIM in Bangladesh.
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When you buy an eSIM from an operator, they will give you a QR code. Scanning this code, your phone will save the operator's identity in the eSIM database in your set. Then the eSIM will be installed on your phone. Your mobile number in that eSIM will be activated on your phone.
Final Words
Recognized by GSME, ETSI, Global Platform, and SIM Alliance, e-SIM will be the connectivity of the future and will play an important role in the future of the telecom sector. Apple, Google, Huawei, and Windows are incorporating e-SIM into their ecosystems, and millions of people around the world are already taking advantage of it.
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SHAREit contributes to improving Bangladesh's digital infrastructure
Online and offline digital content and file-sharing platform SHAREit is contributing to improving Bangladesh's digital infrastructure by making e-commerce and mobile financial service platforms serve underserved consumers.
As Covid hit, the use of online platforms exponentially grew with a significant surge in online shopping and payments.
Taking that into account, SHAREit has collaborated with brands like e-commerce platform Daraz and mobile financial service provider Nagad to understand and reach the potential customer base.
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It also facilitates the growth of other app-based businesses through its ad platform by curating campaigns to help brands reach out to an incremental and almost untapped audience.
To do this, SHAREit emphasises its localisation efforts, analysing the cultural background and language environment of a target market and adapting the app's design, interaction, and functionality accordingly.
"SHAREit unlocks the ability for many types of phones to share many types of content without the need for an internet connection or mobile data consumption and is downloadable for free," Karam Malhotra, partner and global vice-president of SHAREit Group, said.
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"Earlier, people were happy to play a 10MB game. Now, they're not happy playing anything less than a 1GB game," Karam says. "It went from Nokia's Snake to Call of Duty. The amount of data users required grew by 100x."
Malhotra adds that the quality of mobile internet connectivity remains poor in emerging countries, and people there also worry about the high cost of mobile data consumption.
These challenges around downloading content from the internet have shut people out from participating fully in the digital economy. An alternative for sharing content and apps would make a difference.
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"Near-distance peer-to-peer is the world's leading offline-online social ecosystem," Malhotra says. "SHAREit enables a digital economy we don't even know about."
A study by Google shows that most people discover new apps through friends and family.
Malhotra says: "Every popular game has at least 30 imitators. How do you know which is the legitimate one that doesn't have viruses, malware, or spyware? You ask your friend."
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SHAREit app's Peer-to-peer sharing option also organically improves digital literacy as friends trust and teaches each other about how apps work.
Weather satellite rockets to orbit to monitor US West
America’s newest weather satellite blasted off Tuesday to improve wildfire and flood forecasting across the western half of the country.
It’s the replacement for a satellite launched exactly four years ago, which ended up with a cooling line blockage that hindered its main camera.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the new model is redesigned to avoid the problem. It will be designated GOES-18 after reaching an equatorial orbit 22,000 miles (36,000 kilometers) up. The first images should come next year, following months of testing.
This is the third in a nearly $11.7 billion series of four GOES weather satellites that are among the most advanced ever built; the cost includes decades of operation. The first soared in 2016 to track Atlantic hurricanes and other East Coast weather, while the second lifted off March 1, 2018. The fourth is set to launch in 2024.
The first two satellites in the series captured video of the rocket soaring out over the Atlantic from Cape Canaveral.
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The NASA-supported satellites “provide the only continuous coverage of weather and hazardous environmental conditions in the Western Hemisphere” said NOAA program director Pam Sullivan.
“Having these multiple ways of looking at the Earth gives us a lot more and a lot better information for these critical forecasts to save lives, protect property,” NOAA Administrator Rick Spinrad said following liftoff.GOES-17 — which is losing as much as 10% of its data because of overheating camera detectors — will be moved aside as an orbiting spare, once the newly launched craft is ready to take its place next year over the Pacific. Each is the size of a small school bus, weighing more than 6,000 pounds (2,700 kilograms).
Besides observing conditions here on Earth, the satellites also monitor solar flares and the resulting space weather.
Despite its flaw, GOES-17 beamed back stunning pictures of the Tonga volcanic eruption in January. The new satellite should provide even better images of such events, according to NOAA scientists.
Tuesday’s liftoff aboard United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket coincided with the opening of the so-called meteorological spring. The three-month season begins March 1, as defined by meteorologists and climatologists for record-keeping. This year’s spring equinox falls on March 20.
Grameenphone brings eSIM for the first time in Bangladesh
Grameenphone, the tech service leader and connectivity partner to Digital Bangladesh, has launched eSIM for the first time in the country which will be available from March 7 (Monday), onwards.
eSIM (embedded SIM) is one of the catalysts to the revolutionary digital transformation across the world along with environmental benefits, which facilitates advanced connectivity through manifold unique and futuristic features, said a press release of GP.
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With the spirit – “4G eSIM –The time is now for Eco-Friendly Digital SIMs” (4G eSIM – Poribesh-bandhob Digital SIM’er Ekhon’e Somoy) – Grameenphone users will be empowered to enjoy the full benefit of connectivity without a physical SIM card on an eSIM enabled device.
The company believes technological advancement and innovation must address climate concerns, and every step ahead is invaluable to protect mother nature. The global adoption of eSIM is projected to touch 3.4 billion by 2025. GP joins this journey of running operations responsibly as a forerunner at the technological front with a set ESG mission from Bangladesh.
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“We are happy and inspired to bring in this advanced and climate-friendly technology in Bangladesh. As an early adopter of this innovative technology, we welcome everyone to join this journey. There is no denying that climate change poses alarming concerns for Bangladesh, and we must act responsibly by all means to protect our present and future. eSIM is one of the many eco-friendly steps from us, marking the silver jubilee of GP to serve our valuable customers more meaningfully and digitally, and at the same time join forces with society to protect mother nature.” said Yasir Azman, CEO of Grameenphone, highlighting the possibility of eSIMs in the Bangladeshi market.
To obtain a Grameenphone eSIM connection, customers can visit the Grameenphone Experience centres (in Dhaka and Chattrogram) or the selected Grameenphone centres with their eSIM supported devices, fulfil the biometric registration process and request for an eSIM.
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By following the process of SIM purchase, an eSIM request can also be placed on Grameenphone’s online shop. An eSIM enabled device, a working camera of the respective device to scan the QR code, and an active internet connection (mobile data or WiFi) to activate the eSIM is required, eliminating all the logistical hassle of a physical SIM card.
Multiple networks and numbers can be stored on a single eSIM depending on the handset, ensuring seamless global connectivity. Customers can access more than one phone number, making it easier and more convenient for travellers. Since the solution is embedded in the device, it no longer requires manual input. eSIM provides enhanced security as the user data is stored in digital formats. During the era of optimization, eSIMs will eventually negate the need for a physical SIM card and its tray. This space can be used to increase a phone’s battery size or add more features to a handset. There is no possibility of losing the card as it is tied to the device itself, with no SIM pin hassle.
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Acknowledged by organizations like GSME, ETSI, GlobalPlatform, and SIMalliance, eSIM quite promisingly seems to be the future of connectivity, making waves the next step in the telecom industry.
Brands like Apple, Google, Huawei, and Windows are incorporating eSIMs into their ecosystems, and thousands of people worldwide are already enjoying its benefits.
For more information regarding Grameenphone eSIMs, please visit: https://www.grameenphone.com/esim
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realme showcases realme GT 2 Pro during media session for journalists
realme organised a media session for the journalists on Tuesday to experience the leap-forward performance of realme GT Neo 3, with the world's fastest 150W charging on mass produced smartphones and the most premium flagship realme GT 2 Pro.
realme introduced two of their most premium flagship phones - realme GT 2 Pro and announced GT NEO 3 – at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) held in Barcelona on Monday.
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Tim Shao, Managing Director of realme Bangladesh, said during the media session, “realme has been growing at a phenomenal rate. To continue the growth momentum, we are now focusing on the high-end market. Our latest global smartphone GT 2 Pro - will create new standards in the high-end market. realme will keep surprising the users with the latest innovations in the days to come.”
realme GT Neo 3 with the world's fastest 150W charging on mass produced smartphones, delivering 50% in 5 minutes. Because of the 150W UltraDart Charge. realme GT Neo 3 is the world's fastest charging smartphone coming with a new 150W under the UltraDart Charging Architecture (UDCA), that delivers outstanding safety and battery life performance and also gives smartphones reliable Ultra Battery Protection.
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In contrast, realme GT 2 Pro comes with the best android 2K AMOLED flat display that adopts Super Reality Display, which is built to deliver incredibly realistic visuals. With LTPO 2.0 technology, Super reality displays can automatically adjust the refresh rate from 1 to 120 hertz and everywhere in between. This smartphone also comes with industry first bio-based polymer design. In collaboration with world-renowned industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa, GT 2 Pro’s design is based on the sustainable concept of paper art.
The phone also features a triple-camera setup featuring the world’s first 150 ° ultra-wide Camera and a 40x micro-lens camera, which could shoot out extreme panoramas. Facilitated with the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Platform, 65W SuperDart Charge and 5000mAh Massive Battery, realme GT 2 Pro is the most premium flagship available in the market.
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realme is also developing a diverse portfolio of 5G products with an aim to offer 100 million 5G phones in the next three years to young users. Besides affordable 5G phones, realme will also bring more AIoT products to young consumers as realme has entered AIoT 2.0 development phase with its advanced ‘1+5+T’ strategy.
Vivo X80 Series: Leaks, Rumors, Probable Release Date
Just a few months ago, Vivo launched the Vivo X70 series smartphones officially. Now its successor which is nearly sure to be called the Vivo X80 series is set to launch. Rumors are leaking out about what we should expect from the X80 phones and what about their possible release date. Continue scrolling to know so far about the Vivo X80 series-key features and specifications.
Leaks and Rumors about Vivo X80
Design
It is really hard to talk about the design as we don’t have any images or ideas yet that disclose the features of the Vivo X80 series. However, in the meantime, it is confirmed by the leaks that the maintenance of the certification IP68.
It may have front corning gorilla glass, rear glass. The non-plus ultra model that is Vivo X80 Pro + should sport a screen from 6,78” Quad HD +, seemingly the same as the Vivo X70 Pro +. The type of panel would be changed so that we can enjoy the technology LTPO 2.0.
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However, the rumor is that the company is planning to launch Vivo X80, X80 Pro, and X80 Pro+- these three models. All three smartphones would have an AMOLED display and the screen will have 120Hz refresh rate support.
Display
Maybe the X80 will have a 6.56-inch LTPO display. It will have a Full HD+ screen resolution. On the other hand, the X80 pro will have a 6.78-inch LTPO display with Full HD+ screen resolutions whereas the Pro+ models will have a 6.78-inch LTPO display but will have Quad HD+ screen resolutions.
According to the leaks Vivo X80 will feature an AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate. It will also have a punch-hole for the camera and an under-display fingerprint sensor. The Vivo X80 will get high refresh displays.
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Hardware
The chipset that will be used in the Vivo X80 series may vary depending on the model involved. The strategy will be similar to that of the last generation. So, the smaller models will use MEdia Tek solutions whereas Qualcomm for the top ones.
It is said that Vivo X80 will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8000 SoC while the X80 Pro will pack MediaTek Dimensity 9000 processor. On the other hand, the X80 Pro+ will come powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, the same processor that’s powering most of the flagship smartphones.
In the case of the memory configuration, the X80 will have LPDDR4X RAM whereas the Pro models will have up to 12GB LPDDR5 RAM. All three models wish to come packed with UFS 3.1 internal storage.
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Battery
We do not yet know what amperage the batteries of the VIVO X80 will have, but the leaks speak of fast charging of 80W for X80. Moreover, it is guessed that the presence of support for charging wireless to 50W while the Pro models will have support for 66W fast charging and 50W wireless charging.
Camera
In the Vivo X80 series, we will have the famous Gimbal Camera, which has now become an iconic element for the series. The main sensor will have VIS stabilization support 5-axis which is a step ahead of the current generation.
The Vivo X80 series will have a triple-camera setup. They are-a 50MP Samsung GN5 sensor, a 13MP secondary sensor, and a 12MP Sony IMX663 sensor with 2X optical zoom while the Vivo X80 Pro is expected to come with a quad-camera setup of a 50MP primary sensor, a 50 MP Samsung JN1 sensor, a 12MP Sony IMX663 lens. It also has 2x optical zoom and a 50MP sensor with 5x optical zoom support.
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On the other hand, the Pro+ model will have a 50MP primary lens, a 49MP Sony IMX598 sensor, a 50MP sensor with 2x optical zoom, and another 50MP lens with 5x optical zoom. The X80 and X80 Pro are said to have a 44MP snapper on the front side for taking selfies and video calling while the X80 Pro+ will pack a 50MP sensor.
Performance and Connectivity
Although the specifications on the upcoming Vivo X80 series popped up just after the Vivo X70 was launched, there are fresh insights found on Weibo that tell us what can be expected. The higher-spec Vivo X80 Pro+ may get the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC from Qualcomm. The devices will get LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 3.1 storage options. It is amazing that Vivo will use the new MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chipset that’s built on the 4nm process and which is a direct competition with the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chips that will appear in a lighter of phones in 2022.
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How much will the Vivo X80 cost?
As for the price, the leaks reveal the alleged prices in China for Vivo X80 Pro +: 5.499 yuan (€759) for 12/256 GB, 5.999 yuan (€829) for 12/512 GB, and 6.999 yuan (€967) for 12 while, on the whole, the upcoming Vivo X80 could be priced at CNY 3,699 (roughly Rs. 43,300), while Vivo X80 Pro and Vivo X80 Pro+ could be priced at CNY 4,599 (roughly Rs. 53,800) and CNY 5,499 (roughly Rs. 64,400) respectively. Vivo does not announce any details of these smartphones yet.
When will the Vivo X80 be released?
A recent leak reveals a little more about the release: the smartphone triptych should debut in late January or early February 2022, also in an international version. Another leak tells us that the series will come instead to March 2022, which is not far off but more in line with the usual plans of the company. However, around six to nine months between generations we could see the X80 series arrive in the summer of 2022.
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Bottom Line
So far, we have shared some leaked features about the Vivo X80 Series. Stay with us to get more updates about these phones.
Pathao Courier to get upay cash collection solutions
Mobile financial service provider upay has signed an agreement with Pathao to facilitate cash collection from Pathao Courier hubs across the country.
Under the deal, upay will provide cash collection solutions to Pathao Courier Service, a concern of digital platform Pathao.
Upay, a subsidiary of United Commercial Bank, will collect cash from 53 points of Pathao Courier service across the country.
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Rezaul Hossain, managing director and CEO of upay, and Fahim Ahmed, CEO of Pathao, signed the agreement Thursday in the capital.
Rezaul Hossain said, "We are happy to provide the cash collection solutions to Pathao, which will help them manage their business efficiently by reducing cash management hassle."
Fahim said: "The agreement offers a highly advanced, secure, and efficient platform to Pathao Courier."
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Upay customers enjoy a range of services, including fund transfer; utility bill, merchant, traffic-fine, Indian visa fee payments; airtime recharge, inward remittances, salary and government social safety net, and other value-added financial services.
Pathao is a market leader in ride-sharing, food delivery, and e-commerce logistics.
Training on ‘Robot making’ underway in Cumilla amid students’ enthusiasm
A training programme on ‘making robots’ for students of classes V to X started at the laboratories of Cumilla Collectorate School & College and District administration lab creating enthusiasm among young learners.
Organized by Cumilla Robotics and Programming Club the objective of the training is to improve the technological knowledge among the students and make them interested in scientific inventions.
Over 700 students from 16 educational institutions in Cumilla city first took part in a three-day workshop. From among them, 120 students were selected for this training, said assistant Commissioner Kaniz Fatema, officer-in-charge of the ICT department of the district administration.
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Besides, training will be arranged in every upazila on the initiative of Cumilla Robotics and Programming Club, she added.
During a visit the UNB correspondent found the students busy with their training. In the district administration lab, the body print of the robot is running on the 3D printer. In addition, students are working with sensors.
Mahmuda bin Mohsin, a 10th grader of Cumilla High School, said, “I can learn many things from this training. This is a new experience. I hope I can do something good through this workshop”.
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Shirin Akhter, a guardian, said “My daughter Jinat Akhter is in 10th grade. She has been interested in technology since childhood. She is very happy to come to this workshop”.